Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-23
CHARLESTON, Sept. I6.

L T..
Sy the fast sailing ship South Carolina, Capt
EEsTERBY, in IS days from bordeaux, VI have
received Paris and Bordeaux papers 10 The
20th July. On hasty pcruSal Of them we
una nothing important; Upland Cotton 100 Il
1901. and Rice has fdlen-a few extracts fo!-
low.
Pans, July 25.
Gen. belair, who was arrested at the same
time with Madame LayaIetie, has been set at
liberty.
The cause Of the Cehs9ur Earopee,i, will be
heard before the Tribunal OF Correct IOnai po-
lice on 'fuesday next.
IT rs said tiIat the COpncilof State las formed
the principal basis of the project of law on
Tie Organization Of CoUucis-Cfeneralof the De-
paTtmeuts, OF Councils OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
Councils Municipal. According 10 this project
the Municipal Councils VIII be nominated d-
rectly rs the different coRenunes but the Mem
bers of the Councils Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and
OF Departments, will lie nominated by the king
from list presented him for tnat purpose
TINS projects to be submitted to the Chambers
on their nice tin@.
1t Is generally supposed that tie Electoral
Colleges of the Seine, which will meet to renew
nth OF The Chamber of Deputies this year,
VIII he cOnyOked during the inst fortnight in
sept. Ire list OF electors ard OF persons Ell
lgihe tor this purpose, has been already ppb
lished in the departments, and will appear i'm
Paris in few days.
Lieutenant General Thievenot is no more =
he died al Oriy, near Paris, much esteemed and
respected.
The Minister of Marine and of The Colonies
has announced to the public, tnat, comformably
TO ancient regulations the vessels OF France
III Spanish ports, ana those OF Spain i'll the
ports OF France, are placed an equal foot
ing IN regard to the payment Of the tolls of na-
vlgatiOn.
a report is in circulation that Madame the
Marquis de Layalette, lately arrested IN Paris,
viii be transferred TO Lyons.
General Cerlse, accused of being among the
col. faf.tse 4. .e.H IL. q. 4 II
was arrested tie day before yesterday, lust as
lie arrived in Paris. and conducted TO the Pre-
lecture Police. lie exhibits evident signs
OF insanity.
An English fligate is arrived at Leglorn, to
TAKE on board I've millions OF money, the sum
due to England from the hing Of Sardinia to-
wards the expenses OF the war.
We learn with Indignation, by very respec-
table COuUtrylndn OF ours from France, that
Americans are frequently insuIted in Paris NV
ibe subjects of hing Wellington aud governor
Louis, alias kObespieTre, TIE 18Th. 1t is PAIN
iul to repeat these things, but lie feelings they
give lufm 10 are sOitCned by this truth, that it
aie thus treated by the legitimate wretches
wh0 at present govern and disgrace France, We
are respected by The wise aud good OF that ami
able, suffering nation
il is sid that Tie duchess OF AnsOaieme adj.
dressed lew words TO Mrs. UalidtIu ~ French,
who replied II dU not speak Frtuch. princess "
Nst:" and turned her back 10 Mrs Gdllatin--
THIS Gas noticed by the whole court, and was
thought extraordinary, as Tins devOut and fina-
ucPiinccss IS known iOspeak usliSh very we'll,
aud Is IS complete a yassal OF Eng land in senti-
nfcn;s, habits AID manners as any other young
family. The preludiccs, may say hatred, OF
this family towards ti,Is country, is equalled
onlyby their ignorance oft, and OF every thing
relating 10 the true Interests of France
~. \. COlHNbigH. SANTERNE
We give the following extract without any
comment. Perhaps tbe editOfs Of the Nation
al inteliigencer may furnish some further in
formation, ffiereis any, relating TO this strange
treatment Of OR minister, which may be DIS
closed az this time. BtH. red. Gaz.
EXTRACT PROu WAsHINCTON.
It's fsnOred here, aud think OF good au
tliOrity, fldt Nf. GHidtin, our minister dt the
count Of Versailles, has lately transmitted 10
our government. dispatches, in which lie
states, 6 that lac has for some time past been