The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

: lu the lSianoS, ralScu entrenChnentS, and
opened roads for our. troops. have greatly
contributed to the fortunate results of the
battles of Enzersdorf and Wagram. The
Emperor also expresses his appreciation of
heir conduct.
(Signed)
ALEXANDER, Major Gen."
July 13-At the present moment when
part of the army goes into environments, and
the other ia about to encamp, II il thought
proper TO give as much publicity as possible
to the following order Of the day, dated
from the Imperial head quarters at VOL
kersdorff:
The approach of the harvest, and the
necessity of renewing our resources, require
that the greatest attention should be paid to
the preservation of the ripened corn, and
that proper measures be taken to secure it's
produce. A rigorous observance of the re-
guation of the Sth of June is alone able to
protect the persons and property of the in
habitants of the country. The severe exam
pies which have been made, and even the
last acts OF mercy of the emperor have re-
vealed to the army his first intention ofput-
ting AN end to devastations of the most crti
cal and dangerous nature which have taken
place. The Marshais and Generals in Chief
shall once more prohibit the foraging in the
helds where the corn is ripe. They shall take
care that no village or field be set on fire.
They shall recall to their habitations. and
take under their protection, the country
people who cannot cease to fear, and resume
their useful labours until all the soldiers of
the army, no longer blind to their own inte-
rest, shall observe the strictest discipline and
succeeded by their conduct to inspire every
husbandman with confidence.
(Signed) ALEXANDER,
"Prince Of Neufchatel."
The division of the army commanded by
the Duke of Ragusa shall in future, be de
nominated the Eleventh Corps, that of Mar
shall Oudinot continues to be called the Sc
cond Corps, as it was whilst under the com
mand OF the late Duke of Montebello.
July IL.
The emperor visited yesterday the field
OF battle of Wagram. His Majesty was struck
with grief at the deporable state to which
the fire OF both armies has reduced the neigh
boring villages; and, it is said, ordered eve
~ possible assistance to be afforded to their
inhabitants. A new demand for lint and
rags has been made TO the citizens of Wen
ma LOO many praises cannot be allowed on
the ladies' of that city, for their zeal and hu.
mainly In obeying. and even anticipating
the injunctions of tho Government fer the
relief of the wounded. The greatest part
of the army is about to- encamp, and they
already begin to build barracks for the Inn
-perial guard The negotiations proceed,
and the little information that transpires, al
though by no means authentic, is sufficient
TO dIspel every apprehension of the renew
al of hostilties. Many necessary and con-
siderable sacrifices, Oh the part of Austria
are mentioned but they are the price of
peace. which can only be obtained and Sc
cured through them. 1t is also stated that
the Emperor Francis agrees to send &c, 1000
men to join the French army in an expedi
tion against Turkey but this is merely a
rumor, which wants confirmation.
PARIS. July -.
The Prince of Ponte Corvo arrived here
two days ago
In conformity to the orders contained in
the letter of his Majesty the emperor and
King, dated July Is from his Imperial camp
at Znain, i'll Moravia, and addresses to the
lsraeltish Consistory at Paris, by his excel
lcney the Minister for Divine Worship, OF
Sunday next. the 30th inst. prayers and
thanksgivings will be afforded to the Most
High, IN the Jewish Temple of the street
St. hvoie, for the victories Of Enzersdorfl
and Wagram, in which the God of Armies
has so evidently fought with the warrior OF
France
July so.
His Majesty has ordered an immediate
stop to be put to the reprisals lately decreed
against the subjects of the .Dey of Algiers as
the Dey has given satisfaction for. his con-
duct towards MIR Dubois Thainville, and the
Frenchmen in his dominions. In consequence
the sequestration laid on his vessels & goods
is raised
His Majesty also revves the decree OF
September Is. 1908, relative To COLONIAL pro
duce Coming through Holland. and which
had been annulled by the Decree of the 10 h
June last No colonial produce Coming thro
Holland shall therefore be admitted on the
territory Of the French Empire, whatever be
the mode OF its importation, or the certii-
Gates with which it is attended.
MUNSTER, July 22-His majesty the
King of Westphalia is expected at Hanover,
which place General Reubell entered the
19th inst. at the head of 5000 Westphalian
troops.
CAssEL, July % His Majesty has or
ganised by late decree, battalion of ma.
tional guards composed of eight companies
She OF which is to consist of grcnaders, and
another OF chasseurs containing each 1874
effective men, officers included.
DOVER, August 7.-Ye.terday. about Sc.
ven O'Clock in the evening. privateer was
seen to carry off very fine ship under Ame-
rican colours, which was going at the bank
OF the Goodwin Sands; another ship at the
same time ran for the Downs; a ketch was
also IN company, but it Coming dark we lost
eight OF her 10 cruisers were to be seen
AUGSBURG, July 80 Certain intelligence
has reached us, that after the departare of
the Duke of Ragusa. the AAstrians almost
instantly again took possession of part of
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