Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13


iiSm OF Napoleon wnnld encourage las
aud little reports which HE cabine, OF
Vienua receives from Naples are founded
OIL truth, Is viii not suppose what we.
here advance 10 he e>agg rated
The undersigned therefore. bees of his
. highness prince Met,eInci to lay this note
| before his Imperial aud Roman apostolic ma
Jes,y. and Ia give 1t all eAtly aud precise ans
| swer, in order that we may kuow how 10 ap-
| prcciate the intentions vi the coart OF Wen.
| ia.
(sisued)
The Secretary of State Minister
Ion For Ign Af'airs.
| The Duke of CAMPO CHIAEO."
| LONDON. Nov. SO Gu "Wednesday a meet
l'ns Was held al The Gnildhal. Yo,k. pnrsn-
| ani TO r.qnisi,ion for the purpose OF voting
| an audfe.s 10 hts majesty, TO desire lin In
| diSi"iss his ministers Tile Lord Mayor WAS
Ia the ciiair--Se,tial resolutions we've agreed
10. The fsilowins addresses To the queen,
| CONCENTRATING her on her victory 10 he pre-.
Snfd Ia her majesty by The city Represents
| aiiyes The neat was an addiess To The king
desiring h'm ime daieIy ,oiurn on, bis min
ls'ris, 10 he presented to his majesty by
| the Oak" OF Norfolk Elrls Thanet and FiiE.
! William. aud Lord Dnndhs "A pr,itioi, 10 the
| hon:e OF commons was also ts,d and agreed
| TO, PRAYING that the insisaiots of the Milan
commissioners may be brought To Justice
| lac two addresses were ordered TO be sirn-
| cd by fhe Lord Mayor, az the act of the n,re,-
ihg, anu 'he petili'ion 10 lie for signatures
Az illumination took place in tie evening,
| which, !, SAID To be quite universal!
| The following analysis has been made of
| ne diViSon IN the House of Lords upnn the
ih-r'i rsad,sr OF the hill of PaiAs AID p.maIt;es
~ HE 2O7 Peers who voted on the question.
! III nave inherited their seats. while the re-
RAINING S3 have nbialiIed them by creation 81
| promotion, by Ciectisn or appointment. on
| We former, - voted Tor The bill 10 against il
vi me ia'ter 63 voted tor The biz! ~ ,ainSt il
| '>Rgniar case NJ dssassinaiinn An officer q!
| iur fitich army, named Iusauur. reirriipu
| ZONE s'tet the disDaa,.in. OF lie troous who
had rstreatcd behird Che Loire. Ii was "a,
| MOTT He'll near Touis. thai Captain Tuianue
| h1sd ms residence. The chateau ut SIu, eiIrri
| wh> nItabilrd hy Monsieur and Madame de
| Grelay. Admitted into the society hlou.iepr
fnia"ne contracted with Madame de Gr.iay
an i1iIuacy. which became , very scandalou,
| that the Guir"gt q husband ieit himself under
| iile necessity of driving trcsi his house man
| who had carried mio il mn Ia disturbance
| ann disho"or. ENispeIa,ed through tespau
OF ms having lost ihai happiness which long
auu itarqnil union had allow ed him 10 cnjoy
| Monster Is" GIe.ay iuiurd all his in,IIsu.iinn
a=aihst HE srGncer Ohe d-y la "a coffee
| mousse "a rept,.'tiIea him with his basrars
,ne Infamous manner la WHICH he lad abnSed
h'S confidence, aud all The evil, with which
| he had oreiwaclned hu. Wretch, aid ne
| ~" sHh" maze my HE. o. yours " The
| ohhSeT, who bad ii regard iDr HI own life and
40 particular neSie ~ take "a away il,af Of IA
| Ge GFelay, wiped N with iEiS handhci rliipt
| The marks oil contempt which de Crelax in
accosiiHa hun, had Il.Town ,ooi, his ron
aud went nj. leasin. him convinced ti,aI hrs
| oihVtiH was not SupsfIJr TO hi, fidrilty-
Madame de Greiay who did uoi entertain the
same haired which her I'm .ihnd did To In
| id"n", cohiIived 10 see hu ~ urIvaie. II
was IN wool near Alorsuc,i ilA,be> fixed The
pisce. OF aSSiguaiion. NJ. Inauur tv,nt 4h,,e
~ 'bf-vSe.ieG sonre moments before Mad ee
| HrFiay' lie was waiting with Impatient e
1.sH lkl 'f.If
| MO MS aims. when mm,het sioi extended
| MN on tie earth, bur did noi deprive him oil
HE. GA his Recover. NJ de Glea, was ar
cused OF having fiscd lhs u>kei-shoi, but
| tue t.onrt kcya! dismissed HE Cause. Snci,
WAS the SITUATION of these three pei>ous wher
on The 2nib at cctobsr, last year, an un;utkv
event formed The caSiasl10plIe of his scaudai.
