Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31
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| An article from st. Sebastian of. 9th Nov.
states, they had received adyices that Louis
18th had had three violent fits orapo2lexy.
which fact was kept so mach court secret
as not To have TRANSFERRED beyond the walls of
the palace.
DEPTH OF LOUIS XVIIL
| We give this important intelligence without;
comment We find it in the Havana " Not-
cioso M.rcantil," ofthe l2th inst which con-
,aias translation in Spanish from the " Keg,
late,r," "a French paper of an extraordinary
address or proclamation to the French peo-
pie. 1t commences
The KING is DEAD!
| "Frenchmen, my compatriots The happy
moment has arrived of your regeneration and
shall you neglect the occasion which now of.
fers to you, TO be'free? Six years YOU have
submitted to the will of despot, taxed, ruin
ed and made the jest of ignorant and perlidious
Ministers. Will you not open your eyes, and
snake OH me yoke which Expresses you p
Reflect who is about to be the SUCCESSOR of
Louis XVIII. Remember the character of
the man, who was formerly the most disso-
lutte IN the Kingdom, who now covers himscl f
with the veil of Hypocrisy.
| Charles Philip, Count dArt0is, was one of
the principal causes which excited the French
people to their first Revolution. The excuses
and dissolution of this Prince cxasperated the
nation, who IN momcut of phrenxy washed
out with the blood of the innocent the crimes
ofthe guilty. Feudasm followed the foot
steps of Charles Philip Ti,h.s and the in
fuencc of the Priesthood composed his van"
The address after many innanlmatory appeals
to the feelings of Frcnchmen, aud many bitter
remarks on the past government of Louis,
| continues.
Frenchmen! to arms! Frenchnan ne
yer counts his enemies-he conquers thcm-
Found your hopes IN the SON of a Hero-and
erase with your new achievements the shame
of having abandoned the F.4I'HER-procla
hltn the heir of glory--lhe worthy successor
of his name"
| 1t goes on to recall to their recollection the
giorles of Marengo and of Austrrlitz
Italy will follow your example, the Ger
man youth wait for you, Spain and Portugal
will not be backward on the occasion, their
battalions will unite with yours, to repel the
common eneiny-You shall tee free, French
men, and thus you shall not lose the fruit of
thirty years of victories. The sacred fire
which burns in your eyes will carry terror to
the enemy's ranks, and your sacred standard
shall once again float triumphantly over the
walls OF Vienna, of Berlin and the Kremlin.' -
This proclamation rs without date
City Gazette.
SEVILLE, Nov. 1--we have lust heard
from Madrid, that the King has ordered that
the several representations which have been
received from the different towns, should be
| immediately laid before his Council of State
! winch was then in secret session. 1t appears
that the greater portion of this Council, are
Tor a total change of the Ministers, and other
chiefs whose sentiments are known TO be on
posed to the Constitutional system. Gen
LOPEZ BANos, has been named TO the com
mand OF the province of Cadiz. Our heroic
RiEGo, was at Reus, on the Sd inst. All this
intelligence is truly pleasing to us.
The report from ST Sebastians of the 9Th
November, Uid Havana, of the death of the
hmg OF France, is not entitled TO the smallest
credit We have London dates TO the evening
oil the 18th November, and Paris dates to the
! There is no mention made by them of
even any uncommon illness of the King.
| Charleston Mercury
WASHINGTON, Dec. sS.-A letter from
Natchitoches to Il gentleman in this city, an
nounces the capture Of Gen. Long and his par
ty, and their being sent TO SaltiIiio for trial.
The further particulars have not vet reached
us. We hope the party was not numerous
Tor, unless they can make their escape, their
fate appears to he Inevitable
On the 24th December, the THERMOMETERS
was. at Natchitoches, down to Ii degrees a
degree of cold never before known TO have
been experienced in that country. G.Nat. Int.
i JAN. s9.-We are yet without as particular
an account as we could wish of the recent
conflict, between the Usage and Cherokee In
dians, In the territory of Arkansas. The &C
counts oft which have reached this city do not
agree IN all particulars One letter, which we
have heard of, states that the battle was an as
sauit made on an Usage village, when the war
rlOrS were absent, and women children
and non -combatants, the principal population
remaining; and that of these q number were
killed and taken prisoners. We grieve over
these conflicts as affecting to humanity [U.
The General Assembly of Ohio have re-
duced therpay from three dollars per day TO
tico. They have also reduced the pay of thcil
Clerks, Doorkeepers &c. and the salaries oil
all the public officers, except Judges. This
has happened in consequence of an emit,
Treasury.
They have also protested in strong terms
against the jurisdiction assumed by the Fee
deral Courts, IN the case Of the Bank of the
U. States against the state officers.
Frankfort .1rguS.
Il PENSACOLA, Jan. I've understand that
Maj. Gen. Gaines, is expected here in a few
days--and most probably from this place, will
I proceed to inspect the various posts in the
southern quarter Of his department.
Fto1idian.
THE OUNTERFEITERS- Escaped.
SAvANNAH, Jan. 22.-'Three men, II. S
Howell, II. Calvin and L. Jones, who wer,
arrested in this city in December last and
lodged in Jail, for passing counterfeit meney
aud forged checks on the u S. Branch Bank