The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

Count DUPONT.
(Sirneril'

ing state in which the monarchy has been,
thanks the energy OF the King and nation. the
course OF the funds has not been lover. than il
was in lSl2.-This Single fact is az. eulcgium
upon our government.
In the garrison of Magdaburg, which has
Just been taken possession % by olrtfoors was
toursd corps of 5oCQ Neapoligaps and I.ollan-
ders.
MADRID, May "a good HARMONY IS es4
tablishei in every part OF this vast monarchy,
aud we already enjoy perfect tranquility
There is no appearance of ne slightest opposi-
ton IN any part OF Spain.
MADRID, My Do he decree &c his Mat
Jesty OF the iGth current, confirms the cpinihl
OF those, who founded Oh me arrival Of the
King, the hope OF the return of p,alic tranqui-
lily. The cities, which from a zeal i'll under
stood. mad committed rcprehcnsiblc excuses,
hasten to return 10 Their duty. The King has
not lost the time which he has passed in
France. His ma esty has been able to find
the means OF preparing the happiness Of his
people, III the circumstances which seemed 10
lntcrdict ali nope On reasCendng the throne
OF his ancestors. We hope ever thing frcn
ms light, from hiss experience acquired N mis-
fortune, and from the wisdom 81 the ministry
by which he is surrounded. We see in tht:
midst Of us some persons who return from
France, where our civil troubles had forced
them to seek an assylnm. 70 one has had b
repent of having taken this determination.
We have favorable news from North Ame-
rica. The insurgents experience every day
considerable revcrscs. Ferdinand is about to
| see himself, in short tine, the peaceful So
verelgn Of his States in the two hemisphcrcs.
Nav 25.-Lord Wellington Duke of Ciudad
Rodrgo, yesterday after dinner made his en-
try into this capital. lie was received with
all the hOnors due to'his rank, anc the emil
nent services for which the Spanish nation
will preserve an eteIna! gratitude. Admitted
to audience OF the king, the noble Lord IN
his quality Of a grand CT Spain, kissed the
hand of his Majesty and Of the Infantas.
His majesty received him with every
! test monial of the sentiments with which he
| has inspired the august RIGGING family, AMI all
SPaniards who are sincerely attached TO their
| country and king.
| May 26.-Mess-s. Labrador and Lartiiza-
| bel have heen appointed counseliors of state
to his majesty. The fast is oar ancient envoy
to the court of Tuscany He has fJllowed the
diplomatic career with much honor, and the
king has nd occasion to prove his talents e
| fidelity in the unhappy affair of Bayonne, IN
1903. The other ancient councillor Of tie So
| prenc tribunal Il Castle, is known by, work
| upon criminal Jurisprudence, and by his being
| lorg i'll disgrace under the reign Of Charles
vienna, MAY 21.-Negociatons are spo-
! ken % Which will be opened At Vienna soon
after the conclusion Of peace with France
| these negociatioi are TO receive the formal
accession Of all the powers, and of die princes
| who are interested il them, and they will have
| fpr their object the arr ngements which spring
| from tie particular Treaties existing with
each OF these powers. Thus Europe has the
perspective IF a long peace founded on the
| guaranty ofthe equilibrium of the European
states.
Coheohaeen, Ozqv 24-It IS presumed tha
! si,AN Ill Ic,fFx,, 10
xviii. '>' 80 = ''-''
Viea,an, Nay 2o-Great quantities of snow
f Il in the southern part Of Hungary, in the
beginning OF this month. 81 Dickowen III
| 5 Nrnlia it was on the Cd two feet deep. The
vines and fruit trees have suffered much. At
essen and Pes, several shocks of earthquakes
have been felt. The plague has recently ep-
peared at Belgrade.
FrunkJ6ry, Nay 26.-According to the last
news from Holland, his serene higlnees the
Sovereign Prince Of the Low Countries, was
t. set our OH the 23d to repair to Paris.
LONDON, May 23.-It IS said that General
Prids water has the command Of the bligades
of cavalry destined for America
detachment which lately set cut from
! Ipswich for Canada, returned to its barracks
on Monday let, the cmbarkation having been
| Countcrmanded
June 2---An Adjutant General set out ves-
| terday fer Dover TO make military prepare
tons there for The reception of the foreign So
vereigns A pluck OF Cossacks who arrived
in this city viii form their guard They arc
commanded by Gen. Platof, who rides tie
same horse with which lac performed the
whole Of the last campaign. His Royal High
ness the Prince Regent will precede the soyer-
egns to Depforf.
The Stirling Castle has brought sun Of
$4,000 pounds sterling in pasodas, belong ng
to the India Company.
Letters from Quebec ard Halifax were dis
tributed yesterday. They all express a gene
raj fear for the issue Of the campaign, part.c-
uiarly on the lakes. 1t appears the Ameri-
can Government has withdrawn its forces
from different places to form considerable
arm ament at Sackett's BaryUr.and these mca-
! sures had not entirely failed OF their effect It
is SAID that the equipments If Ill their fi;gates
have been sent 20 60 I'll board the feet at that
port, having ieitthe greater part Of Their veg
sells in the ports Of the Atlantic. 1t is said.
that Sir James Yeo has succeeded Jv q bold
attempt on SaCketts Harbor, in DESTROYING
part of the feet before all the ptcpar ltiors
were complete.
June 4.-The last d. ision Of the army deg
tined for America unGs the command of Ma
jCr Genefal Pack, is to set out from Bordeaux
in the first week in June,