The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-06
: SYMPTOMS OF CONNECTIONS.

he evening before last quarrels and scan
daious provocations took place on the Bo,i,e
ward OF the Temple, between individuals
dressed IN tac uniform of the Body Guards
ana others with red pinss in their button
notes. Oh "itn large noSegay of pinkS on
their heads. There were even seditioiis cries
heard Persons wlthwhitc cockades or the
billy were treated as wrctches, and struck Inv
THESE rasca's who were in great numbers
Scn!c national guards were wounded, and it
was not without difficulty that several of the
eody guards were taken away in . coach. At
length ofder was restored.
Some disturbances took place at LYONS On
the night o. TIC 18th. The fieurs de lis were
torn down by Ire, soldiers.
In an order OF the ti.y. dated the 1eh
Count Desolc informs the National Guard.
that ne 5 reported 20 the King tie prudence
and hr.ADess which they Showed in repress-
ing the o'stnrbanccs OF the preceding day.
ne states, that lis Majesty has seen with sat
iSfaction that tie National Guard equally re-
pressed acts OF violence committed by mpru-
dent men who considered themselves nt..ichs
20 70 ms person, and the s-dtious cries OF the
IL ton. he inStigators of both are to be
punished without distinction. The general in
chief at the same time warns the National
Guard that die spirit OF faction appears 70
take ad9antage otthe importauce placed in a
mower Of thc season. The chlefs Of posts and
pauoles are directed to invite the wearers of
'nat hover 70 lay 1t aside, and To arrest those
VINO persist N. Ngearingit.
IA an eioq,'en' letter from Fonehe 10 Louis XVIII
nc Goi"res iuin g so believe dat tho French psol
attach, at present., .aucl iinDnrtance IN tisir i y
" rs tp neir lives" Nc. AMI urges him tn max. c,
ee'sons before dey be e,;tortcd fon him by calani-
tons events. =
The aecoprts from England, shirnn. that permanent
r. ia HEX.
ri icruesses OF Frauce--i2 0CJ fr.,5is have ,r,,er
~" 0is~y"cs ue English army the veiLicy OF Pa
r.'-' ef'' mr@ Tat Louis ~ is L. de8ire, the be-
'O'eh '"oce 81 the French pc, pie IN T. Cohtr
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WASHING TON, Sept. 9.
Ccty O. tettcr from C1D,Dodors Sfe6Leu
Hfca.ur 10 Me Secretary c|Ede EuUy, ire
ce'Ued ria H0hE J oQfed
y $. Ship Gurriere,
c,, OF Gibraltar, June IL, 1915.
] have the honor to inform you Of cur
ARRIVAL ot TINS place on the 15rh, after Das-
sage OF = days, having previously communi
Gated with Cadiz and Tangers. The Spit-
hre' loren and Firefy, separaeed from The
| squadron during gale Of wind on the Doth
| ultiuO, anu the Ontario on the 31st
| al" happy TO ind they have, with The cx-
| cePuon az the FirGHy, ali arrived Tire. Estter
vessel Tear, may have lost her 81 RS, and
| nave returned 20 the United States. From all
TIE i"iofnaton can cotcc5, feel assured.
Hl"' tne Niger'nes have returned TO the
Mediterrsnc IL Inc vessels chat had 40.
| parated from Us, are now i.n,jng and 1
shaii proceed in search Vt the enemy forth.
with.
have the honor 70 be,
Very faspccttuIg, &c.
SIEPHEN DECATUR.
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E-cfdd ofGteHer from Conirodo,e SfetI,,
Deca'py - me Scertaf1 ofthe Aav1, lre
eef0ea 0ia Ao,foik dotee
= >. oGip Guefriere.
Oh Car,haecua, June 18Th, 1915.
have The honor 60 .ufe1in yon. ,h.,t .,
h iI,h ins.. Oh Z pe DC Gait, tae sc,i,..ye.
ell ia "l-a aud cap.ureJ ga a sscme sigst