Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7.
IMPORTANT NEWS.
REVOLUTION IN FRANcE-Bl0od Shed-La Eau.
e,te again at The head Of The NATIONAL CUARps-
The hing fed-and the Duke Of Orleans appo;iit.
td Lieut.. General ef the Kingdom
ar, " lis n'o"trea GRprs us a'ont oW5ies"
They have learnt nothing; they have forgotten no
uing Such ate the memorable words, which Bona
Ea''e uSen TO Las Casas abouNae infatuated BOuTbOns
hey learn no widom-they forget OF their an
ciebi pr'judioes. Though thi human mind gone lar
shtad oi the days OF Louis The li.h-yet these Bour
uons nave learned nothing even Tom the school n adj
vrfsi'y. They can think If nothing but the Grand
Nondr2ue--when the word OF hs King stood as ia,p
to h' obedent subjscs They seem To have gone back
10 France precisely the miserable politicians as
when they formerly hed from Fence. They brought
back with them the same absurd nops. OF governments
which were generated with the .fncient Regime
France has gone while they have stood st-snd it
was in relation to the opinions and institutions which
they have attempted to rs-inroiuce in spite of the po
luical revolutions, which have distinguished the pr.
sent age. that Bonaparte exclameJ oil this infatuated
race =" hey have learned not.ing-hey have forgot
ten nothing"
The he ads Of Ministers have been turned with their
triu,sphan ezpejuon against Asi rs-,heir pockets
ere hilsd with The treasures OF the Dey-Their mind.
are exaperaed by the result of Inc popular voice
The Elections, ard The strong mrori,y against than in
the ChaDber Of Deputiss.-it is under such circun-
stances, thai they have violated the Charter that bey
have issued those infamous Arrees against tho meeting
OF the Chamber, against the Liberty OF the Press anu
Of the Elections which have sung the Liberal Party of
France into resistance and reused the National Guard.
once more with old Lafayette a, their head, to aeres
the abuses OF the Throne The arbitrary prime ulss Of
Government, which the Bourhons would act are
written in ndelible characters in their ordinance A.
gains, the Press Never was eloquent aud pow
erui Euogum pronounced by lis warmest adhsren,s
than portions OF this State paper in favor of the Ibsr.
" Of the Press Notices mis- hit lie selected frern H. far
the Fl 4" II Essays 10 defence of is Rights. No force
is capabe Ut resisting energetic dissolvent te
PTesS" We may add, that at all periods w hen ia
shackss have been stricken Off il has burst forth and
invaded" the Depot upon his Throne The frlends of
h. ,1a nil 10
march and h Ministers chose to impn,e-and the .vmn
toms OF Mem Revolution have again gone forth. F
what will he the result? Will the King yield!-
Can the People again trust him VIII they support
the Liberals! Or, viii they suparsede him and 81 400
another Member Of the Bon hon family on the Throue,
Or, viii they bring in another Dynasty-or try again
more republican Constitution Or will the HOLY
Allies once interfere TO repress the progres. nj
Revolution! Or, can England reconciI, il TO her own
Principles to throw her prot over such
"a the King he's plocliimed iIf warned by IN. hor-
rors Of their previous Revolutions the liberal Pr,
should COW taks counsel Of the excesses and the bool
which have marked the former footsteps Of their Reyolu
non-and should content themselves with wise, ana
moderate, aud suitable r. form-If they should give
France the very best government which she il able N
enIoy,they have elevent wishes Of ovsry r. pubica,
on the Earth Bot, will England md the Holy Alice
know how 10 respect the shirt e the aye and IN.
force Of public opinion? We shall wait the derouey,,nt
with an anxiety, to which words do Justice
lhe n"me te late "t Lafayette, add thousand inter-
eats To the important drama.
