Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28

Pseiyes p r. bns L Aristocracie = The
gendarmerie, reinforced by The Royal
Guard, aud strong deiachment of dra-
goons belongingto The National Guard OF
Paris, continued however 10 do their du.
~. Several charges were made upon the
main body of the rioters, which was al
length broken and dispersed, aud The Lii
berals appeared divided into Two parties,
one of which was forced TO retreat by The
side of the river, towards the Pont Royal,
and tie either by the Rue Rivol, as far as
the wing OF the Thuilleries inhabited by
Monsieur.
rhe gate of the Thuilleries and the
gardens, had i'll the mean time been
closed, and the guard doubted. The Two
parties, which had been separated ia La
Place Louis XIV. appeared at the same
m0'ueni al the opposite entrances oi The
CsrouSel, butwere prevented from effect
ing junction by The vigilance aad &C.
tiyity of the Royal Gaard, which had
been distributed in strong parties. They
succeeded, however, in railying body
%. about 90 or 60, and the shouts of
give la Cliarie y we're reiterated in front
OF The Palace. One OF the ring leaders,
who had beensczed, WAS almost INSTANTLY
rescued, and an attempt WAS made 10
disarn the soldier who hell bin, and
who Tell In The struggle. On rising lie
leveil.J h,s piece and shot Tie assaiianr
III lie side, Hnder the left breast. 'Gie
wound was fatal. He vas convey ed 10
house IN Rue lie Charities, and from
thence 10 his fathers, aseedsman, in Rue
peilt Carreau, where he expired d, ten
o'clock. iils name was LaiIemant, he
WAS a student OF law, aud only 23 years
cid. II is reported that he took a cons.-
tiera5le share in the disturbances whIch
occurred last year In The Luxembourg gar
deus, and III the subsequent affair IT
Professor Baveux.
Seven persons Who struck the gendar.
merle with sticks during these disiuIban-
ces, aud eleven accused of raising sedI.
li0us cries, are now IN custody. a Ca
binet Council, attended by al! the minis,
tiers. was held al The Garde DIES Seaux's
on Saturday, aud continued il, delisera-
lions several hours. One oil The results
was, an ordinance OF The Project oil Police,
published on Sunday morning, which
prohibits all public meetings, consisting
OF mare than three persons, and euloIns
inliic,Ion nf the severest punisbmeuis as
in cases of rebellion, according 10 the
article al lie Penal Code.
Sunday passed aver quietly. The
Chamber OF Deputies not Meeting, NJ
, = Al
the disturbances III thai quarter.
On Monday vast multitude assembled,
the greater part close 10 The bridge IN La
Place Louis Nv. and the usual sedliious
cries vera raised. t'he measures, how
ever, taken by Government were so very
prompl and declsIve, that M less han ten
minutes after the breakingnp oilhe Cham
Der, the Whole body was dISprrsed.-A
party, consisting OF about three hundred,
who had escaped by the Rue Rive /, en-
tered Ia Rae Royale, land passing through
Ia Place Vend ome and La Rue de PAX,
proceeded along The Bouieyards in The
direction OF the fduxbOurg SAINT Antoine.
They were Overiakcu, however, at the en-
trance, bv deiachments OF the Geadar.
nrTie ~ Chassenres OF the Royal Guard,
;ud neasly forty were secured, and are
~ Dw ia custody. In The evening, al seven
1'clock, another party entered he Paais
Royal. khe STOPS were instantly shut,
;ud order beng restored by The exeriions
Il the Gendarmerie and The National
Guard. the garden aud ihe galleries we're
cleared, aud the Pdlals guarded until
midnight lay upwards Of 1000 troops Sc,
NeTal severe contests took pla> Z The same
night ia different parts of Paris, and mum
DeTs were severely wounded. In all these
disturbances, the Interference of The po-
Iice proved successful ~ re establishing
tranquility. esitrday, tie public peace
was preserved III every quarter. The
Ilue ot contact 10 he pursued by the
government has been happily marked out
ny ihe lniemptrance, precipitation, and
arrogance OF The Liberals, themselves.
and II iae Ministry aud the majority Of
The Chamber of Deputies continue lirm
and usiied, France is saved from Ihe ina
pending horrors of revolution, ana Eu-
rope renewed from The ieverish state of
disqulriude and alarm, with which il has
been toTmenied for The last three years.
FAIRS, June 6.--Louvel was executed
yesterday evening, at 6 o'clock. He had
preserved to his very last moment, with
out the slightest intermission, that ex-
iraordinary and unshriHking apathy
which he display ed through the course of
his confinement and trial. His counte-
nance, as he went along 10 the scatfold.
even wore smile of content. lie assist
ed lhe eAecuilODeTs in The preparations
ior Tie last dreadful instant. The crowd.
oy The occasion, presented The most mag.
ni'Iceni spectacle have ever seen. From
the femolest pHini, where d glimpse could
be caught oil tie scatfod, noughi vas
seen oHl moving mass Of heads, here
anu there In'erSpcrsed with The cleaning
OF tie eurasses, swords aud bayonels OF
The military al Tie roofs Of the honsps
we're black wIili people; the spires OF The
churches covered VITA item and The
lowers o! N0ire Dame seemed almost TO
iremble under the weight of tie multi
tnde OF ilirnI....Aiier The execution
Of L0Eret. the multitude dispersed peace
ably themOsi perfect calm appeared 10
reign throughout the capital. THIS state
OF apparent security was OF short dura
non; AZ hall past eight o'clock an as