The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-15

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em,,,ior had Jo'ned ile array. Ii.vre Lad Lsen>..
ossI,e, oat Que was eNpee.eu every .,s,.
he ARMY Was an tie ne.guboc, i.oOj ot Nj yjea-
burg Austria had hot Joaed isu.,. IL va. rs,.,,.I
in i'aris that the object OF pr,.ee s,h. a,,l,o. ;.
m'ssios, Was to int1rm Napoleon thas Aos,r,a, VA.
oetermi"ed TO remain neuuai 1ne rel.vre, s,s
our Informant, was not cretrea. 0ey..sa.
STATE OF FRANCE.
GTtrocf Of q d!!eIjf nom an .lweyfcan sea-
tlemaa al P.'tS, 10 his /,.ena n. m. cir
-.ff7fl l7IA, 1915.
r ne campaign will open IN ten day,
from inns GATE, liza The nurta, 10. the Aero az
we aGe Is oy TINS time over the Rnme. he
lios 60 on In his usual style, without taI.se
~, ie,inue' Two days CT nIsass ago, aud
s aPsh his speed ~ has nioGe If
movement Wien he NO, ed ,if 90 d., ~ J, ~
jena. The Same insc,u;abie s.r,..r
Immensely important in war, as usual ,,.,.
Vales all ranks toe plan and oiJi,.c,s 49,.
N""iwsh are coIii..Su TO the s,,tSte. bsoa
I'd. Seiuss ~ our UnGle / oby 5 and GOV. Il.
RAJ rms, thefefoie, have room enc, ia ~,
s'.eir several ~ stems.
lou " III DC astonished in the L. Safes
w iearh WHAT the pubic spi,it CT tnis ua-
.''' ""s shec'eo IN the course of only s
'a0hths.--Never, 2eIhaps, old the ,;,len,e
CT this extraordinary lkan app.nr r>''..
ltranscendant than i'll wa;t he mas .;.,-..''1
piished Ill THIS short space uf Tim. ~
4, -
"~s emu dieo. organized, and equipt. an =
my of ooO,VVO men--and without an ND.
Hohdt sous 6fIaGes. he horses yUb;c,, : !,
under the Climate Of Russia, have ha.n -
piaceo by 100000, the ,.antar, conlr;6,,
go" VI every city, town, village, every cor
pota'e oody civil and cCCiesiasticalD
- anu iniiiis'e's OF state-the youth of
both sexes, all appear to have be- -. "a
NOUS, from Rome To Frank fort ON ~. Nal..-
IN furnishing horses, and in nine ON, nf ,"
Eases, Cavaliers equipt, and paid ill th.-,
~" 'he army upon the horses sresestsd
some cities, such as the manufa crr,;,,s~ -
vi LYONS mas presented a complies e sonsj
ron oil horses and volunteers. mau,,.li 't,
perfectly equipt Orleans has nres.n,as
Loop of OF mounted men the coT.sS-
PRESENTED considerable nuinbc,.
S"s''.-:' s"oi the mere register which has
occuPieo the papers of Paris for two m on,i.-
tpast, tires from its samepess ap,, n.,'as o'i'i<
aing repetition Of horses and cavaliers
scented, Pre-
| The troops IN SPAN are to be ma;n..;
ed at 200 600 men 50 IL will be In tho 80
ture of defensive rather than a., OFF,.
war. The British force cannot be f., -
OF tue same numher and the condj,;nn -
SPAN as well as the disposition of the S,,an;-
ards' may be guessed under such circum-
stances. NSh-
| navy, rSueemS our national cha
ao@ irol" tne ihiamy cast upon it at Boz
ton-thc naval worthless have imr,nr.s,;..si
themselves, and saved the rer,fot;a., : E
| their country they have conf.u,,,,na ,Is-ss.
| lano' anu astonished aud sgonizes fke ,,avss
| FrenChmen. VIC n"N "a
1 wiz not weary you with coniectp,es
on,the war or the coua Sc of the can;,,a;gn !,
the hor'h-eVery one knows, that militarx
o -. o1:' ere governed by events which
C"'','o' always De foresesn the OBJECT VIII
o1Htiess be TO force the Russians ba.ons
The wina-rescue L,huan;a md pnIanS
at large from the calamities under yb;cb
they mad fallen in the winter {; ard form !.
strong power out of Prussia and pc,and :
augment the domition of Sax.nv ON the nj
C. and add part ct Prussian Brandrnb,,,.-
to the Kingdom of WestphaIia Prussia viii
cease as monarchy and the unhanhy
cupe 81 tIreat Britain will, like the Swedish
victim OF her policy, find England neeocia-
ing ne" Conspiracy with whatever chief
On" P'aSes IN the dominion of the
orahdenonrg houses, as they have negocis-
ted WIKI Bernadat,e, to the exclusion nj
the miserable madnan Of another Lind Who
10 now known only as a maniac TRAVELLING
harmless through Germany under the title
of count Gottorp.' .Iyroro-
lie ter received by a merchant in New
YORK, dated Bordeaux, April "a, says:-asft
Is saia 90 be IN agitation at Court to pass
decree whereby the produce Of the United
otates Shaii be 10 longer subject to an en-
Poriatioh OF Counter value that prizes
mace ny an American cruizer, Consisting of
Coiohiai produce, may be sold in France on
tne same princip,e-and that, where the
artlC'es are OF British manufac ,ure, they
snaii n ot be subject to be burnt, but may be
eNPor' ed TO the United States. But Il is
e"acteo' that the American cruizer shall
accompany her prize into the French port %