The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

cence, [Caulincourt.1 Minister of the Exte-
rior.
We learn from Florence that Madame, mo-
Their of the Emperor. ard the Princess Eliza,
his sister, who had remained at Porto Ferra-
10, have landed at Niareggio not far from
Lucca
1t is known that the Emperor Alexander has
paid several visits to the Empress Maria Lou
isa, and at each time embraced tenderly the
young King of Rome.
His Majesty held yesterday grand Levee,
which was attended by the Prince Arch
Chancellor, the principal officers of the crown,
a number OF the Marshais, Minister'S of State,
&c
His Majesty has lost nothing of his oxtraor-
binary activity. Since his arrival in Paris, he
has continued to arrange public affairs gener-
ally till midnight.
The Grenadiers & Chasseurs of the guard
which accompanied his majesty to Paris, have
ail received the decoration of the legion of
honor.
The generals Lallemand, [brothers7 who
were arrested 1T La Fere, have been set at
liberty, and have already arrived at Paris, to
receive the reward of their fidelity.
King Joseph, brother of the Emperor, arri-
we'd yesterday at two o'cock.-His Ma
Jesty will occupy the Elysee Napoleon.
The English Ambassador is sill here
by letters from Strasburg, we hear, the
Marshal Duke d'Albufera has taken measures
to guarantee the frontiers from foreign inva-
sion, and to put the strong posts in proper
state of defence. We hear they are provi-
sioning the towns of Landau, Schlestadt,
Neuf Brisack, Huningue, &c. The Austrian
troops at Kehl are perfectly quiet.
The Duke of Orleans arrived at lille ON
the 18th he was accompanied by Marshal
Mortier, Duke Of 1revise Lieut.. Gen. Du-
tour, commandant Of that division and by the
Project, NJ. Simeon.
The Duchess d'Angoueme has retired to
Spain, where it is supposed she will fix her
residence.
LONDON, March 8.
The news which the admiralty has receiy-
ed respecting the unfortunate result of the
expedition against n. Orleans, was brought
by Captain Percy. These disastrous events
were toreseen by those better acquainted with
the difficulties which our army had naturally
to encounter, from the local situation as well
as from the time the Americans had to col
iect their forces. On the contrary, no real
| advantage could be expected from the cap
tnre OF that place, which our ministers sure
y couhl never think of keeping. This city
| being situated lower than the tides of the
Mississippi, aud the Americans being mas
| ters OF the upper part of this immen Sc river
| would at any time have had it in their DOW
er to inundate the city, like another Wal
| cheren, where our troops would only have
| f1und their grave. This expedition, conse-
| quently, had no other object than the mcr-
handize deposited there, similar to the ex-
| peditlon against St. Mays which latter, by
the way, has Only tended ~ weaken our ar
| my intended for the main attack
! Morning Chronicle.
London, March II.
| Earl Grey, last night, in the House of
| Lords, expressed confident hope that this
| country would not interfere in the internal
March 10.
Yesterday morning, messenger was sent
| off with dispatches for Vienna
| Lord Castlereagh's temperate and guarded
| replies to Mr.. Whitbread's enquiries on
| Thursday, proved highly satisfactory to the
House otCommons. altho' they might not an
swer the expectations of the Inquisitor- G ene-
| raj of that Assembly.
| There was so strong press Yesterday in
the vicinity OF the City. that every person
with the appearance of a sea-faring man.
was taken on board Tender lying off the
| Tower.
The telegraphs between London and the
| kentish coast are in train Of establishment.
! Accounts of the 18th ult. from Cadiz are of
'iN'N 5'Oo''y inscription. ley were I'M
der great apprehensions fan explosion in that
city. Cannon had been planted in the great
square, the guards had been doubled, and re-
| siments were encamped outside the town
with orders to prepare to act against the peo-
| pie at a moments notice.
Feb. %.
1t is said that all the American commits
sioners, who were lately engaged at Client,
are preparing to visit this country, and it is
supposed that the object of this visit is to
complete the work of pacihcatlon, by form
ing treaty of commerce. They have al
ready received their passports. and the A
rnerican ship Neptune (now at Brest,) has
i.;ceved the privilege Of being considered a
cartel, to bring these gentlemen over in safe
| ty.
| NAPOLEON'S RETURN.
! (FTFGcfcd GOm Cobbeus Reeister1
II ever there news that struck like q thunder
| bolt, this was that Many persons seem 20 be
cut OF their wsat IT, After having seen the Ge61er-
dnce OF Europe accomplished they really appear to he
delivered other senses. For my part I am wholly
unable to Judge Of the probabilities that exist in favonr