Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04


side at Country house which her mother
had prosidently Purchased in the country
near Gax.
Some Prussian commissaries arrived or
Wednesday last at o5. Quintln. for the pur-
pose of preparing there 10000 radons Of
provisions for the 9th and 7;h corps of
the army, which were TO arrive there on
the 18th.
The Pope had written TO the king of
Spain, 20 invite him to re-esta5.ish the Or
der Of the Jesuists in his Kingdom. as
measure necessary for the maintenance of
religion, the reformation OF manners and
the progress Of science.
New corps ofPrussian cavalry are on
their march from the banks of the Rhine to
Paris.
The cannonade of the Ziercs is heard
still in the direction Of Sedan.
An order has been published at Bor-
deauX. directing all the officers, sub-oif-
GERS and soldiers, belonging 10 the army, to
quit the city III IS hours, and retire to their
homes.
"LEGITIMATE" MODS.
The following are some of the details in
relation of the death of Marshal Bruno
He arrived on the ID of August at AVG
non, at 10 a. M.--The new project arriv-
ed the same day, some hours before, and
had alighted for little while at s,n inn
where the Marshal stopt. Some persons
who were appriZ Of the arrival of the
Marshal AT Avignon and others who had
recognized him, formed a circle around
his carriage. They suffered him to change
horses quietly; the Marshal would per-
haps, have even set out without accident
had he not wished to wait for some papers
which had been carried to the superior
commander OF the department. The tu-
mutt in the mean time increased M.
Bruno, uneasy, went to the house of the
project, TO shew him his passport signed by
the Marquis Riviere.-The project advised
him to abscond, and promised TO send him
his papers, they descended together. The
project although he was not yet known to
the people in that capacity, came to make
himself known TO the people, and in the
m DIST Of the insulting language heaped upon
the Marshal, to reproaoh hi-n for his tcrmer
conduct & his recent transactions in the
South. he with difficulty procured an op-
portunity for the Marshal to pass in his
carriage without receiving violence.
He thought himself safe but moment
alter his carriage was stopt upon the ram
parts and his life was threatened anew
They assailed his rctinue with stores and
cut his horses to pieces. The Marshal
then demanded of the project, who came
IN haste, with the members Of the council,
permission to enter the city. He was con
| Quoted to the post-house. There the Pre-
'Tect not having an armed force at his dis
posal, aided by some peaceable citizens,
defended the door of this house in person.
He employed, to appease the anger of the
people, prayers, solicitations, promises,
Understanding availed. Those with
Trr lrE e -.
with nd cries. The Protect promised in
vain that he would conduct the Marshal to
prison IL they would respect his lie all
WAS useless.
A battalion Of troops which arrived
coud not rc-estabii.h ord THE efierves-
cence was at its height-already they be-
gan to break the gates with aXcs-the vo-
alterations radNubled. For more than four
hours the Prefrct defended the life Of the
Marshal with uAheard of courage the
multitude crowded towards the door, be-
fore which he stood with Ill the magis-
trates, the commandant OF the department,
some officers of the national guard, and the
armed force which thsy had assembled.-
Three times they were driven oiT-thrice
they returned in spite of the bay n; IS and
threats which were directed against them.
At this moment they heard the discharge
Oh gun, ana persons came TO announce
that the Marshal had killed himself.
Some hours after they wished to car
ny the body to the Chapel /; but it was
impossible to restrain the people, who
seized it and threw it into the Rhone.
Zurich, .HuFH8t Count Talleyrand,
minister of France, Informed the assembly
by 4 note of the 28th, of the arrival of diff
ferent persons of the family of Bonaparte,
and others implicated in the late revolu-
ton in France, in the cnyirons of Geneva.
Eheir stay in Switzerland will produce
great Inconvenience to the two Countries,
and his exc lency desires that the diet
will not grant residence to these individ-
uals. This ole will be communicated to
the cantons. who will be requested not to
receive those persons whose presence will
compromit the confederation.
Many cantons in Switzerland have or
dered the arrest OF all the persons who
have arrived from France, and are sus-
pected of having quilted their country in
consequence of the happy revolution which
has changed its fate.
Bourpcs, Angusf 3.
Marshal Mcdonald, duke OF Tarentum,
on the 1st inst. took at this place the
Command Of the army Of the Loire. lie
has published the two follow ing papers:
ORDER or THE DAY.
The army is Informed, that the marshal
duke of Tar ntum, appointed by the King
to succeed his exccllcncy the marshal
prince Of ECkmuhl, (who has asked and