Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31

| - raised as a security To paw the Allied
| Arl,aes Ola their being withdrawn from
| the French frontiers. The information
had The etiec, of depressing the British
/. 'unds. Consols opened at 79&, and went
| To so; bat OIL the receipt of the above
intelligence, they fiji to 20 SIS, and, al
! tWelvc o'clock, appeared 10 be dropping.
| lbe Paris pspersof "Wednesday, recciV-
| ed fo-Sdy contain no domestic news wor-
thy OF notice. The Constitutional Char
| ter of Bavaria has been communicated to
the people OF that kingdom by the King.
Impressed with the high obligations of
his rank, he declares that IL has always
been his desire 10 sigualise his Govern
ment BY Institutions which should assure
1! The we'll being OF his subjects. That in
| order to give stability to these views. he
began so lar back as lSOS To draw up a
! Constitution Tor his country, which lie
| row impar;s as the result of long con-
situations with lis Council of State, and
/, the offspring nj his unfeticred will. Ii
berry OF conscience and opinions, and the
Impartial administration Of Justice, are
described as It's elements. The old and
NV province of the kingdom of Bava
ria are hereafter to compose one monar-
ciiical state. otwhich the King is supreme
| head. Under him, an assembly of the
\
dom, divided into two Chambers Tire
crown is declared 10 be hereditary in the
| male line. according 10 the order of pri-
| mogrniturc. and extended To the collate-
raj branches of the Royal house. Con-
iempla'ing HE possibility of the Crowns
passing To another house through failure
10 The present line, il is provided that IN
The event of such distant Prince tiIsNg
to reside III the capital OF tie State, then
| tie kinyly rule shall dtVolVe on the Sc
cad branch al the new Royal house, and
| TIE SUI ccssiom remain with such :. cond
| Prince; AMI upon the Grown so devoiv-
lay In foreign married Princess, she be
comes Queen. and must have resident
| Viceroy in Ra ria. The Princes and
| PrlnLesses are 81 lIred 10 be of age when
| eighteen s,a-r ..j Regencies are pro
vided in ass o. incapaciy or minority
| III lie Grown, with The consent of the
States General. Where no collateral male
| hcanch exists in The Royal House, the
| Queen Dow ager is invested with the tunc-
| tons OF Regent, and the education of the
| Royal minor is cOnfidedro her.
| IL is stated, on the authority of some of
| the passengers lately arrived from India.
| that sailor belonging 10 the Vansitart,
Chnaman. who had formerly been on
board the Northumberland, when the lai-
ter vessel conveyed Bonaparte TO st. He
| lena, had mentioned to some of his ship
mates, when the Vansittagl was oil that
island on her late homeward voyage, that
I've had been seeing some OF his acquain-
! is1ccs wlio were IN The seIvice Of Bona
| parte-t,at he got on shore during the
night, and proceeded to the residence of
Napoleon, and had been well received and
entertained. He said he had done so for
two successive nights. Immediately ON
| this being reported 10 The o,ti<rrs ot The
| ship. he was seized, searched, AMI sent 10
| tie Governors, where he was strict, in
/ Yestlsated as 10 the means he had used,
whether he had seen Bonaparte, or if he
| bat been entrusted with any letters or
| packages. Nothing whatever had trans
pired and it was believed the whole ori-
| giuaied in the mad frolic of British Tar.
| IL bad, however, put the whole island into
| great agitation The prdcticabiliiy of "A
person proceeding TO The residence of 30
naparie, and returning during the night
| being deemed Impossible.
Our Dover letter of Thursdays date,
says -" His ENcellency Count Lieven,
| the Russian Ambassador, arrived here
! last night, and one of the Prince Regents
| carriages and servants, for the purpose Of
receiving the Empress of Russia and the
| Archdnke Michael, who are expected to
| land here tins evening the Royal iSope-
reign yacht having sailed last evening TO
| BonogAe forthe purpose of bringing these
| exalted personages over"
Sir George Collier is appointed Com
modorc on tile African station, in the
room Of Sir James Yeo, and TO the com
mand OF the Tartar, new so gun ship at
| Chatham.
| A Petition has been addressed TO the
Russian Emperor, supplicatlng him TO a.
| dOpt two regulations relative TO the Jews ,
Isl, To subject them TO military service :;
and, IDLY, TO prohibit them from selling
| brandy
Tie success of The late George Cooke,
| lncledoB, and Phillips, in America has
induced several others OF the Corps Dya-
m1iiQRe TO follow their example, among
which number is WaIIack, of Drury lane
theatre.
On the 9Th ul!. the Senate ofSavOy con
demned TO hard labor, for two years, Jean
| Francois Daniel Balmaiin, convicted OF
blasphemy, and to stand in the pilory al
Annecy, with label on his breast, in
scTibed---" A blasphemeT."
Great preparations are making in Nor
way for the coronation Of his Majesty
King Charles John, which is to take place
in that kingdom during the summer. II
is more than three hundred years since
any King was crowned in that country
The last was Christian II, who was also
King Of Sweden. That Monarch was
crowned at Opsloe, now Chrstisna, in iht
month Of August, 1914; but was after
wards dethroned and died prisoner il
Denmark
JUNE 4.-The Paris papers of SUNDAY
and Monday have reached us.-Those o
the former day state the arrival ofth