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

months since, that his residence at Hartwcll
should not be rented
The Princess Talleyrand has taken lodgings
at Richmond.
The duke of Feltre. Clark had an inter
view, this morning, with the duke of York &
Lord Palmerston. 1t is stated that his bag
gage, which contained many valuable docu-
ments, was seized at Calais, with that of the
Royal Family.
1t is absurd to make any speculations or
the line of conduct which the Allied Powers
will adopt in consequence of thu restoration
OF Napoleon. In fact, the wisest statesmen
have been aStOunded by change so uncXpec-
ted. No one point can have been vet decided,
for the best OF all rcasons-the necessary time
has not yet elapsed TO communicate their diff
ferent sentiments aud opinions since Napoleon
has reascended the throne. 1t does not fol-
low, of course, that war may be considered
as already decided on. The Allied Powers
will not ipconsderately embark in an en-
tcrprize attended with such important re-
suits.
lie APPLICATION of the king of Saxony is con-
sidered certain. His Majesty will not con-
sent to recognize the treaty by which his es-
tatcs are divided.
From Bordeaur hatierS received BIZ the Nan
huS, from Bardeatr
TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAN
Bordeaux, April 3,
1lth MI District.
We learn that the duke de la Force left
Montaubon for Cahors, where he intended to
organize the national guards, and then to
march against Fulle, i'm order to chastise that
town, tor having mounted the national cock
AIDE, has been arrested by the citizens of Ca
hors and is on his way 10 Paris under an es-
Cort.
Nj. the duke of Angouleme is still in the en-
virons of Bl''nus. He used all his efforts to
induce his troops to defend the cause of his
family, but without effeot-the corps are a.
bandoning him successfully.
The Duchess of Angouleme embarked ct
Foillac on the Sd inst
On the Goth March easter Sunday p
grand lie Deum was. sung at the principal
chapel (St. Maris) of Lisle. His excellency
the duke of Moskwa (Ney) assisted at the
ceremonies-The cries of " Yiuc PEmhe-
reur' were heard from all sides.
The tete concluded with a splendid dinner :;
number of toasts were given--among others
the following by the duke of Moskwa :" The
Emperor Napoleon, our august sovereign
may that name, cherished by every soldier,
ever be rallying word to all good French
men,"
The Empress Maria Louisa and the Young
king ct Rome were also toasted with emphat-
zeal joy.
D1EPPE, March 27.
This morning at eight o'clock two English
trSates, brig and cutter, appeared be-
tore our harbor. The commander of our squa-
dron was asked if French vessels could with
safety continue to frequent British ports
he answered in the affirmative. Immed-
ateiy after our vessels set sail--they were
haiied by the squadron, but allowed to i.ro-
coed.
At o'clock this afternoon the Duke of
Wellington packet arrived here. with ten
passengers, all Engish--Shortly after, the
English squadron, then in the ofiing disap-
peared-The captain of the packet, who can
Quoted NJ. de Castres and family to Brighton,
states that the prevailing opinion in England
was, that there was no cause of war with
France.
The greatest tranquility pervades in our
department, which has, not been disturbed
one moment during the late change.