The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-16
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STRAsBuRGH, October 13-We yester
day received the happy tidRgs OF the trea
ty OF peace having been signed, and the fol
lowing letter was published:
Letter.from His Majesty tie EMPEROR, 10
the General Of OiUision, Oes3urcaur
General Besbureaux-Bring it TO the
knowledge of the Empress, by rleans of the
telegraph, that peace was signed on the 14ti
inst. at 9 o'clock. by III. de Champagny and
Prince Lichstentein make the same known
ts your division, and to the inhabitants of
my good city of Strasburgl'S / pray to God
that he may take you into his holy Keeping.
(S!gned) NAPOLEON"
=" Ihis is a true copy.
(oigned) DESBUREhUX."
We understand, that the Emperor was to
take his departure from Vienna on the 18th
inst. i'll the evening.
PARIS, October 20-The intelligence of
the conclusion OF peace with Aus, ria having
reached Versailles on the 18th at night, the
whole town was illuminated. 1t was an
nouncod here th'. morning by discharge of
100 pieces of Cannon. and last night pub
lshed at all the theatres
LISBON, October 29.-On the 10Th inst
fleet or transports arrived rom England,
z,
and about l., 600 troops to join tine broken re-
gimentS.
Lord Wellington is still here, but we are
in daily expectation of his setting out to Join
the army.
n lev nights since, one of the Russian line
OF battle ships Ga ~ that remained here en-
account OF her not being able to proceed to
England with the others, took FIRE After
che parted from her moorRgs, she hoated
for soa,e distance down the river, and excl
ted considerable alarm for the safety of the
shipping she was, however, towed or shore
and burnt without doing any damage The
people who were on board were all got out, *
we have not heard Of any lives being lost.
The scene exhibited by the flames rushing
out OF the port holes, and the three columns
OF hire extending to the top of her masts. was
grand beyond all description. Several eft her
guns were loaded with powder, and went off
as the fire reached item.
IRUxILLo, Oct Is --SouIt il at Tala.
vera de la Reyna with 5000 men. & 1000 more
are distributed hetween Naldeverda and the
bridge OF Arzoblspo, which serve as a corps
of observation
The French in Madrid continue to send to
BayoDne the principal persons Of character,
who have any influence with the people.
On the 10Th, King Joseph left Madrid for.
oledo, with all the French garrison having
left in the capital emily two regiments of re.
negado Spaniards, and small force. How
shameful that Europe should know that the
capital OF S?ain is guarded by Spanards
themselves, III the pay Of the tyrant
MALAGA, Oct. 5.-General Blake, who.
with $4,000 men, was at OIot, distant about
hive or six leagues from Corona, proposed TO
attack the enemy, or to fortify himself i'm that
place should they prove greatly superior in
force
The army of La Mancha, which certainly
is the most numerous, amounts to from so to
10000 men, and its positions are the same
as have been before stated. The army OF
Estramadura, reduced to 1000 men. bv dc
tachmentS toreiniorce those of La Mancba
and CASTLE, is in TruXIlo and its vicinity,
and its advanced guards approach the Ia
gus.
The Esglish army, which, whether il as
changed its position we arc not certain. con
sists OF from 50 to 40 600 nicB, and It's advan
ced guards, are near the before men,ione d
river. The Duke Of Parque, with IL, 900
men, having joined Senior Mcndizabel.
whose army amounts TO $4,000 men, is be-
tween Salamancha and Cuidad Rodrigo.
Thus, if weiobserve the position Of cir ar
mics 1t viii appear that they surround and
lnclose those Of the eneny, which, united in
The centre OF Spain, are rather reduced t.
act Extensively, than capable Of any often
sive operation
Ii Is -nid that all the trosps of Catalonia
reguid and oosaatenes. in number 40. 00C
nep, are divided int0 .ovr divisions, whose