The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-11

L hN d'sR~NSh IlOCGcOS 10 IeCdDtIuadsS
al the mihtarY events which took place
tTon the tst OF February to the surrender
OF Paris, the details of which we have al
ready published
PARIS, April
MY Lord-I have the honor to anrex
herewith copy OF the capi,ula,iau of the
city OF Paris. / feel it impossible to COMFY
to your Lordship an accurate idea, or
Just description of the scene that present d
itself Yesterday in this capital, vhsn his IL,
perial Majesty the {, 'pernr of Russia the
King o. Prussia, and Prince Schsar.zea-
burg, maze their entry at the head cf tic
Allied troops. The enthu>iasm and exui-
tation tina: Yves exhibited II ust have very
FAR exceeded what the most sangu.ne and
devoted friend of the ancient dynasty %
France could have pictured to his own n,ind
ard those who are less personally interes
TED. but equally srd-nt il that cause, could
20 longer hesitate in pro1ouacing that ihe
restoration Of their legitimate King, ths
downfall OF Brnapsrte and the desire az
peace, has become Inc first and dearest wish
ct the PariSsns, who have by the events oi
me last two days been eTnarcipated from
system of terror md despotisn. impossible
to describe. while they have been KEEP in
ignorance, ty the arts Of falsehood and de-
0e't' Incredible for sn enlightened people
and mcCmprehensible to the rejecting part
OF mankind.
The cavalry under his Imperial H!ehness
toe Grand Arch Duke Constantine, and tha
guards Of all the different allied forces were
formed in columns early in the rrorn,rp CT.
the road from B'Hdy % Paris. The Emp
r9r of Russia 81 h al hs staff his gene
fails End tle;r suites preseu.. rroces<ieti
Pant'n where he king ~ Prussia jon ed
h'n with a sjo;ilar coits ge thps. S-ye
reigDs, surrounded bv alI Ire Prime es in
he army, tor tner vie, the Prince, Field
M"rshal and the An titan Etat Ma
jor, pas ed through the Fsuxbc--e St Mar
ia. and en- er' d tho barrier NJ Paris shout
eeven O'clock, the CosSas k Of she eu,r..
forming the advance &c the march, a,rra.7.
Vas the cr0ud so enormous, as we'll "a n.
accia0 a'iou so great. thai it wss difTicuh ID,
move rward hus before the NIrnarcte
cached the Pont de S Marin, 70 ,u-a &C.
the 3 u'evsrds, there was a nc oral irnross
oi''ty rf proceeding, AL Paris seeried to h
Assemhled and Concentrated in one $ O.
orc suipus. or spring, evidently dieeoted al
Their movements he thronged in sucr
mas es round the EJnpsrcr ana King. tina,
with all their condCscsndirg and ora ciors
familiarity, eXten6ing their bands on aI.'
SIDES, 1t vas N vain to attempt to satisfy
the populece,
They were positively eaten I'D amid,
the cries Of i've L'Empereur Alexander 3"
e" vive IL Roi Ge usac," " vive nos ii.er
teurs nor id he air alone resoun3 with
these pesls, for with louder scclams;ions -
posi- lie, they were mingled wih those a
|" Nive lie Roi" 1--WE Louis XVIII"
" NIve les BcuIbons," -" bas lie Tvrar. 4" the
white cockade appeared very generally
many OF the national guards, whom | saw
wore them. The clamor US applause Of
the multitude was seconded by sim,la.
demonstration from ali the houses leg the
line to the Champs EIysses, ard hardker-
chiefs, as we'll as the fair hands I Al way
ed them, seemed to be H. coat,n d cont
sition. In short, IN Lord, to "a a ne.
SnCh 1anliesgatlon Of cleo; ic fee LINE .
Paris displayed, it aust have been wines
ed-my humble desc ipticn cam. INK,
you conceive X. The {, Vereiens hoLed 81,
the Champs Elysees, where tf,- ICONS cell
ed befure them IN the NEST admirable crder
ard the headquarters we're established ?.
Paris.
have the honor to annex tn e d clora,ior
1t the Emperor Alexander. Bonapartc.
appears moved his army from Trayas b
Sens, towards Fontainbleau, WI r M.
the debris Of Marshals Martier sDd Ma,
monPS corps will join him. He arr.v i 3.
Fremont the day before Yesterday. & won
have been az Paris had il not bsen i'm DOSE.
SION OF the allies on hearing VIA. had &c
CURED, he retired to Corbe,i, & from ,rence
has probably collected his army IN the pei,.l..
borhood Of Fontainble a, which cannot
mount to more than 40 or $4,000 men
That he may make desperate attempt.
think probable, if his army stands BY him
which will be questionable, If the Senate e.
nation pronounce its-if.
The Allied Armies march n r,,-,o,,,
with the exception Of the cuards and re
serves, who remain here towards Frn-
tainbieau, and will take Up a position, or be
regulated by che movements Of Borans,,o
(Signed) CHARLES STEWART
Lieutenant eherai.
discount Castlereagh &c. sc.