The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-06
FROM FRENCH PAPERS.


course or next week to their destinations.
FROM FRENCH PAPERS.
- PARIS, July II.
he town OF Lyons capisulate,I on the 18th.
ne caPitulatlon is signed by M. Fargue and
wi. Chaoroi, the former mayor and project,
VINO were to resume their Offices on the next
good citizens rejoice.
"A marriage is spoken of, which will power
July contribute to the unon of the two most
ancient houses in Europe, and will elevate
the hopes OF the French nation.
80 PARIS, July 27.
We are assured in a positive manner that
the treaty OF peace was signed last evening
by this treaty, winch confirms the details gI-
ven IN our paper of the 24th, it is said that
the contributions imposed by the allied troops
VIII be taken out OF the indemnties stipulated
IN favor of the powers--but the condition
which will please all good Frenohmen
most is, that the integrity of France IS solemn
ly recognized.
The white flag has been hoisted at Ro-
chelle. Some trouble took place he re--but
the active efforts of the national guard put an
end to the disorder, which was only produced
by the troops expecting TO see Desert from
the Isle of AK.
In the night of Thursday and Friday, the
Ike took possession of barque OF Vile Diau
and one of Tiron, in which he pnt large
quantity OF provisions. II embarked in one
and his brother in the other. The proprieto or
OF one OF the barQues seeing his property sto-
len. went in p1rsuit In 4 shallop but they re-
fused to sHfF,r him to appro oh, telling him
5ha tine mayor of the lie of AK would pay
him double its worth for the baruue. The
individual who gives this account, saw Bona
rte ,afsy fho ftI,
with his whole suite, in the French bris E.
pervier. and he was Immediately coniuctel
on board an English vessel. Before he
went on board he sent flag three times to the
English vessel. When he wen. on board
his conntenanGe appeared very gloomy
Madame Bertrand and the Duchess of
Monticello wept. The English vessel on
board OF which they went immediately set
sail. ~.
a fey DAYS ago, the King rod, out in the
same carriage with his majesty the Emperor
of Austria.
General Clauzel, il is said with confidence,
was arrested by the NAti' ial Guard of Bor-
deaux.
Faithful to the principle Of the alliance
formed between the powers of Europe, and
only directed against the man, who, usurping
anew the power over France, has caused to
re-appear all the evils which way brings in
its train, his Royal Eighness the Prince Re-
gent of England, WHO has shewn himself SO
constantly animated with the noble d3sire of
Putting an end to them, having been inform
ed that Napoleon bonaparte had surrendered
himself to the nagal forces OF his BritaHnic
majesty, hastens to caase ell hostliti-s on the
Coasts of France to cease. His excelleucy l..
Castiereagh has comniunicatedto the Ininis-
ter Of the king an Official notice 81 these or
ders, and the following note to tais eilccs has
been addressed 10 Ills highness T cince Taliey-
rand o
NOTE.
This undersigned, the principal secretary
OF safe OF his Britsnnic majesty for foreign
aff.,irs, has received from his royal highnoss
tle Prince Regent, orders 20 inform Prince
aileyIand, and through him his most Chris
tan MAJESTY, that so soon the news was re-
ceived in England that Bonaparte had sur
rendered himself tn the naval forces of Great
Britain, his royal highness Immediately gave
orders 10 cause all hostilt rs on the coast of
France to cease.
he Undersigned communicates with the
greatest pleasure to his royal hghness prince
lalleyrand, the copy Of tie ORDERS given on
this subject and seizss tni, occasion to renew
70 HIM the assurances of MS distinguished CON
sideration.
(sgned) CASTLEREACH
Pa,1s, Juiv d. 181T.
His Royal Ii:ghaess the
Prince Faieytand
Transl alton cf Dispatch Of Earl Bathurst,
toi0e LOrd Commissioners Of the Admiral
".
Det0rfment 9r'Har, Jniy 81, 1915.
NY LoaDs
Having seer informed to dsy tnat Ma
20 con Bonapar.e has surrendered hir,self TO
enc honorable captup Maitland, corlDdn iire
nis majesty ship l'eilerophon his roy;.l high.
n"ss tne Prince Regen haNens 70 eInb..lce
nc oypcrtnnity Of delivering the ports OF
feance trom the mpcdinents which result
from the slate OF var, as much az IS Sonao All.