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

opPor'unue. rTesented Themselves. The valet AMI
nurse tspresented shcns-ive- husband and VIZ ~.
.ray u III. ct'e) and the children a. their oa.rinx
Inc valet tai bis marriage certificate in hi. psekst
they were stepped at evry town VILLAGE bv anal
men, and strictly examined; hut so wei Sid AZ :, 80.
'sim III" Character they had assumed. that ,hey were
s"" req 10 proceed. without experiencing sny iocoo.
I've, fence and bit ts delay In one town IN. vaI.,
'"c-" gies' presence Of m nd. On the authorize he.
| ere @h'ih my were taken examining the m,r,iaya
rrthhca's ard observing the date he Doe ksd ar m. TO-,
| eldest children and ssil-.sWLv hi. r.r,i6..,. ,
bears date SO and and yet ytur SECOND cL;t 60.
ne less man ~ or III year. old" The vale, imm .d,ae
~ tepieo mat he was sorry TO he under the v
VI 'h- n'.nce OF speaking the truth hut tho fsct w.s
h. his wv had borue him the two eldest ,om. 49,
or.cIe thty were married. '
| This explanation was consi. red sa,i.f.c,or. ~,
We're passed on. They eventually reached Cherbou,S
Ths, a'y ot.,re he King, in state OF exhaustion.
renee his wife aud seven children, and the Prime. Pc
lignac's four children. -'''e TO"
|. The following de, ais respse,inp IN. s-r..,e.s =,
Aug. To- N''"'"'e'
"Oc Sunday the 18th, fadv who wa. recognized n
oe Tue Mach'oness de Saint Fargesu, arrived towa,s
the evening at Granville, to embark on hosrd 49,.
which was to convey her to Jersey servant who
followed thus lady asked he master of the vessel
him board i'm kis boa, while hi. p,per. wers 80
amin ne at The custom house, telling him thar a 81.
s,esI'y i'ngned by his journey The master refused
Madame de Saint Fargeau and her PRETENDED d. me.,ie
wehtin'o tavern in the port wbithsr thew were fol-
'owed oy some young men, VII, thought they rerc.iv
Cd something Suspicious in The air of the .erv., The
young men a-ksd the two traveller. 10 show IN. n,n.,
they had brough, with them. The hIarchion. az erh
v"eu passport Whch al been viveu her at Ca.p
We iVm OF Augns authorsng her TO go with her s,r
want to Jersey. Nohwith standing this docum.n, the
Of ,h ,v o" p'9Per oppose the ebak.on
sisted that the Marchicness should be conveyed IN h
mayo'av, and that her servant should be n ha
prison Inc National Gnsrd undertook to watch the
oter during the Hight-Next day the Msyor ex amin.
ed The lady and her pretended valet sspsra ,ely Tb,r
emb,rrs.mrnt, changes Of color. and s~k.rd answers.
.ome aekno" Judgments which escaped from the servant
ie'' no doubt respecting him. He Prince PoIgoac
ne r,qoss'ed to De conveyed to ST. Lo by the Mayor
and me President OF the Tribunal OF Commerce
"On the morning Of the 10th, the E,-Minister and
The Machoness were cent Off in tn. diligence. A de-
achment OF the 9th Light and of the National Qua d cs
corted them from the orally to the carriage 10 pro
,ect THEM from any accident which might have occurred
E"trsa. o. ne emigration Of The people
iSnac arrested ye,e-day evening at nine o,,IocL
10 the ports Granville, aud ha, ju. b,en brought to
suite Of lady, the Marchioness L.peeier de ST. Far
geau snatvie Of Paris residing al Montereau who took
passport a, Caen, on the 10 Aug for herself aud
domestic. The domestic M. de Poeuac Hell
calm, and has cheerful countenancr he is man cf6ys
feet four or FIVE inches with grey hair, blue eyes, aud
an aquline nose.
