The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
FROM FRANCE.

Irdnsiations from French hotiers, received at
rhe Patriot Office, fer the 1ianfi'ts, CAPT.
Young, arri1,ed at Baltimore on SATURDAY.,
from BourdeduT.
PARIS, April 1.-The police have arrest
ed Maubreil and Strvenot. whom the late
government released from prison, the 10Th
ut. The first had undertook to destroy Ma
poleon, Joseph and Jerome, and to carry OFF
the KING OF Rome. He, in company with
one Dasies, the road to Orleans, at To-
parh, fell in with the Queen ct Westphalia,
the 1914 April, 1914, and robbed her of her
diamonds and other valuables, which was the
cause OF his Grst arrest. He says he was en-
plOyed by Laborie, Secretary of the Provis-
lonai Government, was to be made Duke, if
he succeeded, with a pension of 200, 900
francs, and had company OF MamalukcS
with Lieutenant at his command. Steven
OF is chlrged with recruiting bravoes to assas-
sinate in their dwellings, all those distinguish
ed by their Independence, or who were con-
spicuous in the revolution. These men will
be tried by the Imperial Court, and the Pub
tic Debates vii! shew the intentions of that
Paternai Government which promised with
such good faith to forget the past
BY AN Imperial Decree, the Count de Chap
tai is named Director of Commerce &, Man
ufactures, and the Count Bizor de Preamen-
ne, Director General of the &" Cultes. %
Their DEGREES annul the organization of the
Marine Department, as established by acts
OF 22l May, 18th June last. The Count La
cepede, is appointed Grand Master of the
niversity-Villaret, Chancellor, and De-
lambre Treasurer. The stamp duty is revi-
sed.
The minister of war has, it is said. is
sued orders for 20G0 rations To be prcpar-
ed on the road which the Empress will
take.
An Imperial Decree of the 2sth ult prohi-
bits the expectation of firearms.
The Marshal Duke OF Treviso, has an
nounced that the Prince of Wagram has not
gone to England as was reported; but would
ask for his discharge from the ki'g, on his
arrival at Menin, and would afterwards re-
pair to Bamberg, in search of his wife and
children.
A German Gazette mentions, that the
Count de Lille is at Frankfort on the Mcn
General Grouchy, il is said, is Governor
of Lyons
The Marshal de Camp Lalemand is
made Lieutenant General by an Imperial
Decree.
Mr.. Leroi is Prefect of the Upper Alps.
Mr. Chali,ou is Project of the Grouse
A great number of nvalie.s had been turn
ed out of their hotel, by the late government,
with a promise of pension, never granted.
The Emperor has ordered them 10 be resto-
red.
AUSTRIA, March olive are assured,
that prior 10 the recent events in France, it
was proposed to the king Of Naples to abdi-
cate his throne. Since the return Of Napoe-
On to France. we are anxious to know what
part he will take.
The King OF SaXeny, before signing the
treaty ordered by Congress, wishes to see t.le
result of Napoleon's return. AS he had an
tecedently accepted what was left him of
his kingdom, and now shows openly that he
counts on his powerful ally, it is possible
he may compromise the whole OF his king
dom.
AUGSBURG, March 22.-The Military
chiefs of the Milanese Government are ex-
ccssively alarmed at the unexpected debark-
ment of Napoleon, near their coast New
arrests have taken place and IL carriages
Ito be followed by others) with about 40 pris-
oners of state, have been conducted to the
Fortress of Mantua.
Letters from Italy announce that the En-
glish troops in the Genoese territory have or
ders to advance towards Nice, to occupy that
frontier. The Piedmontese are to act in
Concert.
SYRAsBURG, March 27.-The Prince of
Moscowa is expected here tomorrow, to
take command of the army of observation in
Alsace. The Duke of Albefura, (Suchet)
has left us to day for Paris. Before his de-
parture be expressed, i'll general orders,
his appreciation of the garrison and national
guard
: Isle, March 26.-A te-deum has been
sung, to celebrate the return of the Great Ma
poleon.
CoLMAR. March 24.-In ell parts of Al
SAGE, the cries OF long live Napoleon, rcsound
the fidelity of this part of the Empire ought
never TO have been doubted.
PARIS, March 3O.-The Commission
charged with Grating a new Constitution,
ranks M Carrot among its members.
A camp of 10000 men, is about to be for
med near Beauvais
The equipages of the Empress left Yer
sales the 9th inst.
The pvecipitste flight Of the late Govern
nent, lid not prevent their agents from COM
hitting spoliations of every kind Valuable
furniture, silver, diamonds, &c. belonging to
the State, we've taken away. sepuestraljon
will be placed on the property Of cuips5e a.
gents who have participated IN the spoils.
and Of those who having the power to prevent
1t, did not exercise it,
Marshal Ney lett Paris three days since,
to inspect and take command of the frontiers
ofFlanders
At ValenCiennes and Lsle, the tri-coloured
flag waves at every corner the best dispo-
sitions prevail in both these cities
NALENCtENNFs March &c. The commu-
nication with Biusse Is appears to be interrupt,
ted. The Hanoverians who are on the lines,
permlt FrenCbWen u pass in, b1t will not al