The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
LONDON, January 8.

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LONDON, January 8.
The concluiion of the arn,:hice is foIly con.
hrned, and we hare to regret, that nearly abon,
the time the Emperor Francis was ratifying the
melancholy att of his dfrrace and fnbiugation.
his two brothers, the gallant ArchtinEe CHARLES
and Prince ferdinand were fuceef+f1ly emi
ployed In reviying the dropping fpirits of hi,
tubjetts, and retorins the glory Of the Au0f;.
an name. The former, after one Of. the noie
tS'i:ui marches ever exrcuici, and which IL adj.
mittcd, even in. the Vienna Gazette, 60 have
been ches-d'rnyrei in the, military art, and af.
ter defeating, with the lois. Of 5000 pen in Kill
he'd and wounded, General Ncy's diviiion, ps-
netrateti into. Anitra, and ON the 10th E,uii
mo"ied the earriion left bs Bonaparte IN viep-
M, to Mrrcnder up that eit~, The Latter. at th.
head an inferior .furce fiscceeifed On the" a.
in r utine the Biva!ian arny, antsfook' a tro6.-
pn''',on ut lgau, about Is leagues in the rear IL
ING french grand army. Theft important iuc-
ce,ies were further ftrenGtbened by the arriya,ef
treih corps of 10000 RuililTs, under the
command of General Enen, which effctted a
junction with thesnain body fllortly after The
fatal battle of the. cd. The armifiicr, howe.
ver' ex'ingniired all propett of a change in the
fortnneso or the allies, & the hrchtfIke Charles
had the modification TO find that hrs admirable
operations but contributed to- cat An additions
al gloom on the calami,ies of his Houfe.
The huitrian official account of the hzrtIe
Of The 2d is extremely vague and unf,t;sf, t,orv
IT Is couched in fuch general terms, tina. unlef,
the refuits were undeniabie, thofe who read
't might be inclined to confder the advantages
gained by the French rs by no means Deceive.
hHtne authenticated accounts from the fcene
oi "eiioi, or itsvlcinlty, concur, however, in
repreienting the conteit to have been diffsated
with the greatet valour and perfcyerance ON
both hides; and though the lois Of the confede.
rates was immtnie, that fuitained by the enc
my mutt have heen much greaterthan what is
! ,:n IN the SD bulletin. The moderation
ohpiaved by bonaparte in iuffering the RtriIiaus
to retire, and which has been 70 yery highly ex.
tolled in his own official details, we are now en-.
aoied to account for. It clearly appears TO
nave af'ieu from the arrival of General Effen
win the Twelve thoufand frefh troops 4 rein.
iorcement, at fuct criiis, of the yrratcft mo.
mentt and which was iuficient, after a battle
10 hardly fought, to infpire even a. more auda.
cions victor than Bonaparte with fentimsnts of
moderation. 1t is not At all improbable that
me emperor Alexanderis ferioufly offended at
the dependency of the emperor Francis, and
'nat ne VIII It'll exert himfelf to roufe prufia to
JuH ienie OF the danger which threatens that
waVering power. The Wifi of Prince CONTAIN
the 10 Berlin was, no doubt, dsfrned to. ar.
comPtifh that object. After, the difsitsrs IN
Eiord''a, we cannot reconcile ourfelves;to hose
ror any thing like i Jealous cooperation on the
part or his Prnf'iah Mdjelfy. YET, his troops
continue to accumulate in Francoiiiaf =; and the
hotnoit activity Psryades the 'wi ole of his war
cltabfhment. 80. - : :. -, 10 10 WV
The Rufans in the nor,h,of GERMANY have
ADVANCE d towards Wefphalia, and the King of
sweden has arrived at Lnnenbnrg. We. can.
nor iearn whetherany progrcfs has heen made
~ '''e hege OF Hameln. The Britiffi troops
were concentrated on the 10th ia the ife;phbo,r-
Cathcayt. -" ~ i1o'u
4 ne Loire frigatc, which fpoke 4 Swede, re-.
ceIVed the intelligence from her, that thr fonad-
ron winch efcaped from Brett on the 18th nil,
c0nHHso or ID fail ofthc line and feven friea,es
ney feparated into two diyilions.
inc Gazette of ialt night communicates the
capture OF La Libre French frigare, Sy L. Epyo-
tienne and La Loire. La Lbre made a. yerv
gallant remittance. l. Egyptienne was Tough,
ny the Second Lieutenant (Handfeldi) CAPTAIN
!fiennng and the FirR Lieutenant (Pafcoe5 he
ing on the Court Martial at Portfmouth. The
rrt captain is one of .Bonaparte's Lerionsof
honoar. This is the fourteenth prize +, Pgxn.
tienne has taken during her Taft cruize.
January 20.
The difPatches received by government from
lr Arthur Paget, lord Harrowby, and MI
Jackfon, have confirmed the fatement relative
to the terms of the treaty of peace between
Auhria and France -
The Fyrolj is TO be reded to Bavaria and ,be
kingdom OF Italy, the Northern Tyrol to the
FORMER, and the Southern TO the latter
The Voraiberg to he given to Bavaria.
The Auftrian poneilions in Suabia and Fran.
coma tn Bavaria, Wrtemberg, and Baden.
The Innvertbal, mott important acauifitior.
is TO be annexed to the king of Italy, together
with the Venetian Provinces.
Fifty millions. Of Horins are to be paid ia
France. -.
Benaparte has alto demanded the ceffiou of
litrIa and Dalmatia, bun this Demand was firm
W reliited by the Archduke Charles, who deGr.
ed an interview with Bonaparte for the purpol.
OF tat'ng his determined oppoftion to 1t.
me 8rchduke's army was at Eidenbere, four
poits from Vienna, at the commencement of
the negotiations for peate-his prefence per.
haps produced fone beneficial effeGi but the
terms Of peace are yet feyere and hard enough.
We iuppoie that the erection of The eletlo.
rates of Bavaria and Wirtemberg into king
doms, has been aipuIated in the treaty--.tbe G.
ieetor Of Wirtemberg has already aiTumed the IT,
tie Of King Of Suabia.
France it is faid is to keen the e,rts ant