Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
From Cob6ett's Weekly Reci.ieI.


once P'iest, then Bishop, then Layman; once a
Republican Legislator, then CITIZEN Minister
der the Republic then Prime Minister under Ma
roieon, then under the Bourbon- Louis and Charles
and the Viii Flag; aud now Prince Envoy from
the Citizen X ns' of " Sovereign People" who
hoist the tri-co CURED Flag.
KENsINGroN 81 September, $780,
TALLEYRAND,
For know not how 70 address you, whether as
fore take the one and only OF which you have
never dvested ynu'self and which will stick TO you
a. long as you shall exist ether in person in me-
mory. know more about You than most other me H.
even men oil your own country. My register con
tans record OF the most important acts OF your life
and OF those shall remind the public the occasions
shall arise.
THE letter is intended sslu;a,ion 20 You on
your arrival from the Court OF the Citizen King Flu
ture letters will express you the opinions Of the peo-
pie OF England and particularly my opn ons as to the
conhrct o! the French Government. Ia the m an
while, be assured, Tseyrand, that we have not for
gotten what you said and about the cause of the
ceath Of the Emperor Paul, and about the employers
OF Drake and Smith; and. above all things, be .ured.
that we clearly all that il intended by your mis-
-cn that We see through and through the loan mon
gers sn stock obbers OF Paris that we did not fail to
s-e, that he Oak, of Orleans when he almost tainted
upon Receiving the crown, fell int, the acms Of a
BANK Err that we know all that you and your co-ope-
ra'ors in.e1d TO accomplish; anil that WE KNOW
THAT YOU WILL FAIL in all your intentions
IL is now about thirty four years nce saw you at
the honss OF Mr. Moreau de ST. Merry. Phiiadelphia.
The Citizen KCg" aud hs br hers were in IN at
city about the same line. OF them lost sigh, till the
Ci'izsn Bourbon" popped out, all once, the ot er
DAY, 80 ~ he had dropped from the cloud! All! Tsey
rand! We see it all! We all about the old ri St.
canon, Baron Louis and the tender ar,ed Monsieur
L'hite who mingled his tear Of Joy with those OF the
q" Roi Cioyen" Madame Re Ponpadcur said, that
We were muddy headed; and may be sometimes;
but we are, at any rate, clear sighted with regard to
thls matter We were partly hind till you were ap
P1n'ed TO he court S'me OF va thought IL very
s,rang', that there should be King ready to take
Charles places very strange tba, the Chamber or part
oil Chamber, should, Of their anthony take up
on them to make a new King without having them
selves conveked; very strange, thought that the
6anSer, Pe'ri@r, should be chosen Pee mt Of the
Chamber, and that he having vacated hi. seat anoher
b'nker, Lahe. should be chosen in his place by al
most accamsiion very strange, thought all the e
Things; very strange that Charles should have 40
pounds sterling or 500 600 francs paid him out OF the
sweat OF The people OF France, az compensa'ion for
causing the peopl' of Paris he slaughtered; very
strange We thought all these things; they made us rub
our eyes; we could hardly think that cur sight wa.
cear; cut the moment we heard OF your appoint m nj
the dmnes' was removed, and all as clearly az
the sun at noon .layl
leave you now, Tall. yrani till next week, 10 en-
Joy your'eli wh the employees of Drake and Smith;
and perhaps TO enjoy the company of these personag
themselves; and, IN the meanwhile remain wi. h
sen fnt nis such as man like me ought to entertain
towards a man IKE you. VIM. COBBETT.