The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01

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! THE GREATEST OF EVILS.
Hon. Gideon Ohn, Jonathem ----.
Robinson. and Dauid ran.
PER List NIGH7's Mil.
-. NORFOLK. August 80.
| ARRIVAL OF Mr.. JACKSON.
" Yesterday, arrived in Hampton Roads
the British frigate L',aJiTcaine,, Capt. Rae
get, OF 40 guns, in Is days from Portsmouth,.
having on board FRANCIS JAMES JACK
SON, Esq. his Britannia! Maiesty's ENVOY
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to.the q States, his lady and three children.
W. by this arrival we have London pa
pers to the 18th July, six days later. than
those received at Halifax We select the
most prominent articles, and leave the rea-
der to judge for himself. HerQ{d.
LONDON, July i.
| Its probable that the next accounts from
Germany will bring intelligence of the great
est Importance. We do not mean from the
Danube, but from the North of Germapv.
1t is reported that a general nsurrection has
broken out in Hanover, and Hesse, and that
the Austrians were advancing from Leipsic
on the one hand. and from Wurtzburgh ON
the other, for the purpose of giving conf
d ence to the insurgents.
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Orders were received at the custom ,housc.
this morning for a general embargo to be
laid on Immediately. The expedition will
sail in two or three days
The march of the troops for their various
destinations on the Kent coast was connie
ted Yesterday.
EsBesides the artillery already stated. 1900
horses OF the Commissarial Corps of gunner
drivers, from Woolwich, Chatham, & Can
rIt
IPedition; strong indication this, that the
service is continental. They will be EN-.
barked in divisions at Northf,eet and Rams
gate. A detachment of the Wagon Train
is also expected to embark this day at Dept
ford.
Erhact Of letter from Cant. Currie, of
me Ruby, dated Hoyiaks, Juiy Z, 10 a
Mercantile House in LiuerhooL
GENTLEMEN--I left Palermo on the
LIST ult. honoured with the charge of dispatch
es from Lord Amherst, British Minister PIE.
Inipotentiarv, and Gen. Sir John Stewart.
whom left at Melazzo embracing an army
or $4,000 men, British and Sicilians, under
his command, destined to attack Naples &,
which were intended to sail three DAYS af
ter my departure
At a late hour this morning we received
Hamburger papers to the 9th inst. Berlin
to the ID, and Frankfort and other papers to
the 3oth uIt. The following is the intelli
gence contained in them:
"LEIPsIc, June 26.
" Six or seven thousand Saxon and Wir-
temberg troops entered our city Yesterday.
We expect others oday.
The king ofWestphalia entered this place
on the 26th and yesterday marched with
his army towards Dresden.
According TO certain information from
Frankfort, negotiations for peace between
France and Austria are CARRYING OH under
the mediation OF Russia. We are i'm hopes
that our sovereign will soon return here.
This day about noon the king of NestDha
liza left this city, and advanced with the whole
OF ms army to the neighberhood of Dresden
Before his departure, he was waited on by a
deputatlon OF the migistracy. His majesty
issued here the following
ORDER or THE Day.
Soldiers the rapidity. of our march, &
the perfect combination of our movements
have had the same effect OH the enemy as
If he had lost battle.
:" Only the day before yesterday he in
suited our allies, and threatened nothing less
than fire and destruction to our towns and
villages. To day he flies full of terror before
u.s. He has scarce been able to bear the look
of our advanced posts.
"He occupied eight days in ADVANCING
from Dresden to Lepsic,. and has obtained
no advantage, except discovering that it re.
qulres ONLY two daysto arrive from Leipsic
to Dresden
lie believed us still on the Banks Of the
fuide, while we were OH the Saul. He did
not suppose, 1T seems. that we would encoun.
ter either tatigues or danger, even when il
was necessary to hasten to our worthy AI1v
the King of Saxony.
"Soldiers, Yon have obtained right r. ,he
the friendship of the brave Saxons and Coz,
may IN a similar case reckon ON their assis,
lance with the same noble confidence as thew
have relied on you.
JEROME NAPOLEON.
Royal Wesphalian head quarters,
Leipsic, June %, 1909.
Chief ofthe Stat. REDBELI.
/ ".MERSEBoURG, June IS.
Oihcial letters from the King of West
phaiia' S head quarters, arrived this morning
state, that Gen. D'Albynac had orders to
pass The Sail yesterday, and attack the Aus
TRANS near Lutzin. After several actious
tue enemy were obliged to retire. The Aus
TRANS evacuated LeIpsic at midnight.