The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-01


BALTIMORE, hPril27.
LATE FROM TONNINGEN.
BY the fast sailing ship George & Albert,
Capt. Norman, 80 days from Tonningen, we
have accounts, printed and written, to oath
March. From Hamburg and Altoona papers,
with which we were politely favored, trans
latons follow:
BY this arrival we learn, tina, prices in the
| north of Europe were not very fattering -
exchange on England fluctuatiEg; some A
merican property liberated, much yet in
fje.pardy, and apprchensions not pleasant,
| lie Official Petersburgh Gazette denies
| the pretended rupture with France, char
| ging it to the printers of BreSlau-Russian
army advancing on Turkey; large armies
rapidly organizing by the latter. Tbs Ba-
varian army reduced Holland flied with
| diSmay at its expected fate; while the Rhe-
nish princes are promised (2oth Marchl
| new acquisitions. and Pomerania restored
| to the Swedes; between whom, Austria and
France 4 closer Ht9icn (God help. the weakly
is to be formed The new Empress would
leave Vienna 18th March King Jerome
and his Queen Tor rather she foremost, for
she precedes him days ride) were flying
about the continent; the last place they
touched at was Frankfort, March 10, whence
the receipt for Hanover, of which h is West.
phalian Majesty has now formal ossession.
Besides those troops in Hamburg p and othe r
northern districts, French cor ps po ssess-
es Lubbock The Master of Frankfort on
she main ("hose previous title we have for
gotten) WAS, at the last frolic, pronnbted to
the rank OF Grand Duke. ----Fea. Gaz.
PARIS, March II.
The ENrirripaJ V'rihur-l IS the DeN,,t
ment of the Seine, continues to Persecute Sc
punish all Frenchmen WHO have acted with
the Austrlans against France since 1904,
agreeabiy to ths imperial decree OF 9th A.
pril. 1909
Official information has been forwarded to
the King of England conformity by France
and Austria, accomplished as are told,
by some new proposals for peace.
altoona, March 10.
We learn from France that a closer con-
solidation Of the confederative states be-
longing tothe French system is in agitation
1t is also said that an alliance between
France, Austria and Sweden is about to be
promulgated and letters from Stockholm Of
Oh March announce the departure of Col.
Won EngelbreChten to receive possession Of
Pomerania, which province the French will
e7acuate.
HANOVER, March ia.
This day was publi,ned and posted up
the p defamation of the king of Westphalia
to the HanoverianS.
altoona, March 90.
The St. Petersburg Court Gazette of ID
of March contains the following :---Frons
GroaHo. 13Lh Te6.--Ne expect the speedy
return of our troops from Gallcia through
Poland to winter in the interior of the empire.
We are surprised to- hnd that this move
menl on the frontiers is considered (by To-
reign printers) as an advance towards the
Nemen We would be rejoiced TO find
those printers as anxious FIR peace in their
publications as Russia is in fact.
From the MAIN, March 1.-the Grand
Duchy Of Frankfort is to be increased by the
anSexation of Hannah aud Fuda. The Ba-
yarian army is to be reduced to the peace
establishment.
The goth of this month is to be rendered
important in the history of The Confederate
on-wh"p the new acquisitions Of the re-
spect We princes will be made known.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan IS.
The Porte has determined TO raise imme-
diately new army of 10000 men, also to
reinforce the army of The Grand N.2ier; as
information is received # he advance ag the
Russians again towards SiilsuIa and Grier-
giewo.
STRAsBURc, March II.
The Princess Maria Louisa OF Austria,
Paris. The papers are filed with the in
tended ceremonies Of the coronation.
An Altoona paper OF 1.-the 23d INST sS>s,
tina, a letter from France, dat the ssfs'
mentions, that the armistce beteseac
the Russians and Turks has NOT yer t34ssa
place they assure us, tnat note from S5Txs
French minister has been handed 10 RAe
Porte, to induca him TO join the ocesiResse4s
system, the success oil which is expe ttgA Bn
the mean time, it is affirmed, the, SEes.se
has offered her mediation betwesl @I.ssSss.
and the Turks
NAPLES. t'sS 90.
The boats of the French trisats Gsass,,
and the Neapolitan prvateers. OrensziAs A.,
here or the 18th inst. 4Americsn shlgss sea,
a Xebec under English colors.
LUBEe, FEB -
The 37th regiment Of French lniaRsFg 4 ,
1866 men, rived here to day--.shey sg5os,s
part of the division OF Gen Mol 2 or, W. j
so expect the 23d regiment Of CbasS2py
HAEovER, Mnea 4
H. M. the king Of Wesqhaia ,akcs D a
session Of Hanover, fioW ng tst ok ! n