Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28

Chamber o. Deputies who was in the compa-
". ~as also insulted but as the condrrt ct
HeSe young men not az tht moment
rrseuied no scnihe emsued. A euaid soon
Arrived aud cleared the h0uSe. An officer of
the peace, decorated with the Legion Of Hon
or, hut not in active service, was challenged
by sOR'F at these Young mcu, WHO gave him
Their names aud addresses. Numerous pa
troies rarSded the streets all the even
ing IA tbs nel.hbnrhoOd of the paiaiS Royal.
ihe pul'ltc alarm was 80 great, that many
strangers hume diately quit Paris, under the
Impression that Revolution was on the eve
that IL was almost impossible TO procure hor-
SEES"
T. G Paris editor remarks, without doubt
the assassination OF tue Duke de Epr,i j. the
original cause of the present alarm but has
II Hut been inprudentls Increased bV the de-
chmhtions OF some OF the joul naiists 2:.d by
thr measures of the government proposed TO
the Chan, berS."
A Paris paper Of the 18th nit states. that
The Count Ellie DECAzrs is 40 longer Minis
Ter. yesterday moroiHg all the family of
becaz.s. siepfather. s'enmother wife and sis
ter, Frustrated themselves al his feet who tor
mere than Is hour had been in state OF de-
Jccton, and Snpphcaied hm u tiN from the
storm which was gathering over his head -
Moved by their attachment. aud overcome
VIII fear, this favorte Minister Wen; TO the
ihb'ilerles at | o'clock, and begged the King
To accept of his resignation, acknowledging
ty OF the Monarchy.
Boston, March Is.-'Fhe fine regular trad.
ing sup FALCON, Capt. Lewis arrived here
yesterday from Liverpool, III % days passage.
by tue Falcon, we have received regular files
OF London papers To the 18th Feb. same date
as those By the Triton.
We learn that the cause of the late differ
ehce between George tho Fourth and his Min.
,strS, arose from wish strongly expressed on
Inc part OF the Nj 2 to bring has Queen TO triol,
w'ich would have terminated in her Convic-
iiGu ana consequent beheadiag on the sc0foid =
lie moment the Ministry understood this,
theN sent IN their designations. The Hug,
nnuIng his cabinet and the ma ton opposed to
SO sanguinary procedure. abandoned il. "
was said, however, he had positively declared
ne would not suffer her to be crowned with
hIIn. Size was expected in England and the
opposition were making preparations TO give
her splendid reception
The Duke of Wclliag ton is said 10 have lost
The whole OF his immense fortune at the am
ing table, One OF the winners was the Duke
OF Clarence, The other Lord Yarmouth.
The London Statesman asserts, that Louis
ANiii. VIII not send any troops 10 the from
tiers OF Spain
1t is stated in an Irish paper, tina, Phillips,
tht celebrated barrlSter, IL about TO enter ia
TO holy orders
The manuscripts OF the late Duke of Graf
ton have beeu very closely and thoroughly
examined, IN the hope of discovering some
'''e ny MhlCn 10 lufHttiN the real JunluS 0I
whose ldshIns pen the Duke was So cUnNpicu-
ons an object. 1t does not appear that any
thing has been fou'd Pat int.
LONDON. Feb l5.-The mor:ent our paper
was gong 10 press, received the imuor-
tant information that tbs Chicf Ministers fol
towing as we presume, the impElSe of the Lord
Chanceilor) gave in their designations g! The
above sudden event, is understood TO have
arisen from an unwillingness to yield TO the
wishes of his Majesty, OH subject oil extreme
dGIicacy.
February 1--we still look 10 Spain with
anxiety aud uncertainty, for what is doing III
us capital. and at Cadiz IN particular 4 po-
lliIcIan, tho not very profound may easily
enough foresee what is likely 10 be the final
issue ct the military insurrection, whose effects
are every day spreading but still he is not
satisfied without being apprized, from time TO
Time, OF the progress of the reformation.