Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
We have been politely tdvo ed will, a French
paper OF late date, cont aiming the Srcech deli,
'ered ny the King, III The opening OF the SEES.
s,ou OF tha Two chambers, Oh the 10th nliino,
oi winch hnsty translation has been, made.
- Gentlemen: At the opening of the last >es
son, whist depiored the caianlities winch
Aniicted our couatry, had the Satisfaction 10
Efeuict me near approach OF their tcriniua-
non. "A generous effort. Of which I have q
noble pride in declaring a more iiIustrious
example was never afforded Gy any nation
eiiabifs ME To realize these hopes They are
fea'iSen my troops alone occupy all our posts,
i5tt Oh my sons joining In these FIRST rapIures
OF our independent provinces with h;. .n,n
hand>. IN The midst OF the acclamalions of nx
pr0pl', hoisieJ the French dag npon The ram
parts OF lhonve. ! his day that aay "A ais
ever all the soil OF France
The day when those o. nv children vyho
nave, Win SO much cnnstaucv, supported the
Dhrtaens OF an occupation u: more Than three
years, shall he delivered from them. will he
one oftht most delis htiui DAYS Of isy lie aud
my french heart tas not less rej0iced at The
ternitation OF their sufierin.s than at the
disenthrainlent OF the country. The provinces
which nave SO painfully employed my Thoughts
10 nus uay, deserve the aspect OF the whole
iuG'' when mas, WIN me, admired their
HEROIC Resignation.
The nA.ie unannity of feeling and of scnti
inenf, which you have manifested when ! have
demanded OF you the means Of satisfying our
'"~"-|"SHts. was Dfii'ianE IUOOf ut the at
tac!iment. of,he French to their co,,n,ry--of
inc coNhdence OF the nation in their king and
Europe h1s easerly~welcsmed France 10 thai
amongst nations which belongs 10 her.
Inc uteiaration which announces to the
world the principles on which the alliance
OF the i@e4 powers is founded, Sufficiently
cstablislItSf the friendship which exists among
Tue sovereigns. This santarv union. die.
ta'ed ny Jusuce, and consolidated by morality
aud religion. has for lis object 10 prevent
inc calamity of war by Inc maintenance of
treaties, by the guarantee Of existing rights
anu permits us TO fix our attention OIL thai
long period OF peace which such an alliance
promises TO Europe.
thave expected ia silence this I,appyenoch
le prepare myself for that national soemnty.
IN which religion caisecrates the ultimate
UNION OF the people with their King. Ia
,ere'y'ns me royal JUNCTION in the midst of
!oh' snail take TO witness the God through
%noSi hihss reign, the God of lows, Of Char
ismagne, OF st. Louis. l shall renew, on The
AFFAIRS, the oath to support the institutions
founded by the charter. which cherish the
more since the French, by an unauimous SEN
iiment, have freely rallied around it,.
LII the laws which will he presented to You.
HEaii iake care that the spirit of that instru
meni - always consulted, to secure more and
more The public rights Of the FIR. nch ard 20
preserve 10 the monarchy the strength il
ought to have, TO maintain all those liberties 90
dear To my people.
in secoDdiug my wishes and nv efforts. Won
WIN hot forget, nilemen, that this charter in
delivering France from despotism has mn AN
end IN revolutions. | depend upon yenr co.
operation III rppelling the pernicious primer.
pies which, under tile mask Of liberty. attack
secial order, and eonduce by anarchy 10 abso.
lutte power I; aud " hose fatal success has cost
the world so much blood and 40 pany tears.
My ministers will 10y before YOU The budyet
OF exptnces which the public service requires
lie prolonged effects of the events which we
wee Obliged 10 undergo or take the conse.
moi .pf tff,,l
10 you The alienation OF tile burthe.S Imposed
upon my people but have The consolation
To perceive, that the momeutis uoifar distant.
when mas be able 10 crafty this wish Of nv
heart. From tliis time, period is definitively
put 10 lie Increase OF oar debt We have The
certainly that It viii rapidly diGiimish. This
eer'ainiy. aud the fidelity OF France in The full
btnent of her engagements, viii establish on
an umnOyeabie foundation, the public credit,
"hrh ssfRe circumstances, transient in their
nature. ana common TO other states have for "A
moment appeared 10 shake.
he French youth have given noble proof
OF Hieir love for The country and for the King.
The law for recruiting The: ariay is executed
with Submission, and often will iov. Whilst
Tie yOHHg soldiers pass into the iank of the
army. tbsir b 'ihrsu, exempt from service
viii remain ~ tie bOsOms Of their families
aUd the veterans WHO have Finished Their
engagements, will retuTm 10 their families.
hsiug examples, both the young aud the old.
etndeiity ,henceiofth i0late, in tie execution
Oi the laws.
After The calamides of dearth, tie memory
81 Whieh yet srietes my heart, providence, pro-
dish ~ this yearOfIts benefcencc has covered
oar heids with The most abundant hdryests
The! viii serve TO revive commerce. whose
vesses navigate every sea aud V M show to the
Fem0test iiaton tie nag OF FfancP. Industry
md The arts, extending also their empire, wilt
shd 10 The blessinssot general peace. 10 the
Independence OF our country, and to public
liberty. VIII be Jo'ned more perfect private
liberty than France has ever yet tasted. Iet ms
mute ~ strains of gratitude 10 The author of an
many blessings, aud emdeavor TO make them dn
rNs@e. That object wiii be secured, i Iiscardiny
eysry painful recollection, SURPRISING every
resentment, tie French shall well understand
timi hbeIty is iasepafable from order. which
tseli fcpOsrs on the throne, tler Oulv paIIa
oiiin. My duty Is 10 defend the people agaiusf
ihFir coumoncncmics. | shall perIOrniiI and
shali ihd in yoa, gentlemen, tie aid winch
have aesrr asked OF you "a vain" tNal. Int.
RON The LanioH UorRipg Past, December Is.
MIX. INCLEDON
TO 1HE EDITOR OF THE MoRxISG POST.