The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-27


Council, that the Duke of Wellington goes to
Brussels.
The Austrian Army is on a march from
this city to-day: 10000 Austrian troops are
advancing to the south and south east. Those
OF all the others are in motion.
.3ir-ta- Chafteac, March 81
Inc following measures of precaution have
been adopted by Baron Sack, Gov. Gen. of
the Lower and Middle Rhine:
: In consideration of the events which have
passed IN France, and of the Declaration of
the tiigh Allied Powers, dated the 18th inst.
ioirect' IN concert with the general Of the
royal troops, as follows:
" All communication with the General Go
vernment and France is interdicted, until
new orders.-PAssports to that country shall
only be gwen in the most urgent cases, and
ov superior authority-All sale of hol ses or
military effects to foreign parts is prohibit
ell.
The high Allied Powers having by So
Tenn act declared Bonaparte an outlaw, and
an enemy and disturber of the repose of the
world, every act tending to shew attachment
10 MS person or system can only be consider
ed us an attack on the eternal safety of the
state. And though | am aware that any such
q spostlon must be extremely rare among the
faithful inhabitants OF the Middle and Lower
Kline, yet feel myself bound to declare, that
whoever shall do any public act or make any
proposal tending to shew that he feels par
lcuiar attachment to the person of Napo-
leon bonaparte, or interests himself i'm his
cause, shall be Immediately arrested and
Drought before a special tribunal or be
smut up, so as not to be able to inlure soce-
ty."
Brussels, March 90.
Our Sovereigns made their solemn entry
N ne Il
amidst repeated salutes of artillery, the ring
ing of bells, &c. The whole population of
Brussels went to meet them, and received
them every where with the liveest express
slonS OF Joy, and incesSant acclamations
Leige, March %.
Prussian regiments, both cavalry and in
iiantry, continue to pass through this city, go
ing to Namur.
Marshal Berthier arrived here yesterday.
They say he is going to the king of Bavaria.
and will afterwards return to Louis XVIII.
Letters from Berlin announce that every
soldier IN Prussia is on the march. The vo-
iurteers VINO mad been discharged rejon their
corps with zeal.
Baron Sack has published the following
address to the inhabitants of the Banks of the
Rhine
AK la Chapelle March 81.
" The capital of France swore to defend
with energy the cause of the Throne and of
the existing Government against the attacks
OF the disturber OF public repose. now placed
without the pale of the law-The capital
OF France, and France herself, have deceiv-
ed us-bonaparte has occupied Paris without
firing a shot
:. Thus the adventurcr performs again,
probably Tor only short space of time. the
part OF usurper; and it is for Europe in arms
to acquire, by his destruction, a title to the
gratitude of the present and of future ge
neratons, since France has disdained to me-
rit it.
he high allied powers made their So
lemR declaration Oh this subject at Vienna ON
the 18th inst. The conquerors at Moscow.
1T .leipsiCk, at Vittoria, and at Paris. are has.
teHmg IN all directions to support this decla-
ration with arms in their hands. The ana
thema is pronounced on the periurer, who,
tread.ng under foot all justice and ali human
confidence, has again launched all the fire
brands OF war amongst us. The Whole DO
pulation OF Europe, if necessary, will arm it
self to pour III upon France, and stife this
monster i'll the blood and tears of MS folio "
ers but 1t VIII not be necessary To resort to
these extreme measures /; and Heaven has
perhaps reserved to the brave Prussians, En-
glIsh, l1anoverians and Be.gitns. who, col
lected between the Rhine and France, form
the bulwark OF nations, the glory of being the
Instruments of its just vengeance
You, brave inhabitants OF the Middle and
Lower Rhine, have it il your power to con-
tribute to the glorious work, and YOU will no
doubt zealously do so. The moment is come
when noble and generous souls must crowd
the ranks In order to oppose a wall Of brass
to wickedness and pertidy. Let the vigorous
youth assemble in crowds to consecrate thei,.
arms and their courage to the most sacred of
causes and to the defence of their country.
FOR Germany is our country; it shall be
SO always, and at every expence. Let the
men who have reached mature ape. the
fathers of families of all classes. arm
themselves under the colours OF the civic mi
litla, not to march to combat abroad. but to
defend their own homes against enemies and
traitors.
The country confides arms to you. brave
inhabitants of all ages of the banks of the
Rhine, the Moselle, the Roer, and the Meuse
! myself have pledged that YOU will bear
them with German fidelity and bravery.
1t is thus that you will signally partici-
pate in the triumph of the good cause, aud
preserve yourselves from the curses of vour
children and grandchildren, which must fall
upon your heads, it by your incidence or ia
difference you should be the cause of the for
ces OF Europe, combined 10 oppose the com
mon enemy, coming like destructive tor
rent to inundate and ravage your plains.
(Signedl SACK
GOV. zen. OF the Lower and