Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-25
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pe OtS%uS'ct- trHf9~Eie MAS yeporiGti 10
be III bad i.caltl. when tic (.r1rtes lefi Sc.
.ie!ona. Ne stdl obs;ibate!y ;i',.,er 4 'o
ms naughty resolution of not '.',irg exer-
else Within those limits Which SUBJECTED
bin 30 The escort of, British officer. His
medical attendants Lave 'nlt.rncd liin, iii
vain. tina. his lsalih would snifer ironi ,his
pr;vatinn Ofairard ,.Xercise
The OrCnies has brought liamc from
tie Care another OF Bonapsats's attend
ants, Pole, By the name of riou,ov HI,
rot Poniatowski, as the Public have i.e' IL
made TO believe, IN Ofderto cCrGoCt ! i'm
With the celebrated fclisa family &c The
latter u2n.e. ihisFerson has asp been
dubbed d Colonel tI common fame, which
Is AN honor 10 w,ic,. be has no claim
lie metely held The rank Of sub lienfen-
ant IN some obScare Polish rcg:mcutin
Sonaparlc'S service, and he literally fore
eel Himself upon the British government,
who, giving Creditio his story. gave hIir a
passage to- ST. Helena, in Il sierc ship,
which followed ,'e Sorihanhcrlaud-
On his landing AT 81. liele.a, Sonapayfe
said he did not know him, and would mt
see him for many weeks. Some kind of
distant acquaintance vas, iioweye or, riti-
majely formed between them but men
sieur pI0nioNslSi not finding The specria-
ton uren which hcv ant 10 -. Helena St
all profitable OF even agreeable. iranasn-
vrcCi 50 rs 10 get iis,3smrted 10 the Cape,
ami from thsnce Sc Europe. We ought
not 10 omit mentioning, fiat while rion-
towskiwss occupied at 81 Helena, Kind
at und rplot was attempt d in London by
Nan Italian sirger, TO whom he was mar
rl%t few DAYS previous To lis leaning
III Mouth. This lady displayed the most
easer NnNiety 90 follow her husband, and
was IncsSsant in her applications Ia Per-
sons h1o.Nfl n lIs.n nnftf.sn that
sion; bat hersisiiswere suddenly tlisccn~
tnued. On s2Sntiniziug into the cause,
1t was discovered that piontov sk lad
communicated 10 her the failure Of liza
own projects at 81. Ifciena, and his inten-
tonic get beck 10 Europe "a soon as he
! could. So iar. he las succeeded 10 adj
nIiTalion.
On the above interesting subject, the
Had Ad9s'f'scr, received yesterday, cons
ia ms the following coDiirmaiory de-
Extract of letter f-om capt. Clifford,
OF The Prince Regent, of Hull K cemtly arr
rived in the channel, 10 his father AT that
| Port -" wa!ered at ST. Helena, being
| only allowed 10 come to an anchor, and
| not permitted TO 90 on shore, or have a
| ny communication with tie island 4
| trIgste then under way vas oruesed 10
| supply us with water, AID as soon as that
| was done, we were ordered by the admit
| ri 60 sail immediately, and not 10 lay to
! nntiI we were out of sight Of the island
| They take great care Of HOuaDarte The
| officers told us he seldom leaves his house,
q is very much dissatisfied with his situ-
| aiiDn, as also with the allowance. Las
| Casas had been detected in attempting 4
| clandestlue correspondence with some
People in Paris, through the medium cf
| lady ~ London. 4 letter had been de-
tectcd in the lining of d black hoy lack
ct. written on very fine silk, in cypiiers
| the contents as yet unknown for the want
OF key. Las Casas was removed, and
confined a. close prisoner. >Bonapsrtc.
| a few days hefOra, in flt OF spleen. Epc;
cut UP quantity ofplatc and sold IT, un-
der preteuce lllat his allowance was not
enough. If he escapes from this place.
there IS no other IN which he wonid be
secure four vessels of war continually
cruize round the island no lishinglhoats
are allowed to lie ont after sunset, AMI al
have ticket given them in the morAing.
which they must produce everynight. In
fact, if he escapes from thence, he must
be something more than man"
The lady in London alluded 10 in the
above letter, we suspect to be madame,
or rather s9uOra Piontowshi.
When The Orontes left the Cape, lord
[ - ''P''tNl'ft fttS i'.itilr, ibl
into the interior, for the purpose Of max
! g some arrangements with the Cafes,
who, since the reduction Of tie Cape Mi
litia, had become very troublesome TO our
frontiers. Sir z. Malcolm had returned
o st. Helena The New castle and Pha-
I ion were left there al anchor; the psdar-
GUS aud Fury dice were cruising Oft The
island. Tile first battalions OF the SD
and Goth regiments were daily expected to
arrive at ST. Helena from India, whorllcy
would be made effective from the ID bat
! talon, and the surplus officers and men
Of these bat'alions sentbome. The ph;n-
ton and Spey are expected 10 rcierO
! home.
The French frigaIe Calatea. capt. Mort
: cabrier, which cruises in the evant spa-
for the protection ofihc French MERIDIAN
! men, has captured noted riraie maie.a
Tranpopuls, aud six of his companions
These wretches, last ear. treated in 4
most barbarnus manner the French agen
and his family in the isle Of Argeniierr -
; Count Montcabrer kept tie rinrlead
: on board with ihe intention Of carryina
him 70 France TO be punished. He sem
> the others 70 Sniyrna--An English cruis
er had taken, on The coast Of The Morea
another pirate named CaltramaitrO.
The new French governor OF the ~,
2 Of Bourbon, the Baron dc Rchemont, ha
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