The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
EUROPE.
NETWORK, May 9.
FROM ENGLAND


The ship Enterprise capt Bower. left nm.
don on the 18th of March and the Downs ON the
"a VI April. The London papers and Llov,i's
list received by her at the office of the MrecAN.
TILE ADVERTISER, are to the 26th of March.
INCLUSIVE one day later u,an any previous atlvi.
ceS.
LONDON, March 2s.
The King of Sweden, justly es,imat;n,r ,be
danger with which he is threatened, has sent
ms ad!utant Won Darmeldt, to France. with
propositions of accommodation This officer nv
rivec at Stralsund on The 28,h ,lt and recr;vsa
leave IRON general Castillo to prosecute his mis-
SION, and 1t is understood that he had an nterv;,
WIN general Bernadotte at Vienna, on his route
to Paris. Ao"'e
Inc preparations for the invasion of Sweden
had not, however, been relaxed in ccnseo,,ep..
The first division of the French troops tba, az
tered Hoistein, consisted of 1890 cavalry, who
on the 5th 2rrlvcd at Altoua.-On the evening" ,.r
tne 9TH, Prince Ponte Corvo. left Hamburger
the Correspondence ofthe 9th, SAYS, for I.ub.c
and Fomerania; letter of the 1Ith, now before
us, says for Pinneberg, and thence to Conenba.
gen. The army destined for the Invasion o,.Sxve.
den, Is to consist of 10000 men, 10000 Of whom
are Spamards under the command of the Mar
gus de Romagne and this last division was In
leave Hamburger about the l4,h inst 1t was sun.
posed to reach the shores of the Sound towards
the end OF March, by which period the fotlia
preparing to transport it into Scania, would be
equipped.
The Swedish army on the 1st INST. comprised
4f,o0o men, of whom II 900 were in Finland
under the orderslot general Knemgspor; 800
M Scanis, under general Toll; 1000 in the en-.
virons OF Gottenburgh, under general Tegelack.
2,7oO in the provinces beyond Stockholm. The
hrst corps OF reserve stationed behind the Molala
IN East Oot,land, consisted OF 800 The second
reserve of 5000 men is forming in the northwest
provinces The regiment raised last year by the
Duke de Pienne, and which wantsGaly l4O men,
is with general Toll
The Prince Royal Of Denmark HIS made ex.
traordinary exertions to reinforce his arrnv
Iwenty-six battaliOns have been tax n from the
militia and organized as third and fourth batta
non to the regiment OF the line, and sixteen new
companies have been raised. making within
short period, an ACCESSION of $4,000 men to the
regular force. OF these, Denmark furnishes
$4,000 the Butchies the remainder
The tortrcsses il Finland are provisioned for
four months, and are prepared to make the most
vigorous resistance.
Letters from Paris to the 9th inst state, tia,
Napoleon had determined on the saizur.. of an
the public treasures and church plate in Soain;
the greater part of the produce OF which. wax
intended for loan to the Emperor of Russia, for
the purpose, as supposed by come, Of enablinf.
him to send an army to the Caspian sea but, &C,
cording to one OF the letters for the purpose '6S
securing fidelity 10 the COMPACT lately entered
bling Alexander TO carry on the war without ch)
ling uponhis discontentcd subjects for ne w ei,,
ply"
1t is stated in letters from Holland of the I4,b
INST. thirty s.S: y!5...iv..
IN the ports OF France, on suspicion of tber ha-
wing submitted to the regulations Of our orders
in council, and afterwards cleared out fffon hi.
country to French port
The Dutch government are stated in letters
from Amsterdam, to have ordered tK.. Lowing of
afiesh contribution of 100000, 900 francs
Gantheaume is stated to have left Paris for
Toulon, to assume the command a. the combined
Toulon and Rochefort sdusdrdns. Rear Ac.mi
raj NlieInand, iii the interim commands the
Rochefort division. The Neue Zeasung of the
18th January, repeats the account of the feet
having sailed from Todlon ON Tie Sth ut. with
fair wind; and adds There are no certain adj
wees %hether or not the carthagena squadron
has effected junction with these fleets or whe
ther they nave troops on E9srd. Sardinia and ST.
CITY are stated to be their objects of attack
Inc Russian army in the Turkish provinces,
receives constant ard Considerable reinlorcements
An extensive park of artillery has Joined it from
Now; kutusow, 1t Is stated, is to replace the
sick Prince Prosorowsky. General I.aseoraw.
who signed the treaty of Slobosia, is 20 be re.
placed by General Kuschnickow at Jassy The
turkish army about Adrianople, with the exceD-
ton OF about or 5000 men, who continued will,
the VIzler, dispersed the latter end of Dece,n-
oSi' anu pe6""iiIiS OF JanuarN--tbe JanSsaries
returned home, promising TO Join fheir standards
N the spring. The army Of Mnstaphg Barrsc-
tiers consisted of not more than Is or so 600 men.
and continued busted in strengthening the works
OF G!GrSowo Easchanz Az ths former pac,,s
OF Belgrade, joined the Vizier at Adrianople the
latter end of February, with two thousand men
March %
The Cottenburgh Mail of the 9ist arrive q this
morning. 1t has brought intelligence of iInpor-
lance. The Russians continue to advance. AMI q
battle has taken place near Trayastcius Ti,e
Russians are said to have lost 5000 men the
Swedes 100 /; but the latter had Afterwards
dsemed IT necessary to retreat
The king Of Denmark departed tbs Ef,. yrd-
denly on the 18TH. This demise is an event of no
Importance he had been politically dead forma-
ny years. The Crown Prince was prociaiDed
king on the 10th.
CofisnbRgh, Hdycl 81 "A courier mas arrived
this morning from Stockholm, with dispatches
for England 1t there has been an affair
IN Finland between the Russians and Swedes, ira
which the former is said TO have lost 5000 men,
and the latter 100 but the Swedcs have. howe
yer, retreated. This happened near Travastchus :.
we have not yetreceiyed the particulars An en-
barge was laid last week, in this harbour, upon
all Russian, Danish, and Prussian ships
On the 18th inst his majcsty's ships Vanguard
flfD zI.., Il.