Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-27
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.

~ tHc BoN.CI I'dtFsOs, dstic0 FSO. IL, 1910.
" We had pretty scene here tins week. Tbs
schooner Kemp, oE Baltimore, having dropped doSn
the river to proet cd Il q, the mate, IN the alb
s. nee 1.-THE captain, thought he could hosta bun
Tie oil signal coiurs they hid on board. dry them
Ii happened, that among these colcrs WAS an old
tlTco.oed flag Of republican and I,nperia France.
The whole city boreii = On the river was inrne-
dateiy in movement. Some sSid that Bonapartc
hal JUST arrivedin an American schooner, and thai
All was l0st--pOtis S0lnIes herfff. others said II
Was insult dir. c, AID intended by the Americans
and that they ought TO he hung, consul aud all
he matine soldiers au city guards all Dew u tue
spot. The Prt feet wrote 10 the consul. The COM
misery of marine took up the affair." and & Cover
nor appeared disposed Ia make an example u. the
captain and mate. The captain vary worthy man.
happened 20 on shore, ord on hearing OF the af.
iar, dew To ti,eConsu's house Tor protection The
Consul went TO the authorities, aud claimed all bar
ties by mod rate explanations and great forlear-
ance. lie has asOrry time Cit; indeed we have
all suffered too much these SIX months past a tbs
mad city. y man must have the patience of job,
and tie courage Of lion, - support the continual
insults which nave been heaped upoa us ly the vile
f.ngiish faction AID their satellites in bordeaux
and gethe ue'y EnciishiEeH zgio are az me heo,G
oftbis gang efrv'e'chss 1ro,in be o6fyed 10 sI,,t
nptheir counting houses acre IL no; for. tie en-
s,g11'eatS hep are ilily reccivinr fran, the Uni
tec! States !-.ShGine to oit merchants .vIo tins
enco1trG9e and SUPPORT Them Our corsul, in par.
is"lar IS hard run ny them, account ofthe truths
I
tn English government. A Mr.. Mu1cr of New
W e1us, arrived here ycstt gday from Paris. | was
AZ The Co;suss ottlcs when he prosented himself
there. lie stated that he IVES arrested the Ioal
from Pars, and carried b fore the mayor OF IN
town, or accou-t IT wcari y c, .c<2tr in lis lat
with thr American eagle in the centre That the
mayo REUSED tue mea are, AID said reno, Is were
ccl'a.iug in the country. that 8o.apa-tr had land-
ed IN France, at tie h-IdoffGy MousQrld 4igs,I-
cans You will hardly credit such rd;cu,ons c,o-
a n. M n tNtf NNsafa-
this, ia preaching to mis- aock told them. that Bo
hapaite was walking on the shore a. ST.. Helena
with an umbrella over bis head when the De,,Y
descended IN cloud Of smoke and in exchange, to,.
his mhn'' iia gave hum par ot wings with which
he flew ito the air and directed lis course To the
United States, the sick OF all republicanisn,; IN !
all the B,ilish feet had s;ied il seorcl, OF him
tia, II hehoved them to keep god look out. r
he m!cht YET one day tumble on France Cas any
tiins be ridiculous than such ,,;sco,l,s, ~
ceId tue eredulIty 1t the peasants in b.lieyine it
With all this nonsense, the thin. icr part of In,
population OF this country ool: towards Us wiii ~. t
affection and favor, and begin to detest The En-
SlIsh most cordially. We shall before long ir- che.
rsled hy the whole nation. Some at th, mo,t in
fiuential men at Paris, have already taken high
tone III 'ur favor. Complaints have been made Al
Paris against us. and agar st our consul here and
have been treated with costempt by the minister
Libels have been printed and circulated tir,ugh
this town against the consul, his family and The 90
Nernment ana people oI the United States. The
authorities have taken the matter up very seriously
and have assured the consul, that the authors when
iiscevered shall be severely punished. Lisi,pfcti-
o1Sh sUe act""ty been recelUed by tie d1tlo. tiles
here 70 treat the americans NTH more .,esteck
This looks well, and state it with pleasure because
| know il to be n fact.
"The reports circulating daily in this CITY are I'M
favorable to the present gJvcrnu-en It. but YOU must
DC cautious now you give cre~h TO them. The
country is in dreadful state, but do not see n,uc
probability Of change present Tie CJaD,b,s
,Ies DEPUTIES are going too far, aud thereby do in
jury To- the roya party. I recommend to vour
careful pertis the debates in that BODY relating IN
the priests by which ycu will find that the ruin,
party aim at nothing short Of cOnliere1,ol,ftfon
The best Informed men think thur, III l. -
pGsOu ms sptnG, m event wcil all parties oucut
10 dread, viewing the present stSte &C France with
out an armv--whout miut,ry CHI. .-without mn
ter enemies, who are the enemies Of the human
ra.e. The Pr tCslants are not yet without fears
In SINE OF the departments the rcyal Catholics
treat them Ti'h greet r'g1r. This government
have To- bid the circulation otforeign Journals The
police seiz the.n wherever they can be fonnd.-
fear shall ~ future from tits measure be de-
prive;i OF Amei lean papers ;-igans winch as well
the English GGZettes mnci' is said on account of
the observations contain cd IN both, of the Bourho
snd their Iueasurts. Though we have no liberty
circulated ia manuscript. The cilt ct they produce
among the patriots is astonishing. The government
had better admit the liberty % the press, and the
open publication OF these things, for then their
friends cond answer them. But willie they are Sc
crclly distributed, they produce n sensation before
th police detects them when it is too late 10
counterfeit their influence.
1T is said Austria is at variance with France on
account Of their rot having given satisfaction for
their hanging and burning in etfgy the empress and
her sor, the King OF Rome, ut some place near Va
leucienues Bavaria, II 10 siii, joins with Austria
Others say that the former is variance with the
latter but il is thought BY some, that the difference
IS only apparent in order to cover their proceedings
This is most certain that the Prince Eugene is ma
med Duke Of Bavaria, afd general in chief Of the ar
my. The party in this country in fayoro Napo, o.
Cd is gaining ground, as aso tLst ofthe Duke OF Dr.
leans, who appears 10 be supp i'ted by the English.
Even ia this part of Frsrcs the BArrbos have lost
much consideration, and the British arc now entirely
dctcs'ed much So, that the individuals of that MS
ton dare not appear 1T the public pIac.s.
By a letter Of dis ingni.hed officer to a friend Of
mine, dated Paris, 9th ofJanumy, fitd mar
sals, 100 lieut. &c erals, 100 gcnei ss &C brigade,
and upwards nf 200 superior officers, have been
cxilcd. These are the blessed fleets Of the 8n1nes-
IN The lower house are occupied in rewarding,
besides the clergy, all the rOys,ts who have dbtin-
guishtd hein selves in favor Of tie king and family
4 orm is thought to hc Jrt wing n Italy The
En fish, it is sud are FORTH, ing MOntluartre To keep
the Par.sans IN awe, while they are sowing the
seeds of civil war through their age' IS in the de.
pai tmeuts. The prevORl courts, those iaie,na
engines Oidcspotism, are beginning then operations
One Of the Paris papers cells ms that on the ceiling
III the hall of that curt in Paris is represented The
last p!lgoen', Win hell ard all is horrors The
proyot, in his address on opening the court, says,
another gsurper is about to raise It head THE
prisons ih oUglOut France are full OF victims.
Never since ths commencement If the revolution