The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16

into Belgium, ami save The eel!S Of Franz.
from the irruPSon wi'h which they a,s
threatened Ans il they 10, it may h.. ,a e
sonably doubted, whesb-r the neayle w.,
aus"cr the call. Ope great advantages ar,'' 49,"
Iron this conrse--hamely, that 1t gives ,,,,s
TO the allies. iS
The gallant remains of our army IRE ~,
likely to be again annoyed. The Russians -
Austrians can no longer keep back. Ern,, -
even state that 10000 of the forne,. 49,
to cross the Rhine on the 2lst, and the An
TRANS the day after. We shall have time ~
send endorsements TO the Duke of Wel;;n,s
ton, and many OF the slightly wounded viii :.
rendered elective. 1t is turn of rvr,.
therefore, which must be regarded AS b;s,'f
advantageous TO the cause OF the Allies
We had written so far, and were nr,r..
ing tor press, when we received informs-;a-
that between ten and eleven O'Clock. NJ;
ters received dispatches from PRS sta.;n
that the Ass nbly OF the RSpresrntati,r,o, > rs
ciared their sitting permanent, and thar -
most energetic expression of public opin,,,
on me dagger that threatened France voss
manlie steti, IN winch there did not aDnpsr
any disposition to connect tie interests Of Be.
naparte with those of his country. The "a"
peror was at the Palace Of Eysee. ana FL
all his Ministers assembled in Council. Tt.
event had transphed, snd a multitude ~ ne
SONS ass m5led round the Palace. and NJ.
cry ot Vive PEmpereur," was heard IT,
impatiencc of the assembly of IDENTITIES ~.
at It's height. 4 message was se,'L N ~,
8om tic Councd TO say that IN six ho,re
commune alton would BE- rIaa. to Tho m r.
which they replied, they would only wa;, 60
hour lor "A message to know the determiu
uon OF Sne Emperor. Upon which Regrau.,
de St- Jean Anscly, rs the organ If the Co.,
cl ct Minister'S, stated to the Eruperor -
Plnn but respectful terms, that the ;n,on..,"
OF france demanded tn t his Majesty 3, nr,,t
AbiiCate the Throne. I3onana,ac 80
" w nat DO y0a say so HI tx p,yta 10
10 which Regnault answered. l." Yonr al
Jesy may believe that 1t is with Grief MS h.,
tiat announce to you the fatal nec,ss;,,
but the weil-being of France demands th;s o.
CrIfCe at your hanls Napoleon then nro.
posed to abdicatc in favor OF his snn r.
Was announced to the Assembly bat i W.,
declared TO be insufficient. The ah,I;cs,;c,
must be unconditional, that they n,;sht i've lof.
Tree TO take such mes Sures for the nrese,,,'
uon vi thcir independence as might be hest
calculated to the exigcncy of their af IRIS nn.
haPaiCe lhen sent message 10 the two Hon
SEES that he abdicated the Throne. and relic,
on THEW wisdom and iirmness to tahe mo-
sures tor the preservation of the Empire
Ahe Assembly received this intimation with
f'fNO.' "'''' "i.'i d vote OF appreciation They
.he" PFoceeoed 10 constitute provisional CO.
verhi''eht' ara Garnet Fouchc, aud others,
were appointed q Committee of public safetv
various propositions were made One wsSto
send seputation to the Duke of WelIjnetcp.
20 desire a cessation of hostil,ies. to give limo
lor the formation ct new government. bur
TINS was overruied as derogatory to the d,eni-
ty of France. -N ~ sur
In the mean time Couriers were d;s,o+ch
ed to every part of France to Announce Ills
most important event to the public funct;npa-
rieS' "no they came To a solemn resolution ~
p,eseiVe 'ne mtcgr'lY and independence Of
france, or TO perish in the struggle
his IS briefly the substance of ,he H.
patches received last night lord Castler.aeh
went to the Prince Regent TO announce Ike
important event to him, and Lady Castle.
feAgh had the pleasure to make II knn,v,
At tue Nfarchioness of Salsbry's rout. fr6tn
"''ich 1t was Instantly spread over the whole
town. S "H"as
We shall, no doubt, this day learn all the
"DETAILS IN more particular manner. Tins
nas one glorious battle put an end TO war
winch threatened the desol;.ton of ~.
lol'I ana AGAIN we repeat, that though that
pa'ee cost tins nation a melancholy less of
blood, 1t IS truly Soothing to the hears nf NC
i'l'lileS VINO have suffered, to reflect, that i
% owing to British galIantry alone. thar the
triumph was achieved. The Duke IF
w IN a letter to Lady Mornine,on
n nus Mother, pays high compliment TO
bhaparte AG says that he did his duty.
mat lie fought the battle with Infinite sEiD.
perseverance and bravery" and this" adds
'.e INop'e Duke' $ do not state from any
POI p"iso'.ai mot'Ye Ct Claiming merit to myself
loi vac victory IS 20 be as;,ibed to the superb
or physical force aud inviucible constsnrv Sc
British Soldiers" W