Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

ICCctSeu from dTiS \SdyS tie LONDON star
acurious paper. SIR James Gregan Crau.
furd, heretofore British ministerial Copcn
hagen, has addressed a prinlcd letter I,
our Ambassador, sir Charles Steart, In
consequence OF his being ord, red by the
trencn government 10 quit :he FRENCH
territory. He complains gricyously oil
THIS hars. and unprecedented measure,
and attributes /, 10 the busy interference
ofa high French nobleman, in ii dispute
which has arisenin the family oiSir james.
we have heard the particulars. OF This dis
pute, but sirJanies does not explain them.
tie says, was three times ,iied 10 APP
pear before the police as u maletactor, or
at least as 1t | had been the most obscure
bourgeois of London-alihou.h NAV
hatter myself my birth aud the places l
nave hlicd, lii mannerio merit The APP
probation of one OF The greatest statesmen
ol The age. lord Grenvllir, might have
given NE some right TO AN audience of
the minister. wrote 10 the con,c de
Gaze. TO complain Il the order had re.
ceived TO quit France, but | MAS refused a
moment OF audience. Am | viewed with
an evil eye by the ministers OF the august
house OF Bourbon, because was i'll treat
Ell by Banapartc I" Here sir James gives
short narrative OF his arres, by Bona
partr, aud OF the reasons Which made
INN ty from Valemciennes, "a here he was
confined on parole. flethcn gives de
tan OF all tina, he aud his brothers did
for the Bourbon cause, aud proceeds thus
But after all this, could expect that,
Instead of giving me mark Of honor,
they we're DESTROYS of chasing me from
The territory of France, on account OF IA
Ianiiiy tfdcaSsarte,' IN which Il great
french, lord has tlonghi proper 10 in
ter'ere And this Is not ALA second
grand srigneuf, one of the chiefs OF that
hoDieSse 10 whom my brothers and |
rendered. such services. taxing up the
cause o! the first, has not biushed To de-
nland OF your eXcelleEcy, 10 prevent me
from appearing at court. kin =. the fact,
Decaus- he does not conceal it,"
pr James then goes on 10 reason on
thiS strange proceeding. Against what
law has he iransgresSed A French geu-
tlenan cannot be banished for IRA
cassarle de iamile. -" Why then (says
iie) Danish NE! All men live in France
r'lgnerS aud Frenchmen, under Use
proie. tionot the Charter. Idemand then,
MT. ambasSador, that they NH shew me
Inc saA which gives 10 The French Co
Sernmtni the power TO Danish Il foreign
er. have YeCeiced an ORDER TO uult
france IN i.irce days. have been treat
eei III France, where as vet Here is no
Alien Bill, as Frenciuan n.ip.,f be
treated III England ray, I have been
treated more setcreiy, Criess tliey wisl,
Io assiE1liaie me with G. General q ourpaud."
ne concludes With stating to Sir Charles.
ihat he is thus banshcd for having made
representation (6ieniegifiase, TO the
captain OF The Kings Guard, and which
was iinperiously demanded by his duty
as ne Father OF family. "What we're
~ idct my representations 10 The DUO de
G,a m,noni, and the Due de Guicbe
ihey were simply ihcresult of a rieorous
domestic, and paternal duty" But he
aces not give any explanation of the ma.
lure OF This squabDie. Aa account of il
was Sent 10 us some time ago from France
Ior puDilcailon; but we thought il unfit
LOT insertion, As IL related To the conduc,
OF iaGy, and we never interfere i'm IA
mlly disputes.
LON DON, March by letters from
iafis. we are Informed that Two large
muses. nave stopped payment. MIR. Bou-
cneIot, ifaris, rake. one rnilhon and
haii OF francs ; and M. a!arcase, OF Iia-
we, Tor about one million.
Advices from Rio Jameiro. mention ,l,e
:a'i"ie " d great mercantile e.sta b!ishment
l.
fVas. run OH The bank al Rio had re-
Gently taken place, The con,enurnc. of
WEIGH appeared SO pregnant with ,i.nuer
mar II was thought prudent TO sus,rud
specie payments and The government
ha" so Tar Inierfertd, DIS 10 prolibi; ,he
expectation OF specia during eiyl,i mouths
March 2. The Spanish government
mas engaged thirty Transports from, differ
GU merchants OF Loudon, 10 fsrm vart of
i"e eApeuitionpreparng al CadiZ. 10 car.
~ "ui troops 10 South America. An adj
'"Se Oh ilFe ana pay for Two months is
IH""e i,Hmediat' ~, and lor one month
i'ioie "ien ne vessels arrive al Ca,liz.
assurances 10 any port IN South An,crlca
are eHerted att or per cent.
=, DAei'hS.-A letter from Paris. dated
FeD. 25. says" Tie iBry of dnels in.
creaseS every day Twelve officers Of The
guards du corps, and inel, e ofihe puards
royaie, we're 10 lave fought on he 1911,
"A OF Bolapafie's halfpay Officers"
an enquiry has been nttie. by order of
me Lorhs OF He Admiralty. on am inn.
proyeu mode OF Working lie calculations
neeessaFS 10 ascertain the longitude of
sh'pS d sea. The piau is lronI obs .rv:,-
'lIns Oh 'be positions Of various STARS
which promises TO reduce Tie errors into
90 ha'io" acompass, that ilse actual GER
Idihiy may be almost said TO be discover.
edi ii requires only six lines Of figures.
ihe Banker OF the Vice Roy of Erypt
al Smyrna, has been robbed Of u,ore IIan
500, 900. - '''o'e ''i'''
h'S S'In o. tqfer reeeired IN the Mary ami
an Boston. w. 80 :" "''f'"t"'
nnIilg The INST parts Of the last year. c,rs
iheIce ~as both extensive and uIoi'tsiJ1
i n,"uu % 'lIe sncceSs and confident lis con,
."t1"nce' immense engagements were conita,,
ted. many OF them became due in tls III ,',,,
lOIihtt pan Of Tie tAimfer ,.l...,, ......... :.