The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-28


of n and that the emperor wasexpectod
10 set out for the Austrian dominions imme
diately. The good understanding said to
have been brought about between England
and the Ottoman Porte, is now fully con-
frmcd, by an official notice of Mr. Secre-
tary Canning. The British accounts from
Spain, are rot so late as those received di-
rect from that quarter. ..Bosson Gazette.
EXTRACTS FROM THE Papers.
March Z.
By the vessel which brought from Heligo-
iand the German Papers from which
we yesterday gave extracts. an Officer a.
rived with dispatches for Government. If
we may credit the reports in circulation,
these dispatches confirm, in some degree,
the accounts We gave in our last, of Rus
STA not being disposed 10 join in Napoleon's
projected overthrow of the Austrian Monar-
chy. If we may judge from the price of
stocks, this news receives some credit in the
City. A was between France and Austria
is now considered as certain.
Goften5urSh Dlaiis.-Seven Mails arriv-
ed this morning, brought to Harwick by the
Auckland packet. BY this conveyance a
Messenger arrived with dispatches for Co
yernment, which it is believed relate to the
new aspect which the reiations;of Russia and
Austria have begun to assume, since the
late interview between their Prussian Ma
jesties and the Emperor Alexander.
According to letters from Vienna of re-
cent date. the following is q correct Return
OF the military forces Of the Austrian Army
The regular troops amount to $4,000
men; namely, 271 800 infantry (including a
reserve of 40 900 menu $4,000 horse, IA, $40
artillery, and four regiments of guards.
In time of war, the army is reinforced by
mn r,iiit;a trained RI arms in mi
times, and by the Austrian Insurrecton.
To the above Return, the following Sta
tistical Account is added The Revenue
of the Empire, at present, amounts, in the
whole, to las 900, 900 o. forms.
By the Gottenburgh Mails, which arrived
en- Friday, great number of private let
tiers have been received. In several of those
from Malmoe, lit is stated on the authority
of the last communications from st. Peters
burgh, that, during the residence of the
King and Queen of Prussia in that capital,
the Emperor Alexander was studiously at
tentive to her Prussian Majesty, from whose
presence he was seldom absent. Her Ma
jesty is, in fact, represented to have gained,
by her fascinating manners, so complete an
ascendancy over the Emperor, as to induce
a strong belief that she had affected ma
terial revolution in his sentiments with res
pect to his political attachment to France.
Paris accounts to the 10Th have been re-
ceived they briefly state, that the French
had entered Vigo, Immediately after the
embarkat of the British troops; that
six of the transports, having on board 1900
Of our troops, had foundered at sea that
the Duke of DalInatia had marched for O.
porto that Marshal Davoust, Commander
in Chief of the Army Of Germany, had ar
rived in Paris: that the flight of the British
troops from Spain, had caused :he greatest
CONSERVATION in Austria (; that powerful
camp was to be formed on the banks of the
Inn and that General Oudinot's corps
was repairing through Lower Swabia and
Franconia, in order to take aposition on the
banks of the Lcch.
The same accounts present Madrid dates
TO February 13, in which it is stated, that
Deputatiods had been presented to King Jo-
seph, from the towns of Toledo, Salamanca,
Santander, St. Ildefonso, Benevente, Leder-
ma, Viiiafraaca, del Vieng de Villalor, Sa-
hagun, and Medina del Rio Scco, ValIado-
lid, Leon, Aorla, Arevalo, and Aranjuez,
Inanifesting strong desire to see Tranquil
lity restored to the country, under his pater-
nal government.
MARCH 8.
Last night Mail arrived from Lisbon,
brought TO Falmouth in thirteen DAYS by
Walsingham packet. Two Spanish couri-
ers with dispatches have arrived in the Wal
snglfam.
Before the packet sailed they had heard
of the reported rupture between France and
Austria, and the intelligence received full
credit. il was reported at Lisbon that the
French had sustained another defeat before
Sarragossa. in which they had lost 1000 men.
Ths English troops still remained at Lis
bon and in the ncIghbourhood, in all between
Ave and six tboUsand men. They were I'M
der orders to hold themselves in readiness
10 embark at six hours notice.
About 10 600 Of the French troops tat
were expected Mt Lisbon remained in CALI
cia, having been prevented from advancing
by total want of necessaries for their march.
The country is so completely exhausted, that
till they shall receive supplies from France,
IL will be impossible for thcin TO execute their
intended re-occuuatiou Of PORTUGAL