The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-03
FOREIGN.

PhhadeLhhia, N7ay %.
The Extracts from French papers which
we this day publish will be found interesting
as indicating many provisions in favor of Iber-
ty which did not before exist. The zeal with
which LuCien Bonaparte has come out in IA
Vor OF apoleon is net uninportant symp-
ton. He is man of acknowledged talents
and energy. They were eminently display
ca when he was President OF the Council of
Five Hundred at 81. Cloud in the Revolution
effected in November 1900. by which Napole
on obtained the dignity of Consul Since then
and TOR many years past Lucien has estran-
gcd himself from Napoleon. For several
years Lucien resided in England and did not
return to the continent of Europe until after
the abdication of his brother his present adj
hesion and apparent knowledge of The views
and prospects of Napoleon, cannot but give
rise to much speculation.
lhe account from Vienna of the attempt to
carry off the king of Rome, hroves that the
Empress Maria Louisa was concerned her
disposition toward Napoleon may easily be in
TERED. She has always been faithful The re-
ceipt by Bcnaparte of Taileyrand's despatch
es from the Congress at Vienna intended for
LOUIS XVIII cannot fail to excite a suspicion
that Napoleon has been regularly, early, and
from the most authentic sources, made &C
quaihted with every thing done, doing or con-
1t is remarkable that since the reelection
OF Bonaparte, we have had no accounts of the
state, strength or positions of the French ar
mics or fleets. We may be certain that
while Napoleon is laboring to win the affecti-
onS and arouse the enthusiasm, by promoting
the liberty and happiness of the French peo-
pie and assiduously endeavoring to / eserve
peace and get the voice OF the people of the
world on has side by the abolition of the Slave
! rdde. and of IL
alton to adhere to the Treaty of Paris we
my yet be certain he is anXously and active
~ employed in organizing, filling the ranks
and stores ofhis army and in equipping and
manning his fleets.
lExtracts from French papers, received bv
the filppomenes and translated FOR the
Democratic Press
PARIS, March 81.
Marshal Jourdan appeared on the 25th at
the Emperor's lcvee.
General Dupont at Tours harangued his
troops to inform them of the emperor's ar
rival and made them hoist the national cock
ade.
Marshal Gouiyen St. Cyr, who conman
ed at Orleans, finding that he could not
restrain the ardor of his troops, who una
ninously declared for the emperor, made his
escape IN disguise, and is gone out of
France.
Marshal Augereau, duke of Castiglione
has obtained leave to reside upon his es-
tates.
Among other intercepted letters is one
from the Duke OF Berry to his father Mon
seur, the count d'Artois) dated Paris the 9TH
March, which concludes thus: Every
thing is q uet here | have been very much
dlspleased with M'Donald who is gone to you
You might send him to Napoleon until
catch HIM there, but think tie Napoleon is
by this time deftnct, and this will above all
things secure our government. Adieu, my
very dear papa, BIC. &c"
GRENoBLE, March p.
A second courier, bearer of dispatches
from his majesty the emperor Napoleon. for
his majesty the emperor of Austria, has set
ont from Lyons for Turin. He is recon-
mended to count Bubna, who commands
there.
The last fair of Frankfort upon oder has
turned out very i'll. Our German manufac-
turers hardly sold any thing, while there has
been immense sales Of Enplish eoods. Ifthis
continues, our manufacturers, particul rlv
those who are not possessed of great capitals.
will soon be ruined We have a great MANY
societies tortbe purpose Of improving our
m'gua@e this is, indeed very praise worthy,
but 1t would be much better If societies were
| established TO persuade our fellow citizens 70
cioathe themselves exclusively in goods of
! our national manufactures, ana to set the ex-
ample. MARX that Americans
Paris. March %.
On Monday last the Duke of Trevgo.
| QAortier) had the honor to dine with the en-
! peror.
The Duke Of Galore is appointed intend
| ant gencrai Of the buildings Of the crown. e
will receive his orders directly froa the en-
| peror.
Extract OF letter from Rome, March 8.
few days ago, the Pop. dong ont ri
MS Palace, extended his hands, hnd as usual
ave his benediction TO the people,, The poo