The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-19
BOSTON, Aug IL.
IaVFST FROM ENGLAND.

lHh 4
a., the potiteness of capt. BEATsoN, VINO
arriyed Yesterday from Plymouth, England,
u,e were favoured with paper OF thae CITY
NJ the 4tA ult. containing London dates TO ehe
I'd. ,,r L..
16 and Is, has been published. In the Tor
mer it says, 1000 Prussians were opposed
10 100. 900 French. In the course OF the oay'
Biucher's horse was killed and Tell on nm:
The enemy passed and repassed mn! several
times. while he lay on the ground. rs 10 the
haTtIe Of the 18th, it says, " English valour
ON this day could not be surpassed. he
Scotch infantry beat the French Old Guard,
and the English cavalry defeated the French
cavalry in every charge. OF the FRENCH ar
nv. not more than one third, and II pieces OF
artillery escaped"
TIE British House of Commons have vot-
ed q incumbent to the officers and; soldiers
who fell in the battle Of Waterloo.
Louis 8 was recently at Mons. l43 miles
n. of Paris. TALLEYRAND vas proceeding
to join him. ~,
The French Provisional Government, lost
3 not 2. moment to make proposals OF peace.
M. Otto. name well known III French Dip
slolnacy, is the person selected by them to
z.rcat With England. Having arrived at Bou
3logue, he sent overa dispatch by messen-
Yer, addressed to Lord Castlereaghs which
Reached Dover on Tue sday morning. The
messenger was detained at Dover, but the
dispatch was Forwarded to town by Mr
Mantal the agent for packets.--lti announ-
ces the abdcauch Of BcnapIrte, the accesSl-
on of his sou to the Throne, y invites England
to enter into negotiation tor peace. me
course which tue English cabinet Will pursue
may be easily anticipated from tEeir past
conduct. They will refer the proposition to
our Allies, to whom, no Goubt, Ike ccnmu-
nicatioa has been made /; and they Will
4 refuse to treat with any of The family OF
( Bonaparte, OF any Government cu'anatlns
from, or in any manner, Connected with
him.
lilly 2.
Lord Castereagh and Suite left torgh OF
Friday last, June 3e) on his nlssloa 10 the
Continent. IL is supposed that 2. Metternch
and Baron E4rdenOerg viii meet lOrdsC. al
Brussels.
Lord Wellington, in a dispatch, dated al
La Cateat, 22d Jdne, says, >" the {French
soldiers quit their regiments in parties, ant
return to their homes : thaI of the cavalry &
artillery selling tHer horscs to the people o
the country, The remains OF the Frcncl
army, lie says, were retiring on Laon. lh'
3 third corps was the only CHE WHICH remained
entire
To the astonishment even of military
men, all barriers between Waterloo amt
Paris, Seem to disappear the allies pene
trate unopp0sed ih,o the very heart of Franc
the inhabitants halling them as their eeliv
erers. and readily supplying them with pro
visions.
PLYmoUrH, july 3.
4 An application fof passports for a Frenc
A Negociator Was received by Government o
Tuesday, but il was rejected and the Office
who brought the dspatca was sent back t
Boulogne. Another dispatch, however,
said to have arrived from Bouogne on Thur:
day night, aud TO have been forwarded immt
dlately to Government. The general bel'
is, that it had for It's OBJECT the demand, O
the part OF Bonaparte, OF an asylum IN III
country, which demand, it Is also believed
has been rejected.
Yesterday, General Count LosNU, an
several other French officers, who were Il
ken prisoners ~ the late glorious victory
Waterloo, set off in Carriages and four t.
hshburton, where they are to reside OH the
paroie.
Arrived on Saturday, Transport Sh
from Martinique, with French soldiers bou'
to France, detained by II. Nj. Ships bell