The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23
Strasburg, Jan. 1

! Strasburg, Jan. 1.
We are daily in expectation of Senator
Count K9derer, one ofthe twenty six com
Majesty the Emperor to repair to the differ
ent departments.
General Count Nansou,y is also expected
here shortly.
Lyons, January 1.
The population of this city has NANTES.
ted the greatest enthusiasm at the ;.nnoun.
cling Of the invasion Of the French territory
Already upwards of 90 600 citizens are
disposed to second the efforts Of the govern
menr TO repulsc TIE enemy.--The Lyon.
csc are ton well aware of the jealousy of the
English against their city and that they
would not tail Co Cause a.. IS manufactures
to be destroyed BY. some barbarian corps
cos'e from the remoestPart Of Asia.
Flushing. 9Th December.
The enemy has made several attempts
to disembark, but failed. A squadron OF
| l8 ships of war, having it is said, troops on
board. still continued in sight Our garrison
is upwards Of 5000 men. 1t is provisioned
for one year. E
The works done at Flushing, liver and
Ranskens since 1907, can hardly be con.
ceived. Many millions, it is true. have
been spent at those places. Should the En-
giish hazard a landing, they will lose their
gaiBst cur places.
We have in port two ships of the line,
four frigates and so gunfboats, all we'll arm
ed to keep our communication opcn with
the Island of Catzand.
.dntzvert. soM December.
The general of division NJ aizon has been
appointed commandant Of the 1st corps for
ming in our city, and which is composed of
SO battalions, divisions and 4 numerous
| train OF artillery, We have, besides, two
divisions of cavalry and three divisions of
| sharp shooters.
Maestr;eht, soth December.
his city is entirely armed and provision
ed, aud in perfect state of defence. We
learn II is so likewise with all the places ON
| the Meuse.
Berren-ot-Zo 2oth December.
General Bisanet, who commands our city.
IS an active and skilfui officer. He has put
the place in the best STATE Of defence. I'VE
nave beenin danger at the first moments
Dot now we have no reason 70 fear the enc
my. Our garrison, 5000 strong. is provis.
ned tor seven months. A convoy of one
Thousand oxen entered The place this morn
ling.
"a. Pari,, Decem6sr 81.
One OF onr Subscribers, lust arrived from
conscripts in the bes; possible state, going to
the army he has also seen on the road A
crowd OF General officers. transports of all
kinds. in short an activity & zesI that would
much astonish those who think there are no
preparations going on, because, they are ig
norant OF the march of the troops & of militia
ry NOV. ments. We have upon the Rhine
perfectly well mounted cavalry and capa
bic OF entering the line with advantage.
1Hn 4.-1he Count de Talleyrand, Min
ls'er OF France rear the Swiss Confehera
non, lett Basic the S0th of December, and
has arrived in Paris.
ITALY.
The first column of the Neapolitan fiyis-
ion, 5000 strong, under the orders of lieu:
gen. Ambrose, arrived at AncOna on the 81
OF December. The two other columns of
that division reached there on the 9th and
9TH.
Rome, 15h Dec.
The first division of the Neapoluan army
has departed from this city, and continued
its march towards Upper Italy. The royal
guard replaces them, and the cavalry has
ALREADY entered within our walls. Thouea
| we bad here 10000 men for several DAYS,
the inhabitants have experienced no re
strslnt. The excellent discipline main.
tanned by Baron Carascosa. and the good
behaviour OF the Neapolitan troops, have
excited the liyeliest satisfaction,
Milan, 9Th Dec.
Two sqradrons of the regiment of drag.
oons Napoleon, two squadr0ns of the 4lh re-
g,ment Of the horse chasseurs, a squadron
OF the LIST, and division of artillery arrived
here yesterday from the grand army and
ths day battalion of the Add regiment of
the line and battalion of the 1st regt. of
french light infantry; they came from AL
exandria, going to Verona.
.hahles, 27d Dec.
1t is said the general staff will denart
from hence Tomorrow. and in few DAYS
his majesty will set off, to put himself at the
head of his troops.
Florence, 2oth Dee.
The Neapolitan troops begin to rrrve..-
Yesterday. about p. M. a snong column
rea ned this place, and wiA =: followed by
another still more numerous.
FRENCH ARTICLES.
Translated for the Boston Palladium.
The following articles are translated
from file Of papers to the 30.h of Decem-
Der. received from our CORRESPONDENCE at
Bordeaux :
Zurich, Switzerland, Dec. A.-Messrs.
Reding and Easter, deputies from Sgitzer-
land, had interviews with the allied mon
archs at Frankfort, Dec. 6. 7.&s. The
ENJOYS say they obtained evidence, the
most unequivocsl, ofthe good will of these
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