The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-06

s, ess'nS in ths ra;ne oFihe Depu,a,ion, pre-
scented 70 II. NJ. the sai,owiag address -
Fac Emperor had addressed the National
t'raTds previous 10 ms icasing this capital
Tor he Grant Army.
IIadom--H. N. the Emperor and kinr
has de'gned 70 permit his faithful subjects,
the officers o. the National Guard OF his
good city Oh Paris, tn lay at the foot of TIE
throne the homage VI their love and fdcii-
ty- a~
II is thus. Madam. tina, they have .ough.
to express them:
Sre--in setting out for the purpose of
going to head your armies, your Majesty in
trusts your beloved Spouse, your Son, the
hope otthc Nation, and delivers up the safe
~. the tranquility of the capital, to our love :,
our hdehty. and our cuurage-
Your nobie words. Sire, have struck 20
the bottom OF our hearts would to Heaven
shey nj ght equally have been heard at the
eX,remities OF France.
Yet f1ii OF emo! ion, and penetrated with
gratitude. We experience the want Of exc
pressing to your Majesty the sentiments
with which we animated.
Sre--Ypu may depart in safety let no
inqcictude respecting the fate of what you
leave. and what we hold most dear, disturb
your great thoughts go with our children
and with our brethren to repsl the coolies
ced enemies that ravage our prorinces--
10 the force ofyonr arms, to the power nf
your genius. we shall unite the might CT
public spirit that the dangers of the coon
try. the power of national pride reanip,ate c,
indignant At the iDsolent arrogance of for
eieners; and eSon will the enemies be sensi-
bic # the iTnprufence Of their nterprizes,
and the il!psion Of their hopes.
Sre-Yeu saved France Is years ago :;
| you viii save il again now
Your armies, already nvmcrms, will in :
Grease with the new levies that hasten from
| all parts, to expel the enemy from the land
| Of the sncteot Gauls, and maintain the in
tegrity OF the Empire in it's natural limits.
such as have been acknowledged by the en-
emies themselves.
he whole of France will have as a rat
lying word Deiiyerance of their Territory.
| In vain, Sire, have the enemies conceived
the Injurious hope of dividing the nation
| 10 the hatred and luminosity that the fear of
your genius inspires them with, your faith
tut subjects viii oppose their love and conf
dence, that the vicissitudes of fortune have
not destroyed
Yes, Sire, the indissoiuble union between
| the nation and the Sovereign will Put an end
To the transient unfaithfulness of victory );
and ciRgipg around you, the French shall
vef be tri1Ihphapt.-
Proud ct the august trust that YOU mace
IN our faith, the Inhabitants of all classes,
composing the national guard of your good
] city of Paris, animated with the same spirit,
penetrated with the same sentiments, will
defend your capital against strangers. and
/ your throne against the efforts of all
| kinds Of enemies
They are ready to form rampant with
| their bodies around that throne on which
4 tree IF no ~
your Mi 'sty and yonr dyna .ty, to the d.
r'tion OF which are attached the glory, the
safety, and the repose of France
| In receiving the Grown, Sire, you also
received our oaths we renew them this
day at the feet of your Majesty, and the
feet OF the reveret spouse. so worthy o. YOUR
1--we and of ours, and before the cradle of
yoor august son,
Mfadam-We beg your Majesty 20 have
the goodness TO convey the expression Of
our sentiments to the feet Of his august
throne.
(Signea)
The Marshal Duke de CONEGLIANO.
Major General.
The Count de M0NTMORENCY,
Aid M jor General.
Pie Count de MONTESQUJOU.
Ai9 Major-General.
The Count dUf.LTN,
Aid Major General.
There follows the signatures of ali the Of
icers of the National Guards.1
Her Majesty the Empress made an
swer.
Messieurs Officers of the National Guard
of Paris--I have shared the sentiments thar
the Emperor felt when addressing Won
Like him. have an entire confidence in
your cosrage. in your devotedness & in voar
fidelity.
l shall give orders SO tha, yopr adtjress be
transmitted without delay 20 the Emoeror.
THE National Guards Of the CITY of pa
MS alone, ere calculated at one hundred
thousand effective men.]
Hruheim, Ja,. 81.
1t ts this day reported tina, General Blu
low has established his head quarters At
brussels. and effected his junction with thu
troops OF Gen. B'uchsr. ], ia rumoured
iha' Luxembourg is in the possession of the
allies.
NRw-YoRx, April 1.
Arr. the Sch'r Boxey, Read, DAYS from Hsyan-
ma. with Sugar, MDssses, TO. Saw no cruzers ON
the passage The privateer, Ssuey Jack, of BaIt.
NOR, had been erdisng off Hayanna and had IN de
nraag 6rises. The H. S. frieste Constitution bad
heen ~ chase Of British SO esB fres,e, supposed
TO he ia Pique, gheh escaped her in the night
Translated for the Z. Post, from an Hayan-
ma C'z'tte, rtr he Boxer.l
PROCLAMATION.
LOUIS XVIII, & &c. The momen. has
at last arrived when Divine Providence ap