The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13

lhe Duke OF Orleans arrived last evening
at 10 O'Clock. His Serene Hghness, who
landed at bologne, came in so hours from his
country seat near London. He was immed-
ateiy admitted TO his Majesty, who received
the prince, his nephew, with cerdiality & per-
feet kindness.
1t appears that the King has already sup
Piled the places of those peers who had ac-
copied seats in the upper chamber OF Bona
parte.
The Prussan troops this morning manou-
vered in the Champ-de-mars.
The Journals which have announced the ar
rival at Paris of the Prince of Eckmuhl, have
been led into an error. He has not yet arri-
we'd.
In consequence of new arrangements, his
Highness Prince Maurice Lichtenstcin, Lieut..
General rJn7m niandlpg the Austrian troops At
Paris, E2.. ,dea ed hat from this day, the
otlicersrro, }oAd,sss,sf tlsct garrison of Paris,
under In oroers, shall not exact any prov,s-
lens from the individuals az whose houses they
are lodged. The officers are to maintain
themselves AZ their own e1ens, - the folders
will receive rations of prilsionas ae the reyu-
lar stores. The inhabitants viii only have to
furnish, henceforth, lodgings to the Austrian
troops.
The Declaration Of England, which repla-
ces us IN respect to that nation, in the state
NJ Paw m WHICH, we were before the
twentieth of March last, has inspired the
greatest confidence in the generous in
tentions of the allied sovereigns. We hope
that the noble effort of England to cause
to cease the evils which she has already
sought to render as light as possible, will be
completely initiated on the continent and that
the measures ordained to regulate the char
ges OF the war will be followed by measures
to lessen them. The interests of the farmer
and OF the mechanic, are; without doubt, in
the eyes ct the powers allied to the King of
france, as precious as those OF the mer-
chant. Every thing announces that this
wish will be fulfilled in few DAYS. Il is
said that NJ Garnet has retired to Swtser-
land
The Prussian troops have Quilted Orleans
and the enyirons, for the purpose of atlvan-
cling.
The third Of August is the birth day Of
the King of Prussia. His Majesty will on
that day enter his 18th year.
General Clauzel, whose flight has been an
nounced in many papers, and his arrest
oy others, was still at Bourdcaux, on the 25th
inst.
The French ARMY is concentrating h Berry
and Auvergne. The head quarters is at Bour-
ges.
The roads Of Burgundy are covered with
the allied troops.
ltappears thatin Auvergne, there prevails
great agitation OF mind that the country
people are so badly disposed, so inclined to re-
evolutionary troubles and disorders, that the
Old mobiles and the rich take the precaution of
retiring to the cities.
The corps of General Excelmans is
cahtoned In the reimbursement of Rion.-
lie has considerable park of artillery.
Many letters announce, that much pilIage
has bern Dnit ted in -,
in the neighbouring country by the troops from
Marseilles and the other parts of Provence.
More than 80 houses mostly belonging to the
rlch merchants, have been destroyed in the
city OF Nismes, since the city guard, the gen
darmerie and the troops Of the line have been
disarmed.
More than 10000 white flags fiying from
the windows and other places in the city of
bordeaux. On the Oath, at the theatre of
that city, they made bonfire OF the tri-col-
cured flag.
4. Cardinal Fesch and Madame Letitia
(Bonaparte's mother,) were on the Esd at
bonrg, (Ain,) and left it the next day.
Cardinal Maury has been imprisoned in
the castle of st. Angelo he is accused of in
trlgues connected with late events.
=. a ALENcoN, July IS.
"A party OF 400 Prussiau cavalry have en-
tered here, and demanded forthwith, the sum
OF 400, 900 francs.
SCISSORS, July OF.
Fer some days past, the Russian videttes
nave advanced very near to this city. Our
garrison is about 1000 men. The white flag is
constantly flying on our public edifces. tap
pears that our commander is determined not
to yield the place to the allies but in the last
extremity.
MEYERS, July 81
Our city is occupied by the Austrians.-
kinds. '
BLois, July %.
Our city and ali its evirons, have been dis
armed by the Prussan troops.
III. ToULoN, July 81.
This morning, all the Military and civil
ofhcers OF the Marine, at this port have adj
dressed respectful submission to the king
The white flag has been hoisted and the En-
glish squadron which was in sight of the port
saIuted the flag as SOON as they saw it 6ying
on the forts and batteries.
~ TOULOUSE, July 81.
Ills K. II. the Duke d'Angoulene. arrived
Yesterday IN this city at o'clock p. NJ.
In the midst OF the acclamations of an i'm
menso multitude, intoxicated with the han
pInesS OF possessing him again. The ure-
'ence OF the Prince 90 ardently beloved by
TINS people, raised their enthusiasm to its
height.
PARts, Jmy 70.
There is report o. tue arrival of the |
Expresses OF Russia and Austria at Paris.
Inc papers announce that peace. was SION