The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02

The Paris papers present long and highly
interesting debate in the French chamber or
representatives of the 5th and 9th June, in
Which strong attachment appeared to man
itcst itself, OF Identifying the emperor with the
government AMI army; the discussion closed
10y voting the form OF an oath, swearing iideli-
ty to him, as the legitimate head of the state,
and hrst tie of the union.
PARIS. June 8.
Gen. Beliard, who was at Naples at the
time OF the equalization of that city, made a
treaty in behalf of all Frenchmen who were
there at that time.
All the equipages of the Emperor have set
out, one part for Laon, the other for Stras-
burg.
A part of the equipages of the Allied Sove-
reigns has arrive. at Frankfort.
King NIurat Is furnished with an English
passport to come in safety to France.
The King o. Sardinia has just published a
decree obligHg all foreigners TO quit Pied
mont
The King of Naples landed at Cannes on
the 18th of May That Prince owes his mis-
fortunes entirely to the cowardice of the Ne
apolitan troops. On entering his capital, he
soon found it was impossible to maintain him
self there. He left it OH horseback on the
goth May, and having proceeded along the
coast in front of the island of Istria, he en-
parked on board vessel belonging to the isle
OF Elba, which conveyed him in five days to
Cannes. After his departure from Naples,
the Austrians entered the city, and the En-
glsh the port. The Queen had retired to
one OF the fortresses, where she Capitulated
with the English. She embarked on the 2lst
for Toulon, on board of an English vessel
wo Italian. officers who left Naples at the
same time as the Queen, arrived on the 29th
May at Toupn, with Gen. Bellard and the
Prince OF Rocca Romano, on board of AN Ell
bese pink.
LONDON, June IL.
his morning the Paris journals of Friday
reached us. Bonaparte had not left the CAPT.
tai ON the preceding day, but every measure
denoted his immediate departure. He was
present at council of ministers held on
Thursday. 1t is stated in several OF the pa
pers. that he hadjust received dispatches of
the greatest importance. Part OF his equip
ages had actually set out. +.
The fortresses of Bayonne. Navarrens, St
Jean Pied-de-P Port and Blaye, have been de-
cared in state of siege.
Letters from Valenciennes of the 9th, state
that every thing is in movement along the
whole of the line
Marshal Soult left Paris for the frontiers
on Thursday.
gentleman who arrived at Portsmouth
from Havre on Thursday, states, that the
troops now break open the houses of the nha-
b1tants, aud stores, aud take such articles as
are considered necessary for the army. The
gend armerie search the hons-s for the Youths
even as young as from IL to Is years. and send
them OF to distant town to be trained to
arms. There are boys now doing duty in Ha-
vre, scarce able to carry musket.
An order has arrived at Plymouth to pre-
pare for shipping off 100000 ball cartridges
and 10000 stand of arms. They are inten-
ded for the use of the royalists, and are to be
put on board men of war.
1t is certain that Count de Lille and his ia
miiy left Client on the Cd June. This is sup
posed to be signal of war.
Brussels papers to the 9th June have been
received they state. that the emperor Alex
ander arrived at Munich on the 29th of May
that the king of Prussia arrived at Chariot
tenburg 30th ; that prince marshal Berthier
was killed by fall from window in the pa
lace where he resided that the allies were
preparing to pass the Rhine at Huninguin, on
pontoons.
1t was reported in London that Bonaparte
had left Paris for the armies
rev loan of 10 millions had been called
for in England, and was expected to be inn
mediately subscribed, although the minister
had declared, that he would not pledge him