Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

ergues, for that of the Aveyrcn Count
Bartheiemy, for that of the mouths OF the
Rhone General Dupont, for that OF the
Charente the Duke of Tarentum, for that
of the Cher the Duke OF Ragusa, tor that
OF the Cote dor; Bruno de Bosgel'n, tor
that of the Cotes CIu Nord; Greuier, A.
torney General of the Court OF Rioni, Ior
that Of Creuz : Count Malleville, tor that
ofthe Der loene the Bishop Of Eyieux,
Peer of Fyssgce, fer that of the Eme !;
Count Lally,Tollendal, for that of Her
ault; Laniuinais. for that of the lie and Vii
laine Count Villemanzy, Peer ofFrance,
for that of the Indre the Duke dc Duras,
Peer of FRANCE, for that of the lndre and
Loire FACET de Baure, for that OF des
Landes the Duke Bsllrno, fer that of the
Lcirc and Cher; Count Dupois, Peer Of
France, for that of the Upper Loire
Chateaubriant for that OF the Lure ;. Count
Semonyille, Peer of France. for that or La
Mauche the Duke de Dudanviiie, Peer
of France, for that oe the Marine Count
Bcugnot, for that Of the Upper Marine ; the
Duke dc Mouchy, fer that of the Mearthe
the Duke de Reggie, Peer Of France, Tor
that of the Meuse Lieut. Gen. MarchaEt,
for that of Mont Blanc Count bournOn-
vile, Peer of France, for that of the Mo
selle Count Alexis Noailles, for that of
France, for that of the Pas de Calais /; De
Chabroi, for that of the Puy de Dome La
tour Auvergne Lauraguais, for that OF the
Eastern Pyrenees Barbe Marbois, Peer OF
France, for that of the Lower Rhine
Count Gouvion, for that of the Upper Sa-
one Dambray, Chancellor of France, for
that Of the Lower Seine; St. Gricq, Drec-
tor General Of the Customs, for that of the
Seine and Marine Count GARNER, Peer of
France, for that OF the Seine and Disc;
Count Fontanes, Peer of France, for that
of the DeuX-Sevren Latour Dupin, for
chat OF the Somme Count Perignor, Peer
of France, for that of the Tarn; the Duke
de la Force, for that of the Tarn and Ga
rome Count Pastoret, Peer of France,
for that of the Var; the Duke de Monte
mart, Peer of France, for that of Fiennc
Descars, for that of Upper Vienne the
Duke de Choiseul, Peer of France, for that
OF the Vosges and Bourienne, Counsellor
of State, for that of the Yonne.
Cardinal Fesch, in passing thro' Baerg
(Ain,) ofIiciated there clerically. After
divine service, some persons conducted him
to his residence, crying loudly ''Eive Pm
pereur ~ The Austrian general, who
commanded in the town, sent for the May
or, uphr2iled him with not having immedi-
ately suppressed the cries of sedition, and
imposed a fine of 80, 600 francs upon the c-
ty, to be paid in twenty-four hours, by way
of punishment.
The departure of all the English troops
from Paris is spoken of; forage begins to
be scarce around the capital it is suppos-
ed that they viii so to Normandy.
1t is said that Generals Excelnrans and
Flahaut have established themselves at
E.ffiat, in Auvergne, in q castle capable to
certain degree of defence. They have
with them about 500 men, who spread
terror through the neighborhood. General
Lefebre Desnouettes has adopted the same
course on the estate of M. de la Tremou-
lille, near Cosne. He makes war IS par
tisan in a neighbouring country. The re-
naming part of the French army, which
gained AuVergne, appears en- the contrary
eager to submit.
Murat was still at Toulon on the oath Of
July.