Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-05

known him. he would advise him have that essay OF
the Quarterly Review printed in gold and bound in pure
whi,e-ths Bourbon ecor-with this Inscription upon
| it,
''Thc Bourbon,' FALL
"By Basil Hail."
LATE FROM EUROPE.
NEw-YoK.-The Journ Al of Commerce IF this morn.
ing furnishes with later dates it,m Psti', which
tend, think to confirm the hope. have all along
INDUCED OF the stability OF things in France This pro-
clsmation OF the King, calling upon all subjects TO
obey the laws, and declaring his deter mi alton no. 10
permit other. to reject an authority to which he must
submit HIMSELF; in announcing most alphabetically the
new and important ruth il Fr:nce, that the King il.
the creature OF the Iaw-will carry public opinion
along with him. in his efforts to uphold and eoiorec
that law The skiul anil moni,ory speech too, OF La
fayetts at the banquet given 10 him by the city Of Pa
rio, will have great influence for who shall gansay the
wisdom OF this spo'less OF many r.vo ution-
Ii must be admitted, however, that the very fact OF
this royal proclaim tion and these warnings from La
iaysUs having been found necessary proves that par
tia di'ofdsr exists; but that again repeat was
DO sxpectsd-was inevitable, aztec such uprising OF
whole people, aud cannot, we think, be tsily con
side rsd any indie alton OF national aness die
content under the order oi things.
The story of the King OF Eng aud being at Cowps or
in its n'ghborhood, whsn the xSovsrsgn OF France
arrived, out 10 he fall scinu as that Of An..
tria hsvnx marched large force towards Italy. The
tru'h 10, that at tho distance from the
and receiving long intervals accounts Of what
'iaS in Eu'op',-ths last Of which, in fact IRE
9uently only lev d,ys later then those chat precsd
sd,-ws are p-snpt 10 ina sins that much tins has
in reality elapsed botween the dates as between the
periods OF our receiving them; and to conclude there
ORE, that II BY the last arrival 10 not hear that the
new French Government IL at once settled and rocoS-
nzsd by all other powers there will he
ing, waive know not what Such reasoning we
have seen ia several papers, which gavely infer that
because Foreign Governments had not at The last adj
he new Government OF Ffan ihsy
woQ.e DO so when, in fact, between the period Of
Eins Iout Phi'ip's accession, and our latest Pari.
hate'. crsv tWufdays had elapsed; in which period il
must DO sdittsd, that woull be diff ut for the ma
on', from the ThadSs to the N-va. TO have ssni6sd
their view. OF tho occurrences in France
lhr packet Napoleon vs. ich called on the 9th with
tn. Ceres arrived UitioM papsrs) |. now h,low-and
NO shall :oon have morc intelligence. w. Y. inner
CowEs, Aug. IL Arrived hero this morning, ths
American ships Great Britain and Charles Carroll
rom Ch'rbourr, having on board the cx.King Of
Frame, Duke and ID iches d'Angoulerne, Duchess de
Bsrti with her two children (the Duke de Bordeaux
and his ss'er) with their respective suites, among
whom noticed Mafshal Matmont (DGke OF R,gu.
So Gen. Count ID 'ghrrty, Duke de Polignac, Sc
With the exc~rton Of The ex King and the Diuphin, the
rest OF the Royal party landed, and have taken up
their residence at the Fountain Hotel The two former
remain board the Great Britain until the instruction,
Of government 'ha be received. or The result Of their
mission TO London he a'cersined. Upon the arrival Of
the ships, the dde-'urveyor, Mr. Richard Stephens
Immediately wen, aiongde and after being presented
in his official capacity 10 the exKiog and family,
turned and Afterwards accomp panied the Comp roller OF
tn" Port. Mr.. r. Eswick, on board.
The Marquis ot Angle'ey, Earl of Uxbrdge, Lord
Clarence Pagst, Lord and L.dy Grantham, and other
persons OF Distinction paid their respects to the ROY
party, who. from the confederate cenon they have
received. and the deshtfaI scenery bath siost and
ashore around them. 'e'm de'tous Of making this is.
land their asylum, should untowsrd political OBJ
siaces ne thrown in the way.
The American ships attended ny French friga,e
and cutter. both displaying the Fri cooured flag.
Since writing tho above, Marshal Marmont has set
of Tor London, taking his carriage and domest with
him
HaH-past 4, p M Il ana just returned from the
American ships. therefore you this iacopic
account. The Pert Admiral. from Portsmouth, il just
come down in OF hi. Ma,sy's steamers, and gone
on board TO scs the King; but what his object il.
cannot Al present ASCERTAIN. will give you further
particulars tomorrow. He mus, have come for some
speciai purpose he the King last evenisg
when the ships anchored at Spith-sd.
IowDoN, Angus, l9-Iti, said that the ex King Of
France and his family do intend permanently 10 FIX
their ahod. in this country. This ia matter which
must he left entirely to their choice The Gov
etnmen' happiIy, has not tho right (nd if il had, i,
would b. indecent for il TO exercise such TighD 10
prevent hem saying here il they please. IL would
be had precedent too, by any indirect vexaton, TO
prevent exiles on account of political events from find
ing refugs here, or to inquire, for thi. purpose,
whether they their bani-hment TO their misfortune
or their crimes Til. is princple which the friends
OF Con'tiiutonai Government have insisted on, when
the only exiies who rssortad here from France
men guilty OF opro'ing the very family in favor of
whom The same prncipI. should now he maint,inrd
We have 10 doubt, however, that the OK King will
ms Austria much more agreeable residence, as he
will hnd there more sympathy both in his re sious and
political opinions.
The story that the aged despot was prevented for
only he patty in The highest degree, lint positively H..
legal for any English unconary to attempt TO exercise
such a power.
LONDON. August 19.-According to all accounts vet
received. Charles X and hiS family embarked AZ Cher
bonrg wi hou, receiving any slight contumeIy from
Ihr population. This forbesance and consider ration il
highly erehiiab'e 10 French uhany and s in fac 10
fine keeping with the whole tenor Of . extraorlira
ry revolution The ex King is bowe out of the land
with sort Of civil contempt as an individual unfit to
reign, but too insignhcant and poweless to violate
IN dat liz.
here seems to h. Of prey nearly the same character
90 Tar az tie p'ople are concerned The letters ON
Portsmouth describe the numerous yach pie asure and
steamboats,, a. surrounding the ships wihou, exhibiting
either respect or ruhensss and in all the official vs
paid to him on hoard, hs il ssi 10 be treated simnIy al
private individual. The latest accounts from Cove.
dee rhe him exceedingly anxious learn tho result,
Of the mi'sion Of the Duke OF ChoissuI. The exact
ehrPor OF II has not yet rsOspired but among the pso
pie who know every thing, is a'Sered that Chatles
only wishes IN bo informed If il be the intention Of
Great Brs'n 10 Acknowledge the constitutional govern
ment in which case he will accept Of an asylum
in this country il IL he OF red him The real s,se nj