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


boundary between the United States and Ca
NADIA, which may make it necessary for the
American commissioners to refer to their co
Vernment for fresh Instructions.
An expedition is intended to be embarked
from Cadiz fer the Mississippi, 60 consist of
$4,000 Spanish troops, for the purpose of be-
ing employed III the recovery of Louisiana, Sc
The 9th Cor Queens German Regiment)
Is ordered from Kinsalc, to embark for North
America.
The SD and 54th regiments will be made
1000 strong each, and sent to America. They
viii sail finally from Cork.
LONDON, May II.
Entry ofthe Kng Of France mto his Cati-
fGL-On the 4tk inst. His Majesty the King
OF France, set out from St. Oucn for Paris,
he was accompanied by the Members of the
Council of State, and OF the Ministerial de-
partments, the officers of his household and
great number OF Marshals and Generals
The road 10 Paris was thronsed with spectii-
tors.
The procession was very splendid hut we
have no room to particulaiize. The KEYS of
Paris were presented to his Majesty, on his ar
rival at the barrier, by the Baron dc Chabral
with a suitable address. His majesty replied
III the following words
good city of Paris. feel with the most lively
emotions, the testimonies of affection which
are now offered to me- Nothing could be more
gratifying to me than to see restored the Sta
tutes OF my noble Ancestors, the recollection
OF which is SO dear to me. touch these KEYS,
and restore them to You they cannot be in
better hands, or confided to Magistrates more
worldly of the charge"
The procession then proceeded to the ca
thedral every part of which was filled Domi-
ne fac saiUUm regem and re Dcunl were then
performed, many of the spectators Joining i'll
the service. As soon as il was concluded,
the procession set out for the palace of the
Thuilleries, where his majesty arrived about
six o'clock. The king, the Duchess d 'Angou-
lcme, and the Princes Showed themselves Sc
veral times in the balconies, i'll compliance to
the wishes of the people. At night the whole
City was superbly Illuminated The e3ultinr
shouts ofthe crowd were incessant, and Paris
described as having been for long time, one
last promenade, delivered up to public salts
faction and Joy.
lEy II.
Mcssrs. Hughes and NIillinston are arrived
at Harwch, from Gottenburg, with Dispatch
as from Messrs Clay and Russell, to Messrs
Gallatin and Bayard. They were detained
at Harwich for want of passports
MeSsrs. Bayard and Galatin ccrtainlvleave
this country next week, to proceed on their
mission to Gottenburg.
May Is.
Christopher Hughes, ESQ. Secretary of the
American Legation at Gottonburg, arrived in
town yesterday. 1t is supposed that the ne
gociation for Peace viii commence Shortly,
but rumor suggests the probability Of change
IN the place; perhaps from Gottenburg to tie
Hague.
PORTSMOUTH, May 7.
Com, Codrington is expected to hoist his
broad pendant on Tuesday next, in the New
castle so, Lord George Stuart, and to sal! i'm
nediately afterwards for the American sta
ton; taking with him all the ships that are
ready tor sea at this port, excepting such as
have been appointed 70 the protection ct CON
voyS they have been preparatively directed
70 put themselves under his orders. And,
yesterday, that fine and we'll appointed regi-
n'ent, the 1st, or Royal Scots, 1000 strong, en-
parked on board the Leopard, Capt. Crofton,
and Diomede, Capr. Fabian, for North Ame-
Tca. The Dictator, Diadcm, Thames, and
Weser, crnlee en- flute, with 20 sail OF LARGE
transports, have sailed this week for Bcr-
deauX, 70 take part of Lord Weilington's
army to the American shores These over
powcrlng reintcrcements 60 the army already
in Canada, wit soon eaectuate the subjuca-
ton of Mr. Madi5ons wild theorctic notions
of Legislation.
The following are sorne of the ships which
are expected to sail on "Wednesday next, for
the American station Newcastle, Conlnlo-
dorc Codrngton, Lord George Stuart Leo
Pard, Capt. Crofton; Diomede, Capt. Fabian
Hermes, 90, Hon. Capt. Percy Erebus Crock
1T sloop,) Capt. Bartholomew Devastation,
lBomb) Capt. Alexander; Meteor, (Bomb,)
Capt. S. Roberts Adder, Caps Patershall
and Peter, Capt. Haye.
The Vengeur, II, has taken out her lower
deck guns, for the purpose of taking prisoners
to Bordeaux +; and it is supposed, troops from
thence to America.
DEPARTURE or BON.dP.ARTE.
FoNTAINBLEAU, April q.
bonapartc left this town Yesterday, at II
IN the forenoon, (and not ON the.19tA, as one
OF the Journals had announced,) followed nv
fourteen carriages. His escort empioyod six
~ post aorseS. The four Commissioners Of
the Allied Powers, who accompanied him,
were M. Souw1row, the Prussian General
koiherc, aA English General, and another
General, supFSsed to DC an Austrian one-
-Four ojhcers Of mis- household among whom
was bis baker, formed part of his suite. Few
ot the m'lcaIy departed with him and even
those who did, viii, it is said. leave him when
he cmbarks.
The following are nearly the words which
ne addressed, on setting of, 70 the officers &
Subalterns OF the old guard, who were still
with him -
Il bid YOU farewell During the twenty
years we have acted together, have been
Eatsfed with you, I have always found ynu
in the path of glory All the powers Of i3u-