Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-08

yte hear from hdtisOOne, under GATE
sf the 23d of April, that the regiment of
in6,ntry of Colloredo has passed through
,here. forming the last column of the
Austrian troops which has Quilted France.
T'hey write from The Province OF Cali
c;a in Spain, that bands of robbers desc
Late that country the mountains upon
the frontiers OF Portugal offer AN asy lum
tn these dangerous men, and render use
less all efforts OF the authorities 10 repress
them. :,
Yesterday the King slIewed himseltat
ithe Gallery next the Garden of the Thuil-
leries. together vita all the Royal rami-
~ on returning from the Chapel, aud
was received with loud acciamaiions.
Tie King signed yesterday the con-
Tract of Marriage between the Count dc
3 'Chevigny aud MademoSeile Gle Causans,
daughter of Gen. de Causans, Member of
the Chamber of Deputies.
The water works ofthe Garden OF Yer
saiIlcs PLAYED Yesterday, and attracted
! immense crowds 10 thai city.
We learn from Frankfort, under date of
\ the 2gth OF April, that the Germanc Di-
et opened its siitinss on the 2Stb, and
| that Nj. d'Aretin, Minister of Bavaria, pre-
I sented his letters of credeuce OH tina: oc-
y casiou.
4 Twenty two French prisoners soldiers
ofthe ex-guard, have passed by Anvers
< on the Goth ult. They came from the
farthest part of Sibaria, and state that
there are yet many Frenchman who are
now on their return TO their native land.
This affords some ground for hope, for
many families, who have lost individual
branches, that they may still be restored
I to them.
Translated for the Mercantile Adceriiser
i LONDON, May 6.
| Yesterday the House of Commons for
I mcd'itself into a committee, TO hear the
report of finance. On the motion of the
reporter, several places and sinecurcs
have been abolished. Other reductions
have been again discussed.
An experiment will be made at Wool
witch tomorrow evening, with Congreve
Rockets, for the purpose of periecting
the calculation of the longitude.
Yesterday the House of Commons was
occupied during a long sitting, on the at
fair of Canning and his embassy to Lis
bon. Mr.. Lamberion, after having ex-
posed the abs,rdity Of an embassy direc-
ted 10 a capital where there was no
court, and which notwithstanding cost
the treasury annually Is. $50 pounds
sterling, has proposed the adoption of
three resolutions, founded upon anthem
tic and official documents. 'fhc object
of these resolutions is To declare To the
House, list. That on the 18TH of july,
1914, Lord Yiscouni Castlcreagh had adj
dressed dispatch 10 MIR. Lydenham,
envoy TO Lisbon, TO announce to him that
the expenses of the embassy ought not
10 be continued upon the same footing
on which they had been carried durin 9
The war, and that they ought to be rcdu-
ced 10 fh200 sterling for the allowance oil
the Ambassadors. 2d-That under the pre-
text of congratualing the Prince Regent
. of Portugal on his arrival in Europe, MIR
Canning had been nominated Ambassa-
dor, with salary of { Is, $50 sterling.
3d-TEat his nomination was in"ompati-
bic With the dispatches of Lord Castle
reaghh himself and that it was accom-
panied5 with useless expences.-A fteI
some very long speeches from Lord Cas-
i flereash aud Mr.. Canning the House
passed the order of the day upon these
resolutlons.-Ibere was a division of27C
voices against 76. Ii is thought that
this affair will be again brought upon the
carpet but IT Is thought also, tIat the best
way of effacing the remembrance of il
from the public, would be in future 10 a.
dopta more rigorous sy stem Of economy
Times.
The ornaments making in the Ottoman
Empire continue 10 be spoken of, and
that the Port receives all foreigners who
are wiling 10 enter into its seryice.-Tn
that case they directed to Smyrna, where
there is a species of depot and general
officers, who are intended 10 organize the
the considerable forces which are com
posed ofiorclgners. Ibid.