Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

saying tina, he should have gone Immediately on hoard t
r, IN token OF Iii. interest and regard for nation held
ny MIN in such kindly remembrance that OF the United
States. " " Wv ~
ihe d'y after our arrival Paris. the Court went TO
fontinbe"u, but returned yesterday, and his Majesty
ma k,ni enough TO appoint two o'clock to-day the
hOnr AT which he would o the TuI,eres Tram NJ
''oud TO receive Captain Ballard and his suite Mr. H,r.
us has been most kind in his attention to s and the pra
sena'on was made by him. Our carriages entered tho
rare y?d just before two; and alighing being
"SV'eu iho Tie saocn of the Aidcs-de Cainp Oh the
[ noor we were mos, cordially received by All old
'' General Betnird, and by him introduced 10 Gene.
RAJ hunlgny: Aide de Camp the King and one of the
most distinguished officers the service nj France
IN lew moments afterwards we were conducted nv
me grand staircase TO the second floor. and after passing
,n'ough guard room into magnificent gallery called
tne H,li OF Uiana, received in an ante room hv
Io"ht ~, Maurice, the Master Of Ceremonies at the pa
ace rue hihg usually receives persons presented OK
cep those OF the Diplomatic Corps or on State occa.;ous
IN one OF Tie ordinary rooms OF the palace chose on
s OCCASION in expression OF the kindness of his FEELINGS
~"I n our country me throne room He ne ar
the door in the simple diess of Colonel of the National
guards an have never been agrecaby dsappoint-
Ell III me appearance and manner OF any genem ever
met Than III his Majesty. None of the por,rsits or buss
o. hiin which have seem do him any thing like Justice
lie is much youthful in his whole arnea,nnce n, ~,
they represent him, and, place of the heavy and in
animate expression of counienancc generally marking
nem every feature Is Illuminated with Intelligence viva.
city and character.
me reception given 10 each of US in the order of
ms rank was most cordial mud truly that of citizen King
Inc hrs moment OF being in his presence | was better
impressed with the image OF the boased manners of
me Fourth as Prince Regent, and the most polished
III EUROPE, IMAM before, and think he
vo"u scarce have been pleasing, though he iyht
Philippe. $50 ' VIA" io"'s
h nseIy one, ! believe, shared in my surprise He
en'rmed us all by his aabily the many handsome com
p"hchs pad TO our country the ready c,ion of e
names ana residences OF families friends and bv
me n''teIing warmth of the welcome extended 10 ne
pu me mai Tor Havre is closing, and his aest, was
knu eHough TO conclude Interview by verbal nvi.
'ion 10 dinner at ST. Cloud tomorrow, tina, lac might
present us to the Queen and his family mus, Ses ~
announcer occasion any further notice himself ard Court
from SPath brig Potomac Capt. Hitchcock.
""c taieo iIom Gibraltar the l., October has fur
nior"i'ar papers 10 the 2SIh September inclusive
ne "e'aS nave reference, almost eXcluiveiy 10 ,ba
progress ana cX'ent OF the cholera lis prevalence in
SoVie ahd CediH was alarming and the fatality g,ca,
~ conhued also TO rage in buelvo, Aynote Trians and
pddoz bat although il has evidently stricken terror into
no h'hus Of Tie Spanards, ii has fallen
s"o' OF me desrtuc ion experienced om its presence
IN re" Orleans, and many other places in this country
soya' order Promulgated on the I7h o, Septe,nhccr
rom adrid prohibited the the ports OF Sp,in
VI an vessels coming from The rivers Guadana and Qua
oliquver aud The intervening coast until they shall have
performed qaraniae at Mahon and subject TO seven d,ys
observable" IN the said parts oil such shall arrive from
,ne remaining part OF the Southern coast of An!aus.
Huadalquiver aud Agesiras, and Gibraltar bo,h
ports ncluded.-.N Y Cam .4dr wa