Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01

Frcaieai.--N hst ni6ii,e could induce >on
10 commit the enormous crime oi which You
acknowledge yourself guilty
AaS.-l wished 20 Hill the Prince in the in-
tehiion 10 destroy u family, which. in my opiu-
ION, has caused Tire misery ct France
PIcSiGtat.-Nhs did Won direct the first blew
against The Duke OF Bepi. whose beuefcence
aud noble character ought To have been known
toyOut
Ans.-Because he was the propagator of the
family.
Prcsideat.How long had YOU ente,tain.d
yOur tstai design
ARS.-Simce iSii.
Pfesidest.-w hy, at that epoch, did Won
90 10 Calais, when the King had arrived at
ipariSl
AnS Il wanted TO know what they thought
OF him aud his famil, upon The ioute wl,ich
he had travelled. Foreign armies occupied
france, and this misfortune occupied ms
thoughts mi. 1T meet With some one OF the
princes by the way.
Presidents w hat circumstances determined
yon soon after TO make voyage To the island
OF Eliza;
AAS-I wept for the iniseries OF Frauce.-
The pressure of the foreign armies occupied
my thois. lrevolved my project within my
own mind. and donbted whether was right
o. wrong and travelled TO withdi aw myself
! from these gloomy reflections.
President Did you see Napoleon, or any of
MS followers, at The Is aud OF Eliza
dns.-l have ucver spoken 10 NapoeoH, nor
to a;y person Immediately attached TO HIM
MY project hal no connection With him
formed IL ithiu my 4, aud have BeversDo IN
OF ~ Ia any person.
President Why, on leaving Elba. did YOU
20 to Chambery, aud remain some time in that
city?
ARS To work for money TO 1--we urou. I
VA ajouiuelman Saddier. and worked al nv
trade. Besides. iU'rigueis were in France
each irenchmau had bat one course 10 take
~ was necessary that ShJu.d become "a SOL
re- n :tas Z
liked SCsviiudp.
Prc@dcHt- BY what means did YOU get adj
mittance mto the RoNa Stablesi
haS.-thsough the influence of one of my
Pr,ai!ert How could il be- that helm. in
situations TO Learn. each day. the goodness of
Tie Royal family, You did not resousce sour
eXecrdhlc de, icns
dent. that ny resolution was formed.
PrtsiisRi.-Did no one urge you 10 this
crme-had son no COMPLIANT,
dnS.-i have never spoken of il 10 any one.
! conceived II alone, ana ITO person whatever
had the least knowledge OF it,
President Hut II political! ;anaiicisn, hur-
tied you ca ic crime, did religions sentiments
suggest uotkipg 10 your reason or your comsci.
euce /? OF what religion are on?
iRS.-l am either Catholic or Protestant. 1t
is acCOrdug-
Prc>id,m- Way,aiter committing the crime
did IOu attempt 10 escape;
dRS.-i shOu!d uot perhaps have escaped
long.
Lresideat amy one protect your iiisht3
1US.-NO one.
Prc>ideat.-What should you have done had
1ou Teen able 10 ex;rirate yourself from JUS
tee?
AaS.-I should have pursued my desigrs.-
Shuuic have directed my blows against the
mrr who have made war dpou MY countIv.
President We're you rat affected AT the
deal, OF tie august Prince, WHOM yuu have
dNSas-inaicd aGd whose last words were those
OF nerCy towards you
dRs- Pardon me yes.
Prtsi3,Rt.-ild- not rcl;gion inspired s;.lu,a-
~ though LATE rsmOtsP:
iHs -RcHgion mas connection with the
crime which have committed
y great number o. other UHestions were
asked. Of similar import, aud with the evident
iuieriion Of discovering whether ne had any
actomp!lce sirong appeal was made TO his
feelings, without "a the least disturbing his
peIiect compoSa'o. and the court Adjourned
he court opened the next da, Louvp read
his owu defence received his sentence, and
Vas gwen over TO immediate execution.