Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

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Six thousand English troops, which were
on their march to Paris, and who had res-
ched Royal, in PicartIy, had received orders
TO matt; and 1t is said will be ordered back
to England.
The commanding officers of the Allied
troops stationed in burgundy, have or
dered their soldiers not to enter the
vineyards, under pains of severe punish
ments.
BAYoNNE, August 81.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The army of his most Christian Males
ty having entered France, and the order.
of his highness the Duke of Angouleme, in
execution of the orders of the King being To
repulse force with force, and to make use
OF all the troops, whether of the line or Of
the national guards, which can be united
under his command;
The army of Lieutenant General o.
Donnell, Count Labisval, having approach
ed much nearer Bayonne und r our com
mand, than is prescribed in the military
regulations-we declare by this presen,
order, the town and citadel of Bayonne to
be in state of siege.
We inform at the same time, the inha-
bitants OF Bayonne that there is not any
measure OF preCaution which we shall NOT
adopt, and that. directly hostilites shall
commence by the general commanding the
Spanish army, we shall retort on the de.
fensive
We engage meanwhile the civil author
tiles OF the city of Bayonne, to continue
the discharge of their functions, as in ordi-
nary times, nor change any thing in this
respect
Done at Bayonne, 2OtA Fugust, 1915.
L he Gen. Count CRAUyIGNE DE- R,or
PROCLAMATION. OF LOUIS XVIII
LOUIS, by the grace of Cod King of
Frame and -NaOarre. To all qvion, these
Presents shall come, greeting:
We learn, W tn sorrow, that in the sou-
them departments, several of our subjects
have been lately guilty of the greatest ey-
cesses and that. under pretence of being
M ministers OF justice, they have gratifed
private revenge, and have shed the blood
OF some OF my subjects, even since our al-
pnri'y has been universally re-establshed
and r. cognizcd IN the whole extent of our
kingdom.
Ccrtainly, great crimes and Infamous
treasonS have been committed which have
thrown France into an abyss of evils. Some
atrocious lers,c ulions have heen ez,e,,cieeL
against those of our f.ithful subjects, MO.
following the banners of cur beloved Ne
phew, have attempted to save France by
their courageous exsrtions but the pun
lshment CT these crimes b longs to the ma
ton only, and should be solemn and repu-
lar; the guilty should only be snhject to,
ana suffer by, the law and not suffer
through private enlDity. 1t would be an
OtfPDrP N i'm mi - i =
ating discUrd and disorder, and might sub.
vert ali social order, If any one was allow
ed to be both judge and executioner, FOX
offences they may have received them.
selves, or even far those that may h We
been committed az inst our own person.
Our intentions and orders, have sufficient
ly silswn, that examples should be mace
OF TIC anth6rs % tn ST evils and that the
indulgence which has been sh. WI t. those
that nave been acting through mistaken
errors, Will not Ee extended t. those whose
ciimes are fully proved. We hope that
the authors OF the aboninabe attempts to
anticipate the execution Of the laws, md Of
our ordinances, have already ceased their
doings. If they were to Continue, IT waud
be an insult, not only to the nation, bur a.
Sanst us, and whatever regret we IN eht
feel, in res ntirg it, nothing sheH prevent
US from Furnishing the authors of such
crimes Our worthy Nephew, the Duke
dc Aagonleme, is forever connec,ed with
the sentiments of owe and devotion, mani
te I'd throughout our southern provinces
and who, by his skillful management, aud
conc liatory disposition, Ii pr served them
from the evils of invasi II. should now be
our organ 20 save them from the misfor-
tunes OF civil discords and will punish
and repress any abuses made, eithe r IN our
name or his. No doubt, the noble senti-
ments, which unite the inhabitants f the
southern departments TO the Duke, will
not be weakened by the understandable
conduct Of few men, actuatc d by veDge~
ance, and spirit of disorder. 1t is with
weil-tounded opinion of the majority, that
we have recommended and ordered, our
ministers and magistrates, to enforce the
execution of the laws, and not to permits
any violation of them in any case wh9te
yer being we'll convinced, that our oo;ce
VIII be listened to with due attention ~ =
country where we have received SO many 90
proofs OF faithfuluess ard affection.
Given at Paris, OF the LIST of sent. 1915,
and OF or reign the twenty .6rst.
r., kJ5lsheO LOUIS.
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