The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-26

,"iSheu 10 Try the rate OF arms. Napoleon
has been the first to aoantion the French
warriors VINO were sacrificing themselves for
his cause. Napoleon has been the first to
bring within our walls the news of his defeat.
lie could no longer occupy the throne-his
political lite is terminated. The war has no
longer any motive. Thus will vanish all their
reyeries Of ambition.
PARIS, June so.
We are assured that the emperor of Aus
tr'a IS no. against acceding to the propositions
o. the French governments.
At " said Prince Charles, commander in
chief Of the Austrian army in Germany, is on
his way 10 Par.s, aud wiz BE- here in few
days.
The house of representatives have contrib
vtcd SO francs each member, as aid 10 the
wounded soldiers.
Ii. Stn. Count Frere, commandment of the
18Th military division. concluded on the 2eth
OF June. an armistcc with general Vand,er-
Men.
In the house of peers, June IS, they voted a
loan CT 100000 francs.
Marshal Sonlt and Genera! Ga2an, were
appointed by the pstrs commissioners to the
armies.
FIENNi, June 81.
AS the German constitution was drawn up
IN the Chancefy OF State on the 10Th inst the
hitherto dissrntient ministers declared thew
NJ
sid 70 he accepted by all tire German
powers.
Baron humboldt for Prussia, Baron Yves
seaourg for Austria, and Lord Clancartv fnr
England, will renain here foe some DAYS, -o
represent at the Closing OF the Recess ana
abe disposing OF the numerous papers and
documents, which have been presented by
the various European courts, and which are
now to be given back 10 the respective
\. or I.,l
terminated to tie satisfaction of the Bourbon
courts.
EURIcH, June 90.
On the 18th and 18th, the French attacked
the Piedmontese near the hospital Of lA:gue-
bell the latter defended themselves With
fauch bravery, bat We're forced to retire TO
TIL valley OF -. Jean de Manueuue which
leads to Mount Gems at the same trle the
French passed before Geneva, entered the
Chiiais, and proceeded by the lake of Ge
neva, entered Ihonon to the number or two
thousand men their project Certainly was to
advance to st. Maurice, winch is nine or ten
leagues tcom IhoDon. The Austrian 4rrnJ
OF $4,000 men, began to pass the Simplon On
tue l7th--the van guard Of 5000 men arrived
oIs the 18th at Martigny, and on the Goth
there were $4,000 men at 81. Maurice. vino
will be at Geneva on the 231. This army is
animated with such ardor, that it has march
C
count that it has arrived sooner than it was
expected, and probably this forced march
has saved the detile of St. Maurice. Near
10000 men descended Mount Cents the
Piedmontese form part of this corps not a
single soldier of this nation went over to the
enemy, in the battles of the 18th and 10Th
The force or the French in Savoy is about g.
600 men.
ITALY, June II.
he OF NIL Iac
go to Portici, whence he will make his solemn
entrance into MS capital on the 9th The pope
entered Rome on the 9TH, amidst the lively
acciamatons OF the people. Thus Italy is on
the point OF enjoying perfect tranquility under
its lawful sovereign.
FRANKFORT, June Is.
Within these two days, $4,000 Russian
troops, with 70 pieces of cannon, have passed
through this city. A third Column Of o. 00o
was rot expected TIL tomorrow but 1t is
Come to-day with large train If artillery. 1t
is impossible to see finer troops.
Louis XVIII. is 60 years of age the pres
ent year Coun. d'Artos, 58-Duke of An
gOuieme, 40-the Dutcncs Of Abgoulenle y
Duke Of Orleans, -.
... LONDON, June Is.
By accounts from Gibraltar, Of the Doth
~'Ae''b W i-t+Ai Iiidb ECJNlD1L0 V ii. had PIV-
EN- permission for the introduction into Sr3;r
OF British cotton goods. for the space of two
years, which before. had been prohibited =
an Official decree has been pub,ished ON the
suoject
CHIMP DE-HE1L
The eXpedlcnt OF the Champ.d de Mai. all
perceive, produced no great result. There
were contrlVauces to Operate Oh the minds of
all classes. 1t was Curious method Of de
monstrating how much more sAutary Bona
parties system OF gov eminent. was than
Louis's The Champ de Mai vas by tie
SIDE OF the Palace OF Eiy5ium, %lere Bona
Parte was az ms second abdicaton.
The following IS tue plan OF the sports and
diversions Oh the above occasion, as previous
~ advertised IN he Paris papers
Two Ddafsde CoccgHes
Two stages for dancing, and rope dan
cling.
Two stages for amusing hhi!osohhD.
Dix orchesttas. or bands of music, for dan
cling.
A stage for singers
a place for firing at mark,
r. circus for horsemauship, and exercises
Of equation.
"a Ere-work, and an ascension in a fixed
balloon.
The duplicate Of al this in the square Ma
rigDy.
Immediately after which de,ona,jnc BAL. /
loon will ascend from thc CLAMP p, SEES
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