Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-26

name G. the Countless Old went To the con.
fines OF the Austrian estates IL the first small
town belonging 10 the King Of Sardinia, on my
way TO meet Mr.. Broug ham at Lyons, ns the
direct road lay through Turin. 1 wrote my
self TO the Queen of Sardinia, informing her
that could not remain al Turin, being anN-
ious TO reach Lyons AS SOON AS possible, and
also that was travelling iucognito (; L receive
ed no answer TO this letter. The post master
al Bronio, the small post-iown near the conn-
try villa, where L then resided, absolutely re-
fused me post horses. in consequence OF which
| refusal, wrote 10 MI. Hull, the English Minis
| ter at Turin, demanding immediate Satisfies
ton. and the reason Tor such AN insutt. MIR.
| Hill excused himself upon tie plea of its he
| ing Misunderstanding aud told me that
post horses would be in readiness when
ever should require them. l accordingly
| set out aud arranged TO 20 through tile town
| of Turin at night, and only to stop TO change
horses (; bat received positive orders not to
60 through the town. bHt to proceed hy We
| ry circuitous road, which obliged me to travel
almost the whole night in very dangerous
roads, pr. vented NE from reaching the post
| town (where should have passed the night
till five in the morning, when, by going thro'
Turiu, migbthave reached il by ten at night.
Finding SO much dihculty attending my
travelling, thought the most proper mode tor
me to pursue would be to aCqunint the high
personageSOf my intention 81 passing the VIM
ter az Lyons, previous to my intended return
TO England in the Spring. addressed a letter
TO the French Munster for foreign atfaisy, ia
forming him ofmy intentions. and also that
wished TO preserve the strictest ipcognito. No
| notice was taken of this letter; aud ore adj
dressed 10 the Project OF LN ons, met with like
contempt. In fact. from the 18th October TO
the 20th January, the day / embarked from
Toulon for LeghorD, received so much n-
suit from the Governor and Project, that al
| most considered my lite IN danger, unprotect-
ell as then was, In such a country. Another
| motive induced me 10 leave it-Mr Brougham
could not fix the peIiod for meeting me any
where in France.
Il have written to lord Liverpool, and lord
Castiereagh, demanding TO have my name in =
serted in the Liturgy OF the Church Of Eng
land, and that orders be given to all British
Ambassadors, Ministers. and CoRsnls, that /
should he received and achuowi lodged as the
Queen OF England; aud after the speech made
| Ivy lord Castlereagh, in The horse of commons
| in answer 10 MIR. Brougham, did not expect
to experience further msHit. have also de-
manded that Palace may he prepared iog
| my reception.-Englaud is my real home, to
| which shall immediately fly, have dismiss
| ed my Italian Court, retaining onl, Il sufficient
number OF persons to conduct me TO England ::
| and il buckingham house, Marlborough house
| or any other palace IS refused M :, shall take
house in the country till my friends can find
palace for me in London. I have sent mes
senSer TO England 10 make the proper ar
engagements for that purpose"
we understand that in consequence of an
application from the Austrian court TO our GO
verument, requesting that more indulgence
should be allow ed to BoNAPARTE, orders have
Deeu sem 10 81. Helena Tor tndt purpose. aud
carried into effect. We learn also, with much
regret, that young Napoleon has not been
discouraged from enter tanning the utmost ba
tired OF the English, Oh account OF the inpris.
onment OF his father. Tue boy lately asked
why he was not styled, as before, the King Of
iiomet He was informed that his title was a.
polished OIL account of the imprisonment of
his father, He then asked by whom he was
! Imprisoned fand oil being told by the English
n put ms hand 10 his little sword and excIainl.
ed IN rage" All those vllainous English"
London Sun.
The papers received al Boston. rive two
days proceedings of the trials for high treason
at The Old Bailey. Several witnesses have
been examined. Among them Adams and
monument, accomplices. Part of the evil
aen &c, 0, ADAMS wa" OF SO horrible character
as 10 excite universal shudder throughout
the audience. Adams is himself man of ill
favored countenance. His eyes are small and
piercing, and lie sqninis.--When directed to
approach the prisoners TO identify them, he
did so with the strongest marks OF fear. Some
OF Tie prisoners fixed their eyes upon him
win malignant expression but they did not
eviHce any surprise at The details which he
was giving 10 The Court Davidson tome oftlre
prisoners) repeatedly laughed.
Ihese trials oil course excite great interest
ana attention. The court room, and every
street and avenue, were crowded and fer the
preservation OF order aud decorun the court
yard was Kept closed Admission was only
given through the Iron Crates. usually devot-
ell 10 the accommodation of the Judges aud
Offices OF 2'e Court. IN. y. Com. Adu.
From the Office of the Boston Palladium.
MAY 10.
The editors ffle Paris papers haze been sam
rpnsd for publishing that Committee of As-
snrdnce icaS established an Jaror of The uietinAs
81 dr6lird,y imprisonment
The KING IF Spain has taken the tfge of King
Of SPAN and tic Indies, according TO the Con-
The King las decreed that ererv Spaniard
that Tetasesto sirear TO the Constitution shall be
dCDdtionGHEed.
Nina is Captain Cencral of Nararre-H is
reported lie Count de liGis6al sets up far indr>
drTaScH."
Undeg' Loadon. ApraI7, IL is stated that
conI'e'Jr0m 1!adrid passed through Engiaud. en-.
barhingjor the United SUITES, Wiih fresh bstrac-
tons 10 Cen FIRES, the Spanish Ambassador.
PARIS, March 25.--The rerointion in Spain
pnrSHes 'pith cGlumness its firm and imposing
march.
TIE Provisional JinMofthe Government has fe.
Rcitatet he nation an a proclamation pnbiisfed
at Madrjd. I'm lie great crisis Of natiJnS. tSays
He Janta,) nothing so much distinguishes u
rutnouS people as order in tie midst Of agitution
respect for tie authorities al the m0b,ent of po
WicGt change, renerdtiOR and fdciity fotrdrds
Tie monarch from Tie instant That III adopts SUI
utdry institutions in conformity 10 the general
,clH " the mutton dnd the result of rkich ought 4
to be the general prosperity. Such are traits of
m % I''tCn nuee StSnuH2ed me doyS ~ he
Sth and 9th Of March. THEY ,cW o:cn0y a dis
HnguiShed place in tic dnnGis Of hisiory and
they iciR coRmapd hte ddiR;ruiion of ap Earoge."
The proclamation erhDrts tie peopie TO pre-
Serre the same order as heretof0re during he
lime ~hieL tie Junfd shaiIbe engaged in concert
pith the Ming in preparing ,se1sares 10 hasten
the establishment Of tie Constitutional Gorern
meid: ~ earnestly entrfdty The Inhabitants
81 mddrd 10 consider The DEGREES uhich hdrs
been issued for The purpose, as Sufficient TO aus
stpdfe all tearS and doubts res9ecting the inter-
ton Of he Hing, and of his determination 10 CIR
ecate me CGHstRetion ia aH is provisions, ac-
cordtnS 10 ne equal wisheS Of the people.
re captain generul Of The PrOUiiice Of Nag.