The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02
PROCLAMATION,


The Senator Chattal. count of Ch0ntelout
commissary extraordinary Of II. NJ. in
the 1874 military diViSion, &c. &c.
Brave uvergnats-Inha bitants of the Puy-
de Dome and Of the Cautal,
81 For twenty centuries your devotedness
to your country and to your sovereign has
served as an example to the rest of France
| At this moment, in which your country &
your sovereign call for assistance, you will
| shew yourselves the worthy descendants o,
| your ancestors.
An ephemeral success has brought the
enemy on the sacred soil OF France, il is for
you that 1t is reserved to repuise them be
yond our frontiers. Take that manly atti-
tude which forms the dissing eishing charac-
lteristic OF your province (; prove to Europe
that you are not degenerated sons consuit
only the voice of honor, Of your sovereign s.
OF your magistrates F.; arm yourselves, spd
the enemy will flee at your sight.
The brave Marsha! Augereau, Duke de
iCastIgiione, will direct your courage, e guide
your phaianxes an army of troops Of the
live, which is already assembled under his
orders, will march with you TO victory. The
contest will not be long, and the result of this
last effort viii be peace that peace which
the Emperor desires "a srdently as YOU, and
which is the cali OF all that peace which
can be conquered in few days by an una
nlmous movement that peace, fin=llv,
which alone can preserve your liberty, pre-
serve your fortunes, protect your families,
and restore you TO the free enjoyment of all
that IS most dear 10 you.
How sweet will it be for YOU 70 re en-
ter yNur homes AFTER shorr period Of - :
ig e, and tn be able Co say 20 yourselves.
and 20 your fellow citizens. to yr1r CD ildren.
TDe have yer once more aQUed our csunfry ~
Cl:rmoi.t, Jar. Is, 1914.
The Senator CHAPTAL.
he auditors in the Cnuucii Of State of the
commission extraordinary,
De RILIoTLI,
DE Parties
Lyons, Jan. 21.-Yesterday at half past
SIX in the evening arrived in this city 1900
infantry from VileRcia. An immense pop
Giation went out TO meet them, and reeeiv.
ed them Wit, cries Of long live the Empe
ror, long live the FRENCH" I" long i've
the brave troops" All the houses near the
Nhone were suddenly illuminated at the
moment OF the passage Of the troops. WINE,
liquors, and lodgings, were furnished 10
those brave soldiers who have come to the
defence OF tbs second city os the empire.
which was threatened by some thousand
paruzan enemies, with pillage and devasta
tion. Tn the 1873 the enemy had nushed
ma advanced posts to the gates of Lyans, by
me road OF ~. Clair. a brisk ftjng was
heard ~ the evening n that direction, and
ne inhabitants were in general consterns-
lan' lest the reXt day the enemy Should
take possession e he town.
but IN the night ofthe 18th General Nina
n'er III concert with Count Bnndy, the Pre-
ieot' ordered the troops of the line to re AXE
me advanced posts. They advanced to
she village OF Caluire, p very important mil
hary post, and forced all the frs, eDen,y's
post' TO retreat. This success was princi.
patty owing 20 the ntrspidty of The txo
companies 81 Sreuadiers and fageiers Of the
l4th regiment, At the head Cf Which was
Tue chisf Of battalion Iealdj, very brave
and intelligent Officer.
On the 10Th IN the OorhiBC, p part cF the
rtoPs WHICH arrived the evening be ore.
advanced nPon the enemy and pat an end to
'Delr demonstrations. Gen Babna, the
. mmander OF sbc army q the allies. had
thought tnat he shouid enter LyoEs without
reeis' sncc.
i's'erday NAVY pieces of cannon enter
90 Lyons, preceded by 9O0 infantry.
10 day or3cO light cavslry have arri-
'-ed having It their head Marshal Au0.
IN expect in a few havs 1907 200
n"r o. he natl nAi gaard Of Nouiinq. Ten
'hcu ana men Of the srmy of Spuchst are on
h 9r pi1FcH.
Lpons M. 81 --'fhe cp~t., ot,eanp.ea
IN PES he Rhoue oppos ts ~ the VILLAGE of
Az u, but they we're r.rcntd, the whole
IpoDuiaiion bavirg 5ccn assembled.
The Marshal Dute @. Cas,is Lone tae ;,s,