Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

that thus by little she imposes obligations on herself
How shameful should you suffer her adopted son. the
only chdoi France TO be condemned live far from the
place OF his BIRTH in a foreign landi
The reason OF the departure OF my family only 20
avoid shedding the blood that precious them BY
this time, all the brave men might have persisted the vic
tins OF their courage aud fidelity IL was hoped that
more favorable time would comes twas thought that the
French soldier would only in honor's cause, and
faithful to the victorious flag of Agiers, would never
light his legitimate king; that would be necessary only
TO appeal to his noble heart TO gain immediate
Brave Soldiers! The time is arrived. and il is /, the
adopted son OF the French army your lawful King who
appeals TO you Its in vain they seek tarnsh your
glory; it's immortal. have taken part in all your gries
and some day promise myself to make you forget them
fly TO me, rally round my white fag-it is that of my
grandfather Henry 9TH. lie was i'm the same position
as myselt-like him will fight and conquer like him
love France; and like him will make her happy. / am
yetv very young it is true to command the braye but are
not french soldiers always certain of vctory Officers,
sub-oicers and soldiers, promise You numerous promo
tons and numerous decorations. All those who may de-
sire their discharge shall have H. when order restored
It is Henry " who gives you his wod and you know thai,
Signed, HENRY V.
PROCLAMATION OF CHARLES X.
FFenchmen! Listen once to the voice of an old
man, enlightened by forty wears experience and whom
adversely has not rri,aed In advocating the crown
my son and myself we have yielded desire of putting
an end to dcplorabe ieud We have thought that the
child, called by his birth succeed us would be pledge
oil reconciliation and peace My paternal intentions have
not oeen iuhIled by the desire of a multitude peridi-
ousy abused the rights of Henry have been unknown
and his inheritance usurped. The new triumphs of the
revolution have re-opened the source of the caamies
Whch the restoration had closed France ourishng
and peaceable at home; her government was loved and
respected abroad: now the internal tranquility lost au.
oy Is without force, the interests property and in
dustry have ceased 10 be guaranteed Frcnchmen rally
about Henry "; his young and pure hands offer Won the
ag which, in former days, bound France TO the popular
monarch whose name he BEARS every other standard will
serve TO poiong anarchy among you only provoke in
vaSon, or later.
Its oin vain that Providence has permitted the throne
a from IA
events TO which we have submitted No prev en,ion, no
unhappy recollection, will trouble his reign; educated in
the fear oil God, member Of generation he win sup
port from his religious principles justice interests
oihis country Our beloved daughter, the Duchess de
BERT is regent oil the kingdom; French by ancestry by
her affections and by her msortunes surrounded by con-
clliors whose ireproachabc lives warrant their loyalty
She VIII know like Blanche Of Castillo how prepare for
rance similar glory and prosperity. Her hand will eff
lace our long suherings and the Monarchy will
again resume the course Gifts brilliant destinies
CHARLES Y.
Reported capture Of .1fddeird-Captan Gorham of
me General Warren, from Smyrna, off the harbour of Ma.
delra lett the ship OF Donna Maria under English CO.
Tors, from which he learned that Don Pedros forces made
prisoners oil the Governor and officers OF the island and
that Don Pedro himself had sailed the previous dav for
Ierceira for reinforcement The officers and men in Don
Pedros vessels English Capt Gorham on boarding
the Donna NJ aria, saw who had been wounded i'm an
action with the islanders. Several prizes had been made
ana Tour or i've American vessels had been ordered Off
The Americans had been well treated.
letter has been received by a commercial house in
stated that intelligence had just reached that city, announ-
eng the death OF the young Duke de Reichstadt The
Pars journals OF the latest dates pronounced him be
covering from his iness.-.M Y. En-. Post