The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
Canrress at Belipe-e,ts.

Congress- IT BeiGge,cnts.
Feb. 6. yesterday the Dukc OF v;cenza
| (Caulincourt) gave a dinner 10 Lord C.,s,le-
reah. Minister Of Foreign afairs of Eng
land /; to l. ~ CatScart add Lord Ab,r-
deem, ,eniposen,iaries 70 the Congress for
England; u Count Stallion, Plenipo. for
Austria; to Count RsZYmowssy, Pieni2o.
Tor Russia ard TO Count Humboldt, plenpo.
Tor y ussia. The negotiations appear 20 so
on with activity" 6fonitsur
"Feb. z Yesterday the members OF Sne
congress dined with Lord Cast,ereagh. 1t
mas be- remarked that the best e, Cgette
reigned among the Ambassadors, and espe
claiiy between the English ant French, who
are iu'l OF attention and tsrepenGnce f.r each
other" I-on;t,yr
feb. 9. Yesterday courier from Lord
lC"ssereagh passed through this city on his
way from Chatillou to Loadcn. having taken
me route of Nogcnt, Paris and Calais. In
!hture all the couriers from the EusIish
Minister az thc Congress, are TO pass the
same vay, as being much the nearest"
Pars, FEDS. They write from Versailles
that division of the army osS.a lSouicsl
arrived there this morning and that 20
morrow and the day after they will be- f..
lowed by second srd third.
feb. 4. 1t was reported here yesterday
that an engagement had ia ken place a. Bri
enne The lst February but we decline Civ
Tag an account or it TO our rsaders Is we
nave not received the particulars.
we have seen this day great oumber of
military men who lately rnada part uf the
army on the frontier of Spain They win
depart To- morrow for Champaign.
Pd1s, Feb. S. The enire,ehments which
nave beeh raised es the barriers Of Paris,
are this t'ay completed.
oo the Sfa pr. the Emperor and King
NsSueo hts letters pa ent, coniiI ming the Re
ssney OF the Fm2Ire in her Mcjes.y the
impress and Queen Marie. i.on;sa.
ne CARDINAL aiaurv has issued a man
date ordering that public PRAYERS be offer
ca TO A''a1gh:y God for the prosperity Of
n's n,a]esty's arn>s against the invasion of
ehs rre"cN TERRITORY hy the allied powers.
f0,fs, Feb. q. The army Continues to
manoeuvre. and to,secort with an unex,m
pieH Z:ai the movements conceived ard or
uereu oy MS Maj"s'y e. proFit by The FIRST
successes gained by oVr arms. I. hasmarch.
eu 20 lof" junction at Arci, upon tho Aube.
with tie 'ro' ps placed in that position IN,
der the orders OF The Marshal the Duke of
ireyiso. During these operations, we see
!'eIhorcements destined 10 rejoin rfe army.
@'five and deparc every day. Yesterday
we nrSt ei''s'oD OF infantry OF the troops
WINCH Mere expected from Spain had arri
yea at Versailles. The second division &c
ou: DAYS march behind. The third ;s
Dearthe second. Beside this beautiful re-
serve OF mtsntrY, the division Of cavalry
commanded by Gen. Os lihard advances by
forced marches. II is ar this moment uocn
me Lore, and taseS the same direction &c
the divisions of infantry.
FROM the other side, regiments came
rom Catalonia, enter SUCCESSFULLY, every
day into Lyons snd augment the coros
Il a,"e a!Veany considerable within the
W wan, o! mat city, and will soon be in
stst> ID assist, ~ an advantageous 5,,az,-,-,
in tbs measures of general defence. which
are wonderfully develoPed to our sight.
traveller WHO has Passed Burgundy.
through almost its whole length. and who
mas ju.e arrived at Paris, has given us de-
eaiis ~ the manner in which that beautiful
and unhappy province is now treated by the
enemy.
They have laid waste BreSse, and the en-
vrons ct Macon and Chal!nns. They fol-
~" the same course in the Cote ID or
they demand. without distinction, cuntrihu-
s'ol's rom towns and villages. they have
demanded two nillioas from the single
town Of Diem.
They arrived at Scmur the 25,h. They
quartered upon he inhabitants, and indule.
ell IN every excess. With sabre and pistol
III hand, they compelled the house keepers
to give them Whatever they wished.-'They
even made /: crime not to understand Ger.
= an. they Committed excuses against
the municipal Corps and even struck ma
Iny OF IT'S membsrs.-Thcy have piilaecd
many houses OF the most DISTINGUISHED men
-lhe damage is estimlted at more than
10000 crowns They finished by layi1g hea.
Wy contribution. and sat out on the 9Th Tor
IMonthard.
lher entrance into this little town has
been signalzcd by insults to the proprietors.
aud great part OF the inh abtants. They
went into the house of Madame DE Bur
FoN a grand daughter ut the celebrated
BURTON. twas there that that Great mn
composed his in mortal works. il was his
happiness TO embeiiish the place of his re-
trea'. The gardens wer2 curious, aud ca
geF'y visited by strangers. The n antstions
were admlrabie butthe enemy have over
1he'med the whole. Finally, alter having
done all the mischief that was in their now
err, they approached Troyes. We bsiieve
that here they have Terminated their move
fnen'' ha"ne been apprised that the Empe-
ror hid Quilted Paris to put himself at the
head OF the army.
IT FRENCR OFFICI?E .9CCOy1A-r
rAetsi FEE. 8. Her %4jes,y the Empre,, Re-
gent has received the foowng news of The s;,uston
pf me ARMIES on Ire 81 Fehrusry.
! The Emperor ar. l2eti at Vltry, Jan 16 Gen
bucii-r, with the srny Of Silesi4 bad r,as,ed ~.
Marie, snd was niafohing upon 'rroyes The ene,nv
entered br'snce the 2'th, sn.i sonhnueJ his march