Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
FOREIGN.

[ From late Eaglish papers. !


EN-, or funeral anthem, to the memory
of tie late Princess Charlotte, has been
performed at liverpool by the pupils of
the Bind Asyi,m. The music was execut-
ed with admirable precision, and subline
effect.
On the first of December, a public
meeting was held at Liverpool, and adj
dresses of coincidence transmitted to the
Prince Regent and Prince Leopold.
The several collins i'll which the Prin-
cess Charlotte was inferred, weighed be-
tween five and six hundred pounds. At
Clarmont. they were borne into the hearse
by l6 men.
The Leeds Mercury of December 6.
contains an address of confidence of the
inhabitants of Huddenheld, to the Prince
Regent.
The London Courier of Dec. q, OBJ
serves, that private letters by the Dutch
mail, state the failure of very respecra-
BILE house at Hamburger, 10 the amount
of 400 900 marks.
Las Cases, the private Secretary of Ro-
napartc, stated some time ago TO have
been sent from St Helena, arrived i'm the
river Thames from the Cape Of Good
Hope, in the Brilliant, merchantman.-
Upon his arrival at Gravesend, he was
taken TO the Alien Office, in that town,
where his person being identified, he was
forthwith embarked in another vessel,
and sent off to Dover; while all his effects,
trunks, and papers were left on board
the Brilliant, no doubt TO undergo ex-
animation. On his arrival at Dover on
Saturday night, he was put on board the
Lord Duncan packet, for Ostend!
A person intimate with Las Cases mem
lions that he acquainted him that previ-
Gus to his leaving ST. Helena, his bag
gage was strictly examined by order of
the governor, and that packet, contain
ing the history of Bonaparte, written by
Las CASES at the Immediate desire of
Bonaparte, aud under his direction, was
taken from him. He made pressing ap-
piications that it might be returned, which
the Governor pointedly refused; at
length it was agreed, that this most ex-
iraordinary document should remain in
the possession of Gen. Lowe, and with his
sanction Las Cases affixed his seal, that
the packet should not be opened without
his consent.
Las Cases states, that he knows more of
the history of Bonaparte than any other
person, being for series of years his
private secretary; and TO no other person
did BOnaparte ever disclose his mind
Las Cases is a middle aged man; his son.
a youth of IL or 10 years of age, accom-
panies him.
" ROME, Nov. 8.-Lucien Bonaparte
and his family suddenly returned this
morning 10 Rome, from their seat Rust
nella, near Frascati.-1'he following was
the occasion of II esterday afternoon,
about four clock, Monsieur Cunes, E.
dltore Oh Nicola, relation of the Bona
parte family, who had paid a visit to LII
Glen, at Ruslnelis, went 10 take walk to
Tuscuum, 10 view the excavations max
ing there, when he was suddenly stopped
by several men, beaten, and wounded. -
should kill him, or carry him off, but
hour after sun set. As Lucien's family
we're sitting down TO table, Monsieur
Cunes was missed, and servants with
torches were sent out in search of him.
They went TO TuscHium and loudly call
ed his name; meantime, however, the
robbers proceeded against the house, and
seized Lucien's Secretary, MIR. ChatlIlon,
and two servants, (probably they took
the secretary for the mastery and carried
him off. Nj. Cunes had the good fortune
10 escape during the tumut. This morn
ing 1T was reported that the notorious
robber Barbone, Of Viletri, had made
this attempt, with 81 of his gang but
according to the testimony of some of
Lucien's people, there were only six men
dressed as peasants, with shoes, and with
soles tied on (Cioccie,) such as the very
poorest class. usually wear. The papal
government coDgratulaies itself that Luz
cIen escaped. What a mass of suspicion
would have been raised against it, and
what political conjectures would have
been excited among the half, or ill-in-
formed, Ivy Lucien's disappearance, and
III ne was found again. We Just learn,
tilat Inc robbers, perceivng their mis-
rake IN Tic person, have sent word that
they VIII be contentcd with 1900 Roman
crowns Tor the ransom of their prisoners.
Inc Cardinal, Secretary of State, does
every thing IN his power TO remedy the
want OF public security, but ne is not dn-
~ supported, and 1t is to be apprehend-
ed that the Gems d,Armes (or Carahi-
nlers) who are still young, and the many
raw soldiers, do not proceed with sutli Il
ent activity"
" VIENNA, Nov. I6.-We hear that
Madame Murat has obtained permission
from The Emperor 10 purehace from the
Count Fries, the Lordship of Orth, three
leagues from this city, though il Is a
knights hef II is said the purchase is
made for her eldest son, Achilles, Count
of LIpano, so that the Ex Crown Prince
OF Naples will become an Austrian Noble
man. Madame Murat lives very retired.
and seldom accepts visits from the neigh.
bouriug nobility. She has been ex-
pecting Lucien BOnaparte for these two
MONTHS
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 6.-The two courts
of France and Austria have presea.ted
a note TO some Of the Swiss Cai,tous. re-