The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-17

| edra.
| 'fhe bridge near Nuffadorf is quite res
tored. Near Liesig and Shiesiy, Behind
Schoebrunn, division of French troops has
| occupied camp.
NAPLES, July &c.
The English have unexpectedly received
of lschia and Procida. Yesterday evening
they blew up the small forts, and threw the
batteries into the sea. The troops and the
sick have all re- embarked. The Sicilian
Prince leopold, who was on board their feet,
must have arrived at Mulaszo, with the
Dukes of Arcoli and Canosa Neopolitan re-
giments. Two English regiments have gone
for Malta.
July 81.
The English finished yesterday evacua-
ting the islands of Ischia and Procida. De-
putations from the inhabitants of those L.
lands have arrived here 10 bring advice of
their departure and that the national Tag
mas been again hoisted on the forts. The
different authorities have received orders to
re-enter OH their functions
VIENNA, Aug. 2.
The prince Of Litchtenstein- has been re
called from his estates, with the late Am
bassador at Paris and Secretary of State
Hoppe, to conclude peace at Raab, with the
Duke of Friuli, the Marshal of the Palace
Ouroc, and the Minister of State Count
Champagny.
Several Sllversmiths here have received
orders to prepare some rich services of
plate, to be used at the Congress of Raab.
Inns Congress Is not expected to last long.
We read in several of the public journals
that report is circulated in Vienna of
projected marriage between the Prince Roy
al OF Bavaria and the Archduchess Maria
Louisa, the daughter of the Emperor of Aus
tria.
LoUIsBURG Aug "A Courier from the
head quarters of the Hereditary Prince of
Lmdau has brought intelligence, that OF the
9th his Royal Highness occupied Bregen,z
the insurgents, on hearing of his approach,
having abandoned that town at three in the
morning, and retired precipitate!y on Field
ntch. The Wirtemburgers experienced no
resistance. and disarmed the inhabitants.
The Austrian troops in the Vor lberg are
retiring, IN consequence of the suspension of
arms, by Memmingen and Augsburg.
WARSAW, July SO-By command of the
emperor Napoleon, Gen. Bronikow ski is
forming Legion of the Danube which is
to consist OF Austrian prisoners born in Po-
land.
| ST. PETERSBURGH, July S9.-The day
before yesterday lie Devm was celebrated
! by the French Ambassador, on account of
the recent glorious victories obtained by the
| French armies
An Engtish squadron continues in the
Guiph O Finland; FIVE ships oft line and
three trigates lie at anchor before Reyel ::
as yet they have not dared to make any at
tack. as all lit preparations Tor defence have
been made ON every point. The crews OF
some English sloops haze ventured on shore,
and seized cattle and fresh provisions but
they always retreated OH the approach of
troops Several merchan. men have been
taken by the English Cruizers; and yet
lew days back, two Russian vessels which
have been lying ae Cronstadt several months
ard We're prohibited sailing, have received
permission TO leave the port
At Cronstadt several vessels have arriv-
ed with goods from Teneriffe. In archan.
se also great quantity of colonial wares
nave arrived in American vessels. A com.
missioner has been appointed for the exam
ination of the ships papers of neutral vessels
arriving at Archangel.
wo days before the Emperor returned
Ihither, on the Esd, from Finland, the Min
I1ster OF Foreign Affairs. Count Romanzow,
had arrived from the same province
PARIS, Aug. S.-M. De Champaign has
lJuSt set out Tor Raab, to fix the last basis of
the peace.
| Aug 10-Letters from Bayonne state, that
the English have disembarked at Alicant
some detachments, with much ammunition,
artillery. &c.
| VIENNA; Aug. SIT is said that an En-
gish Agent has appeared at the head quar-
tiers OF the Archduke Charles, bat he could
not obtain an audience.
| CASskLi Aug. 11.-Letter from his ex.
cellency the Minister of the Interior to the
Project of the Oeker Department.
:" Monsieur Prrfrcf. "CAssEL,Aue s
Ills Majesty the King, our most graci-
Gus Sovereign, has heard with the greatest
satisfaction ofthe conduct of the inhabitants
OF his good town OF Brunswick, during the
short abode of the Duke of Gels there, and
he has desired me to express this to you.
You conducted yourself in that affair like
an upright and loyal subject of the King.
!" send you copy of Decree, which
Will shew the good inhabitants of Brunswick
with what displeasure his Majesty heard of
the vile promise which was made to his
troops. Certainly every officer would have
paid with his head for the slightest injury
done to the inhabitants Soldiers defend
and protect peaceful citizens. Only robbers
allow themselves to plumber.
Give the greatest publicity to his Ma.
yesty's sentiments towards his good town of
Brunswick. | congratulate myself on hav-
ing received the command to communicate
| this to you, and to assure you personally of
the satisfaction of his Majesty.
renew the assurances
OF my perfect esteem,
(Signed)