The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-06

- -,ger, Mr.. Thomas w. G.. Moore. Of
ity, who has favored the Editors Of tho
,ntile Advertiser with Bordeaux papers
27th of March, and the following I'M
mt TRANSACTIONS.
DECLARATION
nt to H. Il. II. tine Duke of Angouleme,
e Count D'Osmand, Ambassador from
ce at Turin.
powers which signed the Treaty at
convened in general Congress atVien-
living been informed OF the invasion of
con, and of his entry, sword i'll hand,
rance, owe it to their own dignity, & to
crests of social order. Il solemn decla-
of the sentiments which that event has
them to entertain. In thus breaking
Invention which established him at the
d of Elba, Bonaparte destroys the only
title to which his existence could lay
In re-appearing in France with pro
10 disturb and confuse. ne has deprived
lf of the protection of the laws, and h:
Tested in the face OF the universe, that
can be no safety in having peace on
with him. The pdwers declare in con-
nee, that Nahoieon Bonaharte has htac-
asei ont all ciUH and social relations ;
thar as the enemy and disfur5er IF the
e of the 7vorld, he is deiivcred th 10 the
rtiDe f,u6ic. They declare at the same
that firmly resolved to maintain invio-
he treaty of Paris of the S0th Of May
the dispositions sanctioned by that treu-
nd all those which they have, or which
shall yet agree upon to complete &scon-
ate it, they will employ all their means
will unite all their efforts, in order that
general peace, the object of all the views
urope, and constant end of their labors,
Pt disturbed anew and in order to qua
ee 1t from ali attempts which shall threa1
o re-p!unge the people III the disorders
miseries of revolutions and, though in
atelv persuaded, that France entire, will
IN rally itself arourd its legitimate sove.
Sn, to render nugatory this last attempt of
criminal AID impotent delirium Ill the So
leigns of Europe, animated with the same
ilments, guided by the same principles, de-
le, that if, contrary to every calculation,
re should result from this event any real
Ger whatever, they will be ready to give
ne King OF France, and to the French la
!. or to any OF their allies, as soon as The
sand shall be made, the necessary means,
Ie-cstablish the public Tranquility and to
hke common Cause against all those who
lall undertake to disturb it.
nS prs III iIcttTt-lDN, inserted IN NE
rotocoI of the Congress convened at Vierha,
the session of the 18th of March, 1Sl5,
iall be made public.
6 Signed at Vienna, en- the 18Th of March
BIS. by ali the Plenipotentaries who gled
he Treaty of .ris.'
[ The above docu nent strengthened the de-
;rrnation ofthe RovaIists at Bordeaux. TO
stabliSh an Independent or Provisional 30
erament in the south against Bonaparte1
An officer of Bonaparte's had arrived at
ordeaux from Paris, who s Immediately
rrcsted and put in prison. Al! the English
ere getting away With their effects as fast
5 possible
Ton the 7.h March King Louis issued a
reel 80 s;;i Declaring that ii1n parte en-
red, sword in hand the department Q: the
ar, and calls upon all the authorities, civil
nd military, to pursue, arrest, AMI produce
the person Of Napoleon Bona
lrte, that he ana his abettors may be dealt
18th agteeably to the laws = Il
The French frigate the LyS, that JAILED
ON "0uion, bas captured the brig OF war
nd transports which brought Bohaparse and
IS GUARD SIo34 I.it-- T. T4-e;i,-
King Louis, issued a Proclamation or the
9th OF March, saying that part of his army
al betrayed him, but he hoped it would
bon acknowledge it's errors and return to it's
uty. Cfhe King, at this time stated he gould
rake stand in his capital, but wisied TO
ave much bloodshed.)