The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-18
FOREIGN
VIENNA, Aug. 8

TORElGM
VIENNA, Aug. g.
Authentic accounts from Bucharest civ. -,
some curious details with regard to the ns.
sage OF tn: Danube by the Russians. The
Turkish army, increased by numerous rein
forcements' which had arrived from all parts
OF the Empire, advanced towards the river
and impetuously attacked the Russian army
Gen. kutusow repulsed the Turks. inf;ct;no
upon them considerable loss he even forced
them to return 10 their n.ren he'd camn but
ne mad reason to expect a new attack. be
cause the Turks were deter mined to prof. bv
their numerical superiority cost what Il would
In these circumstances G IN. Ku,usow assem.
bied a council of war, at which were pre.
sent Generals Langeron, Woiuoff. and nun
Der of ether Generals o. Division. The;r
unanimous opinion was. that the Russ, an ar
my, though brave enough to fight the whole
Turkish army, would still be exposed to sac.
cess,ve losses, which it would be difficult TO
repair. were it obliged to repel the continued
attacks which the Grand Vizer m etiitated
chat the interest Of his majesty the Emneror
OF Russia. therefore, required that 80 nsnv
brave soldiers should not be uselesslv sacr;.
feed. aad that the Russian army should march
20 the lett bank OF the Danabe after having
destroyed the fortress of Rudschuck. II was
IN consequence Of this deliberatlon that the
Russian army cross ed the River The resol,
tion adopted at the conference. an ;mnort,nt
by it's results, was signed by all the Generals
present, and sent to ST. Petersburg bv an ex.
traordhary courier.
Three Russian Generals have been sert
from st. Petersburg to Bucharest ia take
the command of Divisions K am.
enskors Marrow, aud St. Priest. nave demao
ded and obtained permission to quit the armv
Gen. Platow the Chief Of the Coss.ck,. n =.
returned 10 the army.
-. BraLIs. July Is. :,
The State OF the circle of I.ebus IN La
Msrche Electorate, have presented to the
sSlns remonstrance, containing bitter com
plants against Tire new administrative mea.
saress aois particularly against the abolition of
tne T euaai Rights, as well as grea. invectivcs
against the Chancellor of state, NJ. de Har-
cenourg. they, among other things say, that
the Chanceiaar intends to ruin the state, that
I'VE - surrounded by young men, and eccsn-.
eric heads who wish 10 make dangerous ex-
Perlmenta upon 1.-The Monarchy; that the No.
putty are reduced to mendicily. and the end of
the actual administration will be q. general
insurrect,on throughout the provinces :. -
Inc h'ng conferred with the Minister of
Justice. VI. kiercheisen, upon the SUBJ of
this wsit,ng. In consequence Of the resolutions
taken. Count. Finkes,ein, formerly Pres,dent
OF the Custom. and VI. de Marvi,z, lat. an
ofhcer OF gems d, Arnes, were arrested on their
estates, and conducted to the fortress of Col
berg. The two ,proyin5 iai Councillors, Schulz
ana Loh'"aun, were arrested and Lodged im
Spahdsu' M. de Lohmaun had endeavored to
raise an insurrection.a noag the pc ,santrv of
his reimbursement. - The Marshall of tn4
Court M. de Mason. VIII signed ne remon-
STRANGE, has been dismissed without nen~
sion. He loses an income of 5000 rlx dol.
lars.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.
Ship Illinois. arrived at Mew-York on
Saturday last. in IS days from Lisbon. No
news from the armies when she sailed, say
9TH September Markets dull--->Flour
s. 13 ass 80.
The schooner Virginia Planter. s4 days
from Oporto, arrived at NJ York same day:
Accounts to the 9Th Septe .nber. She spoke
on the 18th inst lat. 40, lon. 70, ship Har-
Inony. Hilker, So days from Londonderry
Tor Philadelphia, with passengers. She was
in the gale of the 22d Superintendent mig
zen mast. head of her mainmast, and all her
eoPmasts--~as on her beam ends IL hours,
Informed that after the gale he had passed
nine sail dismasted, and one ship bottom up.
Corn at, Oporto was 8 1 Contour - so to
Is, and no sale, as the crops began to come
IN. The. vessels left had on board ten thou
sand bbls. -four. 1000 do. bread, & 10000
bushels corn.
NaPtain Wiliams or ship Scion at New
York, from Eng! and; spoke on the Cd instant.
ship Agricola 90 days from Lisbon for New
Bedford. The captain said there was no
news at Lisbon when he sailed Esd Septem
ber) which was S days latest Captain,W w.
also reports the capture by the British, of
brig Catbarine Augusta, frem France for
New York.--Bah. Fed. Gaz.
Rocrnc Ocs,>ac on
FROM LISB oW--Yes,erday arrived IN
this port the schr Eunjce, Cap, Glasier. in
So days from Lisbon. No battle had taken
place, when Capt G sailed but the Consul
General told him that the armies were in
sight of each other on the 9Th of August. and
that preparations were making on both sides
for an engagement. the French receiving re
Inducements from the vicinity of Cadiz and
Gibraltar.
"A Portuguese paper of the 14h Of Au-
gust states that the French army i'm Cali.
cha gave notice that they had received re
Enforcement of $4,000 troops from France
but adds that it was ascertained through va.
rious channels that so 900 had returned to
France, within the five first months of this
year. ".t
Capt. Town who arrived Yesterday. in
The Galatea. IN Sc days from Gottenburgh
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