Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-19

pSiS dIc oHtN OSS OF mo days iatCT tL3E
before received.
The Weekly Messenger Of March, Goth
contains an extract of letter from Ya.en
ciennes, which states in positive man
ner, that the army of occupation is soon
To quit France. The coniiagenis of the
minor powers are, il is said, 20 march
homewariis Ia the month of MAY The
British aud Russians remain until Sep
TENDER; and the latter have agreed TO
transfer 10 France. by, irfue Of an arrange.
ment not yet made public, The whole Of
Tic horses OF ihcircavalry, artillery, sc.
witch saves efiectually Tie risk and cX-
pcnse al carrying them round BIZ sea.
! he ships destined 10 the North Pole
were To SAIL from Oepiford on the S0ih of
March. Tie officers and men" saws
he Messenger, ARE 10 reccil e two mo,ihs
pay III ADVANCE. On board the Isabella.
capt. Ross, the Esquinaux Indian, hro't
To thus country last wear, has embarked,
and returns to his native shores. In ;l,
event ct The ships rtUrrins. they arc 10
bring home each Il cargo of biuAber for
I'll" owners, ia Iron tanks, ~ WHICH a
SAVING In government on the hire of The
vessels 10 nearly & &c 600 will be- effected"
The Venetian Manuscripts, lately pur.
chased by tie curators Of the Bodirian
''''' y HuNS surely IdUNJU al OEl3.
| mouth.
The Three per Cents left on Yesterday,
says the En9ishman of March 90, AT Isl
tor money, and 7sI for the account. Sc
verai OF the wealthy spectators, whose
interested maneuvres had ocCasioned the
late depression, have begun to buy in
again. MIR. Vansiltart, il is said, wdl
BRING forward the Budget in the course of
next week. His financial plans for the
year are still profound secret, bnt it is
supposed that a part of the sum wanted
VIII he raised by the issue OF stock de
bcntureS.
I'he Courier, Bovine, from New York.
arrived al Liverpool on the Ist of April.
Flour, on the LIST OF April, was IS a So.
fl"trScah H9caS, Londoa, Harch IS.
Seven per cents no. III.
LONDON HNKEEIS-Fr iHag. 5YaYci 27.
,"ton..-lhe lhiia Cong have dycla!cd another
sale OF Coons Tor The 24h rIOxino only 1890 bags
Is al present DECLARED but IL Npscied be
:" 10 opO hates previous the day -! sale. The phi
Ses OF Cotton are ttle varied las except Ba
mas Which are scarce aHd may be quoted at per IN
"snei' mems s"Id aus. d Ihr pi"chasts If Cotton
since oar last are limited to about packages iCn
tr'haihs Is Ia n 2s. I'D; $50 Eaips ia. to as
A"' c" beh'2ls iO4b. tni2' % Sults li!d.
FROM Paris papers received at Boston, VIC
make the following extract from the renort
pi VT. beuSnCt on Tire financial concerns of
ti'e Ffthch nation, made to the Chamber ut
deputies IN Aiarch last Tie extract without
uiS@niSe, INFORMS US of the extreme oppression
ana distress now experienced by the people If
trance we do rot recollect to have seen
SINCE the ascension of IoniS to the throne so
pam an exposition of the true stu Cion 81 that
people, III 80 direct an ailusion TO lie occupy
ihg army OF the Legitimate powers, a. the actual
cause or their caamties TBa!t inner
our commission, perfectly persuaded that
longer credit eyi Il
ence In France, but bN an alienation of the
bHrden which depTesSeS her.has heen anxious
~ length to ascertain the period of our fran
ciai emancipation, inSeparable from CIR
political liberation. It wished to have given
vow, above all, some positive information with
respect to the individual demands OF foreign
ers, demands whose vagucreSs and Incefi airty
sun letter our most useful works. arres. the
rising wing of credit. and impress on peace
Itself the character of hostility
Your Commission have applied 10 the Min
isters OF the Ming, IN whom they discovered
hearts entirely French hut they have not been
able completely to satisfy u.s.
According TO the very terms of the Treaty
OF November the 20th, the acknowledgements of
our territory can only be in consequence of a
dehheratiOn which The 8 lied SOyereigus have
reserved to themselves the right Of holding on
the expiration of the first wears occupations
bnt can this result be donhtfnl2 Those Sove-
reigns VIII en"oble policy In rendering it sub
" 3'he occupation of our territory could not
exceed TWO years, unless France were prev
10 conVulsi0hs which endangered Europe
france is calni she wishes peace: she wishes
III as dfCentIy as She waged war
here remains TO us, gentlemen, q last mo
tive OF conviction, but il is a painful one; it is
tbs that France has now arrived at degree
OF exhaustion, IN which il weu!d be impossible
for her much longer to support tie burdens
tGat have pressed her down during tie last
three years II becomes our duty TO declare
thlS TO you, since the inquiry in which, we lave
been eHgaged for three months past has forced
upon Us an intimate persuasion of its truth
Here is the termination OF our sacrifice, he
cause here is the termination of our means.
We may. therefore, now calculate on the re
treat OF the foreign troops at the expiration of
the present year"