The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-08
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
Last evening. the wing. letter Of Marauc.
o. Baltimore, arrived here in - DAYS from
Nantz-Capt. Clarke has dispatches for
Government. from our Minister. Mr.. Craw-
ford, but we do not learn by him, that any
material change had taken place on the
Continent between the contending armies
Capt. G. understood that the French still
held Hadc6urg--that the French army re
manned on the Rhine i; and that Bonaparte
himself remained in Paris, exerting himself
IN raising another army, for another Cam
Paign. 7-business was At complete stand,
and markets dull.
The people Of France had somewhat re.
covered from the panic Occasional by the de-
feae OF Bonaparte's armies by the Allies
The funds had advanced a trifle. Neither
letters or papers, confirm the intelligence of
an approaching Congress. at Mannheim, to
negotiate for general peace. 1t was re-
ported that the people of Holland, were in a
Revolutionary State.
From Paris papers to the 9th December,
the following articles are translated.
BALsH, (Switzerland,) 21st Nov.-What
we most wished for, has just been effected.
Our Government has formally declared its
resolution to MAINTAIN the strictest neutrali
| ty IN the present war. We are firmly de-
termined to make our frontiers be respected
| by the Belligerent Powers.
| ZURICH, lt7h HoU.--The Diet extraordi-
nary, have met and had its first sitting on
the 18th il st. at 9 in the morning. His Ex
cellency the Landamman of Switzerland
delivered speech on the occasion. in which
he enumerated the events which have late
ly taken place in Europe, since the adjourn
ment OF the ordinary Federal Assembly to
the present time.
| The ministers ef Bavaria & Wurtemburr
arrived here on the 14th and 18th inst. as
likewise the Charge d'Affaires of Italy. Bar
on lassoni.-His Excellency Count Tallev-
rand, Minister of France, has been here
since the 18th.
| ShaHhausen, Nov. 28.--His Excellencv
the Landamman. has been authorised TO nut
10000 men in motion, who are to occupy
the parts OF the Swiss Frontiers, nearest to
the Theatre of War.-Some thousand men
VIII protect the frontier or Italy, and other
troops TIll be directed to the northern from
tiers.
.4rGu, -Nou. 23.-The military force now
raising for the protection of our Territory
Will form provisory army OF rs, OOO.-
should circumstances REQUIRE it, il would
be augmented.
| MILAN, Qtaly,) 18th Nov.-By a Cou-
rier from the Viceroy's Head-quarters. we
are informed that on the 18th the enerny's
corps, who had taken position at Caldiro,
has been attacked and completely beaten bv
our troop from Verona. That the Order
OF the day published at the heat-ouarters Of
the Prince, makes known his satisfaction n,
the conduct of the troops.
| we continue to receive the most satisgac-
tory accounts respecting the execution OF
the Viceroy's decree for the new levy of As.
900 men. -.
Verona, 27th Nov.-Hisimperial highnes.
the Vceroyi set off yesterday for L,gnaeo.
from whence he returned this day, after ha :
wing visited the place; and the line of the
AdISe In one rencGntre made by Gen.
Mormet, beyond Lignago, several of the
enemy's posts haV" been taken and sabred
The enemy retired g miles or the road OF
beviiacqua. The troops returned to Ligna-
go at noon, brought IS prisoners.
| lhe Column OF troops under the orders Of
t5en. DE Couchy who is manceuvrine on tn,
lower Adige--and the lower Pc, have lik 9.
wise gained some advantages.
| Paris, Nor. 24.--Marshal ST.. Cvr has
signed on the 18th Nov. a convention h,
virtue OF which he will enter France with
the troops under his corhmand.-He bring;
with him part OF his artillery. The troop.
ray be exchanged against an equal number
OF the Allied troopS.-The French sick
| that have remained at Dresden, will be SEM
to France successiyely as they shall reco.
YER.
| The troops under Marshal St. Cgr, berar
their movement on the 18th, in six columns
marching upon Strasburg.
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