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


Biscay he spoke brig from i.erhcrn, which
reported that commodore Decatur had made
peace with the Dey of Algiers. & the Ameri-
can squadron was then in the harbor of Al
giers.
Summary fransiatons from, Paris Pafers 70
July 2sth, 1ier the Ari2sto.
PARIS, July 28.
London papers are received to the 21st, in
which the embarkation of Bonaparte ON board
the Bellerophon, and her arrival at Plymouth
is stated. The London paper adds, that it
is impossible that any determination of the
government in relation to this news could
have been known at this period. The French
paper adds, " tina, the most effective mea-
sures Should be adopted, and put it out of his
power ever again to trouble the world, and
we agree in opinion with the English Journal
lists, that to attain this point. it win nor be
Sufficient to shut him up in The tower Of Lon,
don, or AN old Scotch castle. he should BIZ
transported to a great distance trcm tie corr
tinent of Europe, the island of ST. Helena for
example. We are firm convinced TASK
Bonaparte, by himself. will hereafter be no.
thing more than eypler but his name
may, perhaps, excite unworthy hopes, and
serve AS pietext for treasonable plots and
msurrection, which may trouble France, and
perhaps all Europe 1t is therefore a1,soiu.e-
ly necessary that his fate should be decided
in one way or the othcr.-Death to his sup
portcrs and adherents, This is the o,ily
means to put an end TO the alarms aud ma
chinations of which he might become the D.
ject HIS removal to an immense. distance
from Europe, is as impericusy cemahtel cy
policy as by humanity.
LONDON, July %
Stocks-consols 57l. omhiu,n 9 So.
The news OF Honaparte's surrender to the
British Feet gave rise to a number of extraor-
d'nary reports here yesterday. i. Every des-
cripton OF business appeared 60 have been
forgotten. His surrender WAS in the mouth
of every one, ahordng food for the uost hdi-
crous conversation. Some toubtc,t the fact,
but at four o'clock all doubts We're put at rest.
By the receipt of an offici-l letter by Lord
Castlereagh from the Duke of Ot,Tnt con-
tanning an official despatch of the i Ii OF July.
OF which the following is an extract:
Sc After having closed NY dispatches TOW
OF this morning, l received the enclosed COM
mmcatiou. -
" have the honor to make known to youF
EXcellency that Napoleon Bynaparte, tinoip,
it impossible to escape the Is itish cruz, rs
and troops who were stationed to guard The
coast, came to the resolution of going on bozrd
the British ship of the line BclleropLon. C::p-
tain Maitland. / have the honor to be, ETC.
(Signed) lie Due d'OTRANTE %
Bonafarte's Letter. 10 the Prince Reg. M,
90 In consequence of the factions which
have divided my country, and the hatred of
the greatest powers of Europe, have termi-
mated my political career and come Ike
Themistocles, to place myself under the pro-
lection of the British nation. place myself
under her protection and her laws. and which
i demand of your Royal Highness as the
most powerful, the most constant, ard the
most generous of my enemies"
The Austrian army, at the last dates, oc-
!cupled Boursosne, the department of.the
Nieore, and there had arrived on the banks
of the Loire, a corps of Russians, Bavariaus
and Wertembergers, to observe the army
OF the Loire, which was daily decreasing by
continual Gesertions. Oaveust had returned
to Paris ,
There were great and magnificent reioic-
ings at Bordeaux on the 18th of July, on the
re-hostipg of the Bourbon iiag.
General Clausel issued proclamation on
the 2Ota: of May, addressed to the soldiers.
containing his submission to.tne authority OF
the King.
Cardinal Fesch has left Paris Under ar. es-
cort Of Austrian cavalry
The fortress Of Befort, in Alsace, has been
carried by the Austrian troops, after i've as
sauits. which, much blood on both sides
1t appears, from the latest French papers.
that. the most perfect tranquility reigned in
every part Of France.