Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

fhe iusurrec;ion troops were TO be com
mauded by Generals G. - anu D.. assist
sd by several superior officers OF the Guard
whose names circulate IN public, but which
refrain from mentioning, III order to AVOID the
risk ofinjustice or error.
Among the principal leaders of the plot
who were not Ia act m military cap:city, ar
mentioned, NJ NJ. de b., brothers, lie "
-, do -, and several Others who
occupy high rank in the Stale.
On the first part OF the plan being carried
into effect. had the King, whose courage and
hrInness of character is known, refused TO sign
his abdicaIion it is said that it was then ,lc IN.
tsntion OF The conspirators to procceda !q Pau!
premier.
Gen. Cauuel was TO lie Minister OF War
Gen. Duna,lieu. commander OF tie division OF
Paris Nj. de Chaieaubriani, Minister for 10
reign Affairs 81. de Viiiele, Minister of the
Interior; NJ. de Bruges, Minister OF the Ma
rine NJ. de fitzlanes, siN,ster of tue King :
Household; ~. ds In BoardUnEaye, Minister
oil the Police, Sc.
One OF oar cttets. after detailing, tho parti-
culsrs OF this conspiracy, thu. remi'rkS -
Such is the inloInia,ion which have been
able to collect from the best sources OH this
s,ruuye conspiracy. Had II planso monstrous.
so absurd beru successful in the FIRST steps OF
its execution. IL /, CERTAIN tina, the triumph of
the rebels would not lave lasted ~ ho2rS.
This is a srlf-eyideDt truth and IFS conviction
explains tuat perfect srcniity which ismani
tested by all classes OF citizen, even on Tie
Change, where the public fund, have not ceas-
cd 10 rise considerably"
Its stated. that the proposition made TO the
French Government with regard 10 the reno
val Of The foreign troops now in France il. that
they shall take up their quarters on the from.
tier Tor one eUtre year, at The expense or
France. and that this is to be The sine Yad max
eftheir Withdrawing.
from the London M0iuiug Chronicle of jane III
Note urittca BIZ Bonaparc in The margin Of 81,
Thomas Reides Letter to cau1t Bertrapd, d,ued
1prii %, 1915.
~. gave YOU to understand. when Won
presented this letter 10 lpe, thai | would rot
cOudescend TO notice il: and ihat you need
not translate il 10 me, since 1T is NOT ia the
form which las been observed Tor three years.
60. This fres! outrage only dishonors the
coXcOmb. The Kin: Ut Ehsiaud alone is entitled
10 treat with me on an equality
81 This crafty proceeding has one object
TO preventyOsreX exposing the criminal plot they
have been cohiiivipg against my lille, for these
fwOyears past
IL. THUS. il is that affecting: u willingness
20 provide me lodging and build house for
me, have been kept ter three years in this
unhealthy barn.. and no building has get com
menced.
'' 5. Thus. tits, tia, affecting to allow me the
liberty Of riding un horseback, they prevent
me from so dong, and from taking exercise BY
indirect means. Hence the primary cause OF
my illness.
&c. They employ the sane ,neans. 10 debar
me from receiving visits. They bad need of
h0 security.
~. Thus il is that attei having made at.
tenpts upon my physician having forced him
10 give In his rcsis nation. RATHER than remain
passive instrument. void of all moral feeling
they nevertheless keep him uAder arrest "a,
i-ongwood, wishing il 10 be believed that
have his assistance, when they well know 1
cannot see linn that hay nOtseen hin, iur a
fortnight; and that | never shall see him, un
less lie he set at liberty, relieved from his
oppressive situation, and restored 10 iiS moral
independence in what concerns the exercise of
his functions.
g Ihusit is theyare guilty ofa characieris.
TIC faisehood IN causing bulletins 10 be issued
by physician WHO has never seen me- ami
who is ignorant both OF my constitution and
my disorder, but tia. is we'll calculated TO de
ceive the prince aud people of Eng land, and
of Europe.
"9. They indulge in ifrocious smile at the
fresh snfteIIngs this deprivation of the assist
ance OF art adds 10 this tedious agony.
10. Desire this note to be seat TO lord Ii
veFpool, and also yourieuer OF Yesterday with
those OF the 18th ahd ith OF April, that The
prince regent may know who my is. and
be able publicly TO punish him.
H.. If he does nor, ibega,ath tie opprobsiua.
Of my death TO The Reigaias House ~ England
(Signed) NAfOLEON.
Longwood, April "a, 1915"