Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
NtW-l DIRK, UctOber TO.
LATEST EitONi ERA NCE.

X,
LATEST FROM FRANCE
Yesterday arrived at this port the fast sailing,
schooner Spartan, Davis, in SIS days from Bordeaux
from whence he sailed ON the ;;1st of August, and
from the river the 9Th Of September.
The following are extracts of letters received by
the above arrival, which give gloomy aspect to the
state OF France.
ETtrGct ola letter f ON dgeiitiemCn in Bordeata-,
10 ms friend ~ tins city, dated August 80 ISL s.
he state of France at this moment is dis
tressing and degrading in the extreme overrun by
n band OF foreign troops, composed of almost ev-
cry nation in Europe, paid, fed and coathed by
forced contributions, and their leaders manifesiing
disposition toreducc her TO the condition of pro-
vince the Inhabitants even of this section of the
couHtry, (who have always been enthusiastically At
taehed TO the Bourbons) besis to look upon those
Allies, who on their entrance into France they bail
ed as their deliverers, their most dreaded enc
mics and from what can observe, ! feel pretty
well assured, unless a change OF conduct in their
eonquerors takes place, viii make some desp crate
effort to throw off the yoke in the course Of few
mCnths'
&c Bordeana, .iugust 81, 1915.
Il he last adviccs from Paris are ofs very gloomy
nature Ii is said the ALI ID Powers have declsret,
that ihsr armies shall not leave France until the
1ehois OF the sedtious faction be annihilaed they
declare thatit is necessary foe tie safety Of the
King, and the tranquility EUROPE that every trai-
tor be punished This decIara;i,n has crested great
CONSERVATION in the capital
On the other side, received this morning
continuation, that the Notifications of Bayoaue have
been taken possession of by twenty thousand Spa
niards, who entered the city with the white flag
The general opinion now is, that the allies VIII
main IN France, until by their Contributions requ
sIions. &c. they have weakened her, as TO re-
dnce her to complete Impotence 60 do any mischief
ir long time TO come"
I'TanSLafio;ls from PANS PGbers TO The 9Th Of
.1uguSf iqcinsiUe, received by the Spartan.
LoNDoy, August 30.
We lesrn that the h.gate on board which the fur
n'ture and other effects of MIR Bagot have been en-
barked, is to be Immediately paid off and the pro-
perry to be re-lauded and that MIR Bagot has been
orined that he will net be required to proceed On
ms embassy Tor several weeks.
Some ct the private letters by yesterdays mail
from Parls assert, that an arrangement has been
concluded between the Allied Powers and the
freaeh government, by which the latter is To psy 20
the former, within stipulated period, the SUM of
6oOO00,000 t. towards indemnilyng them for the
expenses ci the war. AS security Tor The dse full
ilmeBt OF this engagement, the whole of the north
ern and eastern fortresses are to be placed in the
hands OF the Allies; aud, exclusive OF the force re-
cessary to garrison the places delivered up, an
army ct AZ least 10000 more men will remain in
the interior OF France uatil the last instalment of
the contribution shall have been paid. The French
Government takesupOn itself, in the mean time
tie entire burden OF subsisting the allied tOops for
winch purpose, IT engages TO advance monthly the
sum OF 10000 900 to be distributed in the follow
ins proportion, viz. five millions each to Russia
Prussia, Austrl, and England aud five millions to
De divided amongst the minor states.
PARIS, August 49,
We are assured that declaration OF the \ lied
Sovereigns, which will appear i'll few days, is Of A
nature To satisfy all minds. 1t is believed ,hat his
HaJesiys birthday viii be the epoch ola deiii:iye
arrangement, according to which the greater part of
the allied troops viii quit France, leaving Il the
number necessary for the maintenance Of internal
tranquility.
A letter from Vienna of The oS,h ult says, " when
me intelligence 81 having cred him
sen to the English, arrived here the Emprcss vent
TO Baden TO prepare the Arc .-Duchess Mariy-I GU
asa Tor this news. She rcceivedt With Grmncss bat
shut herself up IN herspariments. We are assured
that she will soon leave Baden o return 10 c Cas-
lie OF SeboeDbrunn. She mas forbid the. persons
who attended on her son, IN inform him of the G.
vents which have occurred IL France"
The first Council Of War is sIreadv engaged with
the slirir OF Gen. Drouet Marshal Ney, Gen. De
bile aud othes, viii be succesyey tried BY the first
and second Council
Marshal Soult, who was apprelendcd nj NJendc
has been set AZ liberty RE has retired 10 his cs
tate II 81 Armand, Castres, where BE- is 10 re-
man under The super1tcwlance Of the Minister q
the General Police, according to the ordnance Of
the oath Of July.
IN order TO secure 10 us tbe possession Of Canada
IN case Of rapture with The United States. govern
ment has gsen orders to bniId upon the lakes nov
vessels and gun-boats s table Cor the navigation Of
those waters. EvcrT dhing nceess nv Cor the SIM.
ing and equipment Of those vessels is prepati p in
England.
The frigatc Euro;as sdled from Plymouth, nm
Saturday, having on board Saaiy, Iallemand gnd
TIE other persons Who were not permitted io IT,
company Bousparte to ST. Helena IL is said that
they are to be carried 20 Malta
We have received from another Corr spnndsnt
The Protest that Bonaparte made against lis depor.
tation to ST. Helena We are assured chat lie
translation is afaithfil one
PROTEST.
August 4th.
protest s5lemnly before Cod and be-
fore men, against the violation Of nv sacred
rights, which is committed in disposiug by
force OF my person and of nv liberty.
came voluntarily on board the Bellerophon
am not a prisoner am an inhabitant
Of England.
From the moment that set foot ON board
the Bellerophon, I was under the protec-
ton Of the English nation. If It's govern
ment in giving 70 the Captain of the Bel
letophon orders TO receive me and INV
sgite, meant only to ensnare ne, it has lost
~ honor and suilicd its fac.