The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-11

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greas Fart Tor the rcrew alof the f.r,,d -.
n,i"'' thsie arc the Influences thar h,v. -
hsongcr man thofe Of all wife men .,., ,e IN y,
'nenbsrs oil the Imperial family. - =" '"s
- "', the meaieil citizen, the lowell. final
l., e., w. ,ons that thssar is adv.n,aseou. OF.
r., cue Ens'n that si,eJ tao artifcef. Of ,s.
m's'or,unss ot Europe, AS by their ,nono,,,l, L."
VAC authors OF the exorbitant price Of proviion.
-, NAPLES, Oh. Is,
Intelligence from Paicr:ra ftates, thai ,be
royai family had fafely arrived in that civ.
J, 'wo diy'iions of the Ruiii.s troops al. co,f,,.
n've taEen their departure tor Venice, where
they will join the Auarian troops.
MILAN. Nov. \.
Estr0G Of a prj1saie Ley.er.
he war has perhaps been lefs percept;h,. n,
M,an than at Paris. If we were nearer IN. H.,
tire OF war, we are further from London. al
this d,tance has fparsd us s.yrcat Inany .y;ls
among Others the btck.ilrhse Of tic momcs,
tary crihs which the Britiih eahinei has endr..
yo1red to bring your bark Of France to.
Our puni'c cre':it has lately kynalifra itdlf
by one OF thofc traits which char,tacr;C. a.
der of things upon which opinion Is not 60.
IN any uncertainty. Government. te n-,r,.,n
an u"foreieen and urgent operation, bad oc, ,6S
on FOR between ! I and 2oo, 600 livres IN -.
money: the bankers and trade: # M;l,n -
tened to prefent il this fun and would 49,.
cept no interef for the two or three womb.
which are 20 eiapfe before its re;n,burfrn,er.'
we then had within lsfs tian Is learues from
u.s. 10 to $4,000 Aaiirians they were onIv
,ePata'eo from onr territory by the Adigr. They
had in arcfence au army flid TO b. ;nfsr;r,,
nu.seer, and no fear, no Indication of ;n,.,,;'
Eence with the enemy manifefted iffe,f tbrou,h
out me kisgdom of Italy not a ineie iptern.,
movement was attempted ; not iinpl,. extr,r
or>iiaary neafure was taken. A poyernm.n,
dhundred years old would not have def rv.,I
of'ner, and at the fame time, caluier attitnd,
II would not have been furrounIed bv me-,
tonnaence' nor would it have a,ewn more
honorable enc fer its people.
Here, as at Paris. We were beforr,,n,,
v,nced' that no;hing would relift the ren;ns of
NaPoieon. However, we had not guefIetl that
new art which conGas in taking whole arm;es
by dint of iSlful combinations we had ~.
n''Pec'ed that, IN campaign of EIGHT d,v.
the PRODUCES OF a life already full of miracles
wen d be repeated and ain,oR furpafTed.
ID - Jun that ihonld aifo point out TO Won
H"'t"sr eao!e OF TIE nnditurhed fecurity which
We nave enjoyed in CIRCUMSTANCES that ,yo,,Ji
have iuthcedto aeitate 70 MANY OTHER g..
u was well knosn that the young prince VIII,
10 "eh repretents among us bis auyuf father.
h'-.sw' and who here applies with 70 much G,c.
ceis the great leiions which be has received
rom HIM, reited neither day nor u;ch, tie
y,eeroy Inv every thing with his own ewes: s.
nis example maintained every thing in perfr,,t
harmony With the will of his mdjcGy the en-
Perour sHo ENG. To conf,!e hinfeif rs much
as poiiibe for not being in fIch a rnotnenf A.
the head OF the brave troops he has oc..po;.J
hitnitif with interchangeable zeal in provd;,1f, e.
tne wants OF the Freilch and Italian army
I 1T"Jfafsa from TIE Journal de PEm6ire }
= PRgsprrpn
H. D. II. the archdGke paIatiue rati,rc-J
mere from Vienna on the 25th isf. On. the o,th
the diet of Hungary held third fittinre. M.
royal highneis the archdnkc made .very. afgr,es-
'ng iPeech, in which he, laid open the rrrf.n.
aEPiorabie iltuation Of the Amtrian monarchy
Nc .hen,oers .hen rei"iyed by reclamation to
lac rihcs their lives and fortunes for RI. mi,
tenance OF the throne, the contribution and ,I,.
iafety or the country. II was in confeouenrs
decreed to let on foot withou. dcIay. an arm -
uniformly organized. competed of cavalry az
infantry. A commfion was then a,,o,taI
win all neeeitsry powers for regulating tht
'rgahization of this natiooal army. The Eaid
communion Will make its report at the next FIT.
ting of the fates. VA NE
FRANKFoRT, Oe. OF.
According TO The laa letters from VIEW,
people there were at a lofs to conceive h,w -
AuNr'an army IN Swabia had fnfFered the Fre,ch
army TO advance without obltinateIv onnoEne-
IT. The news of the frft difaters at Wer,;nI,aHH
and Gun'z'~rgh of the French having forced
me pa.iages OF the Danube AID Leeb, and en-
tered Bavaria had fprcad conformation thropph.
out that capital, where the inhabitants wrr.
far from expecting the prodsous event, that
eniued. 1t vas generally imagined there thar
Prince Ferdinand and gen. Mack had retreated
to the frontiers of the Tyrol in order to keen
mp their communication with the bereditayy
Rates and the Aanrian army in Italv. If ia af.
ferted that bekdes the tx regiments which bay.
already been detached from his army. pr;n,..
Charles had received orders to fend from. 90 to
$4,000 men 10 the afiiftance ofthe army of Ger.
mary. twas ALTO rumaured that that Prince
had been entreated by the Emperour his bro
ther to take the command in chief of the arrov
which is to aet in concert with Rulfia.
PRAGUE, Nov. A.
The rates Of The kingdom of Bohrm;, ~.
this day held an ea,ranr disary iittiog, in WHICH
they have deliberated on the rneafiIres necetU-
tated by prelent circumstances aud their ow,
obligations. The members refoIyed nv acc,y.
nation to iacrifice their lives and fortunes for
themonarch, who at the prefent critical no
ment is IN want of their energetic CO. operati,r
and AZ proof ut their attachment, and fidelity.
1t was refoved to make hin a voluntary gift Of
4 millions of Florins.