The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

France. under Chief Int l,,ely proscribe,.
by herself, again 70 threaten the reposc Of its
ncighI,ors.
q Europe desires 70 enjoy the FIRST benefit
Of peace; tdesires 20 ,.issi.m. aad it cannot
do tais as long us N,poiton Bonaparte is on
dig throne of France.
Europe, in short. de.ires peace, and be-
cause it desires it, viii never negotiate with
him whom IT regards as = perpetual obstacle
of peace.
"Already on the Plains OF Brabant Heaven
has contohndcd tins criminal enterprise. The
allied armies are going TO pass the frontiers
OF France they will protect the peaceable
citizens; they VIII Combat the soldiers Of Ro-
napartc 4; they will treat as friends the pro
vinces which Shall declare against him, and
they vii know no other enemies than those
VINO shall protect his cause.
a. Head Quarters at Heidelberg, June 2S,
1915.
' Field Marshal Prince SCHWARzENBERG
Conn'anGer ia Chief If Tie imPeyYoi hlvf~iGn
anil .iHie0 .fsn,ies on The Upper RHINE"
We just learn that the greatest part of the
Department of the North has hoisted the
white flag.
The health of his Royal Highness the
Prince of Orange being SO far re-established
that all apprehension is removed, no further
bulletin will be published OF it.
June 29.--Ihe greatest fermentation reisns
in the department of the North. Dmkirll &
Berg ST. Wenox have hoisted the white nag.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
TUESDAY, Jane ".
Marriage ofthc Duke of Cuw5erlaud
The Earl OF liverpool presented Mes
sage from the Prince Regent, couched to the
following Effect
GEoRGEP. r.
HIS Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
acting IN the name and on the behalf of his
Majesty, thinks it proper to acquaint the
House of Lords, that Marriage TO which
the consent Of the Prince Regent was pre-
| viously obtained) has been -soemnized be-
tween his Royal Hishness the Duke of Cum
berland and a daughter of the Lite reigning
Prince OF Alecklcnburg Strelitz. and niece to
| her Majesty ;and relying on the many proofs
OF affection to his person and family, which
t'IS House of Lords has manifested the Prince
Regent entertains no doubt of their L0rdship's
ready concurrence, in enabling his Royal
dIghness to make such provision for their
Royal HighDesseS on that occasion, as their
rank and station may require"
ihe Message was, on ms Lordship's mo-
tom ordered to be taken into consideration
| tomorrow.
VOTE OF CREDIT.
The Earl of Liverpool pre- sented the usual
Mess9Se on the, subject Of the vote of credit.
stating the Prince Regents reliance on the
known fidelity and zeai of the House of Lords
tor their concurrence in such steps us it
| might be necessary to take, in order to ena-
bic his Royal Highness to be prepared TO
meet such exigencies as might a, ise in the
| course of the public TRANSACTIONS. His Lord
ship moved that this also should be taken in
| to consideration tomorrow which was or
dered.
The loan BIZ and the Russian loan bill
| were read third time and passed.
SECOND EDITION.
sun OFFICE, Jnly So o'clock.
Lord IFeIinston's march 10 Paris BKche,-
az So. Denis, &c.
Further dispatches have arrived-they
| more than confirm all our previous state
ments.
On Tuesday last, tie eotl,, the brave Blu
| cher had pushed on to St. Denis, oge Shor.
sfGge from Paris. whence it is distant ABOUT
seven miles At ST Denis, the P,ussiau
| army halted to await the junction of the duke
of Wellington. who was coming up by a
| forced march from Compaigne.
Ihe above may be considered as official.
On Saturday at the latest, therefore, we
take it for granted the allied armies were in
Paris.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Wsr DEPARTMENT, July 3, 1875" It ap-
pears by dispatch from the Duke of Wei
| lngton, dated Orviiie, the 28th Of June, that
! the Citadel OF Cambray surrendered on the
25th, ard Peronne was taken with very
trfting loss) on the following day.
The allied armies had continued their.
| movements towards Paris. On the 2eth,
Marshal Bucher's troops were at Crespy.
Seus and La Ferre MiIon, his advanced
guard would be or the 29th at st. Dennis and
Gonesse."
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