Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-27
ordered by the illustrlOus Wei

We have received letters from CadiZ,
dated October 9, Of which the following is
| an extract
The moment the heroic resolution Of
| the brave Porlier was known in this city,
| all the inhabitants were preparing to Sc
cond his patriotic designs. and were filled
| with the same enthusiasm which iInpciled
them to resist the power OF Napoleon, dur
| ing siege OF three years. Nothing was
| to be seen but felicitation and emhracngs
| Every thing denoted that the minds OK the
| people swere ready for an explosion. Un-
| fortunately, a few hours after the receipt
OF the happy tidings, the extraordinary ex-
! press sent down by Court with all haste
arrived, announcing that Porlicr had fallen
into the hands of MS enemies. Two days
more would have baen Sufficient for al
Spain to have manifested her wishes. Yet
our hopes are by no means lost. This
shoca has ony paralysed the towns which
have not had time to decide for themselves.
a flame thus confined cannot flii to break
out with greater fury"
SATURDAY., when the Prince Regent d'ned
with the Earl of Liverpool, at Fife House,
gentleman lately returned from Paris
was introduced to show his Royal Highness
the splendid Robe which the Ex-Emperor
OF France wore at his mock coronation.-
his superb covering of self-assumed Roy
atty Contains SO yards of the finest Genoa
velvet, richly studded with bees, embroid-
cred IN gold, amount ng in the whole TO
sos, the number of days in the year, in
terspsrsed with SO Roman Ms to answer
to the weeks in the same period, exqui-
siteiy worked in gold and silver, alternate
ly placed. AT the time Bonaparte first
wore this magnificent dress, the train of it
was supported by FOUR CARDINALS
nat OF Josephine is made of the same
costly materials and ingenious workman
snip, with double the number of bees
her tram was upon the same occasion, sup
ported by -FOUR QUEENS, and the Pope
placed the regal crowns upon their heads.
BoURGEs, October II.
HE Duke OF Iarentum, has been under
the necessity Of publishing the three fol-
lowing General Orders to the Army:
g His Excellency the Duke of Tarcn-
| tun, Commander in Chief of the French
troops, is informed, that in spite of the or
ders so often renewed, some military men
have been seen wearing the insignia of re-
volt, and others have uttered seditous
cries; all of them have been arrested
HIS EXceNency orders, that they shall be
instantly carried before the Councils of
War Of the NJ !itary Divisions where the
deficits have been committed, in order TO
be tried and punished with all the rigour
of the laws.
g Every military man, whatever may be
his rank, who shall wear a prescribed
cockade, and who shall not be decorated
with the white cockade, shall be arrested
| as a rebel and nstgator of revolt, and
punished accordingly.
twenty four hours after the receipt
ofthe present order, the Officers and Com
mandants of Corps shall be responsible for
its non-execution, displaced, and sent
home under the superintendent of the
! Police.
Head-Quarters, Bourges, October 10,
1852
The insurrectional movements which
have been manifested in some regiments of
cavalry and Infantry, among whom the
want OF pay is mere preteXt, deserve the
most exemplary punishment. His Excel
! lency the Marshal Duke Of Tarentum,
| Commander in Chief of the French troops,
| orders the Chiefs to point out the inst;ga-
tors, to seize them and cause them to be
matched to the head quarters Of their mi
itary divisions, with the comp'a nts and
| evidence against them. His Exceleocv
tes,ihes his most decided disapprobaton
| OF the conduct of the Colonies, Officers.
and sub-ofhcers of the regiments in which
the rebellion has first openly broken out
he accuses them of imbecility and ind;fer-
ence for not instantly finding out and pun
lshinG the guilty; he renders them respoo-
slble for every movement which Shall
take place, and declares to them that a
long with their commissions, they shall lose
| all the advantages prom sed to them by
the Kings Performances.
Headquarters, Bourges, Oct. %
Lieutenant Rozey and his accomplices,
the authors and ms iSators Of the revolt
which took place on the 9th Of September
last in the ID Regiment of Foot Chasseurs
ofthe Old Guard, cautioned at Bourganeuf,
have been arrested by the Gendarmerie of
Pay de Dome, and detachment Of the
Legion Of the MeLse.
g | cannot praise too highly the zeal and
good conduct Of the Royal Gendarmerie of
the departments OF the Meuse and Puy de
Dome, as well rs of the Mayor and Inha-
bitants of the CommuneS around the place
whers the traitors were arrested, who Sc
conded the GeHdarmes with all their pow
er.
The Quarter Master, I.afostaine, of
the 1st Regiment oil Horse Chas4eurs Of
the Tx guard, and some Chasseurs, who
attempted to excite their regiments, have
also been arrested.
MI these criminals arc already deliver
cd over to the Councils Of War, which are
about to execute prompt and severe JUS
tce upon them
" Bourses, October II, 1916"
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