The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01

LOUIS XVIiI-By thefolowing article il appears that
;hiS unfortunate piiIile, has at Ian fixed ms ref
dence at Calmar, Swedfh feaport of comfortable
arengh, and of fome celebrity in the hiRory of the
north II is to be preiumed that the cattle has been
repaired for ais reception or it could not be fad TO
be equal even to the hattered and deporablc for
Rnes of the Compile de l'Ile--This,paac aands on
onnegce about five furlongs from the town, and
was once occupied BY the luxurious Margaret but
wasiutfered to go into decay, and as late as the
year 1898, was actually occupied as a brewery or
ditliery, or both. Here, however, if LOUIS iirlds
ftcariiy and protection from the bafe enemy that
puriues him, the calle Of CalmaT will again be
celebrated by the hiaorian. Nor. L.4q.r
The influence OF Bonapar,e at Berlin, and the i'm
punty which his hired aailins were ure TO enjoy at
the former capital of Poland hew chat the King of
France WAS no longer fate at Warlaw. But hardly
had Louis the XVIII. remained fix days at Grodno,
when the fame ipcious characters. who had hither-
TO watched his motons, made their appearance. In
Ruia, the laws of hospitality invielble, and the
Police is very fevere but, as he had no proof of
criminal defgn agsnf thofe men, His Mott Chrinian
Majeity, with that generofty which has uniformly
d;hinguhed his ccnduSt preferred to leave his quiet
retreat, and become again wanderer living ex-
ample of the vciiiitudes of fortune which gave him
right to throne, bur refufed him the humben home
rather than by his Ray be the iorce of any unea-
fneis 70 the Ruiian Government. Ever liuce the
murder Of the Duke Of Enghen fhewed the fate for
which the oarbarous Corrcan had marked the remain
ing members of the Houfe Of Bourbon the Young
King Of Sweden mas preiled the King of France to
accept in his do1Iiniols afyum where neither the
cor!can livery, brides Of indemnity, could pro-
tea foreign anailins from punhment. His MaieRy,
therefore, having Quilted Grodno al midnight, pro-
eeeded to MittIs where he remained until vene
was hired at the neIreR ieIport, when he embarked
Tor CainIzr where his Majesty intends to fix his ref
dence, there 70 wait change Of fortune. Cdmar
tae capital Of thu county OF the fame aane, is ituated
upon the Bacl;, in the province of snoand and con.
tains about 5000 inhabitants. It is neatly built, and
has castle, in which his Majesty VIII refide Be-
ing ifoaier town, many battles have been fought
IN it, nsighbourhood, between Sweden auI Don
mark, until, By the yiaoriss Of Charles g. the for
rnsr acquired the province Of Ssania, Haland, and
Blssng, from the latter. IL was there the unioq Of
Cilnar was concluded in the fifteenth century, which
u;ed u1dsr The fceptre Of the Great MArgdritta CAL
I'D the Semirans Of che North, the three kingdoms
OF Denmark, Norway, and Sweden an union after
wards diiolvcd by the madlcres ~ the Swedih No
bility by the Daniih King Chritiian H. The people
here, IA IN every other part Of Sweden are poor but
hoipitab'c, lively, and fond Of strangers and in no
Kingdom Of Europe is the fprit Of chvllty 70 high.
Louis the XVIII, therefore, could not choofs au
aiyum more iuited lis circumstances and his for
tune. There is another reafon for this preference
gwen to Sweden Count he Ferfen, formerly CO.
lionel oI The regiment Psvei s4a IN The French Ter
vice, faved the life Of His Most Christian Majesty in
June, 1901, by aiding his efcape at valenciennee,
Wien Louis the with was arrested at Varennes
This Nobleman is now one Of the Members Of the