Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

new pledges OF prosperity, by contirminq
the order OF succession, the first basis or
this mOnarchy, and without which nu
state can be Iii safety.
10 these blessings, ii is true, there
are annexed real pains. The in;emperance
of the seasons has delayed The harvest
my people suffer, and | suffer more than
they do but have the consolation of be
ing able to intorn You, that Che evil is but
temporary, and that the produce will be
sufficient for the consumption.
Great changes are unhappily still ne
cessary | shalt order 10 be LAID before
y0ua faithful statement OF The expenses
that are Indispensable, and of tic means
for meeting them. The first ol all is eco
lHony. have already made it operative
IN al parts oi tue administrations, and Ia
boz without ceaSing TO make ii still more
so. Always united in sentiment and in
iention, my family and myself will make
the same sacrifice this year as the last,
and, for the rest, rely upon your attach
ment and your zeal for the good of the
state, and the honour of the Ereucls
name.
continue with more activity than
ever my negotiations with the Holy See,
and have the confidence that their hap
Ply termination will restore perfect peace
to-the churci Of France. But this IS not
all, and you viii be of opinion with me.
no doubt, that we ought not TO restore 10
divine worship that spieudour which the
plety Of our fathers had bestowed upon it
-(that would unfortunately lie impossi-
bie)-but to ensure 10 tie ministers of
our holy religion an independent III
come, which shall place them in a condi-
ton to be able to follow Ike steps of Him.
ofwhoa it is said, that lie did good, ,c6erer-
e., he trent.
" Attached by cur conduct, as we are
in heart, TO the divine precepis of religi
on, let US be also attached TO that charter
which, without touching any dogma, Ell
sureS TO the faith of our fathers lie pre-
eminence that is due, and which, in the
civil order, guarantees To ALA vase liberty.
and TO each the peaceful endowment of
his rights, of his condition, and of his
property. ! Twill never suffer any attack
to be made upon that fundamental law
my ordonnance OF the 9Th of Sept. sui,i-
GENTLY shows Il.
:" In fine, gentlemen, let all hatreds
cease; lei the children ofthe same couu-
| try dare add, of the same father, be
really a people of brothers, and from our
past evils, there remains TO US onIy
sad but useful recollection Such is NV
a
cooperation but, above all, upon that
frank and cordial confidence, the Sole So
lid basis otan union, SO necessary betN cen
the three branches ofthe legislature. Re-
~ also upon the same disposition in me.
and let my people be well assured OF my
mistaken ilrnlness IN REFRESHING the e.
forts OF naleyOlcnce, and in restrain
ing the impulse of a loo ardent zeal"
L.onGOn, Nor. s.
A letter received yesterday from Zante.
states, that two vessels from Tunis had
appeared of the island, and had taken Sc
veral small traders.
The Admiralty Navy List, corrected I'D
TO the end OF the present month, contains
iSS admTais, S54 post-captains, Si4 com
| manders, ESQ lieuteRants, es9 masters,
946 surgeons, 442 assistant-surgeons, emil
$50 pursers.
Nov. 8.
The portion of the new dowager queer,
OF Nuremberg was 100, OO0i of which one
bali was said 10 have been SEM 10 Ger
many III British goods The other half,
which was settled upon herself, certainly
remains in this country, for it is placed
IN the stocks, and the dividends have
been regularly RENTED 10 Wirtemberq
by banking house in PaiI-mall. Her
majesty will probably soon arrive in En-
gland. She has doubtless sufficient
dover from Wirtcmberg.
An evening paper states the death Of
| the Marchioness Wellesley. Ter lady-
! ship was a French woman, al. only
daughter Of NJ. Pierre Rolaud. For some
years past her iadysbip enjoyed sepa-
rate income Of 4,O0Ol a year, which now
! reverts To the marquis. His agent ltlt
town for East Cliff, Kent, to communicate
the event to his lordship, who has beer.
for some time at that place in bad state
of health.
The prince royal (now king) Of Writ m
berg, was rot long since married 10 the
| Grand Duchess Of Oideu5urg.
PARLIAMENr.-It is calculated tIat
the number Of persons qualified in En-
| gland 10 vote in the Election Of Members
for the House Of Commons amounts to
! 1880 in Wales toG,5I2; aud in Scot
land 10 only 1857; making q total OF
| I22,0Si Electors in Great-RrNain. What
| proportion does this number bear to 4
population of nearly Fourteen MiIli-
! Ons
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