Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24

me "azeu'e de france oil the I'd of Feb. publishe.
inc following answer OF the King to two popular deputa
tons that had waited on him, and which, in xsting cir;
cumstances II deems OF great Importance
Inc Reputation OF the Town of Gaillac, Tarn) said
f" Liberty and public order-such is the motto sucI
the need oil regenerated France. In raising Won IN ,b
Throne. the nation certain of obtaining these in.
separabie blessings The Duke of Charities the Duke
oil Orleans, were presage of what Iouis phil;
would be-. Without, France desires 10 he indananJot,
oil foreigners within, independent of ia ctons and
what France desires, no in the world has the
power 10 prevent born III an agricultural district
WIN Sc prosperity rigorous winter has for long time
put at hazard fellow citizens know not how 70 das
pair OF Providence they will wait with patenco Co.
the fruits oil their labors, as they rely upon the Govern
meht oil your Majesty, who are our political Provi.
dence, TO perpetuae and deveope the fruits of orr
conquests OF July"
The King answered." II the necessities of tbe
country compelled me TO make call upon the Nation
al Guards and upon the citizens generally TO defend
our independence from foreign aggression 7 sbouil
make the call with entire confidence But trust tbis
necessity wilt not exist. 1t is only our dutv 70
cherish peace, but 10 avoid every thing that
provoke war. The national honor or national inter
alone, could induce to undertake it, But we shall
succeed in avoiding it, and France will enov in
me advantages she has so goriousy conquered These
advantages, however, must not be misapp ehended-
hey must not be thought to consist i'm the nj
all liberty, beyond the limits which public order and
he spirit OF our institutions have fixed Beyond all
IouDt the Revolution OF July must produce fruit but
thlS expression is too frequently employed i'm sense
consonant neither with the national feeiinp the VENT
OF me age, nor the preservation of public order tits
that, however, which must regulate our course W.
shall seek to observe just medium alike reroovoJ
from the excuses of popular and the abuses of roi
power. friend OF liberty, a sincere patriot bsvo
ever cherished it, and have deplored the disorders
produced by revolutionary movements. am hero
with the viii and the purpose Of preserving nv COIN
try from them, as well as from all abuses of arbitrary
power in the execution of the law"
Tho deputaton OF Chateau MeilIanf fcb or , A.
addressed the King: '"'
Our wishes conferred upon you the title of Kino
OF me french, because You were the first among
Frenchmen, not less by feeling than by birth We
VIII batue with you against all foreign coalitions
as yop have battled with against the first coaIitio
of Kings. We mean, that the King of the Franch
should be the greatest King in the Universe, because
he reigns over the greatest people OF the earth Fill
y, your children shall reign over our children h.
PerPetuating for the prosperity of our common com
try, the Holy Alliance of people and its King
The King replied" The grandeur of KINGS ron.
sls,s more IN the affections OF their people, than in the
extent OF their territories. Such has always been ,
view OF the thing. did not expect TO fiji a Tbrony
and would have desired never TO do So had ;n @
YOUTH the happiness OF fighting in our armies for The
defence oil nay country. III events have parated ,
from it, they could not change my sentiments. ''0
"Always devoted to the cau,e of sIibertv r an, az
roughly resolved to defend our indie
all WHO should dare to attack II; the same Zine 10
spare no efforts TO preserve peace which ia H. h. ~
OF tho happiness the wealth and prosperity of na,on"
The country must be exposed TO real danger bsfora
we could consent to g. ed the blood Of our ei,i
zen' then will bo the frat to put myself AZ Won,
head, to defend n'tonal independence Until then, II,
our duty 10 maintain peace, aud to seek TO CONVEX,
Its advantages to the preservation of pubIc c.S,,
and 70 tbs advantages OF commerce and naiopaI Nos.
Psriiy. pug
PARIS EXCHANGE, Jan 3I.--The fall which com.
menesd towards the close Of the Exchange on S,tur
oay' cohu ued to'cay, and increased Business WIS
much less than on ordinary days OF liquidation The
per cents opened at 81 co. and fell 20 81 2Otbe <
per cents went from 9S rs 10 90 49, Uncertainty pre-
yalls respecting the affairs OF Belgium. II was. how
ever, eiren az positive, that il the Duke de Nsmon
ws' elected King and The election ratified by France
he Ambassador Of Russia had orders TO ask for bic
Passlois Commercial letters from the frontiers Of
peror Of ku'S' without his being obliged to have re-.