While the clerk was wfi,irlg the hes aiding of the
process verbal NJ Poiigaac looked over the new Char,
ter, which was upon the desk. As nobody here know
him. one u his portraits Tor in order TO COM
pare It with the original He himself desired to look
~ aud holding in his hand, said, 1t one OF my
old portraits write TO you from the Prefecture
where am present at the examinations "a Officer of
the National Guard-The following is the examina-
|
go ieston--what your name, Christian ZANE
age, quality and birth placer
"Answer-Aueus,e Jules. Armand Marie, Prince de
posYar Per OF France, agod soyes', born at Paris.
90. You we're arrested at Granville. What were
You going to do there?
n was going 20 pass 70 Jersey.
90 Are you MOI the late President Of the Council
OF Minister'S and such, one of those who signed he
July?
"a Yes"
| Sr. I.o Augustl IL.
Mon. lie Baron-Hevi been ,rres,ed-at the mo-
men OF lying from the late deplorabe events, and
when was endeavorng to emigrste into the Island {
Jersey, sndered TO the Provisional Committee Of
the Prefecture OF La Msnche, as tho Charter did not
allow the Frocureur du oi Of the mt of
81 Lo nor the Judge d. Instruction. to issue warrant
against me. Supposing that the Government had Civ
en- orders for my arrest, II must be remembered that
the Chamber OF Peers aion, according TO the al
wen as the old Charter has right TO arrest Peer Of
The Realm. do not know what The Chamber will do
in that respect, and il it will put my account the
un'oward events, which ! regret than any one
else events which struck like thunder that no
one could foresee avert! for, in ha, Bile moment
1t was impossible 10 know whom listen to, whom 10
apply to, aud all we cold do to deeni life.
should wish, Nj. IL Birou, TO retire TO my oy n
house. there to resume those peaceful habits, which
lncide go much with my inclination, from which was
called againstmy own will, as is well known by those
who are acqc ainted with my character. Too many
vicissudes have had my liie-'oo may misforiunrs
have passed over my head, ia my tumuuous career
Al least, IN the days OF my prosperity,
cuse of having harbored any spirit OF revenge a.
gainst those who perhaps, took advantage of their for.
tune TO prosecute me in adversely and indeed, M
lie Baron what would he my fate it, 10 the mds, the
turbulent age in which live, the political opinions
OF those who borne down by the tempest are con-
'idered as treason by those who embrace the opinions
OF an opposing party.
III am not allowed TO retire 20 my Own estate,
should be cesirous OF going to foreign country with
my vile and children. n, afir all. the Chamber of
Peers issues warrant against me, should wish be
Imprisoned in the fort OF lam, 10 Pcsrdy where was
detained during the long captivity, which support cd
IN my YOUTH or IN spacious and
prefer Hamburg TO any other being most favorable
my bad state OF health, not little increased by tho
late unfortunate events The misiortunes OF honest
man. arc ened to some consider alton in France; but
at any rate, NJ lie Baron, il would he barbarous TO
me iorth 10 the capital, at a momeet VIXEN many
passions are in ferment against me, which time alone
can sppease. have long been accustomed TO see all
my designs construed into the most odious eolors
have exposed to you all my wishes, Monsieur lie Baron;
and beg OF you TO communicate the m 10 these who
ought 10 know the no, and to believe me. &C.
i (Signe) PRINCE DE POLIGNAC.
j p. s. beg OF you to let me know whom you
csive this letter.
After Prince Poignac arrested, he asked for pa
per, and pen and ink, TO write letter the Minister Of
the Interior. He began his letter in the odd way
|" nonSeigne Being told that that title was aboish-
ed he erased the word and wrote " NJ. lie Miniser"-
On his examination he said that he wished
viae from the Charter that he had resisted the Ordi-
nances, that he had only yielded superior authority
and that the papers left in his office would prove what
he stated. Journal des DlbnIs.
i Chamber Of Depuiies--In the sitting of the 18th
August bill reported, the principle articles Of
which follows:
Il Art. l. Recompcnces shall be decreed 10 all those