The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

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troops Of the line. All the officers hav e bee n
obliged to join their corps. Z hey name Kloe-
erfurth, in Corinthia, Crowvia. in Gallicia,
Ems and Wells in Austria, Collin and Pilstn
in Bohemia. AS the points of junction. The
Emperor and Arch Dukes. will quit Vienna
In a few days.
Feb. 81.
BY the late military promotions eight Ma
Jor-Genera.s, are raised To the rank of Field
Marshal Lleutenants; antItwelve Colonels
to that of Major Generals.
The first battalions of tie reserve have
joined their respective re ginen,s.
Gen. Mayer has received sudden orlc rs
to take upon himseifthe command at Rrotiy,
III Gallicia.
March g.
Many young men the most Noble iami
lies, have offered to serve as v,luutcers ard
the collegians have demanded to be form
ed into a battalion.
The Emperor is about to undertake a
journey. tits not vet agreed whittier he is
to so, but it is generally belie,eti that it will
be to Hungary, for the purpose of acceera-
ting the levy EN- n,asse of mis- subjects.
The numerous assemblage of Austrian
troops that have taken place in Bohemia !;
and appear to menace the upper Paia,inate,
have oocasioned the putting inmotion of part
OF the garrison of Euremberg-the remain
der viii shortly follow.
March 5.
Since the departure of tie French Am
bassador, this city is no Longer cognzabe
The entire garrison has gone for Bohemia !;
the military service of the place being done
by the citizens s-J~N
A vast number Of officers, subjects of the
Princes of the Rhenish Confetleracy. have
positively refused to bear arms against their
countrymen.
The imports have been much augmented
The departure of the French Ambassador
mas occasioned 4 very lively sensation at this
place. -
PARIS. March 10.
Inc Emperor returned yesterday from
Rambouillct.
We understand, from different letters, that
an increased activity prevails in the ports
OF terroi and Corunna. 1t is not enough
that the Spanish marine Corps should nave
remained faithful to honor du, ing q time OF
anarchy and rebellion, but it aspires to re-
venge itself upon England for the evils
Drought upon the country. Il is said that e.
ven the Cadiz squadron participates in this
sentiment. great movement is projecting
upon the coasts of the ocean, from Holland
quite tn Spain. The French troops have
followed the English to the port of Galicia
-het h0hs tbey n,nu haz,e the Achhinese II
Pursue then, farther.-Many means offe,
TOR penetrating into Insurgent ireland, and
for seeking the remains of Sir John Moore.
army in the county of Kent.-NVhen Car
thage Carried her arms into Italy, the Re-
mans soon found themselves under her own
walls in Africa, and the riuai Of Rome dis
ahf'eared!!
epidemic disease was said in the French
papers, to have broken ont at Sarragossa, il
consequence CT the s;iseiiigs and iiarjis!iips
endured in the siege, and to have carried of
upwards of twenty thousand persons.
Council of Prizes, PARIS, Jan. IS.
The American vessel Susan, has been ad
Judged good prize to the officers and crew.
OF the Italian and Syrene friga,es. The same
Court has declared good and lawful prize
the merchandise taken out of the American
ship Augusta. by the French privatcer L Eve
and confscated the same for the benefit O
the Marine Invalid Case.
March 13.
The late Ambassador Gen. Andreossi, ha.
returned to Paris from Vienna