Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25


the streets, and his exit sung the cud of (
ton can assutc you that, however warm the de-
bates may be IN the chamber Of deputies, and the free
opnons that are circulated, the government here is
hrn'y established and rs for the love of the people
II - considered II matter of little consequence
Inc continent' Us one great barrack Of soidicry and
YOU cannot sur u step without meeting bayonet
op'in Is still unquict but II there should arise any
danger that should the safety of the yoyai ID
niy the allied troops will pass the frontier of France
without exciting that opposition which is 30 much
talked o' IN case the necessity takes place. forgot
10 mcution that the King sd that il the emperor of
austria Should notify 10 him the death of his son in
law Napoleon, his court would 90 in mu,, ming This
atempt at mngnanimity has not yet been called into
execution Mr.. GALLArIS is highly considered here
among the diplomatic corps, and is ALWAYS received
ut court with the same distinction paid to Russia
and Austria"
II is announced in the last Austrian oopers liza,
Inc Ottoman Porte had seized dispatches sent by
hussa TO ITS minister Suogonof lf,his be true the
cry ny VII soon be war. On the 9th all was quiet nj
.uaGid. The photographic engravngs of the emperor
winch have been for some days exhibiting ut the shops
OIL me sellers oil prints, have been suppressed by The
police they attracted the attention OF the sodiery
All is quiet here, and the king talks of coronation"
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
me Americans celebrated the fourth OF July, as
usual, nt Paris The following are the particulars
Hn Wednesday, the fourth of July, the American
cizes IN Paris celebrated the anniversary of the in
dependence of the United States of America by :,
splendid dinner, at Grignons. Geo. w Irving Esq
presided assisted by MIR. Barnet, Mr.. Gracic, and Dr.
stevenson, as vice presidents. Among the guests
were his eNcellency Albert Galatin and general La
IN due order:
The day we celebrate, dear 10 the remembrance
OF all Americans, and to the friends of Liberty
throughout the world.
The People-Soveregn Of the United States.
6 me representatives, OF the people of the United
The President of the United States
The Hing Of France.
10 the memory of the mighty dead, WAsuIyGros,
and the sages and heroes of the revolution
The militia--ihe constitutional SAFEGUARD of orr
country. ~
The navy and army of the United States they
nave deserved well of their country
he general diffusion of that education which &c
inc pls's ana guarantee of public liberty
agriculture and manufactures NAV they 90 hand
III nand to promote the general prosperity
Inc commerce of the United ) aics, and i'm its in
the b;isiS of reciprocty
Our families and friends
Our lair country women.
In addition TO the above the subioipcd 7,o,un,eyr
toasts given
IN hs President cfMe Dy--Thomas Jefferson.
30 -. ."mttr fle"iPoentiary-The constitution Of
inc United S!"teS, the bond of our union
General Observation-Disclosures PRINCIPLES NAV
INC craeie oil genuine liberty become I'm universal
frame Tor political institutions.
-Hr. Gracie~Our iilustrious guest GENERAL J,r,v
ErrE, whose sword contributed To win our inepen-
dence ms reward the affections Of free people
Mr.. BDmet-To the memory of koscIusKo. fellow
field of liberty " ~
-hr. Broohs--John Adams
Nj. Reid-James Madison.
=, Nr Sfersnso"--The total extinction of slavery
throughout the world
merry.
From the chair, after Mr. GalIa,n retired Our
worthy aud patriotic minister Mr. GALLATIN
Mr.. james GdiLcuin--Thc cause OF liberty and ma
uona independence throughout the world Its glori- |
gus u'"h may ne Tor moment overcast, but they are
temporary clouds which will soon pass away.
.Hr q. Bdncrof-The hWd Of Minerva, the birth
place oil arts, philosophy, and freedom civilizing
ner conquerors in her decline regenerating Europe
IN her ial may her sons rebuild in her cline the |
NJ Detdermge-The old and tried friendship he |
tween me Two nations may it last long as they
Know how to value and defend their constitutional
rights and liberties
r gentleman, whose name could no, learn, gave
''rea Britain, France and America NAV peacc har-
mony and love unite them
. C@f"in BnrSe-Thc memory of Lewis XVI our
dcnce.
N Fre"cis-WAsmsaro IRVING, Esq. the
pide of our country.
BY the ship Stephania capain Burke. we have
been put in possession of Paris papers TO the 18th july
Inc contents OF which have been generally antcinat-
ed by The English Journals received per ship Aniry
Letters had been received at Frankfort on the 10Th
o july from Brody, stating thatihe Greeks had given
battle the Turks in the vicinity of Ibraii on the
Danube, ana that ipsanii had completely beaten
me iattcr Il thousand of whem left dead on the
held OF Rattle, and Paclia taken prisoner This
news had great influence stocks especially those
81 ienna, which had fallen considerably
Inc far's papers brought by the Stephania, state,
mar orders have been given to make preparations for
Inc coronation of the king of France
The Siephania has of the most valuable eargoes
d ury goods ever imported into this city.
CRY OUT AND SPARE NOT"
PHILADELPHIA, Sept l4.-The multiplied instan-
'es oil pracai asgrcssons upon the persons and pro-
very OF our citizens, committed almost in our narrow
waters with impunity, constitute theme OF universal
conversation, accompanied with sentiments of the
strongest indignation at the supincness of our govern
what this apathy is 10 be Attributed
lefies all the powers of diyination The Execntive
departments cannot be ignorant Of the existence of
hs atrocIous evil and they have it in their power
ol Only TO check ITS progress, but entirely TO annhi-
tc these neldrious practces.--We recollect HAVING
uDiisied last wnier very interesting and valuable
COMMUNICATION TO the heads of the Navy departnent
written from actual observation, by Lieut. Comman.
'.nt MANAGE, who had made cruize Of observation
trough the Gnlph and along the shores of Florida.
which he sirenuousy recommended TO the govern. 7
hcnt to have respectable Naval Force constantly !
U service an those seas, TO protect our Merchant q
esSels nom these pr atcal dcpredatious
, nave written with Il spirit Of prophecy; and the |
'avy Department, Commissioners aud ali, have 10 {
10 Their country for fagrantly negcctng his
Idlcious advicc.Iundrcds Of thousands of tloors G
ave already lIena sacrifice 10 these la,yIcss ,;c,
Dons, beside the personal outrage and depreciation TO
inch our navigating fellow citizens have been sub I
'cted-it Is matter upon which we shall feel il orr h
IVY tospeak distinctly and loudly to the country IL
Since the above ia typo we have understood. II
ON respectable commercial house that the Secre. O
ny OF the Navy, OIL hearing of the ouirages alluded Il
and particularly that committed on the Orleans d
1th promptiiode highly comniendab,c, has given l.
lreetIons to Lieut.. Commandment Gregory of tile IT, Ia
imes schooner t''amprs, lying at ~ York. TO pro- r.
ced immediately on cruise along the coast of Flo Ii
md Inc Euhn I'll, D. il 4
lay be most likely to intercept the robbers Similar
rJers have been forwarded to the public armed YES ST
Us on the Southern Coast ="
~ Is also understood, that the Navy department II