Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-26
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We lay before our readers the following
extracts of letters from France, and which
have been politely handed us. A Paris
newspaper to day is merely a calender of
the kings govt. & the royal princess of An
goule'ae's virsuss. 1t gives no intelligence.
whatever, which can be relied on, ami il
IS oniy from private letters that we can
judge of the state of affairs in France and
in Europe. We republ sh an article from
an English paper Of the 6tn of MAY, i,nme
tiiaiely following these extracts, as we
consider there appears an affinity in the
complexion Of AFR
EXTRACTS or LETTERS.
PARIS, May lO--i1.
WAR SOON between e. gland (God
knows who are her aiIies) on one side, and
Russia Prussia and the n, therlsnds on the
other.--1J7 Tie allies have taken from
Wellington the command Of their Joint ar
mics in France.
The English viii he driven from the con-
tinemt. Prussia will take Hanover and the
whole OF the territory and navigation OF the 4
Ems, of which England swindlcd her in
the time OF her distress
To support their pretensions in Germa-
| ny. the English cannot but ev.cuate
France, and they must make haste: one
| eUent--and they will be but a breakfast
| for Fr~;chmcn
The Orange party in France and Ger
MANY is no longer mystery. Il is supDo--
sed England win send the Duke Of Orleans
to f ance who WAS verypopular last year.
| 1t he came from any where else. he might
neutral re the Orange party, if you can
call that party which is composed of all
the republicans, al the constitutionalits,
and all the Bonapartists-in word, of all
! q old
| and piiests.) France perceives that the
house OF Ornnge. at this Day off.rs her the
ony means OF Kidding itself of its present
Vrapts and restoring any thing like vigour
! IT he lth.
II tbs great and glorious change takes
place, 1t VIII immortalize the emperor of
| Russia Hi sister. the pressst princess
| royal of the Netherlands. is both able and
am,able. She has inherited the mind of
a Catherine, and is grs At man in the
frame IF woman. Her hush md, brave
and sklitnl general, fought ag4inst the
| French, for while, with WELLINGTON he,
however appreciates the two nations, and
may be the means of restoring France to
honor and liberty.
Now. that Louis the greet "a hresent
que le Sros cochonl and his GmiobIe family,
see they are to be abandoned by the En-
ghSh, they are quite active IN making mo-
ncy. The tygress of Angouleme IS mad !!
She loans II rage on front ces 6iontres
laches et ferOeea =? QueVes ferres assez
describes les cacheront ? They are seud-
ing money to America by an agent, &c. SSc
for in England the indignation against
them is as gr at as in France and in the
rest of Europe.
General Garnet, and the other dstiu-
gnished men who had been in Russia,
were expected at Brussels by the begin
ming of May-marshal Soult, geas. VSn-
damme, Merlin. Scc. Monsieur Merlin,
M, Ssyes, and other eminent characters,
are treated-there with distinction; and as
etese things are now understood in France,
the tamil es OF the refugees are crowded
with visitors. in spite of police officers or
the strusg!es Of N expiring government.
The head quarters OF the Austrian ar
my are iii the neighb of Grenoble.
In all that province, N Lyonas, in Burgun-
| dy, the national HAs is flying, and the Aus
TRANS permit it
The English were impolitic enough to
put to death Gina moral sense) Napole on
Bonaparte. At present all Europe think
only to disemoarrass themselves Of them.
| The power OF France is in her soil and her
population-it is Whimsical. That of En-
gland IS altogether artificial.
The Count D'Artois is accused by the
Duke of Richelieu, to have wished to have
dethroned his brother in order to take
his p ace. All this family are at dag
gers point. You recollcct the picture Of
the damned, reproaching each otner with
their crimes -!
HAyRE, May 10, (Morning.)
have this instant arrived from Paris.
An is CONSERVATION among the royalists.
The pope breathe nothing but vengeance.
The Tribunals Of Blood dare no longer to
assemble. There has been within three
days more than 500 persons arrested, bur
they are afraid to try them in their halls.
We are on the eve of great explosion
cur separation will not be rs long as we
expected six months ego.