The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13

"oich had occurred. BY one &C these cor
risrs the project Of Lyons received an ac-
count OF the idndng, wich he transmitted
by teiegraphic dispatch ON the 5tEi.
= second dispatch Of the same day rec.
tilted the force reduced to 1000 or llC0 men.
IN number Of troops had at first been cs,i-
mated at 1900
Upon this first Intelligence. Monsieur. tb..
King brcthcr. departed in the night between
Sunday and Al nday
Eourers dispatched in every direction,
ordered movements OF troops. fer colicctiner
under the Command of MONSIEUR an :.r,ny
which would on its assembling ne so coo
men, and or 1000 OF whom were 70 De ca
sAliy.
ORDERS were at the same time dispatch
cd to the duke ut Augculemc 70 proceed from
3 >rdcau2 towards N,snes. & there. 20 COR
inlnd With marshal re i x Of rarcntrrn,
tMacdoAald) under hiIa, the army II Gard ;,
the pracip0l nucleus % which would BE- n
from to 1000 men, hut which m,ght be H.
creased 10 $1,000 by enoining - +: the .odr,s
dispersed III the 9Th and 9th military diVi-
sions.
These dispositions occupied the DAYS Of
Sunday and Monday, and part of the nights.
We had on the 9th a telegr phic diJpatch.
containing few new details; but "A courier
arrived on the night Of the 9th, gave further
accounts, and brorgh' letters direct from to-;
project Of the Var from which We collected
the TAGS relative 30 Bonaparte's descent, K
his march on Djgne and Gap.
1t YVES Immediately after the arrival of
this courier that the king issued the ordinances
relative TO measures of general safety, & the
proclamation calling together the two cham,
herS.
" The telegraph bulletins succeeded each
other slowly the war minister continued to
distribute curriers' reltive to the march 0f
the troops The service of the essafetteS
was instantly re established. We received
some on the 7,h and 9Th, which brought US
letters from the protects Of the Var, & oe tie
Lower Alps, in which every thinS chr, rncsd
the best spirit, the hrmest determination 20
resist the eheny, AMI contained the pro
mise OF good disposition ON the part Of ths
troops.
owe had no account of Ronaparre hayinz
received reirforcements W. had therefore
every reason TO expect that this raslt enter.
PRISE would Have no other effect thar 50 con-
nTm the legitimate authority, By &C. .asins
france from the eternal enemy OF her re pose
and her happiness.
" What then was our establishment, when
the Geographic dspatch IF the 8tn informed
IS that ne was that evening expected At Gre
noble, and when a seconj a the same day, an
nounced to Us that Grenoble must nave sur
reudered,
chis dispatch DELAYED tv bad weath-r,
az not reach IS till tie 80, IL the =, en-
ing.
Yesterday, the 10Th, we received the dis
patch OF the 9Th. det-d half past eight in me
morning, and Containing merely thfs. words
-" l he princes deps vt Immediately; Rcna-
paftc IS expected al Irons this evcrrg [
So to Clernont, 1T is the prefect VINO
speaks.)
Their was no mention of Greno5.e in MS
letter, and w iiattered oufsrhes that / still
he'd cut but this hope was DESTROYED " q
letter from Monsieur, ,iated the 8th IN n
evening, VT ii his InaestY onlY receive d
this ~ 1rnirs by a courier, aud which he g
been pleased 70 permit me to read. IN order
th-t nnsi state It's content5 to the CHAM
Der.
Hisroyal highness begins his letter by /
recital or BIS az y, and the incredible &c.
tivity with which, having arrived at I,yc1s
without stopping, hi had begun to collect lie
troops and the national guards, and to receive
with t1;r new oath of fS!elity, uneuulvocal
testimonies of attachment The prince d.
rrotad their departure u.at night, and lie was
tc nave f1archcd at their head 10 succcr
Crennble bat some hours later he learn, 4
thai the town d SURRENDERED alfacst with9rt
0s' tancc, and j., was then solely occupied
- the defence Of LyU s. for which ne was &
Z. j
too probable tb.t On g. measures were fruit
less, IS the dispatch Of yesterday anncunecs
50 formally che dep r;ure of the princes,
~ srn e the project. who was too dev,i 4
% have absente' him'e,fwithout formal or
! der.
Here, gentlemen, our intcllige nee ffo7a
! the 8 nth concludes, and we expect urthsr
! scccunt9 lour,y ont II will be q ffcH. Tor any
! TO r-atr rs before right.
| q iette' g b en- BIZ Ueht to me from thc
! Prc.ec o Jaor, wiich moon es @ ew ct
! { nc CHI y attempt at Ia Fer, aud Dc. ~
! pl1 ttte1'e0 by th fimres. ano co.'s IS, 4
! Gut AD,,1iic, TIE comua' Ter o, tht saho1i
! OF a,iiiery. ] shli Icy bcs re you the VIII +.
I 0 tls letter which viii trauouiizc vnu 81
! Pc,ins one CT our greatest dc Dos ct sr. l,,.
! ~ 81 ne s7me tine taat it wal prove - ,,r
| enc de,eCio. cfa general VINO has sl Ger dcd
! misleading four or five sQ1ad;J na # chas-
| scurs. who have been bieel u atsadJ-, thcir
criminal enterprise BAT who dare riarch on
! Paris.
such Gentlemen, Is the true POSITION in
I which frpye ,splaccd. E,nahaTtc, arncd
J ,vith ifOJ D,cn makes raj ~ PR grcss. we do
| not c. CITY know TO- Ga exteut tie defe, ticns
! hove increased IFS bad mt these defect,or.s
canuot he q, ubted, when We find Grs
noble occup cd AID che second CRY cf the
| Kingdom r..dv tvT4lI. and probably already
| III the han, S cf q e cp.v