The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23

General who command cur cordorSof feu
tral'ty, that the " enemies" will eater IN the
night at different p ints, S shat part of vl,eil
force will pass through Switzerland.
1t IS thus that the pretended avengers oil
thk.rights of the people respect the in epen
deuce ut nat;'1s il is thus tina. the iibsra
4 tors OF Europe conform 10 the maxin,s al
good faith and moderation, that they have
| necessarily proclaimed The respect Eor
| treaties, the religion of oaths. they trample
under foot, and they Invade a peace lie
people, after havigg announced that they
would attempt nothing against their liberty i
I-"cerne, Dec. Is. according to the news
from Rally. the Vice-Roy has not only main
tanned his positions on the Adge but be
mas gained advantages at several poiuts.
| Gen. oelsis. who comm antied the left wing
of the Austrian army, has been defeated ne ? ,
tween Legano and Bviiacaua. Gen. som
mar'va. who had occupied MontobaltIo. IN.
on the rente road, ha. been driven tow rds ,
koveredo. Gen. Hitler has felt that he
could not attempt any important attack
without exposing himself 70 a ba,t under
| chances he did not wish to hazard in con-
sequence, he has judged best to act ON the
defensive. Gen. Marshall had passed the
adsge hear BoOca, and for a moment ocr,-
ped Kov'go, Adrio, and L5rio but he has
been attacked by an Italian division thar has
ly. The Austrian regt. Beny owssi. has s,,f-
tered much in this affair. Some DAVIS after
Gen. Stahremberg proceeded TO the envi-
rohs OF kovigo. otorm a junction with Cen
Nugent, who had advanced from the coasts
OF the Adriatic. as far as Ferare but the
bad success of the expedition of Nupent. n
oilged Stahremberg, also to retreat. n. has
received some reinforcement but thew are
| not sufficient to induce him to act on the
offensive.
Milan, Dec. 1a.-Letters from Florence.
say that the van-guards of the columns of
Neapolitan troops Lad already arrived in
that city.
LtShorn, Dec. 15.-The day before YES
terday, an English squadron, under ,--.n.
how'ey, landed about 1900 men, marched
immediately for this city, & took posscssion
OF the suburbs. Yesterday morning. at halt
past seven, they commenced An attack. =
ihey were received vigorously. N,1l o..
CLOCK we made them cease their fire. they
sent nag OF truce, which we could not re-
CeNe' towards 4, they RECOMMENDED
their sre Dat it was SO we'll returned, that
In halt An Lour they Abandoned IT, cir er+a,,
prize. and in the night following rs,nrn.,
to their ships. leaving 500 killed and wonn-
oeo and many deserters have come in.
L1ECE, D-c2I
i-etterss f-eF- S,stczr-.~
nounce that Prussisn battalion Of 500 mrn
was taken in the last affair near Mime
guen.
There is nothing new from the Rhine.
Letters IRON Antwerp cf the Goth, inform.
that the mead quarters are established three
leagues from that city, on the road to Bre.
da: he garrison is very numerous. and
daily augmenting. The works in the ports
and ship yards, continue without intermissi
on 4 ne Duke IF Plaisance is Governor
ana Faueonet, the general Commanding.
PARIS. Dec. 81.
LfSi'i0fiDe Rody.--The Count Regnaud
de ST Jean d'Angely communicated a decree
ct the Emperor. Iii &c ing the legislature tn
choose an Ertraordinary Commission of S
members, the President Of the Legislature
10 De member OF the commission. ST.. Jean
on TINS occasion, delivered a speech, in
which he cndeavored to demorstrate that !,
was not the fault of France that the world
had not had peace but he said. ouotine
the Emperor" nation treats for peace
WIN safety. unless it displays all its forces
ne Legislature appointed as the commits
sion, MeSsrs. the Chevalier Ravnouard
Lame, Golois, F'auge rguee, and the Chey-
alier Leinaine de Riron.
Inc SENATE chose a similar commission.
II consists of Messrs. Count Fontsnes. tie
Prince Vice Grand Elector, the Count de
ot. Marsan, the Count de Barbe Marbois.
and the Count de Bearnovile, and tn. pres
ident.
TIE President oF the Senate is count I,acA
pede; Of the Legislative Body the Dake of
Msssa. VI
nee. 24.-The commission repaired tb;s
day to the House Of the Arch -Chancellor
TO examine the documents relative to the
negotiation as we'll as the declaration Of the
coalesced powers.
lney were called to this meeting and du
ty by letter from the Emperor.
Accounts from Baycnne are tn Decem-
Der 16.-There had not been gun dis
charged since the affair Of the thirteenth
IN which, the British loss was great
owing to the superiority of the fire If our
artillery. He lost a great MANY officers.
The aid % Lord Wellington was killed
and Lord w. received ball thro' his hat
and grazed his head.
-, UGN, Dee. 10.
We hear from Dresden, that the nervone
ana putrid levers continue to prevail there
The number of deaths one week wac qoo
without including soldiers.
DU, Dec. &c.
Many French Officers, rakiDe. oart of the
Stah OF Gen. 81. Cyr. have passed here on
their return to France.
LOR1ENT, Dec. I9,
An English vessel captured by Cur frioa,e
Sultan. has arrived at Audierne. Il is 1oa
ded With cloths, wool, &c,