The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-24
EUROPE.
Ii'onstafioas from French hahers. received
at Phladeifhia, by The Girdon.
BORDEAUX, April 6.

expected on the morning Of the same day.
and the people that bortleret' the banks, the
guard OF honor and garrison in battle array
before the triumphal arch ccnsecrated To Nm
polean, anticipated Dy their wishes the mo-
'nent IA which the most admired and the
most beloved OF sovcrcigns would enter one
OF s;is good towns, a lovai and faithful CITY.
On the report tl,at his aaesty would not ar
rive before the 5th inst. the troops returned
TO the barracS, and the inhabitants to tbeir
houses. There had remained but small
number CT guards OF honor, some on foot and
Scme ON horse NacS, at the time of the land
ing OK his majesty who WAS immediately con-
Quoted to the palace Of the prefecture H.
Nj. announced that he wocld receive the next
DAY magistrates, who were Yesterday admit
Ell to present their homage and received an
swers full of Kindness. His majesty coude-
scended to converse with the members OF the
chamber OF commerce, inquired about the
state Of the city, and up foded, during the con-
versation, such knowledge both general and
particular of the trade us to asst onish the mer-
chants themselves: he gave them s;nguine
hopes hey withdrew as Tauch sensible for
the reception they had received, as they were
pleased with the promises OF a monarch who
never made any in vain. His majesty went
out afterwards from the palace, escorted by
the morse guards of honor, repaired to tho
Champ de Mars, reviewed the troops, went
afterwards to the river, stept into the CITY,
yatch, sailed all over the port, landed oppo-
site to the victual stores, mounted his horse.
went as far as Trompette castle, rode thro'
every yard OF this fortress, and entered
MS palace. We cannot express all the joy,
love and enthusiasm that shone forth every
where at seeing his majesty. The people
had eft ali the houses, except those from
which they could hope to see the monarch
ne wharvcs, streets and public squares
we're covered with an immense croud that
made the air resound necessarily with the
huzza, 'long live the emperor whilst the YES
sells dressed with a variety of flags aud pen
dants living. and the laundering noise of their
artillery, seemed to give life to the river it
self, and inspire the joy which sparkled with
SO much sensihil ty throughout the city
II. NJ. when he went to the play, would
have no cher escort, but his guard Of honor
of Bordeaux, that he has graciouslv been
pleased to permit to Perform duty in the pa
lace.
Paris. .AihrR LIT is now certain TIA.
Il. M. the emperor will go to Spain-This
monarch left Bordeaux OH the 18th inst. and
took the route of Bayonne. When he ap-
peared at the gallery Of The great hall ofthc
exchange, the unanimous huzzas of long EUc
me emperor, were heard together with wish
es for the preservation of prince to whom
fr Fnce'is indebted for her safety and glory.
Before lie came down his majesty sa.uted the
assembly, with eXp!esS;oas OF esteem ant.
kindness that would have increased, if it had
been possible che high opinion and sentiments
they entertained for his sacred person.
| Besides The four frigates that have return
ci. from a cruise, as we announced lately, two
other vessels OF the imperial navy, after a
cruise OF three months, in which they made
rich prizes on the enemy, have arrived az
IoulOn, on the 2Sth ult
FRINGE, .dfrH 3.-Mr. Rabnirt the consul
general of France, received on the Esd oS
. last month, from NJ Bez eres, the French
conmissary, letter informing him that the
Combined squadrons of ten sail of the line,
/ many trIgates, and few transports had hap
pity arrived at Corfu, on the 9th of Fsbru-
airy. Their arrival had obliged the enerly's
vessels TO abandon those seas On the next
day there arrived in our port a French cut
. te:' VIII dispatches to. the governor general.
mere has been iro;n that day great bust,e
In the port, which induces us to believe mat
the small Italian squadron which is here the
whole army, as well the Russian frigates
anA sIoops OF war will soon Dut to sea The
cutter set sail again Ina n,e,iiaieiy for Trieste,
PROBABLY 10 carry dispatches to three Russian
snlps OF tie IIne ana three Ergates that are
there. We expect to see the Venetian gujDh
tue seat OF scenes Vt an uncommon interest 1t
IS aihrmed to-day that the French squadron
I "Si' arm Nf''itfie tune mas COInpc ely sue
! ceeded IN providing the island OF Corfu with
the provisions and a.nmunitioas that were
sent TO him b. general Lemarois, the gover-
nor % the province of \ lcona.
TURKEY.
ConStanHnohie, 6iarch 6-The truce be-
tween Turkey and Russia is prolonged two
months longer. These two powers have al
ready agreed on the preliminaries Of a. peace,
througi. t,e interpretation of general Sebasti-
ami, the French ambassador. During these
two months, they will settle the other ar,i-
cles. The Porte, out Of regard for the en-
pcror Napoleon, has just consented to the
passagc of French troops through the Otto.
man empire, aud il is assured She viii give
great proofs Of the esteem and regard She
entertaIgs for his /. M For some time past
several courlcrs have been dispatched to
Persia and the East-Inoes, most of them by
gen Sebastiani who still continues 10 enjoy
the greatest consideration. 1t is Likewise as
sufed t. It the Sutan himself after some de-
liberation in the Divan, has granted to a
French army, destined for an expedition in
the East Indies, leave to- cross the province
OF Albania, and thnt several couriers have al
ready been dispatched to the governors there
of with orders to facilitate, as much as win
| lay in their power, tho march Of the French.
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