Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-09

Hoddington, ". b., Dee 21.-Remaining at last re-
port, o. new cases 3. Died. Il recovered, o; remaining
81 Total cases from of disease g; Deaths
by letter from Newcastle, dated the 2Sth inst, it APP
pears that there have heen seven and one death at
Walker s S0sSy during the two p,scGdiaS days
Piesia, Dee 16.-we have now only one cholera pa
tent in the city, and fifty in the suburbs
| The Stare n dde-H orrid Bdybarity.-The Fair Ro.
somond and the Black Joke tonders TO the Dryade gatc
have captured three slave vessels which had originally
100 slaves on board but OF which they succeeded in talk
ing only 500 to Sierra Leone. II appears the Fair Rosa
mond had captured ugger with LOG Africans and short
~ afterwards the Black Joke in chase of other
luggers; she joined in the pursuit. but the vessels
ceeded in getting into the Benny River, landed 600
slaves before the tenders could take possession OF hem
They found board only 200, but asceraincd that the
rscas IN command oil the slaves had thrown overload $50
slaves nanaced together four of whom only were pick
ed up Such seoundrels these should be tried for pi
racy.-Hanp Telegraph.
FRANCE.
Paris, Dec. 23.-M Sebastian has been attacked by
apoplexy and lies ILL., Two other of the ministry,
NJ Pcer and ID Arnout, alsnSaboring under severe
ndisposiion. said that aa Soult is about to re-
sign.
All the regiments composing the French army of the
north have received orders TO Keep close together, and
connected the with the other as possible near the
head quarters which have been changed Naubeuge
To Cambray These various corps which remain organ
lied by divisions and brigade, form of about
men, ready 10 march the first sign given by the tele
graph The French government apprehenls that il is the
intention OF the King OF Holland TO make am early attack
upon Belgium and up this time the French govcrnmen
appears to have decided 10 march to the aid of King Leo
William.
The Minister of War has received news from Lyons of
any thing but satisfactory assuring character Gen
Hulot, who commands has written to Marshal Soult
state that there is every for fearing cxplo
sion Although there is very little work occupy the
weavcrs, yet the worSinen this time without
money, and they employ their time in making carouches
In the opinion of Gen. Hulot the Cari the bottom
of all this intrigue and that sooner or later thu coors of
the Duke OF Bordeaux will make their appearance
Extraordinary sat an Fraace-The Paris journals
tam at considerable length an account of process or law
cause OF the singular that ever laid be-
lore the public 1t is an action in nuity of w-hat
Is, an action TO aside the will of
member OF the iliustous House OF Bourbon Conde made
i'll favor OF ayoung Prince OF the House OF Orleans
youngest son of the Duke of that name, Louis Philip
King OF the French This is the object of the action in
civil sense; but in moral it neither nor
than to accuse the present King Of the French conniv-
ing with the mistress of the late unhappy old Duke of
of Bourbon to induce him TO make will against his own
wishes and intentions in favor of this youthful branch
the stem Orleans The will is sworn to have been made
acts of menace and violence the part OF
the woman, but was executed, than the most
cutting and painful reflections followed, and narrowed up
the bosom OF the testatore and had
escape from the she gaoer when
now or other he died. The mistress obtained immense
legaces and requests. The House of Orleans will enjoy
the principal estates unless the effect of this important
law suit be 10 establish the nuity the will so 10 strip
the chief OF that house not only os new and acqui-
sons but of all the tile OF respect TO mankind What
may be called the incupatoy part of the process is all
that has appeared yet The dispositions the side of the
cgatces have not been heard indeed has the defence
oil the will been opened
committed
upon NJ Pericr, as he was leaving the Chamber. NJ.
Dumoard Project of the Rhonc on whose conduct in ne
gecung TO forward information from Lyons NJ Pericr had
anmadverted went up TO the Minister, applied various
abusive epithets 10 him, and shook his fist in his face
Some accounts add that blows inflicted on NJ
Perier.
Riot at Gremo5le-The Paris PAPERS contain accounts
oil tumult which broke the manufacturing and po-
pulous city ofGrenoble Sunday the 18th Dec Though
unke In It's origin and, luckily in its results the Ly-
ons affair." this disturbance resembed it, in some degree
In the facility with which the rioters able
me Nauohai Guard to oppose them. The of the
complaint was an alleged misconduct the part of col
ee!or Of & assessed S G aAsf Neo had "V"'"ha"od aud "
PdIts Dec 23--We have letter from Grenobc of the
l9th Dec oil the following substance:
On the 18Th, bills posted upon the walls OF
the city and suburbs inviting the inhabitants a chaniva-
n prepared Tor NJ Chauve, Comptroller of the taxes
These bills had the following exp ressions The drums
VIII beat arms this evenng-he good czons invited
not TO take up arms
In TACT, at nght-ial an assembage proceeded to the
mouse oil M Chauvet orcedthe door, threw all the account
DOCKS S out oil the windows, and burnt them.
i ne detachment of the National Guard that had been
called out being insufficient il was necessary TO call in
iresh force Two baaons of the troops of the line were
put into the hands of Justice.
ms morning Che l9th) order is quite restored The
National Guard which the day before not answer TO
lhe call Is now under arms TO the number of about 500
men strong piquets OF troops of the line stationed in
The square, and patrols to the streets The ati-
ue 0i inc Toopsis excellent and every thing announces
ance. ~ ~
since the publication of this news the Government re-
ceNed on the 23d, notice that tranquility was completely
restored l'' ~ ''f'0'S
London, Dec; 27-The French papers of Friday and
eaurday which we received last night, full of inter
csuhg matter. Those of Friday contain the conclu-
sion OF the debate the political system of Ministers
IN me Chamber OF Deputies, and the commencement
OF the debate the Peerage in the Chamber of
feers. The former discussion lasted three days
W!hout including the sitting in which the Prime
Minister made his statement on the affairs of LYONS
which furnished its chief theme. This statement was
encountered with and hostility on the two first
days; Ministers, however, triumphanly refuted eve
| ry charge brought against them This ground, and
an immense majority pronounced their honorable acqut-
tai. The then shifted from LYONS TO Pa ris
and the tumus of July in the latter substituted for the
rebellion OF November in the former As the Admins
Taton was blamed for not oreseeng the disturbances at
Lyons it was likewise censured for the conduct of no.
nee which had ioreseen clearly enough and put down
perhaps by unjustifable means-thosc of Paris The
President OF the Council having passed over the burning
pIoughshares OF former ordeal Obliged TO prcpare
himself for judicial combat in the latter with the doubtv
champion who had already supported the cause against
him before the tribunals. In both he was victorious
ana ms ministry may be considered strengthened by
struggle which threatened its overthrow.
LONDON, Dec. Both, (EUening Jan Hereditary Peer
age has ceased TO exist in Francein country which
is within three hours sail the English shores The Pa
ms papers mention that the question brought con-
cluslon on Wednesday evening Dec 2Sh when the en-
TIRE law put TO the and passed by majority of
81, the number for the abolition being IO3 against il 10
The final settlement OF this great question has created
comparatively speaking but little sensation i'm the French
captas Tor II had long since been determined by the
pie that the hereditary Peerage should go consequently
the majority in favor of the Ministers was look ed on mere
~ as matter OF course.
French Funds, Dee 29Fivc nor cenfs opencd NJ OFF