ohs hisinry. NJ. de Grtlay was in Ia, sa.Oda
oii@dditt al seHdiimerlc and a raT krpt.er
Were with him at The iIm~. fney were e..
| gagged at game ~ caiGs On "a sudden a
man IN u ma appears at fIe amii chan, ber
-he fhreatpns domestic that he vunid blow
MS pfAinS 'ni II he "pps~d bis passase-he
enters the sainou-hr calmly presents lis
muSket, takes ain, The bali ilics and Nj. lie
Gf'laN idi's lead, having bod Just tinIe 10
cAtiaim. Wretch, Yen have a.sassiratrd
NE. ihe supplying aStonI>liiusih whic:i
possessed toe gruiiaiiHP and the book keen
Ell gives The assassin lime TO G care EcIore
lhey thought ct pursuing HIM the was lost ia tho
forest. SHsPIcioms immcdiately fell upGn J ~
ia"ne, WHO. with Madame GiclaS. we're ap-
/ ptehcndrd. and sled bciDre the rniIri of as
| size AT pali.. ON thc Sctcuih dav OF The
trial ihc juy returned a verdict Of Not Guilty.
upon which the President addressed :ll3 .n u .
IoiiOvs -
:" You grr acouitted. God, who read, ,he
hcit0m OF our hearts, Vii one day unfold Inis
hbitIh mystery. You are acquitted; but Tor
Twelve inO''iIS have NOn experienced The
agony and disgrace OF criminal accusation.
Tie sword 81 Justice has breu silsneudpd
I Nnffr bp, fI.ts hnS
your adn'IerOns pASsIUH,-IiencpfOTwaY Won
viii hold 10 Horror such CONNECTION Nnn
viii appreciate the value of innncence aud
vitine. You have had q terrible lesson Let
us hope that You, and all wh0 have heard
u VIII rtnIember II as proper adIuOHi.
ton"
The above trial is given 1T ieueih in the
L~ndon papers. Ii vety murh resembles tue
| celebrated case Of Fudides, ~ Iirh We puu-
iiShed sote iHmr ago. Com. AdC.
TIE POLAR EXPEDITION.
Alter sailing over lie Croker Noun,
iain+ Of Capt. Ross, Lieu. Parry gave Ia
The continuation Of Lancaster Sound lIC
name of Barrnw's Sound.
On The no ilI site Of Burrows Sound
the voyagers Giscovcred Uroad ciianncl,
up whlch they could mol descry any land
though the weather was clear ard favor
able. 10 The ldud, bonn.le ! on Ia WeSi by
this unrxp'nred chanUtI, aud on the south
: by the Sound, The name of New Devon
Was given. Neatly opposite tie Chan
url, e. on the north side ol The Sound
they met Will another broad iDlcl {ncar-
ly IS broad il seemed, as Tie Sound IT,
self, 90 Which The name Of Regents In'
let was bestowed. The expedition saiict
up tits inlet q considerable way. The
! land opposite 10 New Devon was drs0m
i1ated NeS Somerset. Many whales anC
seals were seen about this part. Oibc
. places discovered, received names in Io'