Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30

have soon another dNr O. e DAN and 10 C., osis
ID 1 q oldcn time are again tor while To figure OF
tie stage But, is this abs lu,ely certain May
not accidents sc,tr and contirg arise May
at The army b Ind tie l. ire with some strongly
iortiied o"nsor impr' snahie pos.,io. scizeiu up
oa b, an indignantly omsnr., stay Tn. overwhei,n-
4. tlo'd dCb 'sement w.ieh threatens Franc,
AID" rag up her dir Wi & honor BY the locks /"
Ma not ,o Representatives. If the people shake on
the dust of this orty city ON their le,t, erect
ia standani o. IN nat on ia the midst OF the peo-
lle, and eailupon them to rally around it, AS they
love :hen eou' ry,e' II IN hcr reputation, value
tn, IL cwn rights! 1h, s. st rs might even now he
taNe" 10y ought to D. taken they would be
crowned with truMph.
NV G.
This day, the barriers Of tie City were according
to contract, d l.,ered up to the Allies. role ont
TO one oil The gates there was great crowd dis
GOV, rcd MOTH ghk, lcvi,y, god deal If inii;ar-
e. ce-but the prevailing sentiment ore al min
sied merit cation and indignation. The Red coats
showed TO eAultation. som-im-s thonyht they
seemed ashamed oi their errand. There is coni-
l@i'iso' between item aud the French so'liery:
the latter. are much finer men their dress iniinit.
~ better. The women, struck with (ss i, appear.
ell Ito thcml the righteousness of the costume Of
then visitors, excla nrd in passing them Sc .1ton
Don Q,nf fo,p7l1re ," We have ALWAYS been
tauehi b' III English To believe, and we receive
our education entirely from them. that the French
were nau"i oil topsand pe:i:S mattreS. The re-
vcr'e is the tc' the men ,lress viii, much plain
nessind neatnesi, tie women with uniivslled ee-
gance; ihe'r tsst is exq,iste. Ia is docs not AN
'uC,, nnr probably does thc world b sid c7ntan so
ianGhabr animal rs Bend Street Beau Indce'l,
II not stop there; the mama Of frta &c
trrInent has sez'd Oh the whole BAL family.
he most pe'f ct tranquility J. x S in the tapi-
t.i. All fears OF commot'on have VANISHED. The
French Pienip tcntarivs, sent 20 treat with the
reepcctiy, beligerent saverc's7s, have returned,
They all iui'ise TO ncg"c'ate. They must again
lay their wse hea'!s most afiectonat.ly together.
How long The hrn"y-moo OF these lovers will con-
'nnc, remains To he seem cannotliclp thinking,
howcv,r, that the public and frequent exhibition ot
ticr mutual aTTi"rs IS tccoYiig rather disgusting,
Fouchc his been with Well; ston and Buchcr--
He was well IT cc' ell, although his obs rv.ti0n gave
great olf, nee tn tlc DmAe - Avois, who WAS Also
present. lie (fouche) said, I" That France would
nev consent 10 The restoration OF the Do;irbous
with their former notions of Government; that sine
would not return to the state orilings whvhexisted
prior tO the kcvoluucn that, she would not give
Up MI e advantages for VIII ch she hal so long
strusSl d." Ine two Generals protested AGAINST
any IEte't ons ON tie pnrt o their masters 10 die
latSa Government to the French People The
Prnssiin rs sad 20 have declare, that he would not
hesi,at TO ptofct the existing authorizes. But Il
ganst whom against Louis No, against all
Tho who u,Iet cn'lanGcr their safety ani that of
PARIS lay Testing strong feeling in their pre-
sent hum led and degraded state Fouclt: has
tliihcult pat To play. |: the nation make further
resistance, an'i,io not prevail, he loses his wealth
bui, thcn tsouis lS;h comes in on his terms,
ana probably he Loses his u adj AS the l. ,rd's 81
nontei pronises" I'M q1a ,tai jamais bis,is en-
gan Ito except from h;sgracious pardon, the in
s'ganIS and authors ct the late horrible conspiracy
OF the number OF which unfortunate gentlemen,
the Duo, DOtrarte is one, his money is 10 him
what Paris is TO France. If he can save that and
his head, te would little care by what means bat
the King never pr ornses ia vain. The only chance
then is, to induce the Allies tn take no part TO op-
pose the Bourbon, which could be yet done with
success. or TO compel him to agree 10 terms Louis
aided by the oyalists alone, would he Instantly dri-
ven out OF the country. The army loatn him, and
is still numerous Lecourbe is at The head OF 70 o..
10000 men the remnant Of Bona, arte's Iats
command is about the same in amount; aud Suchet
has under him bet0 cen l. and 10000 And where
are the troops Of the bourbon? He he's none, ex-
cept perhaps majority Of the National Guard, the
shop-keepers of Paris. 1t is with great difficulty
the FeCeres OF the City can be Kept down. aIth ush
unarmed, and the peasantry in many of the proyir-
ees can scarcely be prevented from falling up IN
the Koyasts whenever they present themselves
Under such circumstances, them the present 10.
vernncnt will set him at defiance OF force him to
accept whatever Constitution thev NAV present
But, have no hopes ofthe neutrality of the Allies
because have confidence in the honor of the
confederate Kings. They will, they ia Interfere
they will bring the s,li-styled Monarch and the
whole family along with them from the .ni4st of
their camp, ne announces the principle ofthe si-
timacy IF Soyereizns the only b,ss of ,ciqI Or
DER, and asserts that it is proclaimed by the who'll
OF Europe. What IS to be the result Submission
to tool of Ene'an!-ora ciriI war, which, weak
ening France, may suit her purposes as well
Ney has left Paris il is saii, with the 1ienlion
ofgoing to the UTi;ed States. Bonaparte pur-nes
lis route to Rochelle. Orders are given to all l}y-
tish vessels to Intercept him On s passage 10 Ame-
rica. Finding himself TINS hunted, AMI the coni,i-
ons Of his akdIcation violated, may he not return to
the Loire Dasonst is about TO repair to Orleans.
there to establish hish'.ad-quarters May its nam
be again illustrated Icy the destruction Of insolenr
invaders To the Engiioh there is SON thing oni-
nousof evil about it; between three aud four hun.
drcd years ago they fouad so on the banks Of the
Loire, and sgain very recently those of the Mis-
sssippi
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