The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

tive destinations. was amusing himself with
military spectacies and cvolutions. Intelh-
gence to the 18th ult. had been received at
Paris from Madrid, at which time Murat
was exercising the functions Of government,
without opposition.
| The French Senate assembled on the 21st
to sanction proposal for Incorporating Par
ma. FlacenZa, and Tuscany, with France.
| we had reason at one time to suppose that
| these together with the States of the Church.
would have been erected into Sovereignty
for Lucien Bonaparte; but it would seem
that he has forfeited or renounced all claim
to such honorS. 49,.
June s.
Advices from Cottenburgh to the 51st uIti-
mo were received yesterday. They were
brought by the Clyde frigate, captain Owen,
which is returned to Yarmouth, after having
landed at Gottenburgh $50, OO0i. for the use
or the king OF Sweden. Our expedition was
still waiting tbe return of colonel MURRAY, &c
siinIrssl tesss- ssbv'ts. .ie il,.t
80 greater distance from Gottenbureh, in
order to be in readiness TO proceed upon any
service upon which he might be ordered,
without further loss of time. The Snake
ssoop OF war was to sail with convoy for
Leith on the following day, on board of which
are the Danish prisoners taken from on board
the man OF war DESTROYED by the Stately and
Nassau-Sir J. Saumarez had been iudispo-
sed, but was conside rably recovered. The
accounts from Finland all agree in stating,
that the Russians are in the utmost state of
distress, and that in their retreat, hundreds
of them perish daily through famine and the
effects of the general thaw.
Parliament re-assembla this day, pursu-
ant to adjournment.
Preparations are making for fitting out an
expedition at Dover.
GoTTENBURGH, Nav 80.
Some persons arrived here to day from
Hamburg which they left on the 18th instant.
and state that the last English letters, which
were brought thither from Heligoland were
net o::'y seized, t5a; Per sons 10 iioln trey
were addressed arrested, and the bearers of
them hanged. All intercourse with England
and Sweden was forbidden, upon pain of
death
The English expedition, commanded by
Sir John Moore, still lies in our harbour,
waiting orders from England.
BY advices from Konigsburgh, received
to-day, we learn that the whole Prussian ar
my is nearly disbanded, and that the soldiers
have retired to their homes not more than
5000 men remain of this once great and
Furnishing force.
articles relatiUe TO The EUacuation of the
Isle Of Gothidnd.
I. His Imperial Russian Maiesty's troops
are to evacuate the island within two DAYS,
and to deliver to his Swedish maiesty's troops
all arms, ammunition, and artillery which
they brought with them or took in the island
They are to give their word of honor that
they will not serve before the expiration of
a twelve month against the king of Sweden
or his allies.
2. All effects and magazines, of whatever
name or description, which belong TO the
king of Sweden and which have been con-
sumed by the Russian troops, shall be paid
for, and the value of all acquisitions which
may have been enforced, shall also be made
good.
s. The Russian troops are to take with
them all their effects and property and to
march to Sito; they are there to embark on
board the same transports that brought them
thither; they shall befulnished with pass
port, in order that they may be able to re-
turn unmolested to Russian or Prussian har-
bours; and should they stand in need of pro-
visions, they shall be supplied with them on !
making payment for the same. The 4-16th |
of May, 1903.