Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23

lev, ami tncrcc transferred To the Euro
t $. when the J. .fcy was orccred to the
Downs to be paid OF.
French papers o. the 81 inst. were re-
ceivci yesterday. The Information res
pecting tie refractory armies is scsn.y.
There are numer. us desert;ons acco rpa
MED By great disorders and irregular
iaes On the part of the soldiers, who
carry off their arm. These descrtons
and irregularities IN Or nerAs declan n
gainst, and endesyuur to- re-trsin. evident
" for the purpose CT maintaining their
own power, by Keeping the troops together
whi the kings friends seem disposed
TO look with indulgence OH the outras-
es in con emp'ating tho reduction of
the army. he main body Is under
stood To- have eon t ON the |. i c towar's
hc m un' ms OF Auv' rgrc.-in which the
nlcst d'sper te will form gangs, living at
d:sc."et on urOn the county. whom, as 4
whole the force will h &c melted away
70 nothing. Il is supposed, that when TIL,
military CHI s. sh-ll be exhausted, which
may be rciul.d to be nearly the case at
p C.. nj, ar RAJ dis. out on will takepl &C
ofi,seit The notorious Leiebyre, with two
reeiraents 81 cavalry, have, it is sui
thrown themselves into the mountains {
Auvergre rs paitizans, that as military
robbers. Several of the persons o. whom
tn King is mere pi;itU ularly bound to
make cNsn pes have been arrested but
We suppose only tc be let loose again with
the double incentives Of Provocaticn ana
iGpunity, to COMMIT fresh fer.c S.
We are extremely SORRY to state, that
his ROYAL Highncss the DIXIE Of York met
With avery se,irus acci lent yesterday at
Oatl nIs, " h.ch is likely TO deprive the
pubic for time OF his active and valu-
able services. His royal Highnrss in step
ping cut of The shower bath, which he is in
the h bit Of using, slipped upon the 0il-;loth
carpet, and in the fail, fractured one of his
arms between the wrist and the elbaw.
MIR. Osborn, q surgeon residing at Wey-
bridge, was immediately sent for, and set
the arm before say Of the h-useheld sur
geons arrived. In the course of the day
his royal hiEhness was attend, d by Sir
Henry Haliord, Mr.. Kcae, and sever
nj othSr physicians md surgeons of emi-
! IL nee, ard we Rave the satisfaction to learn
that - a late hour St night he was as we'll
| IS cculd be expect, 4.
The. annexed letter came from cur
| own Corrcsp n,lent {:
&c Plymouth, august 5.--The Bellero-
phcn of "a guns, h4vi' g on board Bone
pare, accompanied by the Eurotas frigate
and Peruvian brig 81 war, sailed Yesterday
afternoon to the eastward, supposed with
view of meeting the Northumberland off the
Start Pon', in order TO transfer him TO that
ship. For the two last days previous to
his sa ling, no boats were suffered 10 ap-
prsach the Bellerophon, durrg VIII oh time
he did not shew himself to the public 1t
previous thereto the numbers that surround
ed the ship every evening were immense,
a RI .rfis nf
persons"
Bonaparte's property, excepting what
may be absolutely nee ssary fr MS use,
! has been sealed up, and is to be kept in
England, in order to prevent him from
committing bribery, but he will be- at hber-
ty TO beqGeath it to any person IS heNinay
ike at his death.
Some OF his linen sent ashore to be wash
ed, appeared to be exceeding fine in its
texture, and has been held in such esteem,
that many individuals at Plymouth have
temporarily put on one OF his shirts, waist
coats, or nee cloths, merely for tine pui-
pose of saying that they had worn his
clothes Bind infatuation
Among the sheets are several Of exaui-
site camb'ic, Inscribed on the corner with
L. surmounted By Nat crown, in red silk,
which renders it likely that they were Sto-
len from tho present monarch of France,
or lefs by him in the Thuillcries, when he
ned from Paris. Others had n. also in
red silk, and surmou1ted By crown, but
q sher than the other, md imp rial. Pos
sbiy Louis Brnaparte, when King OF Hol-
land, might have been the owner of tine
articles marked l.. with the low red
Crown, Possibly y
Wehavc received Paris papers to Thurs
day last.
OF the real situation OF France, ttev af-
ford us few and meagre accounts but
what they do afford, Convince us more and
more that the disease is not cured by the
removal of Bonapartc because in these
latter times, we mean since his return from
Elba, he was not SO much the creator a
the creature Of a faction. 1t WAS this pow
erful teton that raised him up-not he
that Grated and called up the faction -
The head is fallen, but the body still ex-
lists q single wheel Of the mac 1ine is de-
ranged, but its general powers are not de-
stroye1 the serpent is oYerthgown, but
his teeth are scattered abroad, to start ND
into the same fierce and dangerous conf
b tents that we have vainly subdued. In
other WORDS, Bonaparte has been taken
from the scene, but the Jacobin fat on re-
main. IT will be recollected that some
days ago, we statedthat one Of The LEAKING
men in France, at present, confessed that
his party had political change in con
temptation, but tn at it was totally unconnec-
ted with Bonaparte-who, however, hear
ing of it, resolved TO take advantage of it.
An able writer in the Touru0L ILe Po,;o M