The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-02

heorm tue duke or PlaCentla and that FL
oa, by former treaty belonged to Cambace-
res The little King of Rome, it seems, IS to
take the title of Prince OF Parma and Placen-
tia 1t is stated that this arrangement was
mate from motives of delicacy to the Empe-
ror of Austria
SPEECH OF MARSHAL. BERTGIER.
CoMPGEGNE, April %.
Al the Marshals of France arc here. They
this day did homage to the King at the Castle.
The Prince OF Neufchatcl (Bcrthier) thus adj
dressed his Majesty:
"SrRE-After twenty-five years of uncer-
tanty and tunlut, the French people have a.
gain entiTstcdthc care of their happiness to
that dynasty h;ch eight ages Of glory have
consecratcd IN the history of the world, is the
most ancient chat ever existed. As warriors
and citizens, the Marshals Of France have
been led, by ali the impulses of their soul, to
second this movement of the national wish
Absolute confidence in them, future admiration
for greatness under misfortune, ali, even TO for-
mer rccollcctlons, concur to excite in our
warriors, always the support of the s2lenclours
of the French armies, these transports which
your Majesty observed on your passage. AL
ready, sire, the accents ofther gratitude have
preceded you. How is it possible to paint the
emotion with which they were penetrated On
nearing with what touching interest your Ma
Jesty, forgetting your own misfertunes, seem
ed only to be occupied with those oft the French
prisoners 1t is of little Importance YOU
sad to the magnanimous Alexander, under
what banners thcse 10000 prisoners have
served, they are unfortunate, / see amongst
them only my children. At these memorable
words, which each soldier repeated to his COM
radc what FrcnChman could fail to perceive
the blood or the great Henry, who nourished
Farls whilst he bescigcd it; like him his illus
lrlouS descendant comes to unite all French
men in one family Your armies, Sire. of
which the Marshals are to-day the organ,
consider themselves happy in being called by
their devotion and fidelity to second such ge-
norous cfforts''
he King made a most affectionate reply
and embraced them. They were afterwards
presented to the Duchess d'Angouleme, and
to the Prince OF Condo, and Duke of Bour-
bon.
The Marshals dined with the King when
the King gave toast, "Me French .Ira7ieS.''
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR OF AUS
TRlA.
PARIS, April 10.
Emperor Of Austria. The Prince of Bene-
vento having oppressed the gratitude due to
his Majesty for all he had done for France
the Emperor replied.
Se''at0rs-I receive with sensibity the
expressions of your sentiments
The repose and happiness of France are
intimately connected with the happiness and
repose OF my people. A neighbour of France,
us interests cannot be Indifferent to me- The
happlest periods for Austria and France have
ocen these when their princes were united by
bonds of friendship.
have combated for 20 years, those prin-
clples which have laid waste the world. BY
the marriage OF my daughter, made, as a So
Verelgn and father, an immense sacrifice to
the desire OF putting an end to the rnsfortunes
OF Europe The sacrifice has been in vain,
out snail never regret having done my do
ty.
Peace, but lately impossible, is going to
become easy ard stable under the ewes of a re-
gular and paternal government rc-estabIshed
IN France. Let all parties rally round the
hinS let one only sentiment animate the ma
ZION; and my efforts united with those of nv
powerful and generous allies, will be crowned
with the tlrSt success of which | am amli
t'ous' France viii be powerful, tranquil and
happy"
~ April d.
appeared
-" We Charles Philip of France, monsieur.
Lieut. Gen. of the Kingdom, &c
Learning with grief, that the venerable
mead OF the church, at the time he was drag
yea rom ms capital, was also stTipt of num-
Der OF insignia and ornaments, and even of
tne seals used i'll the exercise of the Sovereign
Pontihcate
Learning also that these articles are de-
posted IN Paris, and wishing by the promp-
tltudc OF q restitution but too Just to manifest
to the Holy Father our zeal and devotion
and to prove to Europe and to Chiistendom
how much past excuses have been, and are
Tar from our thoughts and heart. as well
as from the hearts and thoughts the French :.
Having seen the Report of the Provisional
Commissioners fer Religion, and the Council
OF State being heard, we have ordered, and do
order as follows:
l. ne insignia, ornaments, seals, archives.
and generally, all the articles used bv the Ho-
ly sec, in the exercise of the Sovereign Pom
uhcate, which arc at present in Paris or any
OF the Departments shall be immediately Dla-
ced at the disposal Of the Holy see, which shall
be cntreatcd 10 accept their restitution.
%. The Provisional Commissaries of the
Departments Of the Interior and of Religion
IS charged with the execution Of this order
(oiSned) CHARLES PHILIP"
April q.
Russia, Austria, Great Britain. and Prussia
have guaranteed Norway to Sweden These
powers have sent a deputation to the Danish
Prince Regent III Norway, to declare to him,
that the allies of Sweden we're determined TO
fulfil their engagement e. her, aud to warn
hun otthc abyss into which he would drag
people whom ne IS misleading bv fallacious r,,-o-