Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

nuinDCi VI HOUSES, WIFI all tutu
were I'm like manner overwhelmed In ruin
and not trace Of their existence left.
BOsroN, November i've are indebted tc
MIR. Hooper, keeper of the Exchange Coffee
House Books, for file of Paris papers of Sep
TENDER 20, from which we have collected the
following articles OF intelligence.
AT the first baIioting, Sept. 20, for six mem
bers OF the House OF Deputies for the Depart
ment OF the Seine, 062J votes were given.
There was great number OF candidates, anu
Mr.. Laiitie, governor of the Bank OF France,
only, was chosen
An article dated Lausanne Sept 10th. mem
hons that log inhabitants of that country en-
parked IN Holland on board a small brig for the
United states, having paid part oftheir pas
saise money IN advance. After they had pro
oC.dei 10 sea they found that the brig was fur
nished ~ith hut a very small supply OF proylsi
oaS and water, aud She VAS in consequence o.
b:i-cG to put mtO plymouth. Here tho cap
+ tain demands of Ills passengers further adj
vance of money, AMI atter pre,eudliig to fur
D,sh the rc4UiSHs provisions again put TO sea-
aili finally anNeG 40 LISBON, - here tire mise
rt1le SMisS were landed without any further
means oF prosecuting tiiei voyage.
the E"giislr steam boat Majestic ct III tons,
ieft MorSate, September -, lt9 O'clock, and
catered Tue harbar OF Calais - ! O'Clock ia the
afternoon, with 2O0 passengers.
& Lord Peterborough was III Paris Sept. %. 1t
rs Sa.d thaf tie object OF ms visit Is to vi>t the
lnsalle Hospitals, iOr the purpose Of obtaining
information that mi sht euabie him tolntroduce
improvements into ike institutions IN En-
sl.,nd.
Prince Paul Of Wirtemburg has arrived at
Paris and hWed the hotel of Marshal DayOust,
nos three wears.
fHe hii. % Prussia ana tie Prince ROYAL
arrived at Gassei Sept. 27'th, on their return 10
bcriln.
lhc French General Rigaud is about TO en-.
bark Tor Aiuerca.
The emperor ana e,hpiess Of Austria were
at the last dale, Sept. 3. all on their tour, la
N.ns arrived 1T Lai.,ltnG.I aud HcnHauS tait, in
iraisNlsdnia. fhai uiince Is rep. esented
10 be most beautiful an, interS ,liIs country,
10 be compared with thelnortNcrn p4ri ofila-
~. Che climate, sell, wllers, vines, AMI pro-
dGcilols OF every sort includin,, Is rich m,llvs,
render 1t ohe ot the nosl Interesting pcr,iouS
OF the Austrian MONARCHY.
an 0A Reefonag.--it is confidently assert
ed thag this years budget III France will be
heavier than the last contested one. This is
prIacipaliy attributed to pay pieats which are
To be made on account OF the claims OF Tie Al
lied Powers. In the month OF june last, the
amount 81 these clalmS vas about one thousand
eisht hundred milton OF francs, tmore than Sc
Venty-four millions Sterhng,) and great Hdui-
her ~ claims were Ntiil expected. The nature
OF few OF these c,aiihs beng mentioned, the
aaiOuHt viii not appear So extraordinary. Ma.
p0eon had ordered isr'urui 10 De fortified =
for that purpose some house, OF the suburbs
were pniiec down, as IS gcn3iaiiy done in SINH
lar eases. The King Of Prussia claim, the w.
n
France, WHO thus has the satisfaction of cOntri-
buling 10 :hG security OF his TiIend PAYMENT
for tha wood which served 10 construct the
tiamDurgh bridge IS demanded, &c &C In
1914, ihe Couut ArtOis ordered an immense
quantity ofart.liery, sc. taken long since from
te AiheS, 10 be restored To them part OF
"alch, however waS H0t given up 20 the orig-
nai possessoFS, who now claim the yaiue The
amount Of most OF Napoleon's reanisitions for
the supply OF ais armies is demanded and n
IS not understood th4ta counter claim is ad.
mitted for tie requisition made in France by
the Allies ~ 1914 and 1915, for the houses they
burned, the bridges thai were blown mp, So.
&c. London lI0rn. CiT0a.
From a Isle English pa2er.-Private letters
from Paris announce that the government IS
ia some measure annoyed By a mad man who is
locked up in a lunatic asylum. The person is
really insane, and his dclusIOu consist. in ne
lleVing that he IS tue son ut Louis XVI. aud
Maria AHloiuette, who. we believe il is nov
aScertanci, diei OF a cou>uBptive disease
brought on by i'll uSige during hi, i'm ailsoii-
sient IN tie temple. THIS Rouen unatic came
TO London about two years ago, and told ms
piieou> tale he was extremely well dressed
wore two watches, aldhld great number of
trinNetS On his person with the roval cypher
he obtained several sums in charity from be-
nevoi9nr persons, who were amused for ii mo.
meDt, Dat not deceived, .by the romantic tale
he t0ld. Ills disease was pronounced 10 he con-
nrrned melancholy lunacy by such medical gen
tie ZEN cOnyersed with him thought to he
observed that his conduct was perfectly harm
less ne accepted of what was presented TO
him, but never made the slightest efforts to on
tain any thing dishonesty. After moving iG=
few weeks IN the better circles, to which he
was invited as acariosity, he was espied by the
French Ambassador, who thought II his DUTY
70 watch ms motions. In the course OF hs en-.
qnIries. he found that this singular character
was indebted for the elegant external ap, ear
ance ne made, to the few rich BOnapartists in
BTus els, who thought that in due time they
could put him at the head OF an insurrection A.
gaInst Louis AVllI. He was therefore cau-
ed Out OF this country and on his landing at
Dieppe was seized by the Gems darmes, and
conveyed 20 ttonen, 10 "A bunatIc Asylum. In
a few days the Monteur gave a meagre ac-
count OF the affair, and stated that the iunatic
h1u run away, IA paroXysm of frenzy, from
his paseaiS, who were humble BOurgcOlses
and VINO were highly pleased 10 see him taken
care OF by government The letters state this
person lIas q numerous body of believers i'm his
royal BIRTH ; aud this circumstance is worth
noticing, as auOticc proof OF the eageruess
with which the French each at any rumogs,
winch promise an unsettled political ainOs-
pierre. We ought to have mentioned before,
that strange as II may appear, there is decid-
Ell, although It cd1Ot be called yerbatim like
ness, OF the Bourbon family IN this lunatcs
couutcnanCe.
A London paper ofSeptcmber 30. saws
= ille American papers are filed with dis
puies respecting an enormous sea-ser.
pe1i, hundred ieet III length, which is
SAID 10 have appeared at various places
On the Amer,eai coast, and TO have es-
ciied great ALARM. BY some tie story is
considered as q hoax, while others po-
giiiyt,y ...ssert tie actual exlstence Of lhe
tnonster."
NAPLES, Aagusl i3.--fFincc Henry Of
Prussia visited yesterday the american
a4miraPs ship Washington, "a guns
where lie vas received aud entertained