Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

Hiuht iuipftSStob, Ntutli more q lauilsS, oil.
Tat formidable island, we scout the idea OF
amy attack being attempted from the sea, AVID
think u very probable that this' swift sailing
vessel has only been heard OF in England.
Straiaeem can alone ELECT The liberation ei
Bonapalte; hut we cannot at all CONFER. e ho W
even that should be able To overcome the har-
tiers OF arms, ut men, of rock, and OF ocean.
With which he Us surrounded. Noiwii!istanuiu,.
the absurdiil q; tile attempt, however, IL H.
quite p'Oter iaat every inquiry Shoud he made
INTO the circumstances and ii guilt is discover
ed, that ~ should be attended hy punishment.
by AN act0! Parliament passed ia 1915, death
Is the penalty attached 90 ahy conspiracy Tor
the purpose al iibsrs,iug Napoleon fsoni the
island OF 81. Helena, or even from the bounds
assi.ned him by the Governor if the conspi-
rators aie Ehgi>hneu, the circumstances Will
soon he disclosed AMI if Foreigners. other
governments must look 10 it, bnt DIS lung - the
prescut establishment is kent UP at ~. Helena
Europe ncch no, TEA, bring tis,u, bed again by
the In Emperor
MEMORY
LONDON, Nov. 1G....A very singular case of
sudden obii,eiation OF the deepest Impressions
occurred In Oxford, somewhat later than the
middle OF the last century. II was narrated
by the late MIR. indhann, and the iactis well
known la many persons YET living. A woman
who was there executed, was restored 10 ami
marion. She completely recovered her health
--married-borc CHI liren-an,. conuuctetiher-
sell ierntably through life. Blu, tie effect
prodnced on her memory by tie shock winch
her bcdiy frame had sustained MAS more ex
traordIuary. She recOiIe cted ytry distinctly
mp 10 the day of her trial but from, that ,iay
she rtrOiected uotiiiuy; aud the per,ud be-
tween her trial aud execution for ever after
remained Il blank III her memory. She had
behaved in prison with great cotnposure and
resignaiion-had pariaken OF the sacrament on
the morning of the execurion-sung HYMN on
The scafiold--taken calm farewell OF hei
ifiends-anu betrayed no symptoms Of terror.
bur all these scenes were for ever eifaced from
had ia. ,Ssn n. III.
faintest e'iminer of recollection that she had
b en- placed III such jeopardy. Her memory
WITH regard 10 every thing eise was unmpair.
ell III weuid seem as it the ideas that possess
Ell her MUD during hcr Imprisonment, and
"er" ,srpermost OH il, had literally been all
wiped away,
Elizabeth Johns, of the parish o f Ianvrechva.
IN M onm"bthsIi,e e, at the az e OF seventy wears.
Is do"nt TO em'sraie Ia America, with her
While family consisting of upwards okiwentv
lndIvtdualS, Bciuding her son in law and her
own chiidren's children
he lille estate of the family has beeu
recently sold, and the value To the amount of
many hundred pounds - intended 10 be trans
ierreu 10 and invested in the United States
where scnot Mrs. johns has been re sidept for
some years, and whose success and consequent
repre- sensations 10 his relations lp England,
nave been such as 10 induce the whole OF this
family thus 10 desert their native country.
"A Paris pal er of the lst OF Nov. announce
The dedtt OF the Duke ofFeltre (GeD Clarke
i he large loans which have been iateIynego-
ciaied amongst the Allied Powers. and the
immense sums which France is preparing TO
pay them. have occasioned great Scarcity of
money IN many OF The cities of Europe especi-
any In Pans, Antwerp, Amsterdam * Vienna
III fafls, the funds have declined with great
rapidity, aud though they lately revived Il lit
lie, Yet they have resumed their downward
course. The wIihdrawmeht from the funds of
The large sums which are TO be paid by thar
country III January next, accounts for this
sePreSsio" and the government of France
mas Thought II necessary to request from
Congress, proongation of the time for the
payments OF the instruments, which has bee
kfhnted so Thar tie period now allowed for
thc liquidation OF the debts will be twelve
instead OF nine months. Dy the last accounts
The funds we've G9f. Zoe.
Atr Ia ChapeHe, Noe s.--Several couriers
nave arrived troIa Paris within these six DAYS.
orihsins accounts OF the extraordinary depIe-
citation OF the consolidated five per cents aud
o! the general causes TO which 'Iie fall is attri
Duted. This subject was Immediately taken
INTO consideration by the ministers OF the allied
courts; and tie following documents vii! ex.
plain To yon the result OF their deliberations
a result which will probably restore the
french funds 10 their former level.
PROTOCOL OF NOV. s.
- Inc luke OF kichelIeu represented at the
Conference, that the terms for The payment of
'he 100 millions To be furnished by France
according to the convention of the 9th of D let
having been fixed at very near periods. "A too
rapio expectation OF specie has been occasion
ed, winch tends to produce depreciation in
.nc vaiae OF the inscriptions, equally injurious
TO The interests of all the contracting parties.
10 remedy this evil tie Duke of RicheIeu
proposes
/. That Ike les millions which France was
10 discharge b. monthly imsiaimeuts from lhe
Olii OF January TO the Glib OF September be
discharged I'm twelve months hy monthly nav.
mentS from the 9Th OF January 10 the 6sI, of
december, Inclusive: the interest for tie
ofidy OF three months being made good a, tho
rate OF per ceni.
z. That Tie 100 millions in Inscriptions. for
winch Tie differ ent governments have treated
"Ith VI. NJ. Barring and Hope, shall be realized
Oy payments made at the SANS epoch with the
same DShns ct interest, IN proportion 10 the
delay at three mouths.
.. ] nat arrangements sl!allbe adopted with
me above mentioned h0usvs in order that the
oi'S drawn upon them, conformdbly 10 Arti.
csc D. may be paid III assets at The different
places which may silt The convenience OF the
governments interested, by avoiding the reno.
val OF too great III ss Of specie
u. N. the Ministers fienipOtentiary of
Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia
were unanimously OF opinion to admit the pre-
position VI the Duke of Richelieu saving the
entering, with respect to article 3 into parti.
GUAR arrangements with Messis. Barring and
hope, TO fx The terms at which The effects in
foreign funds should be accepted and also
mat, IN order 10 facilitate these arrangements
Mr. Barring should he requested to come 10
AK Ia Chapei!e TO take IUsasuhes for that pur-
pose, IN concert with the persons charged with
this business. Prince HaTdeuberg, besides
presented 10 the protocol the snboined obser-
Vations IN reserve, relative 10 the arrangement
which the PIuSsian government entered into
with Air. Bar'ng for the part of Tie payments
stipulated by the convention of October o.
which accrue to The SAID government.
(SigBedJ
NErTERNICH, HARDENBERG,
KlCIIEiLEU. hERNSTOEF.
CA3TLEREAGH, CAPO DISrRA.
W ELLtNGiON, NE5SELRODE
II he Prussian government consent 10 tie
modification proposed in the pecuniary stipnIa
lions OF the convention OF the Jth OF october