The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-08

outHt ot tHetr armies
Paris papers to the 11th inst. reached
town at a late hoor last night. There il
no announcement vet of the ,.ay of Roma
parties intended departure. Piince Schwart
zcnserg, the Austrian ambassador, arrived
at Paris on the 9Th. An advantage is sale
to have been gaiacd b. Beauharnois oyel
] the frassfan troops, buc neithor date no,
pace are mentioned, nor are amy details 'o
itg'vep The first corps OF observation o
the Rhine, we are told. wa. about to make
room tor the second corps .ia
| FrankI5rs. dtri 1--WE have lust receh
'tved intelligence of a fresh advantage gained
/ ~ h,s serene highness the prince viceroy o.
Italy. The, Prussian troo;,s were extreme.
iy roughly handled in this affair, the detail.
OF whrch we are hourly expecting.
| he duke of Ragusa arrived here yester.
day from Hanau.
! me number of troops which passed thro
our town last month, amounted to nearl,
| IS 900 men
! Paris. april 9. Hisexcellency the prince
| OF SchwartzeAburg, ambassador. FROM
austria to his majesty the Emperor of the
! French, arrived the day before yesterday in
this city.
Strasbourg. Ahrn 5.-His excellency
count Otto is expected on his return from
| Vienna to Paris.
| Stutgard, Rflril 3.-The passage of cou-
| riers has been extremely frequent for some
days hive French couriers and two Aus
trans have proceeded through our town
during the last three days.
| Rasfadt, Aitra '3.-Their maiesties the
KING and queen of Bavaria arrived on the
2sth OF March at Ratisbone, where every
thing was prepared for their reception.
frankfort, March 28.-Independeu of
the French troops which do not cease pass
ing through our town to Join the grand ar
my, and whose number Fis so considerable
that 1t has not been, during the first fifteen
days OF this month, much under 40, 900 men,
All OF the first corps of observation on the
Rhine, commanded by the marshal prince
OF Moskwa. and formed of four divisions,
consisting OF $4,000 men each, has for some
time been assembled and cautioned for the
greater part in our duchy. and the remain
der IN the grand. duchg of Hesse and the
principaiity of Isembourg. The Imperial
guard, under the order of marshal the duke
ut l,reviso. is, as we have already said, in
garrison in this town. THUS, superb corps,
which on It's arrival was composed of seven
regiments, daily augments, aad will quickly
amount to Il 900 infantry, without reckon
ing the artillery & cavalry Of the same guard,
which are cantOned in the neighborh ood. -
liz IS bciievcd thar thchrst curps of obser
vd1ion on tae Kline VIII immediately make
movement IN advance, TO make room for
the second corps which is contained in the
duchy OF Nassau and the left bank of the
Rhine, and thus facilitate the debouchiDg
OF fresh troops which necessarily arrive at
Mayence. -
The general of division, count Melhard,
has under his orders brilliant and nu me
rous cavalry & one cannot see, without ex
IRENE surprzc, the reinforcements, equally
prompt as numerous, which place the
french army upon the most respectable foot
ing.
Yien1a, March 27.-The greatest actiy-
ity still prevails in the military preparations.
Many troops continue to march into Bohe
ma, to reinforce the army of observation
already COLLECTED there, under the orders OF
held marshal Kollowrath.
The Gazette of last night Contains the de-
tails of very gallant and brilliant affair
on the coast of Calabria, by captain Hall,
who commands the Siciian fiotilla. with a
detachment of the Is h regiment, comman
ded by major Stewart, which landed in the
face OF a very superior force OF the enemy,
charged two troops OF his cavalry, with ar
uiiery, posted on a height. killed the CON
mandant Roche, and l5O others, took their
guns and lo3 prioners, and burnt or brought
away SO sail of armed vessels, laden with
timber and naval stores, with very little
loss on our part, excepting major Stewart
who was unfortunately killed by musket
ball, after the troops had been re-embark-
ed,
Az official account of the destruction Of
the Trench division under Morand, at Lune-
burg, Is also published in the Gazette.
r. .AhrH IL.
IT is rumorsd that the principal object of
the mission Of Prince SchwarJsenberg to
Paris was to demand the restoration of the
Tyro', the port of Trieste, and a portion Of
the former territories OF Austria in Italy, &,
that BOnaparJe having reY tsned an eyasiye
answer, which was considered equivalent to
a refusal, the court OF Vienna immediately
decided upon hostIlities with Fraace. We
have, however, still upon this important sub
Ject, nothing but rumor, q conjecture & un-
authenticated statements, although considers
able credit is attached to the report of Aus :
tria having declared against France, without
regard to the number of her armies men.
toned as having marched, which are un-
doub edly greatly exaggerated.
One fact communicated by the mail is of
the mVst extraordinary nature, and involves
the relations betw cen this country and Den
mark in inexplicable mystery. But recent
iy convention Of armistice was signed he .
tween Denmark aud Great Britain. and
Russia, and only the other day we we're in
formed of the Danish minister Count Bern
storH being on his way here 10 negotiate a
peace and yet, Subsequent to the arms
tee. and whilst this minister is ON MS way,
We learn that our homewa bound Baltic