The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30


From, the London Gazette ofJulv II.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
DOWNING ST. July II.
a dispatch, OF which the following is a CO.
ny, was this day received from field marshal
the duke OF wellington. X. G. addressed to
earl Bathurst.
- PARIS, July 9Th, 1915.
NJ LckD,
In consequence of the convention of
the enemy, OF which transmit your Lordship
a copy, in my dispatch of the 4th, the troops
under my command and that of Field Mar
shall Prince Blacher, occupied the barriers Of
Paris on the Ssh, and entered the CITY veter-
day; which has ever since been perfectly
quiet.
The King of France entered Paris this
day
ihave the honor to be, &c.
WELLINGTON.
: ~ >r~ LoNDoN, July II.
We yesterday received Il complete series
of the different Paris papers up to Friday last,
inclusive. The expiring faction; after deba-
ting and wranghng to the last mome.:t, have
all dispersed, and the leaders have fed in diff
ferent directions, sumo of them across the
Lore with the retreating army; Cannot is,
We believe, among the number. Others to d f
ierent,' places, particularly Rochefort, from
which ftigates sailed on the I'd Juy, having
on board some distinguished passengers a
mong these it is said are Bonapa te & marshal
Ney. Others have fled no man knows
where.
We have since received the Paris pa
Persof Che 9Th. They arc of great impor-
| tance.
The.provisional government and the cham
bcrs are dissolved. The king entered Paris
| last Saturday.
e. i, PARIS, July Z.
The commission has made known to the
king, through tine organ of its president, that
| 1t has just dissolved itself. :,
The peers aud the Representatives, inpos-
Ell by the late f0vernnieHt, have received on
the subject notification.
Fhe Chambers are dissolved. =
The king wiz enter Paris to -morrow, about
lin the afternoon. H.smajcs,y will alight at
the Thuilleries. ,i,i-
Ordinance oftAr King.
LOUIS. by the grace OF God, KING Of France
and Navarro, TO all those to whom obese
presents shall come, health. ,i..'.r
Considering the necessity of restoricg III
Their functions the individuals WHO have been
removed by violence since the 2Oth Of
March last, we have ordered, and do order
as follows: .,
Article L. The missionaries of the admia-
istrauve and Jud cial order, the colnruan-
ders and officers of the National Guard,
who were in actual service on the first OF
March last, shall resume their function forth
with.
2. Our ministers are charged each in what
concerns hrn in the execution of the present
ordinance.
Gwen at St. Dennis, 9TH of July, 1915, and
the 21st of our reign.
(Signed) LOUIS.
BY the King, Prince de TALLEYRAND.
Another decree restores the command of
the national guard of Paris to lieutenau. gem
erai Count DesolIes, under the orders ct Mon
sieLr.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
July g.
The general commanding in chief the pa
itional guard of Paris, in the execution cP an
ordinance OF the king, dated the 7,h judy has
resumed his functions, and congratulaet.s him
9sef upon again finding the nat onal guard
faithful tn the object of its institution, and de-
avoted without reserve to the service of order
and security COniided to it.
! Amidst the military and political events
E, which have agitated mems minds, the nation
al guard has never forgotten that its first duty
towards itsprnce and couHtry was the pres
ervatloa OF its capital and the maintenance of
public order. This spirit ought more than e.
yer to anIuatc the gnard. The union of
Frenchmen can alone be the safety of France.
BIT to obtain it, there must succeed to the
spirit Of party, which has caused so many e.
wills, that enlightened patriotism, which indif
fcuit crises, Feconcies citizens, and caves
states.
(signed) Count DEsoLLEs.
@4he general commanding Che national
guard has, by the orders he has given, he
established free intercourse and dire ted
the opening of the barriers. He has abro-
gated the order by which were forbidden the
public eNpI ession Of sentiments III favor of the
prince whom 50 many regrets have acconpa-
med, and so many wishes have recalled.
I'uis, Jniy 3.--Lord Castereaeh is arriv-
ed atthe DIke Of Welington's head quar-
ters He immediately waited onthc king Of
rance.
We are informed that the king has appoin-
I'd FRINGE IallcYraHd minister Of foreign as
fairs and pres dent of the coul Gil Of ministers
Inc dEke If Otrahto minister If the t1ter:ot
tho duke of Richlieu minister of the ma
rlne the duke Of Fcltrc minister of war ba-
ron LOUIS provisional minister Of the fnaa-
ces count Laliy Tollendal minister of H.,
houseboid--M. Lame vice chancellor and
keeper of the seals--M D'Aubray honorary
NJ minister Of police
Count Carnot has uOL yet left Pans as was |
y corps Of from 40 to $4,000 allied troops,
e Yah ,ttf.,.