Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25

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us scarcely any room Tor comment, .nhcr upo.,
Their coatents or the Paris papers
lie oiheisi 6azette announces the a,Dointme,t
oil several special comuiisssres of Police to disren,
parts OF France, rouioH, Brest, fOrient. Nantz
Troyes, &c Nothing can prove more. III. ,c;,a,e;
state Of the provinces.
y hs Tor the establishment of the old Provo.
I'll courts BIS been PROPOSED TO the chamber az de-
puIies. W.
as to the chamber of peers they are exclusively
engaged witt Nvy.
r"Ileyrand, laucourt, ST. Cyr, and Augcrean.
have I'rayed To he excused sitting on the trial AMI
their petitions have been admitted
On Thursday and trnlay the Peers were employ.
GU III reading the toeumehls AID Indictment ,.ainst
Nsy- On The iIth, they decided unanimously tb,t
there were grounds for ga Indictment a,j edo,,
ed t'll tn day, when the trial was to co,nmehce
THIS naturally brings to the important dozen.
men's I" which we alluded in the commencement of
this article. Whey relate TO Ncy, whose ease On
crosses every conversation and they have ntl,cel
says one oi the private letters n marked ;n,rss
son m his favor upon the minds of several Peers ~,
They Ellnws:
Tie -Hoshd Prince cfALe -5tosI.ra 10 tie .7nubas.
Scdors Of the fur gre rd allied f'o.rers
"ENcEiLENcY-lt is At the la { extremity ~ H..
moment IN which the critical circumstances In ,.h,
see myself reduced, leave no 10 ger Lut Too
iecb'e reaus OF svoiang the condi,itn and the tor
rio'e oa'ger O an accusation ofthe crime of HIGH
treason, that resolve n have RECOURSE IN l.,;,;
matc address 10 you of which the OF iect is rs cl
lews " 'o'-
q" l am sent before the Chamber of Peers nv viz.
tne oil an ordinance issued by the king on the itb
Hsts'', anu aiiera speech, addressed To the Cham
Der oy ms malesty's prime minister. This imno
sing denunciaton, nnd the considerations uron
which II IS founded, of n nature To give NE me,
spprehensions. Among OTHER motives for ins,itu,-
Smy process. have read with as,onishmrn, u
"'' speech, " that 1t was e5'en ia tie name of En-.
ripe, that the ministers came to coniurc The Than.
Der, and to require II tn try me-" Su,h deciar .
tinn susr me 10 observe, is irreco,cisbe with tb.t
which has passed in these las; periods of av,,.t;n
~ france. do not conceive how the august AL
"eS can ne nan' to Interfere in this criminal pro-
ceeding, since their macnan'mity was cencronsy oc
cipied with the care OF the guaranteeing me appipct
1t, and since for,ns sacred aud inyiolabIe cn,
vent'o' exists upon this subject
" Deign to recollec CT, tha Nv the treaty OF P,r;,
y. ge oo'l Nay, iol4, the high contracting parties
had tormed AZ alliance with his majesty. mis- The
18TH Being informed ut Vienna on the. Is,b or
March last, that the cause of Legitimacy in France
was threatened by the return of Bonapsrt,. tl,,
resolved upon the solemn pact of that day, GSth
MARCH, with the Ministers &c the Coneress " ~.
mot christian ms esty. IL this nae, the AIred c..
veregnS declared that they were ready To give IN
VnH KING OF France, and to TIE French nation the
necessary suceours to restore the public trano,ilitv
a', 10 make common ctuse against those who should
und' rtske to disturb it
p" In the coniirmatory pact of the osth Of the soa
menth ut March, the high powers engaged solemn
~ to unite all TIER force IN maintain in all tI,.
n;g1,y Tie cond,I'o'is Of the treaty Of Paris, g
s"'"St,he pla' ct bolaI'arie they promise 10 acf
IN common. They regulate the rrsDe Give. CONT,
gents, they frobSsed TO mrrch GgniHst tie CANINE,
eie"p In fine, his most christian majesty was in
Uifed to glUe Gssetto the said measures in case he
should STAN IN need Of the auxiliary fro93x that
were promised him, &c
SO Ii results clearly from rho ,,;a;ro,, .;,:
that MI the ar MES of Europe, without dist;ncf;,n
nave been the auxiiaries of the king of Franc.
that they have fought in his direct interest for The
SUBMISSION oil all his subjects. Victory soon deci
eu ~ FAVOR n' The English and Prussian arms, uni
ted on the plains of Waterloo. and brought tI,In
under the walls OF Paris There remained TO on
pose their Interior pr gress corDs of the French
army, which might have sold their lives dearly. A
nj cessation took place, and on the Sd of July,
convention between the two parties was stoned =
The l2'h article of which saws:
Shall he equally respected, IRONS and prva,e
property the inhabitants and in general al! the in
d't'uals who are in the capital shall continue 10
ENJOY Their rights and liberty without being disturb
iuneiions thy occupy, shall have occupied fbe;,
conduct and their Political o6:iaio1so
he convention has been since ratified by eaeh
Oh the allied sovereens as being the work of the two
Fo"ers' me hist delegated de f4cfo. 1t has thus
acquired all the force which the sacred ripbt or mo-.
lions, the rights OF nature, and of persons could i'm
part 70 1t. Ii IS become the unaiterabc safe-ruari
OF all Frenchmen whom the mister une Of the from.
may have exposed even the legitimate resent
mert ofthe Primer.
His most Christian Majesty ,os;t;y.,,, o...I
ed tn 1t hinseiiupoH entering into his eo,ita ,p,s
than o"ce he has Invoked the inn sing authority ri
THIS political contract, act ndiysble in ali lis
parts " " 80
al nee, Exc llencv. can it be doubted. tl,a, am
wen founded. rs one of the persons for whom hi,
stipulation was inside, in csirning the b-.-St of m,
18th article. and the eious execution Of the ,sr
A. I IS expressed in it
pr"snme, in conscqu nee, to require expres4.
" from your ministry, and from the august po,gsr
IN The naoe ct which you exercse it, that Won cane,
an end to be put, with regard to me- To ali cr;m;nl
procedure on account 'fthe furctons which filled
IN The month of March, 1915, Of niy conduct and
mn Potdc0io opinions.
" My state Of isolation and abandonment 10 a
reason the NOR. for determining vonr ExcsIIercy
10 come To my succOur, and to enable me 10 enjoy
red. e'' nave "''l'''
II HAD not bliniy relied on the woYDl orso ma.
ny soverelgns, should in some n known land,
have made myself forgotten. II is this august and
nov wor', that has caused my security-can it lie
neceiyei | cannot believe So; and expect with
confidence from yourloyaty tlist on " III grant me
your rowe rlu intervention
(Sgned) "NEy.n
The above requistion has been made tn tbe p.
Regent, and the following an extract from, the an.
swer Of the English court, transmitted tbroueb the
Dake Of w linglon:
! me object Of the 12th article was 10 prevent
any measure oi severity upder the miffo,v d1,ho,w
Of those 1ph0 made iffOzparels am, b,co,,s 10; pG.
RS, nm account any Offices they had filed or apy
conduct or political opinions of theirs but il meyer
vas intended and never could be intead d. IN prc.
vent either the existing French government under
"'''se S'"horT'y the French commander in chief