Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

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III that assembly. The army of occupa-
ton in France; the disputes of Spain with
Portugal, with the United States, and with
her own Colonies; and the affairs of Ger
many, lave been confidently named as
among the subjects in question. TO
these are now added, IN All article from
Augsburg, some complaints of the Court
OF Denmark against Sweden, respecting
the accomplishment of the third para
graph Of the Treaty of kiel and The pi-
racies of The Barbary Powers. - L, is
asserted" says The same account, that
with regard TO the former, the conieren-
ces which took place in London on The
2Sth Of July, and the process verbal of
which was sent 10 the high allied powers,
viii be continued even after the Congress
We confess, for our own parts, tins is the
hrst allusion We remember TO have seen
upon the matter.
IFroa Tic Co,nmtTeia, Adre,iiso.l
HE Allied MoDarchs, il is stated, were
on their way TO AK la Chapeile, where
they werH expected 10 arrive on or before
The Goth of September. Tie Emperor of
Austria, II ls SAID. is proceeding with q
splendid equipage Of nine carriages, each
drawn by SIX horses, while the Prussian
Monarch, and his Imperial Majesty of
Russia, are ravelling without show orpa-
rade. The business ofthe Congress, il was
supposed, would commenced about the first
of October.
We have Paris dates TO the Goth of Sept.
The King had entirely recovered from
severe attack of the govt, and was pre-
parlug for his journey 10 AK la Chapeilc.
The Duke of Frlire, former Minister of
war, Is represented DIS in low and critical
state of health. He is attacked with the
dropsy and liver complaint, combined,
and his medical attendants wholly des-
pair OF his recovery. The Duke Of Ra-
9usa Is not 10 resume his services as Ma
lor General OF the Kings personal guard.
he hing, II Is SAID, struck his name from
The trlennlal service list, which the Minis
Ter OF war presented TO him ACCORDING IN
the established rule 1t was rumored.
| and believed in Paris, that the Allied So
vereigns voald visit that city for a few
days In the month of October. The e.
iecioral College were TO meet in the de-
partments OIL the Goth of Oct. and in Pa.
ris on the 25th.- Ii was expected. that.
previously 10 the elections, Courier
would be dispatched from The seat of the
Allied Congress. with The ioy full news
OF The liberation of the kingdom"
IL is stated i'll private letter from Pa
rIs, that Cardinal GonsaIvi has recently
written to the English Minister, that the
rope had II IN contemplation 10 send
Catholic Priest to General Bonaparie al
81. Helena. They pretend to know, saws
the letter, " that his Britannia Majestys
| minister replied to the Cardinal, thai il
couid only be effected by the priest con
senling To subject himself 10 all the reou-
iations at present IN force i'll the island,
ana upon the express condition that he
| would remain there al least S wears. IL
is suspected that this condescension on
| The part OF his holiness, is 10 be attribut-
ed TO Tie earnest solicitations of the Bo-
naparte family al Rome"
HE lords OF the Treasury have issued
an order, directing thai all Bibles and Tes-
iamenls exported by the British and Fo-
reign Bible Society, shall be allowed 10
pass duty free
| A serious disturbance lately broke out
among the Spanish troops at Corupna. i'm
consequence of receiving no pay for more
ihan wear. forced loan was made on
The inhabitants, ana the soldiers, having
received part oftheirpay, returned 10 their
duty.
SIR GREGOR MGREGOR
The last Belfast paper saws Arrived here
on tuesday, at the Donegal Arms, Sir Grcgor
! M'Gregor, OF the Patriotic SouIh American
army on his way to DR.. o: ReilIy's, Donagha.
dee. he Will return OH Friday. We under
| stand the General speaks in the most confident
terms OF tNe iindi success of the Patriotic cause
| -tney are neither In want of arms nor money,
anu '.eir ARMIES are dai'y augmented by emf.
| understood, Will command their fleet"
! Mr. u Meara, the surgeon WHO attended
| BonaParte at st. Helena, is said to have had
SepeTa, very iong inte si with Ministers.
Jecten, by, great majority, the propositions
made by the Swedish Government, the object
OF which was 10 change some articles of the
| Constitution. They also rejected. by a maiori
~ of67 to 5. tie proposition of going INTO
| oohyI before Tie King, TO the frontiers OF the
| kingdom Two COunsellors of State were ON
lne eve OF being impeached. One only esca.
P pr GS an e4uahty or votes. The vote Of the
THE KING OF ENGLAND.
| LONDON, Sept, 2S.-liis Majesty isperTectIy
Dilnd aud occupies a long ofrooms through
| which he is almost continually stroll,n~ 10
| veral piano fortes and harpsic1ord, are n,aced
| at certain intervals, and the Monarch freuuent
| ~ stoPsat them, runs over "A few notes of Han.
gers OratoTios and proceeds on his walk He
| dimes chiefly on cold meats and treuuenilv
| eats standing. He has "a silk plaid dress ana
| VIII sometimes stop and address himself TO A
| Noble Duke or Lord, thus holding a coIlonuv
ana furnishing their answers. He suffers his
| beard To grow two or three DAYS His hair il
| perfectly white. tie is quite cheerful i'm his
| conduct and conversation, eats yery heartily
] and enjoys good bodily health.
Police Manson House
| sept H. w edneSddy, at the request of tlIe
| Lord Mayor, the American Consul attended Ia
take the case of Moses OsgOod into consIdera
lIon. Ii viii be recollected that OsgoOd. who
i"1l years OF age, applied TO the Lord MAYOR
| to assist him in an application for fife hand NJ
the Princess Elizabeth in marriage, and also
| iOT men TO work gold mine which he said le
| possessed III America. The poor mar. who
| thonSn insane, mas since his confinement CON
| Quoted himself with uuietmess. mas a vtsh io
return to his native country but not having
me ineaus Of paying his passage, tile Lord
| Mayor wished 10 know ii The American Con
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