The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-18
From the National Advocate.

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From the National Advocate
we have read the Paris Journals receiv-
ed by the OEUier, & have III ade from them the
following abstract of the most interesting
articles:
Paris. .9yirit 20.
Inc allies ordered the irregulars Cos
sacks) out of France. The late empress
Maria Louisa was alb a. 70 proceed to Wien
ma with ner son [the late king of Rome.)-
ne emperor Of Russia invited to a fete gi-
ven by Marshal Ney, and accepted the in
vltaticn' Bonaparte has demanded chy-
INST ootanist & an astronomer to go with
nm into the island OF E.lba. 1t is no. vet
knoWA who will have the romantic gene
rosity TO accompany him. He reads every
morning the Paris news papers blames or
approves the acts Of the new government :.
ana II any thing dispieases him too much.
breaks out l9to furious storm of passion
re says that when he arrives in the island
OF Eiba, he intends to be very busy--to write
ms own iife--to develope circumstances &
incidents known to himself only-and to
characterize the great men of the present
age.
Inc emperor Alexander has resolved to
hoerate all the French prisoners now in Rus
STA.
zen. Lefebre Denouettes goes with Bona
parte to Elba, but has declared his adhe.
sion to the Bourbons. The general of ar.
tuieFy Druor also accom- panies him, & gen
Bertrand.
The judges of thu different courts of Jus.
tice at Paris have been admitted to an audi
e0ce OF Monsieur, who observed, that Low
IS ~ III would not have desired to ascend
the throne OF his ancestors but with the n
unanimous consent of the French
Va the 9Th April, marshals Ney and Mac.
donald, accompanied by Caulincourt. came
to Paris from the IL. Q. of the French army
20 bring proposals from Bonaparte TO submit
20 the decision of the French Senate & peo-
RMte. ana TO abdicate IN favor of his SON.
1 MS proposition was rejected.
1t IS said that cardinal Fesch (uncIe) and
madame Bonaparte [mother) of Napoleon,
WIN retire into the Papal territories Jo-
SePn ana Jerome will go to America, AID
Louis to Switzerland.
he provisional government had publish
ed an address to the officers and soldiers of
tne army, declaring that their honors, rank
ana pensions should be preserved, and or
oered all prisoners Of war in France, of
Whatever nation, to be liberated.
The Prince of Neufchatel (Berthier) had
sent in his adhesion.
ne emperor Alexander having visited
the institute. M. Lacretelle, Me President,
addressed, to which the emperor replied
nave always admired the progress
winch the Frenchhave made in the sciences
and letters. They have greatly contribu-
ted to spread throughout Europe the lights
OF knowledge. / do not impute to them
tne n'sfnrtunes which have desolated their
country, and take great interest in the re-
estaoii'ament of their liberty. To be useful
to mankind is the sole object of nv pursuit.
ana no other motive has led me into
France"
Marsnai Serrurier lunce to the French
h'nister1n this country1 governor of the In
Valds and Senator, concurred in the de.
thronemcnt of Bonaparte.
Oh the 9th April, Bonaparte reviewed.
ths troops at FontainbleSu, and the mar
sheiS aud generals having learnt the reyn-
Iu'lon which had taken place al Paris. con
ferrsd together, and spoke 80 loud that Bo.
naparte heard them. He affected, however
not to listen, and the review being ended,
Marshal Ney entered TIC palace With him.
ana iNlloHed him 10 his cabinet. He asked
hIm It ne knew OF the great revolution tina,
hau happened az Paris Boneparte answered
mat lie kne" nothing oft. Eey then han
ped hlh the Paris wspapers. He see N
co % be reading them win attention. in or
qer 20 gam time Tor an answer. Marshal
LeIeSvre entered, & said with an ANIMATED
accent to the CT devant EMPEROR" You
are lost you would not listen TO the advice
OF any OF your old servants the Senate
nave pronouoced your destinations" These
words made 50 awful an Impression upor
me man Who was accustomed to REGARD
himself as shove laws, that he burst into ?
nool Of FEARS. After some moments Of re
neCuons be wrote an act Of aDdica.ion in
FAVOR OF hls son. Afterwards he proposed
10 march Tor Italy with 10000 men he Rad
az Fontainbeau, and JON Prince Fuo@n..
ne repeated seTsral times" IL arrive,
am certain OF being acknowledged BY All
ray He again revie we'd his tror1ss, and
"'A coabtsnancs vas pale and altered. lie