The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
FOREIGN.
raiEsTE, Sept. 15.
GD MD on ,EIIE llAN

ORDER or THE DAY.
The army Of italy has now gained many
advantages over the enemy. The army,
composed of young soldiers, and formed III
moment, required to be guided with pro-
found wisdom. The Viceroy has gradually
prepared it to gam from day to dav great.
or advantage. The exploits which have
produced the re-taking of Vi!lach, Grain
bourg, &c. are we'll known,
ILLYRIAN PROVINCES.
TRIESTE, Sept. 20.-We now receive
with the greatest punctuality the Mails
from Germany and Italy. The following
is an extract of l-ticr from merchant
of Fiume, dated 18th Sept. which contains
curious details. and gives an idea of the spi-
rit of the inhabtant
1--WE are teuly, my dear friend, in the
greatest emba-rassmcnt. The Austrans
have just evacuated Eiume. We were far
from expecting il. II was reported here
that the French had no forces to oppose
them, that the Austrians were masters OF
Trieste. and of all Istria, that the Vicero,
had been beaten at every port, in Carin hia
and Carniola, they had even obliged him to
Icy down his arms, and that we were CO.
ing to enter Italy. All this was related to
US. Sensible people thought there was
Boosting and exaggeratinn in these recitais.
for the French do not suffer themselves TO
be beaten easily ; no hing certain could
be obtained. On a sudden, the Prince Max
lmilicn was seen TO arrive he announced
himself as our govei nor general, and order
ed the Austrian Eagle to be raised. The
English we're seen spon after 10 debarl, and
the harbcr was covered with colonial pro-
duce. As 20 myself, was little shaken
in my opinioa. could rot believe that
Austria would send "A prince TO Fiume with
out the necessary forces to maintain so So
lemr measure. The news that the Prince
reported and caused to be publicly posted
up, was well calculated to keep US IN our
error. The French armies, he said. had
been bea en- IN Saxony, in S.. csia, in Prussia:
the allies had taken move than SO, GOO D. is
oners the presence O. Gen. Moreau in the
Russian army caused the French ID desert
n muiifhdes; the corps under Mars ais
hey and MACDONALD had been cut off. &c.
In short, il loud not be cog before thev
would be AZ Paris. In order the better to
induce Us to believe this, they sang 7e De-
KIN, and performed a procession with the
holy Sacrament, IS ehankssvinF
Judge what must have have been our
surprise, TO hear of sudden, that the post
Of Lippa had been attacked, and carried bv
superior iorce and. soon after. the Aust,i-
ans were seen retreating pc nell, som es
Gaping IN the direction of CarlStadt, others
In that of Istria /; those who had remained
IN that City Fastening away wi u their bag
gage: the English ru..o;ne to their vessels
and he prince Maximilian himself p;rsued
by rehch soldiers, had hardly tirue to ts Ike
shelter on board an English cocSboat -
Il ts thus we have been given up
Ii is again proved that the Emperor
Napoleon is superior to all the Austrian,
Russian and Prussia Generals. The house
az Austria is doubtie very respectable !;
but the twenty years Of glory that the EN-.
peror OF the French records, surpass all the
gallant deeds Of the house of Austria
Peace will give US back commerce and
think that France, powerful as she is nnd
must always be, will be more able to protect
It than Austria, who has never done much
for lily ria.''
MILAN, Otaly) sept. 26.--bv the news
from the army Of ne Vceroy. lBEAuHAR.
RoIs] dated the Esd inst. Gen. VerI;er took
post at Fcderaun and Recber>d rF. Gen.
Count Grenier has also advanced in that di
recton with his troops This officer will
command all the corps ef tie eft: The
Prince (Vioeroy) has .rt,srved to himself
the particular command OF the right. The
outposs 81 our troops in hat Quarter con
tinue on the Saave, st Wcissemburr and
Lippa. Or the 21=t. in the evening. in the
attack on an eneDy's post in the road to
Adersberg,. We took 40 prisoners of the
regiment Of Franz Carl.
MILAN, Orts 5.-Thc news from Head
Quarters states the fsIowing The enemy
f-ebiy sustained the movements of on,
troops OH the main roah 20 Layba h. Their
principal forces taie heir direction through
the by~roads, with the intention of enlea
voring 10 nut flank cur right. The enemy
had scarcely been reinforced from the di-
rcction of Fiume.
Triese was threatened again BY col
umn of troops Which deh!ed from Maitora
and by same &etaf hmeDts from IstriA, which
seemed TO increase and finally by the En-
gish feet which was in Sight of he barber
On the 1T Oct. tie enemy came in fore
T. econnaitre in the d rection Of our troops
occupying Adelsburg but they were warm
~ repu'scl On the 81, the Prince V;.e-
roy proceeded TO the heights of Privalt. g,
Gen, Paofp b'ni 10 pgssawicza.
The division Of eServc was on he 99tb
Sept. at Brixen. Cen. Ginlsneau announ.
ces under date If the % n hat the prcce
ding day, Gen. Muz2u~helli had taken FROM
the enemy the Post of ST Sigsmonio, defen-
red by eight huh'red men The enemy. in
his precipits'E retreat toward W,lback
had scattered ia every direction their arms
and accoutrsmentS. We have taken ON
this occasions. number O. prisoners.
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