The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22
FOREIG.N.
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Continuation Of Foreign .N.zya 1,ia Ha!ifar.
III

TARIS, Aprll =.
Four days ago, Napoleon thought OF uass;re.
q decree infiicting the penalty Of death mon
every one who should DC found to have a news
paper in his pocket. The evening before his
Gethronemcat, he made Colonel a present
OK an estate in Westphalia.
Ihc Enhe7or Of RrssiG-'Tkc Emyerc, Of
Russia, immediately on his arrival at Paris.
rode on horseback 20 the TnuiIle res, exatnjp.
ed every thing, and praised the taste with
which 1t was adorned.-"I have found Paris
very fine, said his majesty, .but I shall leave
it in q much more flouiishing condition. e.
mS shown the Saloon Of Peace, he said. "Nyhat
use could Bonaparte have made Of this Sa-
loon = Whcn he came TO the great Gallery
OF the Museum, he said, "ten DAYS ar,. reces-
sary to see this fine collection OBSERVING
that some pictures were removed, NC said
His character must have been quite nistak-
en- II any fear had been entertained for the
Museum: The Emperor laughed, though
not with bitterness, at the fear with which i
had been attempted toinspire the Psrisiar.s.
lhe monument of the Place Ventlome is
under the protection of the High Allied Pow
ers the statue of Bonaparte, It the top Of it,
is to be replaced by that OF Peace As the
Emperor Alexander rode by it, he said,
50 high"
Your Majesty's arrival in Paris has been
long expected and desired" said somebody
y" L should have been here sooner" replied the
emperor " attribute my delay to the French
valor'
His Majesty goes every morning and even
ing with some staff officers, to attend divine
worship III his chapel, made at the Bureau of
the Marine
CoD1ft7non a Ia CHARACTERIZATION the
Emperor of Russia (says d French papcr) vi
sited, three days ago, the hospital of La Sal
petriere, his Majesty addressed words full of
Kindness to all those who had the happiness to
approach him. One of the Sisters, who was
showing this Monarch some patients mad
through love SAID, " Sire, there would be ma
NY more such in France, were YOU 70 remain
here"
Bondfzrte's Sister EHza.-Lettcrs from
Geneva, of 31st of March, contain the follow
ing account -
The Princess Eliza, .Bonapartc's sister,
"ho' on the occupation of Tuscany BIZ the Nea-
politan troops, fed to LuCca, has been Obliged
to leave that place in haste, because the Eng
lsh arrived only FIVE hours after her depar-
ture. She has left in her palace ali the costly
furniture, all her carriages, and 80 horses of
great value. The Princess arrived on the 1eEh
at urn, when, having stopped a few mo-
ments with her brother in law, Prince Bor-
ghese, she proceeded TO Paris"
AtnRl1.
The adherence of Marshal Oudinot, Duke
OF Reggie, was directed to the Prince of Benc-
yento.
SIR am this moment arrived at Paris
without troops, but have left them ready, &
disposed to execute the movement which the
Provisional Government may order. Your High
ne has done me justice in interpreting my SEN
cimcnts. feel sincere regret in not having
been here IN situation to take part in the ex.
ertion which France, at last, in its sound part.
has made but, at least, in the situation in
which was placed, have done al that no.
nor and duty prescribed Ihave some details
on TINS head to communicate to your High
ness, which will be interesting to YOU. beg
you to name some hour when | can have the
honor OF conversn6 with you on the subject.
request your Hghness to assure the Provi-
slonai Government that shall be happy 10
make myself useful in the organization and
commend Of the troops which are to be form
EFT IN the name of Louis Staoislaus Xavier.
am quite at the disposal o. Government, in
Whatever way it may be pleased to make use
of me. "OUDfN0J' ~ ,,
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