The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-24
FOREIGN.
Further Extracts from Cork nahers.
BON.APARTE'S VOYAGE TO ELBA.
Letter. from CAM Usher.


much honor to our Country. The sacrifices
that have been made by us for the good Of
mankind, are uncxampted in history. 1t has
fallen to my extraordinary lot, TO be the jaiier
OF the Instruments If the misciy that Europe
has 81 long endured, and you will believe me,
when saw, that far from allowing HIM TO
think, that bear in mnd any luminosity to-
~ lr,is him, from recollection of what my
country suffered. ! cn,!eavyr by my attention
TO quiet his Uneasy mind 1t appears to me
like a dream, when l0oi back Is months S
see all Europe PROSTATE 1T his feet, and he
now my prisoner. 1t is 4 glorious finish te my
cervices, and leaves me nothing more to wish
for. AS Count KAN, Aid-de-camp TO Prince
Schwartzenberg wall set OF immediately for
Paris, and takes charge of my letter, have
only time to tell you. lat on the Nth OF A.
prl, the white fl G was displayed at Mar
settles by the inhabitants. Anxious 70 shake
HANDS with my former enemies bat now my
friends, pushed into tine, anchorage efore
the town, but not without some opposition
Hom the military a battery having open0d
It's IRE and struck rs.--Ehis appeared 10 ne
such an act Of treachery, that i opened my
hroaaside, and in 10 minutes, silenced the hre.
inow SAW the inhabitafJs assembling ON the
ranpaTts, waving white hahdkerchieis.--
Ths determined ne AT all hazards 20 enter
soon afte- the Mayor and the Municipality
came off, forced by the people 20 apologize for
the act OF hostility and until they were assn
red that was satisfied with the apology the
town was III q state of insurrecton. ] ,mme-
diately went on shore With Capt. Napier of
the Eur!' alus, under my orders, and We we've
received by upwards Of $4,000 2 eple, who
literally carried us to the Town Hail, when d
speech was made 10y enc of the Municipality,
alter which we were Carried to the Govern
or's, aud with him Z AZ the authorities, went
to near Te DetW chauuted-aftcr which we
went n pro ession round the town, amidst
Shouts OF the loudest JOY and eHthusiasm.---
Such mixture OF mad joy and melancholy
was never before Witnessed. | assure you !
saw thousands Of women with Their hands
clasped, eXteiIded TO Heaven, bewa.iing the
loss ot nusO ah1s, brothers, sons, but partaklng
IN the general joy OF deliverailce nom q ty-
Fanny that cannot be conceived, muck less
described. When we retIrned to the Cover
xor's the mob assembled round his house /; he
requested we should drive cut in his carriasS-,
so satisfy curiosity, which we did, and arrived
at part Of this magnificent city, where none
but royalty are allowed to enter III Carriage.
HE mob tore down the iron rails, and We
drove IN. Our carriage was then stopped,
and ladies came forward begging to be permit
rcd 20 shake haIldS--we were soon suitocated
With kisses. We then mad d speech, whici.
was chesretl by the loudest huZzas from I'M
fa-NiiS~ AVIS VI INN I'll, - Viii
cert, the Opera, al places were alike, you
Could hear nothing but FtUent les .Angi,is,
PiUe Louis tI,-r hlIs. When entered the
Opera, in the evening, they huzzaed for half
Ava h0ur. / harrangued them ana called cut,
EveliAs,i 8 peace g friendship with oar bro
Shers, the French they cal.ed my ideas Ssi6-
Helc, < Cheered me with the .oudest aCclama-
tons. What nation Now tor Napoleon.
--On the 18th, Col. Campbe j drove into M r
hoy mis- iCr,eH ri
reash TO attend Napoleon be sand he came
by the express wish IF Napoleon himself, to
request would go round t. st. fropez,
where iC was intenled he should embark, as
he did not Consider himself safe on board q
French fiTsate, which had been ordered by
che trenCh government TO convey him to Eli
ba. Neat day, | arrived at 'IrOpe2, but founc.
chat ne bad altered LIS route, and was at
Frejns Git was at Frcius he landed ON MS
return trom Egypt At O'Clock ! arrived,
ami was introduced to the Russian Commits
sioner, Count oaouvaioif, the Austrian Gitner-
a. KoeAer, PrussIan Count Iruxos, Eng,is!i
Colousi Campbell, and Count lAlan. Soon af-
ter my arrival, CcuDt Bcrtran,, Grand Mar
shal, informed me that Il was tic Empcroi's
WISH 70 see me, (ic is still! acknowledge Eni-
pecor and Sovereign OF the Island u tl5a.
When / was presented, he sad mat i.e
was once ii great enemy t. England, tux ro',
SsS d. StiSCit q stIGiA--iiC SttiI - g q
a great and generous uatoD. lie asked III.
about the wind, weatner, distance to kaba, =
other nautical questions he then bowed am
retired. lie was very digSihed suh the
Emperor. received his command to dino
WITH hi.n-thers were AT table, the Russian,
Austrian, Prussian end Eng. sh Commission
erS, ard the Grand Marshal the cony ersat.
on was most interesting he laughed wlrtn
I ASKED him il he diu not issue his VI .iaD
Decree, for the purpose Of fJrcing the Amer
leans to qulrrel with 18th he did nat de-
ny--he sad, al his EAlA5 g0sre on an I'M
H4etlse scale, aId Would have been finished IL
= OF ) years. ! have not time t. give the
whole of this interesting CONVERSATION. That
night we embarked all Ills Numerous bagg ,se.
In the morning he senC for NE lie asked now
the snd was, and SAID mat nc had made up
his mind to embark at 8 in the evening. At
O'Clock an Immense mob formed round his
Hotel nc sent for me, and l remained half
an hour tlbne with him. His sword was ontne
table, * heappeared very til ughtful. There
was very great noise in the street. said to
him, the Fiench NIB are the worst have seen
he answered, sney are fcEle people. lie
appeared IN deep thought /; but recovering
himself, ru6g the bell, x ordering the Grand
Marshal to be sent Tor he asned if all was
ready--Deis answered jn the Affirmative, he
turned to r5r, Z, said, in his usual quick way.
Allons. Tie stirs we're hned at each SIDE
with Ladies and Gentlemen he stopped
moment and said something to the Ladies