The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-15

the burthen, and how impatient he is under
f..
Sometimes forgetting that he has acted
Ms part, and that ne has ceased to be the
hero Far eJco!.enee. re flies into passion
aud threatens with the height Of his anger,
the audGc;ous wretches who dare to speak
10 him so ;iiSreSpcctfuliy.
Then coming 10 hi,nself and rccollecting,
tha; he is no longer the redoub'sble Fspo--
leon, he excleins in agony" IL had been
told ths,'e gears ago. ao huudredth part OF
what hear now, shonld be still upon the
throne"
PARIS, April II.
This morning Bonepar.e st last set off
from Fontsin5leau 1t is affirmed that he
Yesterday demanded three Libraries---that
of Fontain5leau, thss OF the Council of State
and his private Library Mt the Thui'lcries,
and besides, al his carriages 10 the number
Ofl50.
ADril Ia.
Nothing more clearly proves how guilty
these persons have made themselves who
have dared 20 intercept thc orders and the
dispatches of Government since the 1st Of
this month, than the new and useless effusi
Ca of blood which took place at Toulouse
on the 10Th inst.
The Marshal Dake OF Dalm alta, notwith
standing the precautioa taken by the Pro
risional Government to give him speedy
knowledge OF the great events which have
restored peace TO France and Europe, not
having received any information Of them,
accepted the battle, and new wreaths of cy-
prus are joined to fresd laurels.-The two
armies, 80 full of mutual esteem, the conse-
qucnCe Of va!our, have engaged each other,
and the French troops, after an heroic re
sistance, have evacuated Tou'ouse.-We
have to regret the death of Gen. TSupin,
general of division-and the severe wound;
CT Generals Harispe and Bourot--G enerals
BerI;er and Gasqlct, the Col. Ct the 10th
Infantry of the line, aud NJ. Murlincourt,
commanding battalion of artillery, are also
wounded
The Courier, VINO carried 10 the South Of
France the news of Bonaparte's dethroue-
ment, having been detained upon the road
j. is affirmed that or the 18th there was
bloody becle between LHrd Wellington ard
II -shal Soul., 1he Allies reIc aimed M sters
ctthe heid Of bsttie.--W What regret must
those nan feel, who rnirht have prevente d
tJis NV efIusion o. bic d and have sacrif-
cd TO o7ous passions the interest of Their
cou-trv
Tt indisposition of Bonapartc had at first
appeared very serious, and Doct Courrsact
repaired 20 Fontainbcaq, but TIE PATIENT IS
doing better, ard re was decidedly 20 set off
TO day to the place of his Destination. IL
IS accompanied by the English Col. Camp
bell, the Russian Gen. Ideswaroff, Prus-
siar and A17trian General. and an escort of
1900 men Of Tie allied troops.
April 10.
Its afr med that TIE fate of The Roman
States and St Tuscany IS determiued--tse
former a7e TO be given back to the Pope
and Tuscany VIII be restored 10 the Grand
Dixie of Wur zburg
HIS Majesty the Emperor of Austria re =
TUNED to Paris yesterday at two O. lock.
PARIS, April Is.
D1napa-ts lately said az Fontanbleau
when reflect on it. things could not so
on as they were, I an CVeu surprised they
have gone on so long; but at all events thev
G0oid not have ended better the Psrisians
have done very well in recalling Louis the
XVIII. have made many inquiries con
corning him, he is an excellent mar, has un.
derstanding. and is well informed, is not vi
client nor pTcjudiced, he is really &le King
who is now wanted, aud am sure ne will
be beloved. should have been glad 70 be
one of his Generals" rDox6i(pL1
Extract. .Fct Of tie Government.
We Charles PhHih Of France, Monsieur.
Hrother to the King, Lieut.. Geaerai of
the Kingdom make known
The circumstances which have passed
had made It requisite, that we should give
lG the name OK our King & August brother
Commissions more or less extensive. those
who we're charged with then, have Fulfilled
them aonor-hly ; thsy all lepdad to The re-
establishment OF the Monarchy, of order.
AID OF Peace.
The re establishment is happily effected
by the unon &c all hearts all rights, all in
teTerts. The Government has assumed
regular course, all kn7s of business nus,
be hencsforwsrd done by Magistrates or o
theirs 20 whose departments they belong.
The particular Corr ulisei ms are therefore
become useless, they are revoked, and those
who were Invested viii abstain from ma
king any for her use Of them.
Gipen end 5ealsi az Paris. a the 1aLyce
Of tfs IH1iAeries, 6th AtrR.
Signed CHARLES PHILIP.
Eis Majesty the Emperor Of Austria left
Paris ys1,erday rloruins, to &c to Ramboul-
le:.
IT il said that BoNApARrE set off a.
length, on the l5th at fonr in the afternoon.
for she Isle Of Elba.
Il is affirmed that within this frtnigbt
Atov. 1900 state prisoners have been relea-
PEG IN Paris, and the departments with
which there is communication.
Sans, April :.
Whic Paris was celebrating rs happiness
by every expression &C gratitude and iov.
cur town situated ct 80 leagues from the
capital, was still prey tn III the horrors Of
war We had tered ourselves that We
should not ag~in see within our walls. that