The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-02

elipc prefecture until the Sth: Pressed cy
Gen. Becker. who had beer shargedt to escor,
apd sec him on board, AID by III. the Baron
aonn. Maritime Pvefect, to avail him
self OF every opportunity afforded by the wind
and tile, he determined at length TO embark
in the boats that we're waiting for him ~ eve
ny tide and repaired at ten o'clock in the
evening, on board the Saal, and Caused his
suite To be divided between that frigate and
the Meduse.
The next moving, the 9th, he landed upon
the isle OF AK, and visited ts folriiicauons
On the 10Th, the wind was favorable Cor
pattiug to sea hut the English cruisers and
the briglt moon, left the frigate but little
ia p c es ;apng.
Between the i0sh and 18th. Napoleon sent,
in a fig of triice, on board The English ship
Bellerophon, the Generals Savary and Las
Casas Tie flag of tracs returned on the
11sh.
Irstween the It'll, and ie'h, Napoc learned from
his brother Joseph the dissolution g., tho Chsr.h,,s
and the entry ofthc N'ng Ito Paris. Until then
tonai,arte ha' often expressed the opinion tl,t the
ChambeFs would recall him, either because he WISHED
the authorities that surroun' ed him tn believe 81, or
because he really rntertansd s,ieh an exp.ctatioA
On the l2t' hc landetlup9n tie island Of AK with
ms so''e and tier baggage and in the night between
the 18th and 18th, two half DECIDED boats arrv there
tom Rochelle. IL appeared that Napoleon had caus
eel them to be- purchased ti the intention o. en-
arkg IA the AID otendea, curing gain by favor Of
the night Da III, sIna k, with which it IS SUI posed
mat he had agreed, Who wait for i'm at go or
10 asues distance m The ofi,g not Known why
lie "Hi not a'ai hins It of these arrangements but
dou' ess tuty appearcd to him TO be ,oo hazardous
ln he night betweee the f5ti and i4t, he went a.
bo"d the French brig pEpcryier; and on the even
iHs "t the l1h, Gen Becker, who had been With nag
o. b ard o! tic Enslish sqialron having rcturncL Ma
poeon caused kis suite and shei bal.gay to be enbar
ed III the EpeIver
On the 18th, in The morning, that vessel was perc w.
ed maIi"s saul as ufag Of truce, towards the aimI-
rails ship; the sea not Permitting ;,cr to approach
quickly, the English boats met her, and ira ,s,,ori,
C psssa,rrs onb 'sr.l re Rrilerophcn Under these
circumstances, Lient ]ourdau, eoumsndcr Of tie r.
pc. Ver conceived IL his duty request and accord
ingl' obtidned from the Captain Of the B.Icrophou
written attes'a ion OF lis hav,ng taken Bonaiarte on
board of that vessel
On the sam day, frgste belonging, TO the squad
ron set sail For +. gland
Ga the 10th, the Bellcr rhoo set sail 81 half psst one
N q att rho The ligtpers end Inc direction Of
the wind th"t has pr,Y, lei since does not admit of
the supp sltion that she cou have arrived the En-
81 sh Goa I, eiel the tg;h ~ 2Qth.
On the 18th, the mari inc pref G Of Roehefort adj
dressed to the ho9psadd searIcn under his Orders a
proc'arna ion, which, IL announcing the reform Of H.
NJ TO Paris, amidet the acclamat01s Of ALI the rhsb
white eockaie.
The white flag was hoistei upon the forts, and on
bo'rd of the Vessels in the road, tie 17h at noon *
saluted 10y the artillery.
lS0lnPtnuw
manifested las Infection 10 those colours to be
hmsted by The troops under his and Lu; the com
ma dant o the place moi having yet received the Or
ners 'ddresstdio the Generals, NJ. the Barron de
Bonneionx opinion, that he og:t t, at j.; or
der to act IN concert with that superior officer vino
5000 received from VI u Cen Burtland corn,nan,nt.
tie department Of the iower Chareite orders 70 fol-
low the movement IT the marine
nnSht not 20 omit informing YOU Evnelency that
the WISE measures taken by NJ the Mar,,irc Project
and MalorGenelal l'nrtrand, would have prevented
any sIch
tochetorl anil Rochelle are animated ~ the hes;
spirits and those ports which were the asi oadcr the
influence otBonaparte, have not on that aec.,t failed
to be the first rs manifest tei ,Ievoor 10 toe Kings
person, and their l1y, on lem * the r1t.in Of cur a1
gust monarch Ia his Capital
Your exceeacy will tilr annexed the copy of a let
ter addressed by Napoleon 70 thc r,,z iel.ot ,f
Ens@pd, and which must have reachd, hsioysi hi.l-
ness through the medium oftte BupFs,, sousJron.
pray your exceiiency TO accept the homage OF nv
profound respect. ~
II. De RIGEY.
The following article is copied from the l. o,don
Courier OF the i7tB July. 0n"o''
TREATY W,feH AMERICA.
The following are rcpm1 ed he The pinci ~, torn,