Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15
FOREIGN.

ECtrqct OF q Letferto the editor Of The BoS-
ron Patriot, dated BordeQur, Sent, I'd,
1915.
az wrote YOU few days ago, ANNOUNCE
ing TO you my arrival here i'll twenty eight
days. The markets continue very bad,
there was sudden rise i'll cotton few days
ago, the best Louisiana having sold for psf
the 100 lbs. but it has fallen again, and we
have no price. The English have been
huying up la sc quantities in the south Of
Fran e, & If what is reported is true, that
this government have made treaty Of COM
nlercc with England, in which the manu-
factured cottons of that country will be
received here, and French silks admitted
into England, our trade will slif,r to this
country, as the English merchant will an
cersell the Manufactured OF France, and
thus that branch, which was becoming We
~ fourishing here, will decay.
It is with great pain that state to YOU
how unpopular we are in this country with
the royal parry. We are forbid wearing
our eagle, and it is dangerous for an Amer
ican 10 be seen as such at the theatres,
where the English airs, God SaUe tie
King" and " Rule Britannia" are sung e
veTy evening with applause
&c | enclose you piece which appear
cd here the other lay against us. and CO.
by our coEsui, Mr.. Lee. One of our Cit-
zcus, Mr.. Sssportas, Of Charleston, S c.
had quarrel some DAYS since at the the
atre with roy Is, who called him out
he next day. When he came on the
2folnd, he found several poopie there w tn
his ant gonisI some OF them were of the
rcya! guard, in uniform they all fell on
him with their sticks and swords, and cut
snd maui-d him in a shocking manner
MIR S3sp0rtas is in bed with his wounds
and though our consul has applied to all
the authorities, no justice can be obtained,
and this ass SSH walks about the streets,
and is complimcnted for killing jaco6m
american
" At the head of this faction opposed to
flic Americ ans, are several of the English
and Irish houses of this CITY. The young
M e which houses ran off to America in
the time OF Napoleon, to avoid the con-
scrip;ion, and wero there treated with
XII dness, which they now repay by heading
the roYalists against us.
This party have threatened to pull
down the arms over the door of our con
SUI, aid they have attempted by threats to
rec him TO haul down the American flag
an hoist the white one. Not succeeding
in this, they endcavored to force him to
hoist the white flag with the American
one but he stood his ground AMI kept up
MS own colors and arms, which, with the IL
Elimination OF his house, lie said was sufii-
clint.
s.Mary of the Americans are forced to
Serve IN the national guard, and to do SER
vice in the palace. Your friend MIR. An
drevs, refused, and four soldiers were sent
u arrest him, but he fled 10 the consui's
houso. who protected him and remonstra-
IL. IL 1.
.uccess.
" YiUe les .HHglais---d bas les .4uerf-
Crimes" is the cry to be heard every day
here but these things will change before
long. It is impossible they should remain
III this state. At Avignon, marshal Bruno
has been assassinatcd by the people he
did not blow his own brains out as the Pa
RS papers say. At Toulouse, the general
Pamcl has been assassinated FIR attempt
ing 10 install the mayor named by the
King, while the people wanted the May
or AIMED by the Duke Of Angouleme.
L. the south, the protestants are at
tacksG and ASSASSIN ted I; 400 protestant
houses have been pillagsd, and hundreds
Of peoBlc murdered. The protestants of
Bnrdeaux begin to tremble, and well they
nay, after the h rribls massacres of those
~ their sect In the south. These are dread
. times.--We are rctrogradiDg to the I 9Th
century.
Tile kirg himself is not popular with
u,e lieh-1y1g royslsts. They say he is
wcak monarch because he does not pun
ieh al lhc chiefs Of the revolution. The
Dukc Of hngouleme IS their idol. He is
iOr ees'erm.nsting al the conspicuous men
~ past times. the womea Of all classes
Gs.cs thsy are raving mad-running
lont the @raets crying aud howling Ike
hycras They are bitter against u.s.
Tacy pref a British soldier to French
on but had rather be courted by a
monk or q p'iest than either, such is
t,o cffsct Ct religion and political fanati-
,fo.
THE a'li s, az my are caLcd, are go
r raiaE Jtaace. The Puissans in Nor |
mastv and Brittany the English extend |
FROM Paris the low cow tries the Rus
S, 1~'he dsyd1m MS ON The Rhine the |
hGstr ns. LIONS, Tpuloa, Marseillcs, &c. |
= ops1i3ris ar. exp cted here, at Tou. |
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