The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29

ton and tor which the address was agreed to
mem. diss. was stated at about II ,00Ol. per ann.
The sum of lo0,oo0l. is to be expended in
the purchase ot estates, &c, to be attached to
the Dukedom.
Nay 1O.-Some accounts from the continent
mention, that it was intended TO incorporate
the Grand Duchy of Warsaw with the Rus
sian Empire to unite the whole fthe Vcne-
tan provinces, with Lombarty to Austria
and To give great part or SaXony to Prussia.
Elay H.
Dispatches were on Sunday received by go-
Vcinment, announcing the arrival Of Bona
parte at the lslaIdCf flba. He embarked ON
board the UndaMtcd fIigate, to be conveyed
TO that place. Throughout the whole of the
south OF France, wherever ne passed, he was
hooted by the p pulace, and in some places
stoned. Sometimes he was obliged to mix
with his attendants, in order to Green himself
from thc hil! of The people, and 10 JOIN iii the
Cry or " FiJ'eM irs BcGr6o1,S," al other times.
to mount the white cockade, and in short, his
whole Journey WAS one Of peril, and had, in
several places nearly been fatal to him. On
his journey lie would no; spca,. 20 any body
but Col. Campbell. lIe expressed the utmost
conterhpt OF I'll llLioris but Great Britain. Of
which nc uttered the warmest praises, and
SAID, that She was the 5oat reSfechbie nation
On earth; He said that he intended to make
tam, out the pcC.nc n { uiltst FOR such an ele-
vatinn, and unworthy Of it. He persevered
III not utteiing syllable 10 any body but Col
Campbell.
Lieut.. Col Campbell, who accompanied
Bonaparte from Paris is promoted 20 the brc-
vet rank o! cC!crSi in the army, f" on the CONT
nent and in the sand OF Elba only" From
this expression. il would appear, that Col
Canpoeii, a.c ne CHER allied officers, pla-
ecu ~ se'e'lh,c""alc" over Napoleon, arc to
continue with hiUi u Eiba for some time.
1Iay lit Is said, mat there are at pre-
sent IN the neigibo.hocd of Paris, upwards of
ment
We understand that the Government Of
Gibraltar hIs been offered to Lord Bcresfortl.
ne arrival of Gen. SarraZin from ENGLAND
IS announced in Paris paper.
ne increase i'll the manufacture of woolcn
cloth, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, in the
last year, h&sbecn 1881, $40 yards beyond the
quantity manufactured in the preceding wear.
IL IS sand to be determined that the Congress
Tor the negotiation of a general peace, shall
DC hc'o III London, and the treaty to be cnti-
led, the Treaty of London, in consideration of
the part which q. Britain has acted, and the
sgccour, as well as example, she has given to
ali the Bclligcrent allies.
Dug l1.-Ihe Harlan Courant of the 10Th
has an article from Bremen OF the 4th, which
states, that The Norwcgians are disnosed tn
renounce their project of forming an indepen-
dent state
CorsicQ--Ihis Island has shaken off the
yoke OF bonaparte. Three deputies arrived
dt heShorn ApIn Ii, To solicit Of Lord w.
benuncN the protection of England.
An Austrian general has taken possession
OF the Kingdom OF Italy in the name of the Al
lied Powers. The Austriatns and British have
entered Venice
EFtFact Of a letter from Paris.
mere are three royal marriages to take
place forthwith; the Duke dc EeI1i narries
the Grand Duchess Anne, the King of Pms
STA the Dutchess of Oldenbursh, < the here
ditary Prince OF Prussia an Austrian Princess.
D.c....,, LoSDoS, May 1E
state, that the dGfnitive treatyisn great fcr,yain &
that Lord Iastercagh pcct,d to return ia F,Iond
with itby the LIST Of June.
ny an ordinance OF Louis NNUI. MAY 5, his roaies
", AFTER autlnS to the ratification olhc convention n
tween France and thcallicd powes c.prpsses aeion;l
iheW al having learnt that the commandments or inten
uants OF tic allied powers, have Continued tn ,en,,r.
wa" contributions, or TO exercise very extensive. reo,isi
uUiis, &C We, says this document have. the bann,,
assurance, that such ar, CONTRARY, In The M
ions oil TIC severe assembled in Our capital and tb
decree then orders that the foreign troons he eunrlI
W'th HeccsS1cs nut the orders to be given from
the KING; and no orders shall be obeved Which sI,aIJ
proetcd from tnc commanders or iucndauts OF the a.
lied powers. u ''' a'-
french Nctg.-When the preliminaiies Of reace he
tween France and The Allied Powers arc sianed the
number o. ships OF war actuay equipped in the SIX ma
rune alSti1cts, Is To be reduced ~ follows IA Ain, az
the ne u riSat,s II cutters, Is blis IS flutes 30
Transports but the vessels which arc at Flushing Ant
tltts -'0i VI
The Prince Of Nirtemburs, and Generals Won E.,.
sen and Oppen, are airiyCdfrom France. The Fn,n,
T0F o huSSa and tlIs King of Prussia with Eucher and
P'aios, are expected on Sunday.
he glorious Marshal Blucbcr a, th,. co,.ros, o,
particular invitation OF lis Ioyl highnrs the pince
KeEent, is to reside at Carlton House during his o m
Lo-f,sL 10y 81
The 'ided soyereigns to laaye Paris on ,he 18Th
The Duke Of Wellington will it IS said, leave Paris
to-inoricF or next lay for England
70 Nontcur oi The 10th contains Diyorst's and all
me "oerai~ ct The French army f;arabi,,ch adhc-
SION ana csihS o Obedience and fidelity to Louis lStl
Llus, by the grace q God, Kug Of Franc, .uJ r-e
'arTc ''Gs cr'cTcd ;lia Council OF War ne t,1oa in
","ci Marsiu' Fey, Auscrcau aud Macdonald are to
The forts ofthr Heller IN the feet were surrender
ed 10 the nutci 'i.v S.
IN extraordinary discovery is said 10 have como out
respecting thv icrc's CcNcsizlaf Under sanction nj
which supposed holy Instrument the T,epc! cl,r,v as
tvmcd their saccidCa cHcc uat e.. Ronaa, t W. ,la,
tps CotordH Fa noi si2ued ~ H.. Holiness but tor.,
al, 10 answer TN pcit ygi sad Oh the n,ourot
The Pore reached H1nc o., tie I'll an ami Tho d.
mlnons otihc Church were Surrendered to him.
ihe tony Comm s'c'"TS ~ the allied uovets yyLo
2"' ccf-.ci HUleraste 60 Eils ara, returned IN pm,
MI iimt hes hC, sid OF his weak ness and