Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-24
FOREIGN.
Late and Important from France.

was prepared for the press, the brig Olive,
I'lnt, OF Newburyport, from Havre de-Grace,
and 90 days from the Lizard, arrived at this
port. She brings the following intelligence,
which, If true, is highly important The rumor
of the death of Bonarartc, may ONLY be a
second edition the same report which was
aiioat in England. Most ardently do we hope
the news from Turkey may prove to be cor
rect.
TWAS currently reported i'm Paris that infor-
nation had been received Of the death of Bo-
naparte, and that his body was to be brought
TO Europe for burial. but whether it would
find place in Notre DAME" or Wcstmin.
ster Abbey, was uncertain.
Inc Coronation of Louis 9Th, was to take
place at Rennes on the o5th Aug. and ms
Tic rope was too much cnfeebled through ex-
IRENE old age, the ceremony was TO be per-
formed by *Cardinal Gonsalv as the prime
Minister of his Holiness.
Late intelligence from Turkey stated thai
Inc vanguard of the army of Prince ipsilanti
the Greek commander in chief OF the Insur-
gents was at Adrianople, Il distance of about
80 leagues from Constantinople. The troops
OIL the Grand Se'grior he'd been defeated an!
dlspersed-and three Turkish FIigates were
IN readiness, IN the Bosphorus, TO take the
brand Seignior, his riches, wives, and concll-
in Asia.
The above intelligence was communicated
by one of the passengers, who left Paris the
day previous 10 the sailing ofthe Olive
capt. Lunt has dispatches from Mr.. Gala.
TN, for the government.
1t is proper for us here remark on the auori.
tyoi person well informed the subject that re
is an error IN this statement. Cardinal Hercules Con.
saiy (not Gonsalv as he is errorcouslv callc,I he
longs only 10 the order of rnal Dcacons and that
.e ceremony oi TIE coronation quite above the (nc-
io"S ans once oi ioeacons only, il appcrians 10
te orur ol bishops, an order mTc higher in the Ec-
clesastcal erarchy especially in tat ofthc Church
oil fome. Again. in Rome he IS never STYLED prime
munster; but Cardinal Secretary OF State, To which
oihicc however, all the AUTHORITY and influence usually
attrIbeted TO prime ministers 50 called without doubt
properly ~.ls. apP PS
nhcims III the Department Of Maine, Renncs. in
the Department OF IIie aud Vainc has always here
,oiorc been the place OF coronation for the Kings OF
rance. The Archbishop Of Rheims also has hereto.
'ore Dcen the frimate of France, though per with
out the title oil Prinlate1
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One hundred bales superior Upland Cotton l, been so,
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FRENCH PAPERS.
we nave been favoured by "A friend with
complete file of Paris Papers, for the montI,
OF May but every thing they roniain which
may properly be called ne,cs, has before reach
ed us through the English papers, and has AL
ready been given 70 or readers. We have,
however, glanced over them, in search ofsone-
thing that would probably be read with inter
est and the proceedings of the Chamber of
Depuies have not left us altogether unsuc-
cessful.
The Chamber and Court of Peers were en-
20 nf Al
date or Our papers, on the trial ofthe conspi
rators OF Aug. last. The charges were LIST. FOR
attempting the Kings life, and that Of the
Prlnces OF his family. Cd. Exciting the cti-
zens to arms against the royal authority. Sd.
Practising 20 change the government. and the
order OF succession to the throne, a great
number were accused as chiefs of the plot.
and no less than 1854 witnesses were call
ed. We have read the proceedings with some
attention but, although they were. not brought
10 close, we are inclined to believe but lit
tie viii be made out. There were q few sub
ordinate officers and ex-oiiicers, and a few SOL
diers concerned in project TO do something.
some say Republican committee was or
canned Others that committee was organ
lZed to bring about revolution. for the Dnr-
pose of restoring Napoleon-others said, the
PROJECT was to proclaim the King Of Rome.
$ young Napoleon and appoint Eugene Beau
harnoIs Regent; others, again, said the only
design was to reform the Government, and re-
establish 1t as 1t existed in 1916. On the
whole 1t appears 20 have been a feeble affair.
without numbers or much concert. The ONLY
thing that excites surprise or attention, is that
the persons engaged, appeared not TO have
Dcen IN want OF funds, as they distributed mo
ney freely, and in handsome sums. A few ex4
ecutons may take place, but the most of the
accused will probably be discharged. A pro-
Posal IT was said, was made TO Prince Fu-
gene to head the conspiracy: his reply was
received, stating, That it did not comport
with Prince of Bavaria to do so."-Dunou-
In, an officer during the hundred days under
Bonaparte, was the emissary sent TO prince
Eugene with the proposition. A certain Gen
erai stationed on the frontiers. was to play
great part-hs province being TO keep up
sort of intelligence with Austria, and TO carry
oil the young Napoleon. Emssaries were al
so sent to England, TO sound opinions there
and 10 mark events.
RELIGION AND EDUCATION.
On the 9th May, committee OF the Cham
Der of Deputies reported in favor of the Minis
ter of Finance, who demanded, that the Gov
eminent should place at its disposition the sums
necessary for defraying the expenses of Ma
tional Schools. The Report entered into the
state of want in which many Of the Clergy
were placed, and proposed an augmentation
of 100000 francs for repairing churches, and
100 francs additional salary to the Cures. Also
that an additional annual sum Of 5000 francs
be provided for the support of Founding chill
dren, the number ofwhich was daily increas-
ing. Also an increased allowance TO the Gen
darmerie. These demands, which arc to be