Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

the ambitious designs of his brother, and
had lately gone 20 France, to bring him
to more moderate way of thinking. Il
seems that the King OF Sardinia viii not
decide upon Lucien's fate, till he has ask
ed at head quarters the opinion of his
powerful .Allies-JournaL de frankfort,
Juiy 81.
Cchenhagen, July 22.-The Regalia Of
the Crown, which are to be used at the
approaching coronation, are to Re public
" exposed to view for three days, at the
castle or Rosenberg, where they arc pre-
served.
rHrni,irgi ,l5.Gi
.Ei.ona, Juiy 2T.-Several divisions of
the vanguard, Of our auxi!iary corps, which
is going to Join the Duke Of Wellington,
are arrived here.
Hamburg, JIlky aS.--Cur Senate has
published Proclamation announcing the
approaching march of the Danes through
the city, exhorting the inhabitants to a
void all occasion of quarrelling with them,
and to receive them with the same regard
as they have hitherto done the other alN-
ed troops. Il reminds them OF the kind
and affectionate manner IN which the in
habitants of the Danish States received
the Hamburg fugitives in 1913 and 1914,
and adds, that by friendly treatment OF
those warriors, who are armed for the
good cause, they may discharge part Of
their debt to the subjects OF Dcnmark.--
Those who behave i'll to them are threat
ened with punishment.
From he Jounald de Paris.
Paris, .dMg'tst 5.-The marriage OF the
Duke OF Otranto and Mademoiselle dc
Castellane was celebrated yesterday in
the church of PAbbayc-aux-Bo Bots.
~ ~,
measures ordered by The Prussian Gene
Paris without authority, will be exposed
to be considered as prisoners OF war.
Madame Grassini has Quilted Eng
land to return to France. She arrived
at Calais the 24th of July, and was rob
bed, at the moment of her debarkation,
OF cabinet containing several valuable
articles.
1t is said that the empress of Austria
will be accompanied in her journey to Pc
ris by the Arch-Duchess Leopodina. The
marriage of this young Princess with ?
son Of France IS spoken of.
Russian troops arrived yesterday in the
vicinity of Paris. Seven thousand are
quartered at Vilette.
In an evening paper we read the fol-
lowing article e, for the authnticity CT which
we by no means vouch
Z" Versailles. august I've ere assured that
our Project has been required by military sutlo-
lIty, not French, to deliver up the registers 81 the
votes il the lastinstance, favour of NopoeOn Bona
parte and his Constitutional Act 1t is added, that
It is only Rlcnded to wstch strictly the individuals
who have gwen these votes.
The Royal army forming in the depart
ments of the west is already numerous.
1t is estimated at $4,000 men, and it is
stated that it will shortly amount to 1o0,-
600 men. The enrolments are voluntari-
ly, and it is found necessary rather TO re-
press the animation Of the people than to
excite it.
Lieutenant General Chemmeau has
published an Order OF the Day, which en-
Joins ali the military und;r his command
to wear the white cockadc, under pain of
being prosecuted as diiturbers of the pub
lie tranquility and as rebels to their Sovc-
reign.
According to a letter from Marseilies,
OF the 23d June, Marshal Bruno had not
yet submitted.
The Main jaime has re-appeared under
the title of Fontaises. 1t is said the CO.
PIES have been seized.
a Prussian Officer, who a; this moment
fills an important Office at Paris, with a
spirit of justice and moderation worthy Of
every praise, has sent uS the subjoincd ar
Gle. We publish it with the more plea
sure, rs it contains new proof Of the &c
nerouS sentiments which animate the SUI
perior Officers OF all the allied ar
mics. Our misfol tunes are doubtless
great--thc evils we suffer extreme but
let us not forget that we owe them
solely 20 Buonaparte and his adheronts
that they are the almost inevitable effects
of an invasion odiously provoked, and that
all the care of the allied Sovereigns and
OF their Generals cannot always prevent
or check them:
1" The successes which have a second time
brought the Allied Troops to Paris must be acknow-
lodged by all Europe as benefit for which tie
French themselves, It they 10 not obs,mat ~ over
look theirtrue interests, have sincerely 60 rejoice
because the power Of Bonaparte, etcrnaly irrecon,
clable with the liberty and welfare Of nations, has
been at last entirely destroyed. Nevertheless ma.
ny persons, while they acSuow ledge the pri ciues
which brought foreign troops iutO France cease oot
10 feel in'etcratc bitterness against these troops
whose presence appears 90 them to wound the ma
tonal pride. Doubtless the existing state OF France.
inspires gloomy and painful sentiments; but there
must be very little eandor in the minds otpose who
viii rOt perceive that il IS 10 the cuses OF the Gala
ui'ies which they complain Of, aud not to the e.
fe Is, that their resentment is iu.ty nppl cable
" Il IS especially the English a sGl more the
Pfus.anF, who particularly 10 be the objects
q thishatred and enrty, solely founded on old pre-
juhccs md recent cal,mmieg. Some articles from
French AID foreign 1gl ties, fasi6ed aud Lispersed
by guilty agents, are Tue only Of this na,iora
ahm0sity which BOnapartc rcjoicea to she again es-
tsblished between tic French and PrtlssjSns, be-
cause he considered the latter lis most implacabc
enemies. Hence originates that preiudcs se,,inss