Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15
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II We auu the otalf OUCerS. ana persons
belonging to the ret nue. of the Sovercigns,
the suites of the Generals, & OFF ers. &c.
&c. the number of the Allies in France.
will amount to 100000.
September 15-To day we received the
Paris papers of Tuesday the Austrians.
as they row inform us are Begin ing TO quit
France, but this in only on the side of TIA
ly. In the vicinity of Paris the troops Of
the Allies seem to increase. On Mondav.
for instance, fresh detaohments of Aus
TRAN, Prtissian and Belgian cavalry, enter
ed Paris.
The Parisians are about to be amused
with another lawsuit, arising out of the
dregs of the Jacobn system Of Leg slasure.
The late Marshal Lannes, alias the neck
Duke of Montebello, when private SOL
der. married an equal in rank, one of the
followers of the camp by this woman he
had son subsequently, whs n he became
Marsh ], he put away his sans culone
wife and married one of Bonaparte's 4vards
by th sperson whose rank and edu, alton
were lit more elevated, but as to whose
morale we shall be silent for the present,
LANES also had sun. The good natured
Louis XVIII. was recently advised by
Fouf he, to raise to the peerage the eldest
son of Marshal Lannes. The person who
claims OF course this honor for her son and
this claim is naturally enough also made
by the sans cufotte wife on behalf of her
son. We rejoice to see these disputes
brought forward they will tend greatly to
dispel the illusions which have too long
prevailed on the subject of the purity Of
bonaparte's school of morals, and they will
Doubtless terminate in stripping vast
number of Ii iaCkd.ws of their borrowed
plumes.
Marshal Suchet was still at Clermont
Ferrand ON the 9Th inst with several Off
GERS of hisstaff.
The mock Duchess ofRassano who came
to Paris 20 solicit her husbands liberty, has
received passports for Austria and has set
out for hcrdestination.
Il letter from Rome cfthe 26th, saws
A deputation from the Jews Of the Mar
ches, and the Roman legations, Was admit
ted on the goth to an audience of the holy
Father who received them with much be-
nevolence"
Captain Maitland, the commander Of tie
bellerophon, arrived in town YESTERDAY,
and deiIvered to Sir Hudson Lowe, the
new governor OF St. Helena, the 1000 gold
Napoleons tonnd among the property Of
Bonaparte. 1t is supposed that the Gov
Slon, to be given to Bonaparte in such
proportions as may not be inconsistent with
the proper security of his person.
/ An Austrian division has entered Mar
settles.
There seems to have been a very serious
commotion IN ihe Palace Royal on Monday
n GIT. Did the Parisians take advantage II
the absence OF many troops at the grand re-
view, to indicate the spirit which they sill
possess We imagine, from the eniratce
OF foreign troops into the Capital, mention
ca IN these papers, that something of t is
Kind Caused the Belgian, Austrian and
Prussian cavalry to be fastened up.
The British and p ussian troops continue
to pour into the North of France and at
the same time it is said that peace is sign
ed, 1t is limited that if may be necessary to
order up the Danish Contingent
Paris. Seftt. g.
very curious circumstance has occur
red at oirasburg. General Rapp havi g\
announced to his troops their disjandnent,
the soldiers replied that they were ready
to obey the order, but thatthcy would pre-
viously be paid. the general hsVifg Id
them that they SHOULD be pad when they
were at home, the soldiers S, lied him and
sent him to prison the staff off ers took
- N''~ ~'''ifN ~ tiiNH DNL tic SUI"
dHrs would not hear reeS son, and sent the
officers also to prison. A serieant now
commands there. The garrison being We
ry numerous, ifthey persist in subordmation
It will not be easy to reduce them. The
Journals which have mentioned This affair.
disguise as much as possible the real truth
Of the facts
Paris, ScIitem5er 11-At Joigny there
viii be formed camp of thirty thous-
and men, BaYarians and Wursemburgh-
ers.
II ey wri e from Saint Sever, thst Gs-
neral Lamarque IS there under suryeil-
lance.
A proclamation Of the Project de Ia
Meurthe to the inhabitants Of the depart.
ment, announces on the 29nd, that the Rus
sian troops in that part had begun TO put
themselves IN march to quit France.
NJ. de Roedlich, the Prnssiau General
who was FIRST appointed commissioner to
the Island Of SAINT Helena, has refused
IN consequence Of which, M. de Haenln,
PrSssan Minister at Frankfort has ac-
cepted this Office, and set Oft for Eng
land.
a body Of the allied troops had arrived
at Barney, on the road from Blor to Or
leans.
The Allies are besieging Giyet the
garrison still makes q formidable rests
lance.