The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05

nc CornOincu meet or 81 men Oh W"t \iu-
| GLIDING the Rochefort iquadron)reao he'd Cadiz,
in Auguf. 1t is prefumed they will euter the
Mediterranean. Three fail of the line, from
'roulon, and two or three from Genoa, will join
| them. Sixty thoufand men are to be levied for
the confcrip.ion of the i4th year, which begins
| the esd September next"
VIENNA, Auguit l2.
We learn, that government has given orders
| for marching 5000 men to reinforce the troops
in the Tyrol. They are competed or veteran
| infantry and hufIars. The archduke John, is
to command in Tyrol, with gen. Mack, for his
fecond.
The troops defined for the camp of Badwein,
are on the march-to which the regiments in
Bohemia are to be united. Three other camps
are forming, one near GratZ another near
Luxemburg, and third near Luitz.
Nonitem.
Augut L.
On the 10th int the levy of recruits com
menced here, and in all the hereditary domini-
ons of the emperor, with great activity The
movements oftroops are alto continuing.
Auguit S.
Notwithstanding all the appearances of an
approaching rupture, many people are of o.
pinicn, that war will not take place, but that
more probably congreis will be held. How
ever, II is very likely, that the whole army will
he placed on the war eltablilhment, by the irit
OF September. Moreover, it is potively ALERT
ed, that ieveral battalions of the frontier troops
are already on their march to Italy, puriuant to
orders and that 10000 Ruiiian troops are al
ready on the Aultran frontiers. A great mill
tary promotion is ALTO fpoken OF, in which
field MARTIAL, Gome generals, and major gener-
ais, will be appointed.
On the 18th init. train of Io2 pieces ofcan-
xyIt he laff Vtsn-
ma for Italy; and the road from Vienna to Ba-
den is 70 covered with troops, that travellers
can hardly pats that way.
On the goth of this month, the archduke
Charles will fet out on his journey to Italy.
The archduke has ordered, that in future, in
time fwar, the officers of foot, from the cap
tain down to enlign, both included, ihal not be
permitted to have any horfes with them. Their
camp equipage mutt conlitt of no more than two
uniforms, fix illirts two pair of boots, fix pocket
handkerchefS, and two cravats. BY this regu-
laton, the officers will fave much unnecenary |
exPenfe, and the conveyance of the baggage by
land carriage will be much more convenient.
They write from Milan, the 3oth July, as fol- |
lows The French troops in Italy have been
in confant motion for this month palt and
they aiiemble, in great numbers, on the AuNran
frontiers Especially on the river Chieik, where |
near Mount Chiaro, an army of $4,000 men, is |
already attended the defamation of which is |
not yet known. The Notifications of Turin & |
Mantua are alto placed in the itrongeit fate of
defence.
Auguf II. |
Switzerland demands the protection of Auf. |
tra and has fent deputies to Vienna, for that
purpofe but no anfwer has been given them
General Strauch and WeiGenwoIf have pro-
ceeded toGallicia to guide the march oftheRuf-
fan troops.
Amidf preparations for war, there are Till
hopes of peace. 1t was faid Bonaparte had
yielded; but this is not believed as it is
not agreeable to his character to yield; and af-
fairs are 70 entanged that it would be difficult
for him to give way. II is more generally ;ho't
that he will ri:k every thing.--If hoitiIities do
not commence this year, they will certainly be-
gin in the fpring.
SALrzBURc (Bavaria) Aug. II.
All the troops quartered near the Turkil1
frontier are under orders. The Auftrians are
moving towards the Inn and the Tyrol Beiides
the 1900 men at Brannau, a comfortable force
has proceeded towards Sardurg.--Moni!em.
MUNICH (Bavaria) Aug. Is.
A general uneaiiGefs pervades the public
mind. The ornaments of Autria are a fitiici-
ent proof that ihe is determined OF war, and
the imnenie bodies of troops which ihe is
towards the Inn, indicate an intention
on her part to take poiieiion of Bavaria, as the
firft operation. The AuitIian minifer has hint.
ed that the meafure would take place. In con-
fcquence many perlons expect every moment to
fee the Auitrians marching againft Munich; and
the eettor OF Bavaria finds hmfelf conttraned TO
take meaiures Of precaution for bis itates, and
his perionai iafety.-Moniteur.
INsPRUCK (Tyroi) Aug. 19.
All the troops of the monarchy are on the /
march, Various camps are forming. Prince
Charles has purchaf-d the horfes FOR his fut
The arcbduSe Join teG out in 20 days.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 10, 1905,
The German papers announce that the cleo
tor Of Bavaria has collected large army, and
rain On she frontiers of Auftria and is deter
mined 10 abandon mis- neutrality, and join France
and Pruf1ia--zVhele mfrs95 are iafparab!e.
The general attention teens, at the pref-nt
moment, to be fearfully directed on the grand
1ueition fhall the continent continue at peace
or not ? the anl.ger 10 this queGion will depend,
in great meafuIe, upon the fyftem which &:
court of Vienna may puIfue. They who fear
that peace will not be preferged, ground their
opinion upon the continuance of the preparati-
ors for war, which are going on with greater
activity than ever. The camp at Pettau, in
Siiria, is already complete, and another is form
ing in the vicinity of Crocow; in the fyro they
are employed very atiiseIy in strengthening &C.
veral military ports, and the levy Of fharp
ihoolers is organizing again, and provided with