Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18
FOREIGN.

tween the King of Bavaria and The Grand
Dohe OF baueD are amicably settled.
through the mediation OF the Austrian
Court.
We have received this morning Du,cb
ana Hamburger Mails. An article from
vienna states. that General Savary. with
ms brplsler IN law, Count Faudras. las
quilted Gratz, with The express consrn, of.
ana with passports from, the French
Court. They are both going to North
america. madame Joseph Bonaparic is
gone, with her family to iheba,hs al Ems.
She has formally cOn,radicied lie Iennrt
that her eldest daughter is to marry the
son of Madame Murat.
The election fortheciiy commenced,o.
day but at TOO late an hour for ,,s IN
give any account of the proceedings. The
iiaii was hlled with tumu!iuous assem-
Diage OF persons, and considerable coulu-
sion prevailed.
Private letters from France and Ireland
represent the heat in these countries as
excessive. The streets and roads are
nearly deserted in the middle of The dav
al which Time few persons are seen GU, OF
doors who are not compelled by nee essary
business
HE freedom Of election not admitting
tne presence OF The military, they are on-
ilSed 10 e,acuale the various county and
borough towns, and their immediate vici-
MY, which constitute their present quar-
ters. lie troops thus removed Will occu-
ny points at proper distance, until the
election being over they can CONSTITUTIONS
ally resume their former rcsiden,
Gravesend is thus filed wiihsoldiers nom
other parts Of Kent. Saturday morning
troop Of the 18th dragoonsleft Houns-
low ana look up tier quarters at Hamp-
stead.
1t IS believed" says private letter
from Paris, ' that the trial of Martinez
ana Cantilon will be carried before the
00uFl OF Assize III the ems uing monib.-
The last interrogatory of Martini threw
much light ON the odious plot of which
The Duke OF Wellington was TO have been
shr victim. II appears certain that laie
hinlsier OF Bonaparte who has resided
Tor some time in one of The ports OF The
Adrialt, was prity 10 this internal plot.
as wei as ca derdnt great parsonage WHO
no" resides Ill the United States. There
are, IL Is SAID, snch grave circumstances
III The last disclosures OF Martinez, tina; IL
would be imprudent 10 commit ti,pm 10 a
private letter. Every thing announces
that this plot was as vast as il was seri-
Gus, and al The same time as base as il is
possible to imagine for, in order 10 ac-
complish the assassination Of one man.
conspiratorS appear 10 have communicat-
cd with each other between Tie two he
mispheres."
" His Catholic Majesty having heard
The opinion Of his Supreme Council Of
War, on the 27th of February last, reIa-
i've TO foreigners who make mon cause
with The insurgents of Spanish America,
mas decreed tlIaievery foreigner shall
be taken with arms IN his hands, in his
MaJesiy's domlnlOns Of America, shal! be
treated as a rebel, and be subject to the
same punishment as natives, having IA
due regard 10 the different ranks in which
they serve.
" Madrid, Nay 9, F.ls."
The above Decree is gilmore Importance.
as it affects individuals, than it's relation
TO the Governments of Foreign States
We have more than once admonished
thOse OF our cOuntrymen WHO seemed
penn on adventures across the Atlantic,
ihai by dong so they put themselves out
oil the protection of their own Govern
men', and exposed themselves TO wsatc-
yer seventies The SpaniardS might think
nj 10 exercise upon the persons of their
own ms urgcnis.
From THE MAINE, June 3.-The pur-
pose OF the approaching Congress of the
SovereISns al AIN la ChapeIlc, seems TO be
pretty well understood. The Austrian
Observer was certainly right in saving.
ihai The MoEarCbs would meet finally 10
decide The question OH the evacuation Of
France by their troops. But with This
measure many 0thers'sre connected that
respect the further security OF peace and
order IN Europe. For as il is uncertain
" i a M. hn A.
drawing The foreign troops from france.
considering the irritdblliiy OF peoples
minds, and The manCeutres of party spirit.
which is far from being quelled-a and corr
sIderlns that France is the country from
which all revolutionary opinions have is
sued and spread over Europe, the Cab-
nets are sensible how necessary il is tn
keep watchful eye over that kingdom.
that the order of things now re stored maS
not be again troubled, and that Tie nrin-
clples OF legitimacy which have been con
firuled by the Holy Alliance, under Tie
9gis of Alexander, may be supported for
lie future. The adopting Of suitable
measures for Tie attainment of this i'm
portani end, is therefore WHOLLY i'm the
sphere Ola new European Congress. nm.
on whose decision II will depend, wbr-
Tier, under existing ciTcums snees. iim mag
De ADVISABLE wholly 10 dissolve the army.
composed of troops Of the great powers
which has been hitherto in France. for
fhc purpose Of maintaining tranquility.
and securing Europe from new rcvolo,
ilonary storms or 10 keep il for some
time longer on foot. As for the con
iingenis OF the small powers, il seems 10
ne already settled that they are TO return
home. Whatever else may serve IN cor
firm The present polifiraI ,,.tr,., II -,
rope, will also be discussed at this Con.
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