The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-14
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fairs we perceive Bonaparte more firmly set.
ed on the throne than ever. The Duke a.,
Duchess of Angouleme had Red from Franc
The Marseillois had sent a deputation on th.
18th April to gen. Grouchy, expressing the,r
submission and fidelity to the Emperor. TIE
general transmitted the same in letter 60
government.
The most active preparations are MAKING
in France, apparently for defensive war
The French territory is however nor vet ,;o
lated with hostile foot.
The Duke Of Otranto, in the sitting of the
Council of Ministers, made some forc;hle
comments on the infamous declaration'
OF the 18th. lie believes IL to be fabrica-
ton.
Several important changes are to be pro-
posed In the constitution OF France, for the
consideration of the representatives of the dc.
partments. There are sixty seven new ar
ticles. All feudal or seignoral rights are abol-
ished, all priviled sed and dominant religion
done aw ay.
Joachim Murat. King of Naples, has issued
proclamation dated Rimini, March 3lst all
dressed to the people of Italy calJine nm
them to join with him in asserting their indie
pendence.-I'he ice is already broken.-Sev,
eral actions have taken place in which Murat
has been successful against the Austrians
he had entered Florence on the 9th April.
1t is not clear whether the preparations, of
the allies be for an offensive or defensive war
The people and the military of France dis
play the greatest confidence in Napoleon and
in their own resources.
BY tableau of Levy of $3.50 BattaI;one
OF National Guards, intended to protect tle
frontiers against invasion, and which gives to
each battalion. 72O men we are presented with
the great total of 2,253, 900 National Guards
These are the Militia of France.
The most tumultuous ioy reiens in Poland
the Of rea lei;
assemblies & banquets always terminate with
cries OF vive Napoleon !'' vive les Francois -
The presence of the Russians cannot chec,
their enthusiasm, and if Russia should 90 to
war with France, she will find it indspeuss-
bic to leave large army in Poland-as the
emotions excited there on the return of Buo
parte may probably lead to re-deliverence.
British vessel, ad again began to visit the
ports of France
BOSTON, June Car. privateer schooner
commodore Macdonough, Goodrich. 3Odays
from Morlax, France, (sailed May 7th) car
go beef, pork, bacon, butter, &c. taken ont
OF prizes sent into MorlaiX.
Ext acts from the Journal de Paris, up to the
S9th April, received by the privateer Con,
Macdonough, just arrived.
These papers contain no new facts of much
importance. Hostilities had not commenced
at the last daet, but vigorous preparations
were making on both sides
The following article is from the journal of
the goth.
In execution of the Imperial Decree of the
ga INST res isters have been opened at Paris,
this day, (29th April at the Office of the Sc.
| cretary OF the project at the Hotel de Villa.
in each of the twelve wards in the Offices of
clerks OF the Court, tribunals and Justices of
| the Peace, and of the Notaries, for the pur
! pose of receiving the votes of the citizens, on
the act in addition to the Constitution of the
Empire, dated the 22d.
The citizens arc at liberty to give in their
votes at either OF those places, which will be
kept open till the 9TH May, from A, M. till
6P. NJ.
Marseilies, .Htt7R 81.
Fhe army of the king of Naples is said to be
eight leagues from Genoa.
The following address was posted I'D in
Paris, by the Project of the Seine on the 9th.
addressed to the officers and soldiers of the
oldand new guard, and the artillery who had
| obtained their discharge.
An honorable peace is the ardent wish of
the Emperor-France has no fears from an
| unjust attack. She is capable of repelling ev-
cry aggression. If war is inevitable. the En-
| percs will place himself at the head of those
armies which have never been CONQUERED
with him. He will be surrounded by that
faithful guard which has given him so many
| proofs of devotion, the brave men who tr;-
umphed under the Imperial Eagles at I,ntzen.
| at Bautzen, at Montereau, at Montmirail. az
| Champaubert
Officers and soldiers, the imperial guard is
| forming again. Those of you whose iong SER
vice and wounds do not prevent are invites to
return to your ranks. Those of the old guard
and artillery shall be placed in the first and
second reginents-those of the young guard
in one of the corps now forming with an adj
vanced pay of FIVE Confines per day equal
| to cent?
-, April %.
The garrison of Valenciennes is said to CON-
| sist of So 900, and every thing in fine order
| for seige. At Lille there was four divjsi-
ons of infantry, two of cavalry and numer-
Gus artillery.
VIENNA, April IS.
The army Of Murat is estimated at $4,000
infantry and 10000 cavalry. Before his de-
parture ne named his queen regent and redu-
| ced all the taxes one third, expecting proba-
! bly, to support his army by contributions
| from the ecclesiastical state and Tuscany.
| The court of Vienna published on the 18th
April in German and Italian, the statute e.
recting LombaTdy and Venice into a new
kingdom. All the Venetian and Lombard
countries are by this act forever united to the
| Austrian empire and Constituted q kirodon,