The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09

Of State. His commun' cat ons viii lie address :
ed to the Regency.
A bittalion ct the guards were ordered OH
70 the Netherlands yesterday.
The news of the victory OF 18th has raised
the standard Stocks-the Three Per Gents
two per ce:t Alter the Loan was taken the
Omniutn Script was at three TO four pei, cent.
premium Yesterday, thongh it opened at
iune, and rose to ten, it ii off at eight, ow-
ing to the Immense SUMS put, TO market by
those who had purchased low, and wisned to
make certain profit.
l2:e Eur-pean Congress of Vienna Closed
its sessions the 29th MAY. rs proceedings
are speedily to be published. The German
Congress is to be removed to Frankfort.
Before the Allies entered Naples. MOB
asstiicd the Palace, in search OF =. the butch
er OF the pcpuiace of Madrid - and he es-
CAPPED IN disguise en- board merchant ves-
sci. His Queen took refuge on board Bri-
tlsh man OF war. She afterwards sai,cd to
Gaeta, receive her children o. board and
wiz proceed to Trieste. Ancona had surren-
dered. Prince Leopold, OF Naples, and not
King Ferdinand, had arrived in Naples
In consequence of the cesson of Saxon ter
rtory to the King of Prussia, he adds " his
titles, those OF Duke ofSaxony, Landgrave of
Count Hepneberg.
NEw-YoRK. Aug. 8.
BY the British ship Port Royal, from Liver
pool, the Editors of the Mercantile Adver-
ftiser Lave received London paper of the
18th, and Liverpool OF the 18Th June, from
winch we have made the following cx-
tracts
LONDON, JUNG 19.
Observer OG:e, Sunday a5,ornhrg.
Paris Papers to the 18th inst have Just ar
rived. Bonaparte left Paris on Tuesday, ana
was % take the road to scissors, for the Nor
thern frontier. 1t was given ont that he was
gong to review the forces assembled and in
spect the fortresses. Important military IN
teliigence may now be expected. The follow,
ing are extracts
pans. June IL
The emperor left Paris yesterday, by the
barrier OF la Niliette, Il stopped few mi
nuteS 1T Bourguct, and was TO pass the night
at scissors. Marshal Bertrand and General
Drouet accompanied his Mai sty. Relays of
horses have for some days been Kept ready
on the road, for the service of his Majesty &
suite
g Previous TO ,tis Maiesty's departure, he
named Council of Regency, which is to be
|. composed, 1t is said, Of tne Frinces of the Im-
Perial family, the Ministers, and several Mi
pisters Of State. The Prince Arch Chancellor
presides."
a" A report is also circulated Of Commis-
sion being appointed for maintaining the safe
ty OF Paris, at which the Minister of War will
preside, and of which the Projects of Police
and Of the Department win be members.
Marshal the Duke of Daln,atia arrived
at Lille on the 10th inst. 4.
"Workmen are now employed in con-
structing additional Notifications round Par
is" 49,
The Minister of the interior made, on the
18th inst. an expose to the two Chambers. 1t
commences with the return of the Emperor
to France, and states that he deeires peace,
but VIII not hear of propositions, h7mlliat;ng
TO the honor Of France. The Republicans, it
observes, recovered from their errors, you'd
now recognize in the Emperor the protector
OF liberal ideas. in conclusion, it is SAID that
the Army had bt a" raised by the Emperor,
since the S0th March, to 175 600 men and
that before August, it would amoul.a 10 FIVE
hundred thousand exclusive of National
Guards.
An Embargo has been imposed in all the
French ports.
Information has been received at Lloyds, of
the capture of the Penguin sloop of war, by
the u. 5. sloopof war Hornet, after an action
vi ~ minutes IN the South Sea.
LoNDoN, June IA.
Bonaparte is reported to have left Paris,
not on the 9Th, but on the evening of the 10th,
after having received the addresses of the
two cha mbers in answer to his speech with
which he opened the sittings. He is said to
have been accompanied by Joseph Bonaparte
and Suchet.
X letter from Ostend, dated Tuesday,
states, that he arrived at Manheuge ON Sun
day evening.
a Moniteur of the 10th has been received
but it T.akes no mention of Bonaparte's de-
parture for the army.
Dispatches were yesterday received by
Government from La Vendee, which announce
the death of that distinguished leader the
Marquis La Roche Jacquelin, in an action
with the troops Ct Bonaparte. Several other
persons Of distinction, active partizans of the
Bcurbons, we learn, have fallen in the same
cause.
June H.
Stocks have risen considerably to-day, on
a report which has obtained some credit that
a French gentleman had arrived, with pro-
posals from Garnet and Fouche, to the Bri-
fish government, the purport of which was to
set aside Bonaparte. OH condition of the eleVa-
ton OF the Duke OF Orleans to the throne of
France. Nothing official has transpred on
this subject.
The three allied sovereigns are now in the