Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
FOREIGN.

A-i'S'lObi pA'HSS Us ines from lOnfiOn
to the 22d ut inclusive. AS this ship sailed with
the Gen. Putnam, which vessel furnished the news
published by us yesterday, there is little TO add.
The London price current of the 2lst, remarks,
that" the announcement of 4 or 8 failures yester-
day, has again spread gloom commerce, and
checked CONFIDENCE, which lately appeared to be
reviyinS." american.
By the ship Montana from Havre, we have the
latest European intelligence. Paris papers OF the
Esd ult. speak with some doubt of the Duke of
Weilngton's remaining at St PetersbuIgh 10 as
sst at the coronation OF Nicholas. and are entirely
silent in regard to the objects of his mission de-
tailed IN the extract we yesterday gave from the
London Times ofthe 22d. The London Courier,
an evening paper OF the same date, makes allu
sion TO the article of the Times.
The Assize Court in Paris, condemned on the
10th March, matchmaker named Parant, TO six
years hard labor and the pillory, for fraudulent
bankruptcy. How would the promoter and patti-
cpators OF the fraud of the Marble Manufacturing
Company fare under such system
The project of the law relative to indemnity to
the ancient proprietors of ST. Domingo was carri-
ed in The Chamber of Deputies by vote of 30 TO
10
| The King OF France, presented the Messrs.
Franconi, after the destruction by fire of their
| Circus with 5000 francs; the Dauphin and Dau-
phiness with 20n0.
| An order OF the day read at the heal of the Sc
veral regiments of the army of the Netherlands
prohibits any officer or soldier from taking part
with the societies for raising and sending coGribu
! tons 10 the Greeks.
Count Gulemnott has returned to Paris from
Cons,antinople.
a telegraphic despatch received at Paris of
the 9Th March, from Vienna, announcing that the
Emperor of Austria out of danger. He had
been attacked with inflammation OF the lungs, and
/ 81, ,ain "a ~
life.
The E,oile says that in order 10 fulfil the wish of
Louis 18th, OF glorious memory, II. NJ. has Just
presented to the metz opolitan church of Paris, a
statue in silver OF the Virgin patfoness of France.
1t is TO be of the size OF life, and paid for out
of the Kings private funds.
The King of Saxony narrowly escaped severe
accident on recent occasion. He was returning
in the evening from the country, with his Queen,
to Dresden, and according to his custom, $50 the
paper has it) sleeping, when country equ-
page running away, came IN contact with the royal
carriage and drove the pole through the PANELS
between the Queen and the King, without injuring
either. Happily, the paper adds, the King was
sound asleep in a corner The poor Queen is not
noticed at all.
BARCELONA, March 15-The in, endant of
police has just received secret order requiring
him to send TO Madrid soon possible under
seal, LIST. The papers belonging TO the provincial
Populations of Barcelona, Lerida, Tarrsgona, and
Corona. 2. Lists containing the names of those
individuals who were national volunteers under the
constitution 3. Detailed lists oisll persons for
merly belonging to secret societies, and of their
present enployments, Sc.
In the Diaro OF Barcelona is letter from Or
rhuin of 4th March, announcing the execution of
Colonel Bazan Being at the point of death, he
was shot on the 4th. He carried 10 the place
of execution on litter, ewing TO his wounds being
in state of modification. He died with all the
evidences of fervent pieiy.
a letter from Munich, of 18th March, ANNOUNCES
that the Constitu;ionalist Jaramalla, was hanged
there on the 9th, and that they compelled TO
gag him, as he kept crying out live the Consli- |
tuition. This unfortunate was the object OF
much atrocious treatment As he continued to call
out notwithstanding the gag he tied to the tail
of horse, and thus dragged the place of execu-
lion. He was afterwards CHARTERED, and his MEM
bers thrown nto the sink. AT the moment ne ex-
pirel with in his mouth, a sudden gust of
wind occurred, which filed those employed with
terror.
&c The death of the King of Portugal is an event
which may be attended with important consequen-
ces, both in Europe and in America The recent
treaty which established the independence Of the
Brazils, recognised John VI. as King OF Portugal
and Pedro l.. emperor of Brazil but it preserv-
ell the most absolute silence the question of the
hereditary rights of the latter, the natural sue
cegsor of his father.
&c AZ the same time there is reason for aTpre-
tension, that if Pedro should think Of accepting |
much less claiming the sceptre OF Portugal, the !
Brazilians, who naturally wish to keep their own
governing powers among themselves, would cease |
to acknowledge him as Emperor that they would .
invite other Prince to be their Ruler, or per-
haps, like their neighbours, erect themseives into
Republic. There is every to fear when
the relations of the parties so underlined.
&C On the other hand, the election between the
ancient and peaceful throne of Lisbon, and the
somewhat prccarious sovereignty of Rio Janeiro,
may be subject of considerable hesitation, if no.
to the active spirit OF Pedro, at least TO his august
partner the Archduchess Of Austria, and for the
dependents OF his court, who still cast a longing
eye to the palaces, the residences the spectacles the
ietes, and the snccures of Europe.
"The choice which the late King made of one
OF the Princesses, his daughter, to exercise the
functions of Regent, indicates pretty clearly,
what, out of respect for Royal Parsonage, we
care not to express. The party of the Queen and
OF Don Miguel, do not appear to have much cred.
1t with the Portuguese nation.
We are most positively informed, that the
Portuguese embassy at Paris did not dispatch
courier TO Don Miguel, who is at Vienna, with
intelligence of the malady, or of the death of bis
father, as we yesterday enormously asserted they
had done.
s. But there is yet another Prince, youth of
10 years of age, the grandson of John vi. the is
sue Of his eldest daughter, Maria Theresa, and the
late infant Don Pedro, of Spain. He is named
Sebastian, name dear to the Portuguese. He may
be yet called en- to act important part Ifthe
Emperor Pedro return TO Europe, may not Sebas-
tian go to Brazil H
" Who knows by what secret articles the poll
cy OF England has already foreseen and arranged
these matters. Assuredy there is secret-but
II is probable that the French Ministers know no