The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-19

burst forth in the assembly and in the tribune |
and the cry was prolonged amid the most |
lively appl.uses.
The printing of Manuel's discourse was de- |
M anded, and copies ordered.
M. SoLIGNAc--k ticmand that you decree
that the Members of Cove nmcnt shall take
TIC oath OF obedience to~the Constitution
III the Empire, and fdeliy to the Emper
or.
MEMBER--I demand that a mess
age be sent 10 the Emperor. 10 make him
acquainted with the decision of the Cham
Der
The House passed to the order of the
day.
M IAr-The dccis on ,hat you have taken,
nope viii have the most happy influence on
the public mind. II Will give to every citizen
gN,de, q rallyng point.
The House OF Peers the same evening
concurred in the above Resolution. The state
Ut the vote is not given.
Sunday, June 25.
Gen. BECKER reported i'll behalf of the
Committee OF Administration, that the Legis-
la;ure would be guarded by strong detach-
ment OF the national guard of PARIS under
MASSENA-and that twenty-five trailleurs
had volunteered. { Honoura5ie mention
a warm address was presented from the
federates OF Paris, Garrett, President
mention
Fouche Informed the Legislature that the
Government would address to it bulletin
every morning giving an account of the polit-
ical and military affairs of the nation.
Gen. MoUToN DUyENNET-A mission
will oblge me to go to stance from the
Chamber. AT the moment when nv mil ia
ry duty will PRINT will come again am Dug
my colleagues Ii is to the Army of the
North SC. ask /, ave Of absence. Gran
ted.
The law to secure Che public tranquility
was taken up. Il directs that all propaga-
tors OF false news, alarmists, &C. should be
put IN the care OF the police, or imprisoned.
Some members smoke against rs very ar
bitrary law, as capable Of an alarming latitude
OF constructions enabling crowd of agents
to carry alarm into families. But the law
was adopted, 29s to 60--Sl sent to the Peers,
who referred it to committee
n Member demanded that mention be
m 'de IN The journal that the acclamations Of
YfOc PERfereur were unanimous whea the
Chamber proclaimed NAPOLEON The Sc
coND Emperor. dop,ed.
II was voted that al the Representatives
should wear a tri coiored scarf
hOOSE or REPRESENTATIVES, OF
.IUSE IS.
VI. bURBAcH read the following letter from the
OF Wellington; dated June 81.
My LoRD--Tou have Just added greatness TO YOUR
name, by new Victories gained over Frenchnen IL
BY YOU, therefore thai tic French are best known
aud appreciated. You will for ther rights in the
midst OF the powers OF Europe
In that council OF sovereigns your credit and infiu.
encc will be great as our glory
:, he vows oil nations, who neither caumniate nor
natter, have declared your character. In all your
conqucsts, your law OF nations has been Justice and
your policy has appeared 10 be the voice Of Your con-
science.
u will find ihut the dcmands, which we make
ur'uS" our pieiipotenualics, CONFIRMED 10 tie most
rso Gus Justice
The French nation wishes to live under monarch
She also wishes, thst this monarch should govern UNI
der the empire o! the laws.
The republic has taught us how fatal arc fhe excess
es OF liberty tie empire, how fatal is hc excess of
power.
Our desire, and it is Interchangeable, is to see tie
Independence, tie order, and the peace OF Euooe
placed at an equal distance from both these excess
Every one in France looks to the constitution of En-
gland We do not pretend 10 be more tree than She
1--we will never consent to be less So
he representative o. the French people ar form
Ing social compact The powers will be ,listi. CT but
not divided Ii is from their very SEP ration that their
harmony is expected t. arise
AS soon as this Instrument shall have received the
signature OF the sovcrciS shal. be called to gov
e'n France thai sovereign will receive the scsptre
and IN cr' from TIE hands of the nati.n
In tie present state Oi knu, ledge ia Europe a,aonr
The greatest misiotnnes Of inauk nd are the diveon
between France ami England let us unite for n.
happiness Of tlc world
My Oid, 80 man, III this Iaomcrt can so eectuallv
"s YOURSELF coniributc tn The i'm prd cnent OF the. ua
ture and co dilion Of the human race.
pray your or'ship tn accept the assurance Of my
highest consideration.
Tie President If the Co-srnnenf,
Tie duke o'0TRANTO.
Sunday, Juhy 2.
Ihave seer chiefs and soldiers terrified at
thereading OF an address TO Co, eminent, g.
to the two Chambers, signed by representa-
tive OF the people, by NJ. Malleville. 4 few
days since he proposed to declare cuipable
whoever should cry N,ve Lcuis XVIII--V,ye
les Bourbons- And even this NJ. Ma le,jlle
has this day the inflmy to propose to ycu to
PROCLAIM THE BOURBONS. He is the
son OF an ancient Senator, covered with hon.
ours anc benefits from the Emperor last
year this same Maleviiie was among the FIRST
TO recall the Bourbons. Since the return of
the Emperor, nc has been at the foot If his
master. say master, for he is but a slave.
He wished to he made a Peer, & because he
has not been, he has wrote what we have
seen. | demand. that his propositions for
and against the Bourbons be printed collate-
rally. Scco1ded ! onconoJcj
M. GIRoD.--W shed to know whether the
writing was Mallevile's, and whether it was
not rather attributed to lfInl by a personal en-
envy He had known him Is yeais-Gc k1rew
him TO be a man of honor.