The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-07
&" Paris, AhrH 4.
PArIs. Anril 10.

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=" PARIS, April 10.
Yesterday after mass, his majesty mounted
his horse, and reviewed 20 regiments ofcaval-
ry and infantry. These troops arrived from
Orleans and the left bank of the Loire. After
MS majesty had passed through all the ranks.
amid the acclamatons of the regiments, and
the people who covered the Place Carousel
the officers and soldiers formed circle about
MN. he Emperor expressed himself in the
following words:
Soldiers II come to announce that the
trl-colored standard is displayed at Toulouse.
Montpelller, and the southern districts. The
commanders and the garrisons of Perpignan
ana bayonne, have formally announced that
they will pay no obedience to the orders Of
the duke d'Angoueme, for the surrender of
those places to the Spaniards, who, however,
nave besides expressed their Discrimination to
NEEDLE with our affairs. The white flag no
longer tleS but i'll the Marseilles but this
week will not pass ever before the people of
thls great city, borne down by the royalists'
oppression, will re-assert their own RIGHTS
ouCn great and prompt results were due to the
patriotism which animated the whole nation
with the remembrance which you had pre-
served Tor me. If, during single year of UNI
fortunate circumstances, we were obliged to
lay aside the tri-colored cockade, vet It was
L.
rallying point, and only with our life shall
we resign it.-(Here the emperor was inter.
rupted by universal shouts of " We szvear
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Soldiers !" resumed the emperor. we
do not desire to interfere with the affairs
OF other nations but Wo to those who
wish to NEEDLE with ours, or to treat us as
the Genoese or the GeneveSe, and to impose
upon us laws without the consent of the ma
uni find
heroes OF Marengo, Austerlitz, and Jena &
II they bring 100000 men, we will oppose
TO them 2,OOO,OO0-(the emperor was again
interrupted by the most lively acclamationsO
approve" added he, q" what you have
done to rally the tri-colored flag and in the
Champ de Mai, and in the presence of the
assembly OF the nation, will deliver to YOU
those eagles, which were so often rendered
iiiustrlous by your valor, and before which
the enemies of France have so often fled.
" Soldiers the French people and myself
rely upon you do you also rely upon me and
the people"
Inc most enthusiastic applause followed
this discourse, and the review terminated.
-, April II.
The 10th number of the bulletin ofthe laws.
contains decree, signed at Lyons, on the
I'm ultimo, by the emperor, granting full
amnesty TO all persons implicated in calling
~ t'i 0"Si , hi lhC year 10 Is, and assisting
the plans OF invasion, Acknowledgement. &c,
with the following exceptions, viz seurs
Lynche, de la Roche, Jacquelin de Vitrolles
Alexis de NoailleS, the duke of Ragusa. Sos.
thene de Ia RochetouCaut, Bourienne, Beur-
Tart, the prince of Benevento, count de Ben
nonville, count de Joucourt, the duke of Dial
berg, and the aboe de Montesouieu. The
property OF these individuals is ordered to be
sequestrated. They are to be brought to tri
all and IN case of condemnation, are TO suffer
the penalties inflicted by the criminal code.
c April Is.
CafhuIatioH ofhe Duke FAneoule1e,-.
~ telegraphic despatch from Montelimart on
the 9th inst. from lieut.. gen. Grouchy, states
the following circumstances. The rash en-
teiPrize OF the duke d'AngoueTne is terminal
ed. The tr-colored flag floats in the South.
The duke dAngouleme, pushed by the
troops, the vanguard of which occupies Don
zere, having on his rear general Cillv. who
had debouched by Point Saint Esprit and nm
on his left flank the national guards of Dan
phiny, has capituatsd.
Abandoned by all the troops of the line
there remained with him only 1900 men and
SIX pieces Of cannon. He has been conduct
eel under good escort to Cette, where he
will be embarked.
subsequent account states, that the divi-
slons OF national guards, who were in the rear
OF the little troops of the duke d'Anroulemc.
would not recognize the captulation. because
1t had not received the APPRECIATION of gene