The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

Paris 70: scv,r2i days ous stages had come
from the vicinity Of that oity, and brought
passenger. who fled iTom il as the allies
were entering.
sit was reported that Louis XIV III had been
proclaimed at Paris, x even romou,e.i ,;iat
he was there.
SOuit & Suehet bad never formed juno
ton. In the last defeat OF the former great
number VI French officers were killed, in
cluding three Gener1,S--one belonging To
Bordeaux.
j. was said that Soult's force was inferior
to Lord Wellington's, and was surrounded,
but that tAe remains OF his army cut their
way through and escaped. Soult aud his
troops we're much praised by the British for
the bravery they displayed.
British & Portuguese troops were known
TO have advanced upwards of 80 miles on
the road from Bordeaux 20 kochefort, tax =
ing possession OF the intermediate places.
The men Of war at Roche fort had beea
moved up the river and tGeir crews taken
TO assist in the defence of the place. /, was
reported that the seigs had been comIaeuc-
ed.
bordeaux was surrendered to Louis XVIII,
aud the white flag alone was exhibited
The Duke Of Angou!eme was there, & had
frequently attended at the Theatre, where
favor II Louis, old loyal music, and new nu-
sic composed for the occasion. The Dnke
, OF Angouleme's march WAS Que Of the new
tunes. Appropriate services were also per-
formed ct the churches.
| The Dukes box at the Theatre was de-
| corated with Bourbon cuiCrs.
Lord Wellington had net entered Bor-
deaux, en- account 1t was sail, of wound
ne had received in one of HE knees. by a
museet bali in the last action.
ihe forner Mayor OF B1.deaux was con-
tinued in o!hce under thc hew order Of
tn,ags
The British took in bordeaux river, ore
~, and brig c; war, and schooner which
mad been used as guard ships. Two tri-
gs1es on the stocks were destroyed by the
French before the surrender of the place.
Lore y, ellington had caused T. soldier 10
De shot foI iiiagng.
Proclar,atiors Of Louis XVIII, were in
circulation, promising general amnesty, x
chat purchasers OF national domains siuce
the revolution sh ,uid not be disturbed
Inc French people who were liberated
from the yoke Of Bonaparte expressed
themselves in the strongest terms of d@ies.
tat,o" OF hitn, and OF anxiety for some other
Ruler.
Early 10 January, three members of the
F-ench Legislative BODY, had Leen seized
at Paris and sent to Prison. Among them
was believed TO be the Member from
Bordeaux, who had shade speech against
Napoicon IN one of the sessions.
Ferdinand had returned to Spain.
Is was rur"Oured that Murat, king of Ma
pies, and brother-in law to Bonapartc, had
0-en @ss2ssiaated.
At tae last information from Bernadotte
he Vas within about GO miles Of Paris.
Dispatches for the French Ambassador,
Serurisr, were brought by the Ida. 1t is
said decree has been issued by Napoleon
permitting him to marry in this country
MIR. Crawford had taken up the snip Sa-
ratngat TO convey to England from Morlaix,
the british prisoners, WHO had belonged to
! vessels sent into France 10y American crui
sers. he mad wrote to England for pass
ports, and was in hopes of obtaining them
including permission for the American
gentlemen at Paris, about forty, alst
20 take passage in her. il was contem.
| plated 70 exchange the prisoners in Eng
! land Tor ike number of Americans, s. then
| 70 proceed to the United States.
| Very few letters were brought by the Ida
and most of those few for Southern places.
| Those for here are all dated Paris, March
10. [Bostou Palladium.
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