Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

by the estabIishment oil authority aud oil the pubic
force. France was covered 10 an instant with N Atom
al Guards, spontaneously formed by the patriotic zeal
Of all the citiz ,ns, aud organised by the authority Of the
government. That o. Paris appeared hrm aud more
numerous than ever, aud this admirable ins,i'u ion Of
fefed US at the same time the ineans OF sitting anar-
chy In the interior, aud Of tSpelliog all tDrtisn Az
gresions to which our national independence might
have been exposed. A I the same line WITH the Nation
nj Guard, our brave array was r. cLposed, aud France
may now look upon with pride. Nevsr was tho levy
Of our Young soldiers effected with 20 much Ir,mptness
and facility; and such is the patriotic ascour with which
they are animated, that they are Icarceiy ranged under
Those bann-rs--;hoss glorious C pliers (which retfacs 50
many recollection dear TO the couDny-when they
can no longer be distinguishes! frcm our veterans, aud
n, no time were tie French troops finer, better dis
ciplined. and, l say it with c,nfdence, animated by a
better spifit than ,tey are now.
"Ths labors o x eat Organization have not slackened
the accomplishment OF the promises oil the chai ter.
Already ,hs greater parthave been realized by the laws
which you have voted ana 70 whien nave siyer my
sancioo hive followed with soliciiude the course
Of your impo. tant lahore, the whole OF which attes,s
enlightened views, a zeal aud a courage which recon-
mend to history ,hs period which they have occupied.
France will not Jorge your de votion 10 the cosntry IL
the moment CT danger, and l shall always preserve the
remembrance OF The assistance which l have iounl ia
You when he wants Of he state made 1t my auiy 10
claim it,.
"Ths mex. session. l feel confident, will only cont.
nue. your work by completing IL, and preserving in II
the character OF that great event OF July, which may
secure Tor the future, by legal means, all tn, ameliora-
lions which the country has a right TO expect. and
which may separate forever the d-stinies OF France
from n dynasty excluded by tho natlonal Will.
cater The shock which the social body had under.
gone, il was Difficult, no, to experience som new crisis
and We have passed through some very painful ones
during your session; but, thanks to the constant efforts
which you have made to second mine; thanks o The
energetic dc sot-dness Of the population, TO it's patriot.
ism, aud to the ind .~fa,igAble yea, oil the National
Guard. aud Of the troops Of tie line, all have passed
through them happily, and il we have had to regre,
some aflic'ing disorders, atleast the assent Of the coun-
try srpiauied tbs intentions OF the government. The
Internal peace OF the kingdom has been gradually con-
hTmed End the strepo IN of the yoyerpmsDt has mr..
grsssively increa1ed ia proportion as the reign Of the
laws resumed its empire and AZ the public safety was
consolidated My government will continue to pursue
with a hrm step this course, in which you have 50 wor-
II .1y supported il.
my ministers have constantly acquainted you with
the state Of our diplomatic relations. ard you have been
informed of the circumstances which have determined
me TO make extraordinary atmaneDis. Like me-, YOU
have recognised the necessity OF III IN, and you will al.
so participate in my sincere desire 10 see them speedi-
ly cesss.
The assurances which | receive from all quarters of
the pacific disposition Of foreign Powers, give me tbs
hope that their armies and ours may soon be reduced
10 the proportions OF The sae of sace; bat ill The me-
gociations which are on foot have acquired the devei-
opement necessary to render the reduction possible,
the attitude oil France must be strong, and we must
persevere in the mea'ures which we have tken TO
mako her respected, for peace is ssfs ouly with honour.
"Oir support,ani the concurrence OF the great pow
ers Of Europe, have secured the independence of Bsl.
giam, aud lite separation from Holland. II | have re-
fused 10 yield to the wishes OF the Belgic people, who
offered me the crown for M second son, il is because
L believed that the refusal was dictated by The inter-
es,oi France as well as by those OF b slgium itse!f But
the people have peculiar rights TO oar interests and
tits Of i'm .rtance TO us that il, should 3e happy and
free"
The Dukes OF o leans and Nemours stood At each
side of the throne. His M4jesty remained nearly an
hour in the Chamber. The President then reed the
Propagation. which MAS until the 10 h Ct June next.
