The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-22

"u o', are lett under generals Hill ans Picton,
on the Caya, near Elvss. The rest ofthe army
mas proceeded to the North. General Spencer
has lett the army, and on his " ay to England.
Our letters from Dublin. of the Esd instant,
mention that meeting Of the C. ,tholics of the
county OF Kildare will take place at Ean. on
the sd OF next month. Since the arres. or the
Delegates, appointed by the parish Of st. Mary,
dublin, none of the other parishes seem dispos.
ed to elect deputies in opposition 10 the general,
~ received construction The Convention act.
IL 49, however, but justice TO add. that the tor
oearahce of the other Tishes is ascribable to
the 'hhuence ofthe Clergy, who, in general,
arc averse 10 the present system Of petitioning
through the medium of Convention
Ihe army OF Gsllicia is Increasing in strength
oaiy ny the lndefatiga able exertions of Santocil.
aes-it Is now upwards Of 30 900 strong, and
Is al Astorga. C'stsnos has passed through
our positions to take the commsni of it Gen
Henn'z label IS gone to take the comrnani of the
army OF Asturias, and General Blake has sailed
20 orect the Operations of the army of Muir.
CiE. 80
Bessieres has been ordered to return to
Fance w
1he Ffess upon the Continent.
ALToNA. Aug 5-The Editor of ,hi, Ca.
zette, having been desired to make kno WIZ the
source from which he had an article, inserted
me 24th OF may last, in no A. Vol 81, bear
ing the title Reply ofthe Emperor Napoleon
70 the Deputies of the Chambers of the De
Par'mehts' Is penetrated with the most profound
Sr'eI az having ruerited the reproach of having
inserted, unthlnkingly, an article to which he
could afhx no authenticity, because it is TO, to be
.ou"o I'D the public prints under French aothor
The duty of this retracton has beer inn
posed upon him, as well as the necessity of con.
.orh'ng ior the future, with the greatest exac,i.
suIe' 70 the ordinances of his government, who
o.uers MN TO- insert nothing in his Journal
to
toe part OF governments on friendly terms with
oenmark-A6eiLie du NoJG"-This is what
some English Lawyers would cali well con.
ductei Press.
&sslt has been asserted, that government had ,,e
termned to employ force to prevent the D atical
cePredat'ons the ships of Christophe. ship
mas arrived from ST. Domingo, which left the
Island on the LIT: July, transmitting by far the
latest advices from thence Nothing had a,
mat time been attempted against the flo,lla OF
Christophe, and the vessel we have alluded 10
W. pursued, and greatly endangered, by one
Lisbon Papers also enable Us to add some
t.''hg 10 the last dispatches Communicated in
the duplicate sent by Lord Wellington 10 M
forIss =" was (says his Lnrdship) incorrec
w INFORM d as I" the movement of the 5fh corps
OF the enemy when made my last cornrruui
cation from Portslegre That army had no,
.hcn Quilted Estrem aduIa. but now learn thu,
itis marching in the direction of Andalusi. -,
is SAID that Marshal Soult is gone 70 Gren,
d."
! one fact is mentioned, which would indicat
| that Lord Wellington m-ditates an immed,at.
att OK upon Ciudad Rodrigo before Marmon
can approach to relieve il. A divion of tn.
iight troops, probably those uuder general < +,
K'ne had air sdy arrived within short distsn
Oh that iortress. TIE project of "a IRENE
marshal to occupy tbs shores of the Tapus. 80,
IFtiTl ttilat tIiktIOD ~ \:
! tons nth his brother commanders will he no
completely disconnected
/ w should yJoice at an smicable adiustmcn
| o. our differences with Anne lea bu, their moi
s' Journsls are as vspourng AZ if he decl ~
on OF war was 20 he the sisnAi of our rum -
We would recommend 10 tie quiet co,isid
ton Of iilose Editrs tue folio, WIN. t,xt of SER,
'ure- " what KING going to make war a
SAiis' smother King sitte;h not down first an,
| cUHsliteth. whether lie be able with ten thou
sand TO meet him that cometh against him win
twenty thousand !" Which is, being interpret
ed whether four or five frigates can beat 200 sa
OF the line
Angus 81.
IMPERIAL CORSICAN CONtILE AS
SEMBLED AT PARIS
Ii mas been remarked, that no hing ha
oeen said by bonaparte about his Concii,
all the Closing of the Session of his dunn
Legislative Body. The reason OF his silenc,
we now lay before our readers
| The most important department. of th;
concHc is Secret Committee chosen bv Ro
naparte. without any decree, and is compu
seq OF tweniyone members. Cardinal Mau
| ~ IL the President
his Committee assemblies five times i,
week at the archbishop's resi- ence Mr.
Daru IS always present as Imperial Com
missioner, wihcut having a voice on the DC
casion. He is in fact Bonoparte's spy at tn,
Conciie. g..
Fave Doctors Of Law are attached to IN,
Committee in the LIST place an account wa.
u the committee of the Loncorda.. end IN,
various disputes with the Pope, about the
execution Of the regulation, of the Concordat
ihirdiy, the vacant Dish oprics which were
presented TO The Pope at Rome. and at ga
vana, and the answer of his holiness to each
demand. which answer was always uniform
--.vonhca -
When the Committee were in possess,o,
oil the facts. General Congregation was
oonvoked, at which were present Cardinal
taesch, the Reverend Fathers Of Conc,le
the Doctors Ut law attached to the Com
mItee, the Minister of Worship. and M
Daru
Etpresent they are thus occupied
1. 10 Constitute iuto DEGREES of the Con-
Gle each point in dispute with the Pope.
z. 10 chose Deputies Of the Conci!e to
wait on the Pope to induce him to ra.ity the
DEGREES of the Cnncie.
In case of a refusal on the part of Inc
Holiness, lists will be presented To ne en-
Peror OF the persons VINO are to fiji, the bish