Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04
TFOL. XV.--NO. 446,

sent 10 res'ofs order, uerc ir1smlraA and
assalied with showers of stnnc.. y1,;ous
| provoca'ions took place in di!lerri, Quar-
iers ut HE Town: happily TO person has
been grIeyouS!y Wounded. Vcry siri, I
search IS making to discover the author
OF this Insult.
GIarcA o. Lieutenant Gen de- BRIcBE.
commandmg the Military Division. is ~.
rived with 500 military Tranquility is
entirely re established.
| MADRID, Marrh O -The Government
on rereNln2 official information Of The
disaster which has been experienced by
inosi ~ the vessels which sailed last wear
! from CadiZ with troops and arms fnr lima.
most of which, have fallen into The liantts
oil the insurgents, have given IN tie sys-
! lem oi small expeditions, 10 t.uite ali the
| forces III one. Orders have been Sent in
consequence 10 General O'Donnel. al the
same iirnc ali tue arraugem enls are com
pie'ing viii the greatest activity 10 hasten
| Tie departure OF al expedition, on which
depends thr last hopes 81 tie mother
country tor The submission OF Soa,h A.
merica.
FRANKFORT, a!arcl I2.-The cohrse
OF events IN France causes much npeasi-
;'ess here: conIbnsiibie matter kinds
is evidently aniassing, and the smallest
spark threatens an eXplosl,,u. The few
e%iies still here (Oesportes, Pclfe.ier, Gar
reau, De. arc more active than ever. .ln
France" SAID Il Wit lately, E" thev are
playing az Par ca man,
PARIS, Mar,h 2l.-'Ihe Minister Of
WAT has given orders - orgamizc The
material OF The fortress towns, whic,, bad
oeeh d'smantled III consequence Of ii,cir
occupations ny the Allies. $40 pieces Of
cannon OF different calibres, have b,s,.
| dispatched from the ars nal of La no-
cheiie TO lie ironiier forfrcsSes of The De
! partmcni OF the North above $50 con.
rdemned pieces Of ordnance have beer,
senf to The fOundery of Strlsbong 10 be
re-cast.
The reception of lie Persian An,bassa.
dor had not taken place yesterday. /, =
asserted, that difficulties, arising from
Tie difference OF The Eastern ceremonies
WIKI ours, has occasiOHed lis postpone.
ment.
y person WHO left Ca,iiz on the 18Th u,.
and who Is now In Paris, has commune
Gated the following details relative 10 HE
expedition about 10 be seut TO p. Avrps.
Ihe number of troops is about IS 600.
including infantry and cavalry, and alfra
dy occupy theircantonmenis IN theucich
borhood of that port. Count d'Abisbui.
(OUoDnell) who commands in chief.
and who Is appointed Vicerey Of Bucuns
Ayres, assembled in Cadiz $4,000, on i,ie
ISL January last, the day appointed In
celebrate the intermcUi Of her Majesty
The late Queen. He reviewed them N Tie
place 81: Antoine, III the presence eta en-
siderable body Of spectators, which iri-
creased the spirudor of HE ceremony.
ana VINO all admired tn" fine equipment
and steady discipline OF the troops.
All The Generals who are attached TO
the expedition are al this nom ~ assem-
bed III Cadiz. General O'DouneIlis in.
cessaniiy occupied in enforcing every pc
cau.on necessary 10 accelerate IFS dcssr-
lure called 10 such III important destiny,
and which will, without doubt, be f!fs
Finest that ever left the ports OF Spain
he troops are animated with the brst
spirit, aud every thing rxciies the most
pleasing hopes. Jo,umGi dee DeGats.
PARIS, March 29.-Fen Majors in the
Department OF The Guard have been snpe.-
seeded.
Intelligence of the nomination Of the
following Deputies has been received
in Paris -
Department of the Lover Loire, NJ.
Saiut Aignau
Department Of The Sarlhc NJ. Guyot.
DeSormeauS (Which, with Mr.. BENJAMIN
Constant, completes the depulaliop Of
tue Sartle.)
Department of the Rhone, Nj. Correct
| les.
His Excellency NJ. Latour Maubonrp.
| appointed 10 Tie London Embassy. will
| set of IN few days for his destination.
A private letter from Manheim, dated
The 23d inst. annou noes that NJ. de
n a gaiA tta 4
| by Student, and that tie latter immedl
aiciY committed suicide with tie SANG
| poinlard which bad been the instrument
Of his crime. Beth instantly expired ou
| the spot J0uyMaLde pnr;s
| French Funds, Much 27.-Fne ocf
Cents, 90 soc Bank Stock, 1925.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, MARCH %.
| NJ. JoBiz, Reporter of the Committee
OF Petitions, assembled the tribune, and
| IN tile most energetic aud furcible trrt,s
winch excited the deepest feeling in Tie
| chamber, made ii report ON a petition
from two Of the Inhabitants Of Avignon
soliciting, that the National Guard Gitli,t
town might be disarmed and djsbaudeJ
The Reporter observed, that The Pei.
TONERS represented numerous excesses
! which had been committed with lmpuui
! W by tbat corps, many Of whom were mot
! duly qualihcd 10 serve, moi being of H. @
| age required by ihe regulations. The
| excuses complained Of arose from The
! mlschleyous influence Of party feelings
| =" This IS lie same division of Natin,,,i
Guard said VI. Jobez. "who were lie
unconcerned and indifferent witnesses
9iaii me rlmes OF which Avipnon was
lately tie ihcaire.-Of the dealt, of Mr..
sinai Bruno, deed, the mpunilv of Which
Is not a small matter OF astonishment
10 france and the whole world ".--( 4g,.
iai''H "a the Chamber, aad the e,je, n,
hsnr hnRr. J Allrrcnrsi ior,lI - =