The king. both in his way ,s the Chamber aud Oh his
return, was 10 -dly cheeled by the PeOpls.
BELGIUM.
On the 18Th April, in Congress, the propo'a al to de-
clare war n Holland was aluipI hv aeain1 In ,ta
order Of the day. II was resolved 20 proceed TO the
organic alton of The jury, and then to the off noes Of the
press. The question OF a dissolution OF Congress was
postponed. On the 20 il was resolved to proceed
with the manifesto on the eaus s of The revolution. On
the 2ist, NJ. Lobeau repeated his confidence In France
as the active friend Of Belgium; her media ion in Lon
don, he said, was strong, and che had signed protocols
only as ground for more frisndly negoeiaiops. He
condemned the late speech of M. Robarix against
France. The Belgian envoy at London wa ord red 10
return Immediately, If rot officially recalled.
LONDON, April 20 An ordtr arrived at Cassel on
the ~ instant, for the march Of 1000 He's sian troops
and IL pieces Of cannrn, on he 10 h MAY, Tor Luxem.
burg. The troops OF Nassau are 10 join them, ard both
to be commandsdby a Hessian General. Three .hou-
sand III anoverians are also to march at the same tine
for Luxembourg
On the l4h April, The Lord Lieutenant arrived in
Dublin from hi southern tour.
Luke Dillon, Egg. was convicted CO the I4b, Of
having committed a cape Oh the person Ut "a lady man,
cd F..z II. Senterci OF death was prem uGcsd upon
him.
vi ~ IL "a lb9hs Al kltdt tkn HdS 10
10 Meath, it was called Ly the high sheriff.
The O'Conneli tribute aDounts 10 ye24 500.
MIR. O'ConDell introduced to the Irish tobacco bill,
q clause by which tobacco is permitted to be gromH
there.
The Reverend ID ,cior Doyle r~ecnnmen ds the
es,ab!ishment o! a legsl provision Tor the pc r 10 Ire
land.
Attempts were made to introduce the insurrectiop
act Ia the south.
The surfing. ofihs poor in the west and south slil
con niue.
A letter from Forbach, dated April l3, says-Tra
yellers from Germany assure us that there is a great
increase OF activity in placing Mayence in a state OF de-
fence. The 10000 men which are TO form the garrison
OF Il, will be temporarily cautioned. The Austrians,
and the soldiers Of the confederates of the Rhine, on
the right OF the road az far as Abbey, and the Prussians
TO the left along the Rhine.
Within a few days about 81 pieces of cannon, drawn
by pOst-hOrses, have passed through WeiZlar. They
came from Eriurth, and were destined for Coblentz.
The provisioning of Landau and Luxembourg CONT
nued without Interruption.
FRANCE N PORTUGAL.
a rupture between France and Portugal seems TO be-
'coine every day more imminent. A short time ago
''the monster" as Don Miguel is called, caused a
trencfiman, named Bohomme, to be floggcd through the
streets OF Lisbon, in the midst of taunts upon his coun-
Try; and these papers now report upon his having first
prohibited Portuguese pilots from going TO the assistance
OF two French ships coming up the Tagus, and then ia.
king the Captains to task for pfesuming to sail without
such guides. The English Agent is said to concur with
the French in the view which is taken OF Don MtigueIs
conduct, and there may be some prospect of the wretch's
career drawing TO a close.
The French Government are about demonstrating
with Don Miguel after a manner more effectual than
they have employed in negotiating " it'll other courts.
They insist on the Judges who condemned the unfor-
tunate FreDchman in Lisbon being dismissed, and the
Illegally OF the sentence acknowledged in the Lisbon
Gazette. These requests must be complied with.
ID
SrocN HOLM, April lon the 22d uf. seven ships,
laden with wheat, sailed from MaImoe for England