The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25

+ Sehill's bold enterprise continues to ety,
the greatest alarm 10 the enemy in the MOTT
of Germa"y, He had taken Bremen. aiit
his band rapidly increasing to AN army, is
spreading itself through Brunswick and Ha
mover, the Inhabitants of which are to man
in his favor. Jerome Bonaparte has no ar
my capable of opposing him. and confines
himself to proclamations Offering rewards
for his apprehension. One article states that
the king OF Prussia, SO far from approving
OF his conduct, has sent an army of 80, 600
men against him. The necessity of which
is here confessed of sending SO large force
against him proves the formidable ma
ture OF the insurrection he has brought a
bout. But we do not believe the King Of
Prussia has sent any force against him, and
we remember having read in the Leyden
Gazette the other day some reflections "a
gainst his Prussian Majesty upon the subject
OF Schill's enterprise.
We stated OH Monday, that a French
squadron from Toulon had thrown relief in
To Barcelona, and that as Lord Collngwood
had heard of their being at sea, great hopes
were entertained of their being Intercepted
-: .heir return. A report was in circulate
OH last night that our squadron were off Mi
norca with a fine breeze, and that the enc
my were only Is miles distant This NOR
ming a letter was received by a merchant in
this city,. from the master of one of his yes
sells, stating that accounts had Just been re-
ceived at Gibraltar, of Lord ColIiDgwood
having destroyed the French feet in the Me-
diterranean. The letter is dated OH the first
May, and the news is contained in the post
script which is as follows-"Captain Ireland
OF the Orion is this moment standing in, and
our fleet is coming in, after having complet-
ed the destruction of the squadron from lou
lon"
If the postscript be written on the
same day that the letter is dated, the intel
ligence cannot be true, for the admiralty are
in possession oflater advices which make no
mention ct such An event. The French pa
pers received yesterday said that the squa-
dron had got back to Toulon.
PLYMOUTH, May %.
BY the Nonpareil schooner arrived at Fall
mouth from Oporto, in go hours only, is learnt
that Romano had succeeded i'm getting pos
session of Corunna and Ferrol again from the
French.
PORTSMOUTH, May 81.
Arrived, the Infiexibie, Sd, Chatham
she is under orders tor Halifax.
SURRENDER OF VIENNA.
RATIsBoN. May 10.
hiS Hloi'ii'ss TIC Io'lOWlhS bulletin ana
General Orders have been published:
"ARMY OF GERMANY.
\ b ion cheer, courier, who passed
through Ratisbon last night, has brought the
Intelligence. that OH the seh his majesty the
emperor and king entered Vienna.
By order of the Commandment,
tSigned) 81. L. FELIX."
AUGSBURG, May12
According 10 certain intelligence, the
French troops are already on the other side
ot Vienna 1t isprobabe that they will pro y
coed directly towards Hungary, in order to
anticipate the insuircction there.
AUSTRIA. May 4.
We have heard nothing OF battles since
the retreat of the Archtiuke Charles over
me Danube. Hell has fixed his great army in
Bohemia.
HAGUE, May 90.
The following important intelligence is
contained in letters OF the 18th inst. from the
Lower Rhine
On the 18th of April, the Emperor of Rus
sis declared war against Austria, and order
ed his armies TO cGle, Gallicia and Hungary.
The Russians have already entered Gallicia
Since the 9Th inst. the French flag has
been unturied on the top of st. Stephens
church al Vienna. Onthe 10Th or lllh the
Emperor Francis ii. has solicited peace.
private letter from the French head
Quarters, of the 9th announces, that on that
day al. Austrian officer the staff had arri-
vel With messenger bearing letter, writ
ten ~ the Emperor Francis. TO the Emper
OF Napoleon, in which the Emperor of Aus
RIA inpiorcd an arnliStice ami peace of his
majesty in the most humble EXPRESSIONS
The short time of the STAY of the ParEnen.
tdT1cs, in tie headquarters Of his majesty,