The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-05
FRENCH PEERS.


FRENCH PEERS.
The following are among Bonaparse's
new nobility :-Lefebvre, Desncuettes. Iah-
edoyere, Lallermand,. VandSinne, Grcuciy
Brane, Caulincourt, Savsry, Maret, Cham.
pagny, DEGREES, Sieyes, Roger Ducos, Fouche.
Carnot. Thibandeau, Roeder, Boissy. DAN.
glais.
Joseph, Louis. Lucien and Jerome Bong
harte Napoleon, jun. OK ng of Rome, Duke
OF Parma y Andreossy, Marat, Clsuscl. Mon
cey, Soult, Massena, Davoust, Fxcellmaps.
Jonrdan, Lacepede, Rorchefoucault. ,,tcnr
Mauboury. Ney, Montesquieu. Arighe, r. Do
oegar, Mortier, Travcs, Falmy. exc.
POLAND.
Papers from Flanders contain Fro 'anatiors
issued BY the King of Prussia, on.takine nos-
session of his Polish Provinces, including the
Duchy OF Posen, and also the city O. Cantsic.
the circle or CUM and the town of Thorn. :,
; The Congress has assigned the principal
part of Poland to the Emperor of Rutsa no
IS 60 be crowned King of Poland This king
dom Is to have separate constitution Thia
information has been announced to the Sc
nate, by the Emperor Alexander, IL the fell
lowing letter So the President:
Presi0err Of tie Ssnete--Nith pleasure
announce to you, that the fate of your co,iD.
try hap been unanimously decidedly the Pow.
ers asse embed at the Congress In assuming
the it'll or h5sg Of Poiani, I have desired
to satisfy the wishes of the nation The king
dom OF Poland will be united with Russia by
the bond OF rs oSu1 Constitution on which I
wish to found the happiness of the country.
IT the great Interests of general t,anouiliiy
has not allowed the union of all the Poles M
der the same sceptre, Ih2ve at least endea-t
vored to alleviate, as much as possible. the
pam Of the separation. and to.obtain for them
every where the peaceful eni Y, ~nt of their
nationality. Before the formal . still to be
tuihlled, permit the puhlicati, i of all the
points IN repect to the detinitive arrangement
OF the affairs of Poland, wish to AZ quaint
you with the substance Of them, and'I authc-
. rise you 20 publish to your countiymen the
present letter. Receive the assurance ofmy
sincere esteem.
ALEXANDER.
Vienna, .4ar7l so, 1915"
2oulon, Nay 27. 4
dis Majesty's frigate La Dryade had cen
sent to Naples, to take from thence Madame
Mere, the Prince Jerome, & Cardinal Fesc,,.
having reached that port, il 70 lud the frigate
Melpomene, the brig Inconstant, and the gall.
hot La Biche. These four ships prepared to,
return to France in company. The fisate
Melpomene first set sail. Scarcely was sa,.
oat oi.she har5or of Naples, when She fell ia
with i n English brig, that hailed her for the
purpose OF boarding-the frigate refused to do
TINS. A ship OF the line having hove in sight
The invitation to so on bard was Repeated
The trigate having again refused, shot was
hred to bring her TO. The brave Captain
toAet, commander of the Melpomeue, eaga-
sed in an Unequal combat. After long re-
sis.ence. the Melpomene being dismasted.
and having 90 killed and 60 wounded. was O,
bliged to surresider.
! HE 2rr ng-ments for departure were
changed. Madame Mere and Prince Jerome
went by land 20 .Gakta, where they embark
ed in the Dryade. Iacorstant and La Bche =
!, These three ships are row in the har5or of
Touon.
Aivem5lrg, Nay 90.
:, Zen. Sacksn arr.yed on the ed May at
bamhsrg, and there Professionally established
ms headquarters. The General, in Chic {,
Barclay de FOLLY, is cxpeci Ell IN this city on
the I'd or June, with all the staff OF The grand
army consisting OF twenty generals and four
hundred officers.
edir Ia ChqieA-, nay 90.
Marshais Marnfont' and V ctor, Jaho have
been here some time with numerous suite.
are very strictly watched, because it is tho't
tnat even those French whogive The mseives
cut tor adherents OF the Bourbons are not en-
rely to be trusted.
Uesel, Nay25. 7
To-day we rave here the three battalious
OF disarmed SAXons, for whose recent on tie
great barracks in the citadel are prepared.
u der strong escoit Of Prussian cavalry and
infantry.
BY the orders of Prince Butcher, arrssge-
nents- have been made for sending awav
these disaFmed men in detachmcnts Of coo
men, escorted by gems d'armes & landslruln.
Va such manner that the detachments shalt
De at the distance of days march from
each other. Except the officers, who keep.
their swords, they are considered prisoners
OF war, and will be conducted TO Magdebnrp
by way Of Dorsten, Munster, Paderbore'
&c.
-, London, June IS.
The Emperor of Russia arrived at Stu.-
gaFdt, June 1.-The Emperor Of Austria, on
the following day both soon after, took their
departure Tor Lousbourg-rhey have doubt
less, ere this, reached the Rhine.
June 8.
BosroN, July %.
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