Monday Evfning.-The Northern Mall has e,,iv
ed, AMI what brilliant spectacle bursts ON ne from the
other side OF the Atlantic! Rsvolu,ion has com
Inenced in FTancs-parhap1 il il already comple,ed-
After three days lighting in The City OF Paris the
People have ttinmphed-ihe Royal Guards sublued-
the Rng has fed 10 Nantes the Swiss Guards
tired with bin, have forsaken him A. Paris Pro
visional Government has been es'ablished-spd The
Duke OF Orleans. son of the known PEgalite 10
declared Lieut.. General Of the Kingdom 7, seams
probable that he will be declared King N, unnecr.
saFy violence has been used-No blood wantony shed
no property Coaiscatej. Every thing was he role
every thing regular possible. A. strnns p sprit
OF order Of Liberty hos distinguished all the move
meDts Of the People, as Of their Leaders The London
papers. Of which have seen Extracts commend ,ha
admirable temper in which every thing has h-en con-
Quoted They rraise. in the highest terms ,- mode
ration OF the People-the c0nsummnte nisfon Of
their Lsaders-ihe excellent tone # the pubc Jour
male. Wei may the Eoglishmen, now at Paris, ex
claim, " Oh, great nation !"
Wa rejoice 10 these evert, We rejoice in the down
fa Of such monarch and rejoice i'm the nobl- mn
d~ration which has distinguished the acts of The Peope
Every hing at present seems to proms' to crown the
Revolution with success.Tbe noble spirit which
has animated the Citizens Of Paris seems 10 have
snreal se throughout the Departments The people #
VERSAILLES had taken up arms Rousn had Of red 70
Paris 10000 men.-The Ene.h Govarnn, mt had di,-
approved OF the Ordinances OF ths Ministers: and tb.
English Journals have sympa,hized with the WRONGS
and approved Of the means Of r.drss' adopted by an
Indignant aud ynsulted People.-We orgratu'ate the
Frenchmen in America, the triumphs of Lafayeue
and 'hsr coun;rymen May noble issue crown the
Revolution
Us A., which &C
companies This days paper for important Details of
the Intelligence brought by the H6ernid.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
New YoRK, Aug. 3l.-By the ships Thomas Dick.
SON, Capt. Anthony, at Ills port aud LiperpooI ant
fio"es, at Boston, from Liverpool have fer.ived
London dates 10 the 2Oh aud Liverpool 10 the 22d of
July Inclusive.
The Flour market continued firm, and rather improv-
ing. me "e.iher had been more favorable the week
previous 10 the 20lh but there had been no abate-
nsnt IN the deihan9 for bonded or free grain
chauge OF Minirry il il said will take nj, "a I'm
france ACCORDING 10 tht reports, Messrs Da Morts
mar Ps'qusr' marngnae, Selalot. Humaun, and Ca
sinner Perfier are TO he the ne" Ministers.
Letters from Pafis state that thI ou..tio, of ,b .
maGehi occupation Of Algiers has bee, d.cn,.,J Il, d.
Cabinet, and that 1t has bsen decided TO -.fs, d. o.
ton TO the Continental powers. " w.
I" IL may be saiislaciory," says The Lond,r Io,,,;
gence " for the public 10 know from the hig.o,, ~
shorty, thst the British Cabinet has resolved al 70
make the permanent occupation Of AIgiers grouDo.r
rupture with the French government"
Accounts from Berlin state thst new negotiations
have been opened respecting Greece, and there are
gao bepes tlot The frontiers from Ara 10 Yolo will he
assigned TO the state. The commanders Of he
squadrous OF the Allied Powers said to have order,
TO send reports the state Of srs in Cacdia Samot
ADD NeRcpoB; aud II IL possible the fret two islands
may lie united with Greece, as well 40 the Last.
LONDON July 10
Dissolution nj PaTiidnltnt-The obstacles IN the
Management Of public business have been continued
during the week, snd it is therefore found 10 be- i'm.
possible to effect the Propagation before Friday next
The King has announced hs intention to he present
The ceremony in person, by letter directed to Si
Thomas Tyrwiit, IN which be commenced with thes,
familiar word: Dear Sir Tom am determined T.
prorogue the House myself Friday, so toke care