Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

Go Sc absolved from his oath, and served
| ,,he royal army. The Due de Berri
TX great notice of him, gave him the
rolS de ST. Louis, aud IN various ways
distinguished him. When Bonaparie re-
turned from Elba, Gourgaud FASTENED to
meet him and applied for employ mcn,.-
Tie was appointed To command, and the
next day waited on General Bertrand 10
thank hun for his good offices. But the
General last mentioned gave him rather Il
cool reception, and told him no thanks
were due To him, for had his master been
ruled by his advice, he would have had
noihIngto do with such Giroutties as Gen.
Gourgaud. But for that foolish speech,
he said, he should not then have been al
81. Helena, for he should have turned "a
gam, and lac was very confident that he
should have been VERY we'll received Ii
was therefore, moi his fidelity tha, had
carried hIB' To 81. Helena iiu had been
no one would have known better how to
respect IL than himself He understood a
repor, had gone abroad that Gen. Gour-
gaud hat been sent out of The country at
The instance OF "A person connected with
the Navy. This was untrue.
Mr.. Lambion replied. The question
still remained unansw cred. Under what
preteuce were G' neral Gourgaud's papers
seized On the other side there was no
evidence but Benz. Cappcr'S. lflhe cha
racter of the General was bad, how came
he To lie received into the company ofsome
OF his MaJesiy's Minister'S He understood
That he had dined (he might mention the
name) with Lord Bathurst Mr.. GoulburH
nodded asSen', aud he believed with Lord
CaSilereaSh No. lie begged the atten-
ton of the house 10 a circumstance res
,pi, A, H.,
the Police report of 1916; il was IA very
extraordinary circumstance. Camper. i'm
| uniform, and with drawn sword, accom-
! panied by foreigner aud Eow-streci
officers, entered gambling house, aud
| earned away large sum of money from
! me Table, which WAS never returned by
him. Suc'i was The man whose evil
| e'encr was relied upon on the other side
| lie should be glad Ia learn the Noble Lord
| would appoint COmmiilee of Inquiry
| lie would willingly leave the nomination
| OF The Committee 20 his Lordship-Thc
| Noble Lord had said that The General Ina d
Housed the officers. How could one man.
unarmed. give i'll usage 10 the number OF
officers employed! Al iilord, oil The road
| Ia iiarwlch, the i'll nsed General endeayor-
| eu 10 Obtain iedreSs from Il Magistrate {;
| lie was struck OIL The head till he BLEED, and
III tha' slate he was conveyed 10 I1arN ich
lie ROW moved, that the petition be
ldia ON Tie table he should subsequently,
| move That II be printed, in order, that all
the Members mi CHI be fully aware Of lis
contents. He had no honeS of a Commit
tee. As 10 The Alien Aci, he had formerly
| expressed lns opinion of lis principles ami
| provisions. The Hon. Gentleman under
the gallery (Mr Sinclair) appeared TO have
ehihci!i, he'd lis speech, by culllng The
| general terms used in defence Of Thai Act
am TO have added the barbar,ies com
m lied against General Gourgau,i as fiji
lns'raiiOns but if the Act had been wise
ana just, II altered not tie present case.
Tor under The Act there could be no right
10 commit so neiarious an outrage. lie
July agreed with his Hon. Friend, the
Member Tor Shrewsbury, that the papers
had been ielODiously taken.
MIR. Beckett begged 10 state, that several
complaints had been made against Il very
irregular house III Pail mali. The whole
conduct OF lhe business had been com
m'tied 10 MIR. Graham, and BY him had
Capp"r been employed.
Mr.. Bennett said, that Mr.. Graham
might have employed Capper, but what
I'D" Iapper 10 do with foreigner! Why
was he III uniform WHY with a drawn
s"ord !-According 10 tie opinion of Mr..
Mares, The magistrate, when asked helh-
er air. Capp,r vas TO be trusted. said
Capper was not 10 be trusted.
On The motion thai il be printed.
MIR. Z. Hutchinson put TO the Noble
Lord (CasiIereagh,) whether he would
mink 1t proper 10 have the Petition print.
ed, ana thereby seni generally before the
puiiic-wilcilicr he would consent 10 have
IL 80 abroad, that this officer Hal been
ireated with such gross mdigniiy as the
Peii'ion described, without afterwards
cnnscniihS TO go into all inquiry respect
ing il
Lord Caslereagh replied, thai when
Tie time shout arrive al which The pro.
pne'y ot an enquiry might be discussed.
he would then state his opinion upon the
subject. lie was unwilling 10 say any
thing which could wound tie feelings Of
General Gourgand but il the matter
should come tor discussion, he should
ieci l; his duty TO state lis opinions upon
il.
The question WAS then put, aud The
prlIiIon ordered TO be- printed.
Eftr"ct If letter receioed IL Boston, Jy
tie IuO BTOtheyS, a. ,SaIcM, dated
h&TwERP March ~.
~ the lasi SaicOi Coffee at Amster-
dam, oath last. all - as witlidrawn-aiter
the sale, 5000 bags good middling Java
were contracted tor at ii siivrrs-a better
result had been expected" DmN Adr.
MADRID, March l6.-Inr King in.
tends 10 repair TO Cadiz before the de-
pHiure Of Tie armament fitting out At
that port, that lie may inspect them him
self. The grand expedition destined Tor
Bu"nos Ayres will be composed of II or
10000 OF The best troops in HE world
Tie count d'Abisbai, gen O'Donnel,) is
appointed commander III ch,ri of all that
pari OF Amcrlca,Wiit general Instructions,