The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11

bhtSs WHICH oTOkS out III n temporary Olil
room, doring fete given to Bonaparte and
his Empress by the Austrian ambassador
Prince Schwartzenberg The conilagra,ion
lcommenced by wax candle coming in con
Fact with thin muslin curtain. which
Ispread the Aimes, Notwithstanding every
leifDrt 10 eXtinguish them, till the whole edi
ficc. which was of wood. paper, and canvas
| was in a state of general conflgration-
Notwithstanding the confusion, the compa
IN had all got out of the room into The gar.
dens, without the loss of single life but
unhapp,lY the maternal affection OF the
Princess Pauline OF Schwartzenberg (wife
of Prince Joseph, the Ambassadors broiher)
who presided at the fete. became alarmed
on missing her daughter. and this Lady rush
ed again into the flames i'm search of her
child. and anl,appiy pesished She left eight
children, and was far advanced in state of
pregnancy This is the only fatal accident
that occurred during his wofuily termina
ted tesuvity. The papers also Cont ain some
details respecting Gen. Sarra2n but not
OF nature 10 cast any light on his m, steri
GUS visit TO this Country
The commercial arrangements between
this country and Portugal, we're Yesterday fl
nally concluded, and are expected to be PUB
lished IN the Gazette of to morrow evening.
The following article from the Ddtcn pa.
e.
pedtiou from Naples against Sicily.
NAPLES. June The report that our ar
my has undertaken an expedition to Sicily.
and landed there on the Esd Nav, is not con
Srmsd
According to the latest accounts in our
Court Gazetie, his Majesty our King. on The.
so II My, accompanied by General Cavag
mac and other persons, went from NIonle
cone to Trope. The head quarters were to
be removed 10 Nicoste "a.
AT Montecone, the Sovereign, tope,he,
with the Generals Grenier and Cavigaae
had been employed in making arrange ments
FOR the better supply OF the troops with pro
VISIONS so that the inhabitants m gu not
suffer. Considerable transports 1T proy,s
ions from Naples have already arrived
at fiZzo, and other parts ofCalsbria.
HIS MESSY has expressed himself ex
tremeiy w5ll satisfied with the disposition
ana Conduct OF the inhabitants in Calabria
Inc visit ofthe Duke of Orleans to Cadis
and his royal h. hness's conferences with the
Junta OF that place, have given rise to re
porl or design toappoint him sole Regent
OF Spain. Has Ro' al Highsess's character,
as well as his high rank in the Bourbon fa
miiy, Ut above al his recent alliance b,
marriage with The Royal family of Sicily
which is the prior branch of that of Spain.
TT object for that elevation but we know
that when Prince Leopold of Sicily offered
himself some time since 10 Spain, the propo.
sition was no countenanced II is possible
that the visit of the D1ke may not have had
any political object, and thar the conferen.
ces may have been mere affairs of compli-
ment. The Duke went from this country to
be married to Sicillian Princess and we
believe his presence on the Spanish coast
is occasoned by visit to his mother. who
has resided on the Mediterranean coast of
Spain, ever since she was delivered over bv
the Revolutionists. Her Royal Hjghnes is.
we believe, at present in Mnorca
Bonaparte, who loves no one is bimSe If no,
the objec of affection, even in his own FAM
1--WE see the differences be en- him and
Louis-Lucien has not been upon terms WITH
INN tor years and has Constantly refus d
every dignity If red im-Jnseph fears him
jerome is the only one who lives in any IN
timacy with him but he is often the object
OF The coarsest and most violent treatment
his morning we received some more
French and Dch papers. The following
are the only articles worthy of q ptice
AMSTERDAM July The French
troops, having a their head his Excrilency
Marshal the Duke of Reggie, arrived yes
terday in this CITY, where they were per.
fectiy we'll received. All is tranquil mere.
The Russians sill continue to blockade
Widden; they have gained considerable adj.
vantage upon the Danube, belaw that place.
and haze penetrated into Bulgaria but it
appears they wal. the arrival of new rein
f3rcements, 20 enable them To Garry on their
operations III more extensive plan.
VIENNA June 16. The Persian Ambas
sador from Paris arrived here to day. The
French Ambassador yesterday received a
Courier from Coustantinople, who after.
wards continued his route tor Paris. The
reports OF peace be ween Russia and the
Porte have vanished. Letters from Sem
lin. which, however cannot be relied on.
state that Courier dispatched by the Rus
sian General Issajen, who arrived on the
2nd of June, at Be grade, brings intelligence
of victory gained over the Pacha of Wild.
den. According to the same letters, il is
believed 1s 600 oervians will join the Russi-
an army.
From the Dublin Epening Post.
" The Lamenta6ic state Of me Afanufac.
furers in this city gvas yesterday, for the
seeond time, under me conSiderafion of The
PriVy Council The Stgnai.V hreSent M
sery, tie black fleece, 9Uas carried through
the streets yc8terdqy"
PUBLTc CREDIT.-We understand
thnt Pr1Dy Council zUaS heid yeSlerday al
The Castle, 10 consider qvhat measures ~ nd
be- frofier 70 adoht, as hro6abke IN some de-
gree. 10 aDieljora,e me m4Hufacturing cias
Ses. 7vho hare been deh,YUed Qfemhl01menf
in consequence Of he decay,d STATE If b..
sjHeSS arising, or a. least encreQSfd. bU fHe