The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16

emperor to give in his unqualified abdication.
This was received with Misrepresentation on
one side, ana applause on the other
great tumuit succeeded {; and the NOM
oers collected III groupes, and appeared ex-
trcmely agitated.
After some time the minister of war crter-
ed the Hall, and the session was resumed.--
lhe mmister communicated some advices
from the army; among them a letter from
Gen. bonncmain, dated at Dinon, 20,h June,
| which stated Marshal Grouchy to be at Ma
mnr. Inc minister added, that if the Chart
oers took strong measures; if they declared
infamous and traitors to their country, ali the
soldiers and national guards. who did not re-
JOIN their colors there was nothing to excite
despair. ....
demand, saba member OF the minister,
II the enemies light troops are not this mo-
ment at Laon.
The Minister replied---I think NOT, as we
have $4,000 men at Avesnes. As to the
rest, i repeat, that the measures have pro
posed are Indispensable, II you do pot mean
TO surrender yourselves, bound hand and foot
to the enemy. You have yet means TO sus-
tam the Repatriation ct a great people--I
swear 1t, upon my honor.
The Ministers of War, of Foreign Affairs,
OF General Police and Marine, entered the
hall
M. rDuc d'Otsunte. presented the message
OF the Emperor Napoleon. G'lhc same as that
delivered to the House of Pccrs1
NJ DREi's after paying IL warn, compliment
to the Emperor, For his act of ;lbdication
which he said had heretofore been conside-
red null, because not ratified by the People,
and their Representatives., made motion
that the following arret ehould be passed
Art l. In the name of the French people,
the Chamber of Representatives accept, pure
y and simply without any condition, the alb
dcaton of Napoleon Bonaparte. T.4dohted
by both Cham6ersl.
2. The Chamber of Representatives is de-
| clared to be the lNati1nai .dSSem6iy.
) n Deputation shall be sen. 70 the For
eign Powers To Treat of Peace In the Name
@fhe Nation. The bases ofthe negotiation
shall be the independence CT the nation, the
integrity of its territory. and the guarantee OF
Its instItutions.-They- shall stipulate for the
lnvlolabiiity OF the person CtNepocon.
4. An Executive Commission of Five Mem
6ers shall be named. who shall take all ne
cessary measures for the defence Of the cxte-
rior, aud the public safety. They shall uRme
Generalissimo. The present Ministers, ha-
wing deserved well Of their country, shall be
continued in office. ~ -
S. a committee shall be chosen to form the
basis of a new Constitution.
3. This proposition shall be sent to the
House Of Peers for their concurrence.
TINS motion was rot acted upon but WAS sues cde,l
BY S verai others which serc ali passed by
On the nioton Of M Rssunult de St jean. dA1.
gey the Chamber voted that tsir thanks should "
presented 10 tlie Emperor
VI. Soiisrso said-Tou have to :ct irnznetre elyur-
o. the nomination OF tie P MISSIONARY Government ::
and on the DeVulatioL to he to TIC Allied Pow
ers tn trea OF peace; ard General Weliirston tc
invite him 20 suspend his n.a ch.
VI. Durhech. Tie loss OF battle cannot pu.
ETaFp fls.slh av Do
my OF France! INe general zoice Of fGe CaaglIe r
disGpbiored these 'rords ttc inohscrerf sbe4k,,I
Oh nouon OF NJ Solgnac. the assembly unsnirrGus-
y declared that the ahdcatiOn OF Napoleon BcnopArte
saeeerted and that the Executive Committee should
be imm, diately chosen
MIR. Henry Lscostc requested leave tn read sIct-
ecvcd
thousand troops OF the line ue to arrive Ia Paris, 10
organize " Il l3 Jerdemare," and to proyoke An
18th ct Blumare. This l,ttar also expressed aw;sl,
that the National Guards should b.. no lon, er com
IN Hdeh by General de voted to Napoleon.
The Minister of War syid tbs letter could be am,
ply retuted by The simple fact. that III the troops in
the department OF the Seine, were comm aded b.
Gene ais Tslemee, SelIsstinni and Cirenier Wb;la
have acomniahd, no FrencllEian need fear treasou
| Lively spplauscs
It WAS ,ereed, that motion Of NJ. Regngult the
deputies to be ~int to the allied powers, should be
chosen by tile provisional government.
he sitting wss suspended and the committee with
| the aldrt So rePnrt TO .c pslsre DC PEiyse
AT five o'clock, the sitting recommended. VI. Lam
JuInais, the president incntiJ ed That Napoleon had
replied TO their address 1hat the imIno dic cause of
hls abdcatOn had been thealerest Of France aud of
hIs son whom he CcOmmeudtd 70 the Isiics. Of the
chambers and the justice Ct the +, cnch l,eoiJ;.
HE cloec Of the three persons tie Dnrt OF the
housc was tLen made
AiIcrl long dlcusonsii both houses the H. roe mem
hers chosen to form the Provisional TO, vruuent ar,
the Duke Of Ouanto, (Fouclc) minister 81 he Gene.
raj Fo:e-Connt Cannot minister OF tlC lutte. or and
General Grcnicr.
LoNDc1, June II.
We have received Augsburg papers to the
7th, and Vienna papers to the 4th June. They
contain a long report on the proceedings of
The Austrian army, by which the city Of Ma
pies was taken, the particulars of which are
already before the Public, and it concludes in
the following manner
Thus, indeed, after six weeks campajcn.
which will confer immortal honor on the I'm
Ptrlal Troops and their brave Commander,
tie perbdous ate npt to revolutonize Italy.
with the flight OF its author, the entire lisso-
luton OF his army and his kingdom, the revo-
lutlonary measures recoiled upon those who