The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
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boSToN, August 10.
BY the Ludlow, Capt Nudge which arr.
yesterday, at this port, in 27:iays from Bor
deaux,we have received the papers of thai
city to July g. from which we have made ma
ny important extracts
From Capt. Nudge, we learn, that the all
lies under the Duke ofWellington & Marshal
Butcher entered Paris by capitulatisn, July a..
Inc terms OF capltulation, so far as Capt M
canTecoliect, from having once heard then,
read, are, that tine French armies should move
out towards Nantz, with the honors Of war,
and that during the suspension Of arms agr. 81
on, the CITY and Country should remaiI under
the existing government and flag. Both par
ties guarantee peace and tranquility, and e.
gage that six days notice Shall be given
previous to the commencement of hostlhties
The articles were gned on the part of the
Duke OF Wellington ny Col Harvey on the
part OF Marshal Butcher by Baron Mufting.
and Ga the part of the French by Prince Eek
muhl, (Drvoust) Baron Gulilominot, and the
Protect, Count Bondy.
On the 9Th of July a proclamation was is
sued at Bordeaux, signed by the Project Bar
on Fauchet, and general Ciausel, declaring
the department OF The Gironde in a stnte Of
siege.
Our Bordeaux papers, which are to JUN 6,
Contain PARIS dates to the 3D. TAeir CON
tents are OF an interesting nature, many arti-
clcs of which, most OF them official, we have
transcribed for this paper.
Bonapartc left Paris at o'clock on the
2Sth OF June, to proceed to Cherbourg, or
ROchefort, Gor the accounts in the Paris pa
pers are very Contradictory where he was
to embark for this country. The provisional
government say that they consider him il
consequence OF hIs abdicatou, as placed I'M
der the safe guard OF French honor. Tncy
applied to- tie ID. Of Wellington for a pass
port 70 permit him 70 proceed, unmolestcd 70
the u. ). This passport Wellington refused
~ graut Bouap9ite requested two trigates
to be put his disposal t. BRING him and IIs
friends TO tn,s country, winch request was
readily granted him Dy the PROVISIONAL gov
ernmept.
lie sill remained IN Paris until the 29th,
when tie allies approa, ling near the city, his
friends Decunmg alarmed for his safety has
tened hiu away. The following persons &C
company him. Gen. Bertrand, Gen Sayary,
Gen. L-Iemand, Gen. Laoedoy ere, Gen.
MonthO'on, and Gen. Gorgau Coils. BaalOn
and Dcschanps Chiefs ct Squadron Moran,
Rcsisny, aud s.. Yon Capt. Piercn. Lit. Au-
tre, al -ssrs. JeiaSoas,', Chamberlain, aod hts
son; st. Catherine, Page Rotheray, Secre-
tary BeSau, Surgeon; COtiE and Appiani.
maitfcs- dhotel Planli. 81 jacques & CHI
appi. and eight o. ten domrstIcs.
Ine Application to he II. Of Wellington
for a passport probably gave rise to the report
IN Lon 'on that BOnaparte had gwen himself
np 70 W Wellington.
fhs pisnipoteutia,ies who had been dispatch
Ell to treat for suspension OF hos.ilfics with
Wellington, had repaired To the E. QuUt, Is
u those generals, aud tbe sesult ct their mis-
sion was not dehmtIsei' known on the 2stl
of Juar. But thc allied ARMIES ~ the mean
tine continued to advance, anC OF the 29th OF
June, had arrived ~,thIn sight OF lie capital !.
DAyous1, nluis;cv OF war, lad assnaea the