The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-11

THURSDAY, April II.
The Senate deli5crating on the proposal
OF the Provisional Government, after havins
heard the report Of Corami:tec of z Mem
bers. decree as follows
! The Senate conriits the Prov;siona
Government Of France 70 II. X. II. the
Count dArto's, under the ;itic ,.f I.ieutan,r,
Gen. OF th> Kingdom, until Louis Stan;siaus
Nav'sr tie France. shall have accepted the
! Constitutional Charter.
=. ihe Senate resolves, that the DEGREES
1t this day, concerning tne Provisional Co
vernment of France, shall be presented dis
evening by the Senate. in a body. 10 III. Z
IL. the Count d'Artois.
III" President ard Secretaries.
! SfSHed) TIE Prince Of Beaecento,
Contte &c Valqnce,
Comte de Pas;ovet."
His Royal HiHhness answered
Gentiemcn,-I have acquqine.l rovsell
with the Constitutional Act which recalls
to the Thron. ot France the KING, nv an
| gust Brother. have not received from,
nam the power TO accept the Constitution :;
nut knew his sentiments and his Drinci-
| pies, and do not fear 10 be disavcwcd bv
nm, when assure ycu in his name, THAI
ne will admit the basis CT il. The KING.
| VI declaring, that he would maintain the &C
tnal torn OF Government, ~ THEN ackuox-
iedged, thar the Monarchy ought 20 be bal
Rnced by a Representative Government
divided into two HOusss---theS two Houses
(chambres) are the Senate and the Hons .
ut the Deputies OF the nepar. men,s; that
the taxes shall be freely granted; by the
representatives the ra,ioo, public and
private liberty secur2d, the freedom # the
press respected under the restrictions ne
cessary tor public order and trauuu;]jtv :.
me liberty y. Worship guarantee pro
rerty shall be iIyiola5le and sacred. ne
ministers responsible, liable to be accused
ADD prosecuted 10y the Representatives. OF
the Nation.
:" That the Judges shall be for life. the
/ judicial power iHdepepdeGt; TO oae being
liable to be tried by another tam hi, natn1
raj Judges that the public debts shall he
guaranteed, the pensions digaities, rli!itar.
a"noNT, shall be preserved, AS well as the
Nc" and the sucient nobility, the Lection Of
tton"ur maintained he King will f< lie
! insignia that every Frenchnnan sl7u he "a
paoie OF military and civil epplor"Gerts that
30 indivicaai can be called to account fr his
opinions and his votes, and that the sale OF
national esta eS Shall be irrevoc1ble.
hese, Gentlemen, sre. IL seems to me-
the bases which are essential ana nsre,sa, ~,
90 insure all rights. trace al! duties, secure
the Continuation OF all existing institution :.
| (dssu''tr to5ltcs les c1tstences and qua,
| rantee cur future situation, Cnotre epenfr
ness added o
thank yoo IN the name Of The King nv
brother. tor the share you have he'd in the
re'nrn oi cur legitimate Sovereign. and for.
havl7g thus secured hehappiness of France.
Tor which the King and all his family are
reNdy to sacrifice their bleed. There can
be no longer a5y ference Of sentiment.
among Us E.; We must no more recall the
past we must from hencefor ward ne ;
nation of brothers. Durinp the t;ro. that
sea'i paYe the power in nv hands. which
bme hope will be very short shall e,n.
Pr all my efforts in labouriDe for the pub.
lie happiness s'''0
p" ons IF me Members of inc Senate cry
ing ont-He is a true desceudent of Henri,
w.
His blood (sa;d Nlonsieur) really Cow.
IN ny vens-J should Wish to have his "a
zen g. or am sure of having his heart and
ms love tor tie F-cnch
Ht;er the senate, the Men5ers of the
I A'e@'S 'cu'e oody Who were ar Paris At the
time of tie haopy event whiCh restores us
Cur fNing, and the Deputies &C the neiyh5or-
'HS Departments Who have eagerly reoair-
/ ee 70 fari9' were admitted to an audience
o. ms Hoya' t{i5dness. NJ. Felix Faulcon
'"e zee Ffesitcnt, spoke 81 follows
"iy Lord--Ihe long misiortnnes which
nave oppressed France have at length
rs2cAe their period. The DIR me will now
again be t'ied with the t-sct nlants OF tha,
GOOD Henry whom the French people arc
! yiouo ana delighted 20 call their own and
tne i:cgI7'ajve dy i, happy in expressjne
,,uS gay 70 your Ro1ai Nighness, the Joy and
the hopes Of the nstior.
/ ne deep w-unds Of our country cannot
I De hra'ed bdt by The tu.elary coocurren .
OF the VII Of all NO n,,ye dipisions. vonT
1 Noya' Highness has said AZ the sirst stem Won
to"$ in'p this capital Il was worthy al
! your ROYAL k1iehuess to pronounce those
sweet sounds which have already re-echoed
/ in every heart"
! monsieur expressed his happiness o.
ne'Hg m the midst of the Representatives Of
the French people
| We are all Frenchmen.' said ma p,,,.
! a. tllShness We are all brnthers. The
,A'hs VIII soon arrive among rs; his only
! na?pness viii be 90 secure the happiness 81
r rance * make Us past n;ssortunes be for
| 5etteo-lct rs t.'ipk on the future. con
gtsto'ate you, Gen lemon of the Legislative
! o'oV' on your Courageous resistance In ~
[ rehhy' waite there wa: still rrcat dancer IN
1t Nt!oagtn we are all Fr~arbmer
ne speech Of his ROy7i Hiehness va.
| tilio" ed by n0iversal accian4 ions. m.
! deputies Of the Departments viii rats,e +,
the fellow citizens the lively impression.
" hch they have experienced IN a ;l~e;sine
! roc toe il"st time. t',- wi>A.soi t'r.rr, e. g
| descendant Of cur krcs, IN the Da'ace ~
/ Il