The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
VOL. 11.--N0. -.

who IS equally distinguished by tic noblcncss
or hls character and his military talents.
"Wednesday the 18th, at nine in the MORN
ing, were presented to his Majesty the En-
pei'or Alexander, and introduced INTO his ca
hinetby His Imperial Highness the Grand
Duke Constantine, NJ. Sokohlcki, General OF
Division, and Col. Szymanowski, delegated BIZ
the Generals and superior officers commands
ing under the orders OF General DombrowsN
the skeletons OF forty regiments OF The Dltcilv
OF Warsaw, which their Lawful! Sovereign had
placed at the disposal OF the Emperor Napc-
Icon. and when the latter had released from
all obligation towards him. They bro't to the
throne OF his M-;esty the Emperor OF all the
kussias, the OFF, Of their rcspeCt & their sub
mission.
His Majesty received the Deputies with
kindness. and placed the Army OF the Gr,,,d
pntchy OF Warsaw under the immediate or
ders of his brother, Prince Constantine
The Ba"k OF France was opened Tor pay
mont of the notes in cash on the 18Th instant.
by public notice, given IN the form CT reso-
luton Of the Council Genera of the institution.
signed by the Director Ga, at.
LONDON, hprii 70.
The Eurotas figatc, which carried ont the
Duke de Bcr1i, on approaching Cherburgh
was ordered by her commander, Capt Knox,
NJ
mcdiately done, the white flag being hcistci
by the side of the English ensign The si3e,,
lar spectacle thus exhibited, and lhc noble
confidence displayed bv the British command
CIR, produced results not less honorable 70 INC
French character than beneficial to the cayge
OF the Bourbons. The Admiral oe c herl,,i-i.l,
struck with the intrepi1itv and generosity
which marked the acticp we hnve retired. tc,
telt that the compliment paid 10 his !cvalty
and honour, was not 10 be resisted Ee e.
pressed the highest admiration Of the conduct
of captain Knox, declared himself at heart
the friend OF the Bourbons, and to prove that
general confidence was not confined to the
sons OF England, as the Furotas had fearless
ly put into Cherburgh, he instar tlv resolved 20
so i'll his own ship (the Polonaisl to Ports
mouth. This resolution he carried into effect
Arriving in England, he without loss of time.
set of for Hartwcl, where he arrived. as we
have already stated, 1T about three O'clock On
Saturday, where he paid the necessary hom-
age to his Sovereign. At dinner he sat i'm.
meoiateiy opposite the Duchess of Angus
leme, who addressed much Of her conversati-
Oh to him. The utmost satisfaction and har-
mony seemed to animate the whole COMPANY
and nothing but the presence Of his Males
ty, who was kept from table BY ndispcsition,
was wanting TO make their felicity complete.
Nj. de Chateaubriand is said to have Address.
ed the following letter to the Editors Of the Pa
ris papers
1T was natural enough thai in the first no,
ments Of our freedom the august Princes who
entered.our walls should alone excite the trar.s
ports ofour gratitude. We were Justly dazzled
& shall preserve an eternal recollection OF the
m2gnaniInity of Alexander, & the Successor of
the GreatF ederck. IT was also with feeling
OF admiration that our eyes were fixed upon
the Austrian Generalissimo, who reminded
cF he. E L..
tuods and worthy master. The other Sove-
relgrs in the holy league viii be always dear
to France, tor the love they bear TO cur King.
and the hatred they have vowed to our tvrant
But not a single Frcnchnlan has for9s,tte,,
what he owes to the Prince Regent of FL yianr:
and the noble people who have contrib itcd to
our deliverance. The standard of IHzabsui
floated IN the armies of Henry VT reap
pears III the battalons that restore us l.oiS
XVIII.
we are too sensible of glory not to admire
Lord Wellington, who retraces, in so striking
manner, the virtues and talents of our Tu-
rennc. Are we not moved to tears, when we
see that truly good man promise, on our re.
treat from Portugal, two guineas foreach
French prisoner that should be brought in a.
i've by the sole moral force of his claract-
err, more even than by the V gor of military
discipline, he suspended miraCulouslv. on en-
terlng our provinces, the resentment Of the
Portuguese, and the vengeance of the SDan
ards. IN short, it is under his STANDARD that
the first cry Of Y!-'e ie Roi awol.e our unhap-
py country.
" Instead ola captive king of France, the new
Black Prince brings back to Bordeaux King
Of France delivered When King John was
sent to London, touched with the generosity Of
Edward, he attached himself to his conoucror.
and returnc TO die in the land of his capti,i-
~, asst he had foreseen that that land would
become the last asylum OF the last branch of
his race, and that one day the descendants Of
the Iaibots and Chandoscs would gather tip
the prescribed posterity Of the La Hires and
Dugueselins.
g am, SC.
ode CHArFAUBRIAND."