Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10

N"S "",S' no prtCautiOn Is btBiSSttN ~
insure the tranquility of this immense mt
trop"hs. The regiments Of the guud are
ready night and day, their horses saddleel
and britlled. All the activity al the police
is used 10 coun,eract any plots ci the dis
aiiseted. His majesty having So often ex-
erted his c'emency IN vain, has refused eY-
tending the royal pardon to David. con-.
dtmned Ivy the Prevotal Court at Gfeuo-
bic, tor being concerned in the late INSTR
rcouon. and recommended 10 mercy by
that tribunal.
Liuerhool, MAJ IS.
Furious FOREIGN LNTELIfG E.NLE.
Paris letters are to the 18th OF III
Twenty one individuals have been seizcd
at Paris recently. and delivered over to be
tired tor conspiracy. M. Bcrrver, junior,
stands accused OF having profe ssei dpngc-
rons doctrines in his defence OF Gener.l
Cambronne. doctrines VIII CHI directly at.
tack the rights of Legitimacy. There is
report that the mouarchs of Austria, Rus
sla and Prussia, arc to have an interview
during the summer at Top'itz. The 4
pers from Brussels, TO the 18th MAY, state
various particulars respecting the late in
surrecton II these are to be credited, it
would appear that the plan was very ge-
neral, and that many parts of France were
to rise at the same time. The Duke of
wen ngtcn is employed in taking precau-
tons In consequence of these events. The
people OF Paris are as eager for news from
The departments as they were for bulle-
tIns from the army; the greatest nquic-
tude prevails in the ministerial denart.
ments much is expected from the nation
al guard but IN every legion only particu-
lar citizens, who, it is believed NAV be de-
ton. At Vinoeunes during the night, IL
bells against the Government are sipped
under the house doors.
from Paris. NHav IS.
The intelligent part of the communi-
ty is dissatisfied with the colouring the mi
nIsteTs are labouring to give to the con-
SIP racy. They do not believe that it
is the ebullition Of few obscure individu,
ais. but the result or deep-la,d plan.
whose ramifi atoms are immsnsc. and
whose secret instigators are to be SOUGHT
alter In the accredited agents of Govern
ment, nay in the center OF the Palace Itself;
tits the natural offspring Of that mistaken
poiicy, which endeavors 10 conciiiate the
heterogeneous elements of the revolution.
with the pure friends OF royalty. I viii
not conceal from you, that the voyage of
Eugene Beauharnnis to Constance. has
Marshal M Donald does not disguise vars
Gus causes Of personal dissatisfaction, espe>
cially that the officers who aided him in
the dissolution of the army of the Loire.
are not employed, though he promised
them preferment under the sanction of the
Government, and believe the War De
partment, which was certainly held forth
as an Involvement for his exsirions on that
perious occasion, though now, perhaps,
beyond his hopes, is net effaced from his
memory. The Ultra Royalists publicly
proclaim that they, who have directed to
view hostile to the establishment of the
Bourbons, the passions OF all parties, by
fatierlng each with the notion that tile
OBJECT or the present movement is in favor
OF ms peculiar views, by promising to the
Orl anl,ts the Duo oe Orleans, to the Re
pnbi,cans a Republic, TO others the regime
ofMaria Louisa and The young Napoleon
they, say, who have p AIMED al, this, are
the Iaileyrands OF the day, many empioy
ed near the person OF the King. holding
nigh and confidential offices, against whom
material proof would be difficult TO be
found, out also are already judged by men
sh!ltul IN political speculations.
The inquietude at the Palace is hourly
augmentlng; the news from Daupl,iney is
distre ssing from Lyons most alarmirr:
at Nevers, the funds OF the department
vested IN the hands of the receiver general
we're seized at Gap, the state prisoners
conducted by the gendarmes, released
oy force OF arms at Roman a general
rising. The accounts from d Jon, which !
communicated to you some days since. are
now confirmed by the public papers. The
movements have been simullane lns b: at
I nbresses, the priests and nobhs have
oesh insuited, and some Of them are mis-
sing. The Journals have received an in
junction not 20 gave any intelligence of the
d.safFected districts.
Such, in few words, is the present
aspect 0. France"
LONDON, May 90.
Some Dutch and German papers arrlv-
en- yesterday. The Emperor Alexander
mas published Declaration. which com
pletely refrtes every suspicion, that the |
late alliance If he T..