The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
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LONDON, Aug. 81.
Another S>vcdis,, Bulletin has arrived lhis
morning, brought ty tho Gottcnb;,rgi Mail.
Some resistance has been made by th. Nor
wesians 90 the progress Of Swedish arms but
II has been Intellectual % the second. Gen.
Calm, who had previous rcpulsed fhe Nor
wegians, fell back TO Maimo & next ,iay was
attacked bv a force of 5000 men who ey,t in
his rear. He had Only 1000 men, but after a
sharp action Qf Ave. hours the Norwe,.i2,ns
retired to their old position. Meanwhile. the
Crown Prince ordered force to be COLLECTED.
at iada to penetrate into the interior Of NOT
way should the uGio'i rCt be ei5cC.cd aniic.-
bly,.
The Norweg;ans had some strong positions
on the tslnmmen ore ar PGckstadit, t;.c. a.
they at Lar%enss These have been forced .-
attacks upon a detachment of 1900 men at
irogstat:;. upon tie Island Of Rano, and upon
Eota, have 6ecn successful. and the Norvcfc.-
ans have retired beyond The Glommcn. The
SwelsS are tlus masters &C the Giommcn
from Lake Organ to Frederioli>tatit, and the
fortress OF dcSing having surrendered to the
Swedish ieet, Tie road to Mess IS laid opyn.
Such are tic military operations: but
where, i VIII tc asked, is Prince Christian ;
Having stimulated The people To resistance.
We should have expected To have. found hin,
at the head of the troops, sharing their dan
gers and their difficulties, IN tns neat 6. heart
OF the blttle.
Ae2l' detailing th> military Operations, the
Bulletin informs us that the inhabitants of Ere
dcncSstadt have t.keH the Oath OF AI!ceiance
to Sweden that the soldiers and peasants
desert the orwcgian Army in great numbers"
aud return home that the women pass tbrn
the Swedish army to the N3rweeian. aud sccl
their husbands &C relatives * invite them 20 re
turn hcue exhibiting tne Swedish Pr3clama-
tens, promising saf,.y an;; protection 70 per
sons ard property he conflict is likely 90
ne 4 short &C, and this is to be wished bv
an VINO do not desire al useless eslsioa Of
human blood. Norway is inc .pab.e Of on
posing an ei!sctual RESISTANCE 10 the poy,r ard
resHurccs Of : eten
The preparations for tie expedition 70 A
merica still go toTwari with activity, as Vt res
poets th@ military part o! il but the fat
i'cttoned boats which v;eys. Dgt on shin ho.,
iast weei-' were on Monday re-laadsd a
strong party Of the Sraf Corps aad dctuch-
fnent OF TIE Royal SarpeGs and Miners, are
at Cumberland Fort, ia readiness 70 embark.
strong de5achnents of The following regiments
embarked last week :-4th. 9ti, 3qtb 41,h
49th, 56th, 81st, s95h, and IoSl. Dotacb-
ments Of the i1iiowing corps will alsn .,n-
bark list, or Royal Scots, 3D. OH, 2ist. 29tl,
oltn, 4lsI, 57th, o2l, 70r, ?6tb, 32A. 85th
et'l, 99iia, and l0Oth, the whoe arount;n,,
20 about 2C0o men, III tlie best order and C..
qnpmcnt.
~, .fxerls. g.
Another I{amInreh Ma; arrived 5ij;s MIN
,ng Il has brnught'a SIR ,n,e. rerert fro,,
Rome, that the Duchies of Parina A,o,lena
ans Guastalla, which were cedr,l ~ IN .
Nfchthichcss Elaria LOUIS, are to be- nlaced
unCsi' tue gnve!nmtItt Of Hcnapa,te himself
who is in future t. reside t,l,cn the Continent
IT we could give credit to this feIort, which We
10 not, 1t 'EnomjEsti'v sus,licion t,at H,s-
TIRE meantt =" bold up Ronaparte in fcyroye,o
am % avail herself of his military talent, "a
i-feher her own ambitious projects. Eut we
repeat that W. GaHnot give credit to the ru-
NOR.
The King of Naples is ea;d - be ,,,,pino, HE
Whole force aglinst the Barbar3 Powers. W 2
do not believe this
ne Government Of France has proonsef
10 increase the duty upon IRON imported. h or
Ger 70 SiFe employment 20 the persons e,u-
pioycd III the trenchirOu ncrufactorice WIN
to the number o. 100000 are in danger or ~,
Ing thrown odt otbread. The Minister of ri
nance, III his report to the Cnamteyof DEM
ties. stated that thc late war lad prevented
u'e import ct ,ron rom the Noith that i'm
consequence the French forge. ha0 cons;,js,-
ably Increased but stu that the ,,,;ce &c ;,c,,
remained 50 high III France, shat. fore;e-r ;,.,o
even aiter paying the duty, could BE ;,,ty.,.
duced from England and the North. ari s,,ld
from 50 70 so per cent. ch1a1cr dian lie
French iron. re .sctibcs this &c tie vent cf
nands Caused by the cons ,iption. ard tt,e
hgh p.loe of wool by thc destruction oF The
I2rfsS. but the eject was, tl,1t the sale Ok
trench iron WAS at a stand, as 6Jc, 900 wax
men were in danger ofbeiag thr,,Sn ont of
bread. tie therefore proposes Law for in
posiEg duty on iron in its various stages. viz
IN barron, IS francs per 100 kiln.r.rns On
steel, 40 francs per d!tto; and ir0i wire. 81
i'2nCSper ditto. The plan Of the law YES Or
dercd to DC taken into consideration.
inc Edinburgh paper u Monday las.
winch We Iec' wed this morning. contains - .
following arUclc -
Edi75wrh, Hur. III.
" We are happy to l'e abi- 10 announce. n, 81.
tH,i wing very acceptable intelligence -.
" , he detachmebts ordered to embark f.r
Ireland, for me purpcss of proceeding w,th
TIC fNpcdnlon 70 .tmcfica, are canrtcy,r4t,-
dcd, bY a letter from the Horse guuds ,,.et.;>-
CO this mormDg"
In consequence of the grcat ulan,.ty of fc
reign rags imported irto thls conntry. since
~e had an oprulnE With Il1n5urgh. that az
ucle has fAiien considerably. anL IS still d.
Ginning
E-ctyacto I'm le'fcrIyrm Spy,ua, Gqfr9 .Hih,o
The rayages # tie plague d, gins TO A.
bate IL IS calculated that nearly 10000
turks have died Of It about 5000 C,reets,
and tfniTl vt t'ie ie~1sl' population, arc al