Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20

sition of the right, aud who Is, at the same
time, one Of the most decided ,artisans Of
the war, said on Monday, IN speaking ON the
budget, respecting" AN ambulant diplomacy"
lhey explain these expressions by the depar-
ture OF Nj. Aiartignac, who is still supposed
To be invested with powers To negncia,e
They speak also Ufthe recent arrival from
Madrid of the Able Ducos, formerly "A French
emiSrant, who has been IL curate i'm Spain, and
the tSueen's confessor and it is said that he
is To return in few days, according TO some,
Ia Bayonne, according TO Others, Ia Seville
Tins journey, Insignificant as it may b., und
which may, perhaps, have for its object only
private affairs, is nevertheless considered by
many persons AS political mission. This Is
not surprizins, for in the serious situation in
which Me- now are, the slightest circumstances
hrcome the subject of comment, and acquire
IA great interest. TU.
The British Monitor, Sunday paper, pub
ilsllcu on the 9th, says in alluson 10 VI. de
Mariiguac above referred To, we are ena-
bled to state, from The best possible authority,
nat all hopes OF the preservation of peace
have not yet vanished, and that negotiations
are still carried on between France aud Spain,
under the auspices of England"
| LONDON, March 27.-We stated Yesterday,
that we had not then received any ifurma-
ton ourselves either from French papers or
from private letters, of the extent ur Of the
existence of conspiracy in the French army,
toattempt another revolution. We cunicnted
ourselves, therefore, with merely abiding To
the reports that had been circulated in the
city. We have this morning, however, iecpiv-
ed accounts upon the accuracy of which our
readers may rely. They are not extracted
from the Paris papers, which are very mn
perfectly informed the evening paper oI
Monday stating nothing more than that ii
diligence, going from Paris, was stopped at the
our''er a. Enfer, and six persons taken out of
II, carried To the Prefecture of Police, exam
inrd, and three more persons arrested after
| thrir examination.
| There mas been conspiracy, which had
Tor It's object to re- plunge France, aud conse-
queni'y other parts of Europe, into all the
mseries and guilt of another revolution. Blu,
the conspiracy did not break out in the army
OF the Pyrenees, though the consprators
hoped to make IT the instrument of their Grim
nal projects; and. with that view, meant 10
despatch their emissaries from the different
capitals al Europe Ia the Pyrrnees. The secret
c"unci!s ofthe conspirators were held in Paris,
Tendon, and other capitals
The attention of our readers was directed
Yesterday, To some very important infurma-
t'on communicated in IA letter, which stated,
- That all the French and Italian eXiles, and
those dlsaflrcted To the French government,
are In Spain, or Fastening thther"
| The letter enumerated the names of those
who had left America-and of others who had
sailed on the lth of this month, in the brig
Fanny, from Gravesend for Carnnna, "several
OF whom were under sentence of death for
conspiracies in France. They were provided
with rt-cofoured cOckGdeS and tri coLoured
Tags and their intention was :. To send down
the trl-co!oured flag from the heights of the Ply
renceS, 10 bring back the SON of Bonaparie'
to put do,vn the Bourbon family in France
| first, and afterwards TO put down the Bourbon
family in Spain.
A correspondence, kept up between the
above persons, and several other officers of the
same principles, ia different towns in France,
ana particularly IN Paris, gave The sigoal for
active operations, and, at the time the Fanny
sailed from GraVesend, several digenccs sci
out from Paris, aad other places, conveying
tri colourtd flags and cOckades and sulne oil
the conspirators.--Most of the prineipa
RIM leaders have been taken up the name:
of the other rIag!eaders are known and
the number does not exceed twenty five
The French army itself is perfect stranger
To these and to all other couspiricies aud
perfect reliance upon its fidelity and its honour
Is placed by the government of Louis XVIII
Since writing the above, wc have received
later accounts. Our readers NAV RELY on the
accuracy of the foregoing information.
Ii was not conspiracy in the army, bu,
against the army, contrved at Paris and al
London.
Gulllcmnot is not in the least implicated ia
the plot 1t is one of his Aides-de Camp.