Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

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that he rs still in the country. They Yield VITA
much difficulty and regret, to the i.ea OF his alb.
ss@ce an. they console themselves with the hone.
that the Arcl-Duke Charles will get possession of
the throne, sud occupy i, Regent during the mi
noyity OF Napoleon the ci. Those OF them who
do not take this ground, express their wishes tne-
quivoeay IN favor OF our free government and co,n-
try, with the mcst enthusiastic admiration and saw
twenty years hence, we must revenge the cause ot
the Frrrch, and ether pc ple OF Europe
Hell intn conversation few nights AGO, ut the.
Opcre, with an Hungarian officer; he spos- oc tn
Eneish government with much al,niratiAn sail
t,at then g"vern:nt ut in Hungary was next to il,
the ireest III Europe that they enjoyed the sha-
dow OF liberty, which they CHERISH us they were
deprived Of tie substance. told him / was an A.
merriam; -" Ihenyou r.,abitant OF the han
pest and trees, country on earth"--anf 50 | have
been told 10y Germans, Russians aud Dutch
W hat a singular spectacle Paris now exhibits
Since the creation at the world, nothing ike it has
been Wit e'se'l Paris is no longer French town.
France rs France ,ioulore. Walk the bouvelarls
the gardens, the palas royal visit the ,h-atr,s the
eoteehouses, yo, dozen foreigners ior a
frcnehman. You hod yourself surrounded by
groups OF English Russians. Cossacks, ScotcI. High
i'ndeis, Prus ians, Austrians, Hungsrans, Ger
mans, Dutch, ltaliars all speaking their respective
languages, wearing their dresses, and indulc
ing their peculiar tastes and habits, and pre-
sen'ng to you at one glance, something that belongs
to the appeara OF the inhabitants every state
IN E'irope The scene is Interesting and instructive
and might be graft ING, if I could abstract myself
from those feelings m regret and indignation which
IL never fails to excite
Colonel Lsbedoyere has been shot. few hours
h'iors his execution, his wife, b@auriiul Young
woman, threw herself st the feet of the king as he
passed through the crowd to his carriage. and i'm
p'ored his pardon; II brutaly refused she
tainted away and carried of by her fri nds
IN state of insensibility. Her agonv would
have forced tears Gown Puto's iron cherk;
but monarchs are above such weakness. TIE
execution took place near the wood ce Ron
logne' amidst crowd of Indignant and soigowfal
spectators. The unfortunate victim with n firm
cOintenanee, his eyes fixed on the picture or b;s
wife, which was hCldup to his view by a friend. r,va
HIMSELF his death signal ball entered his .r-rhesd
Two Others his breast which he had exposed naked
| tn th'ir fire. and he Tell witliout g,.oan
Marshal Ney has arrived las turn comes revt
hut " IS probable that his wealth, his linmt os coo
r"xns and above all hisiate base conduct in reI,
t'n IN Bonaparte, NAV prevent his condemnation.
Snch proceedings ivarolitic they are cruel
bonaparte suffered this v.Ty king AMI I'll The ord To
return uniDo'estod He she'd no binnd but that Of
the invaders oIFrance. hoped that the ,naeoa-
nieious Gear de CosracI, d'Asrachan, dc Polo,-ne
de Siherie de In Ch-rs0ncs- Taurique, &c &c sc.
would have nsi lere hut il is said that these rros
euuons are carried on at the stance of the allied So
veresns 1t IS very clear that they ,vonld no. prc-
vail. but for their presence. The British govern.
ment too though their passions urge vengeance q
gainst tratorssnd rs Louis OWES after the ord a.
bove, his crown to the lord Castereagh the viceroy
must, nf corrse, co'nply.
There Is little ofa public nature 20 excite inte-eet
at present. Thiags re-naia stationary. The ki,cs
are here and their armies, and we hrar nothing of
their Interior views. Not one word is said oe the
probable time Of their returning to their respective
dnn'nIons; IN the mean While, there is no wait of
siuety and amusemea go frequantlv To the The
sire Frsncois-the pieces well selected ard adj
mirah'y performed, every part is we'll sustained:
hut Tama and Msdemoisellcs George. Mars and
Dnchesnes arc particularly dis;reti shed Have oe
ver before seen such cvcellen' actpg, atho'I have
been present when Cooper in the L. S. and Keone
and miss ONeal in LONDON, performed some of
their tavcr'te parts The little theatres. as they
are calel, ara vol, WORT, Attending There are At
least dozen n. them they are omen every even
ihg, ana fort. most part well filed. I went few
nights ago, to the Theatre Anhicu Combine. to
wltnees the represe ntaiion OF JP1shinQtor or
The PsnnsytcGEiG Orphan II has been brolpht
upon the stage for twenty nights in succession. II
IS at least as much applaufed as it tescrvas to be
ard Ii gives me much pleasure To believe flat
tne name IS Of great service { it. Bat, il by no
means destitute OF merit tans many fine scnti-
"a ents, aud is carried through tri,lniphaDtlv by
means ut ballet performed by little negroes 1t
mleh he improved at least on the score of Costume
a0d decorations General Washington. for instance
IS dressed in q Iu suit oil British uniform, seems
always 10 be in the hlgcts, and is ated ON sDIen
dill throne with the Youthful and beautiful Orphan
al his sile, C armed with a ballet performed by
hlackamOors. had great mind to wite 20 the
Manager, requesting him to CIV re General n lit
tie more gravity, and blue coat, and to convert
the negroes into lndisns hat thought it was very
lucky that the General himself had not b en- made
dancer, and so declined interfering. The plot is Ia,
Ken from our revolution, * is composci Of the st cries
Of HAYNES and Asgil We are favorably exhibited
AMI that circumstance seems to he univcrs lily pl as
rig 70 the audience. The theatre is not in a very
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foreigners. The au 'iencc ia French
We learn from a Fr0nkfor paper, that France
IS to be divided into military districts !ucher's
headquarters are Mt Caen--Wellington Il Paris
Barclay de folly a, Milun-Wrcdc, with the Da-
yarians, at Auxerre-Schwa rtzenburg il stationed
ut Fon'a'sbleau- Wurtemherghers occupy
the department. Of Acr, sSc.--and the Saxons and
bsdos, the Upper and Lower Rhine. Pari, . to
have honor ofbeng placed under the protection
OF corps, composed aud mixed up OF all Tn is het,-
oseneous multitude The great mon are s,Irround-
ed, night and day, by guards rcga iarly changed,
and taken alternately from their respective troops
lhaVe tie supreme qualification Of living not only IN
The same street vita but nearly opposite to Prince
Schwartz nhurg The baAd which accompanies
lis guard, gives delightful music II IS compo,ed
OF ao1ut thirty performers but, Notwithstanding
al this, aad their magnificent costume to boot the
soldiers look mean and stupI, and melancholy. |
never see them, but they bring to my miad gang
Of oogroes trembling under the terrois OF the over
seer S cow-skin-Buts then Trey serve N augment
the volume Of Price Schwartzenbure's Greatness
and TO what other use has the European herd ever
been applied Are they not the beasts the A.
rcna, soided on to fight for the sport and atnuse-
ment OF wanton aid idle spectators
Fouchc has addressed letter to the King I
send you coy. No dcubi is cntci { iaed here fits
genuinenesli but the state Of things is such thati
vii not be print d. Il is able pro ,uclon lnfamtus
ashe IS, there Is no denying him talents ola superior