The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03


! "a, len, SSH, Doth, 10Th and SSth reYi.
| ments, and detachment of arti,lcl-y and eoui-
| page proportioned.-Nicc Admiral Nal.
| colm has the command of the naval forces
The su6loiaeG regiments are to follow as soon
| as possible, viz the l4th mounted dragons
the first battalions of the 3D. 4th SIN, 9th. 37th
| 18th, 57th, olSt, SD, and ssh regiments, with
| an immense quantity of munitions andaa train
o. artillery proportioned 1t. Gen EilI will
| command the whole.--Whcn they shall be
united, they will attack the most important
part OF the United States, having always il,
view to destroy the naval forces and the ar
Sendls or the enemy. The marines will CO one
rate in a decisive manner
june About 1900 recruits, volunteers.
and convalesccnts Of rcgs. which go for Anne
rica, viii be embarked in few Gavs at Ports
mouth, viii proceed directly for L.ong-Island
or Rhodc-i Island, which ought to be taken fo,,
depots OF the expedition against the American
merchant vessels
ILLCS7RIOUS YTSY7OR RS.
June 8.--Iheir maje tie the EmpeIor of
RUSSIA 6 hing OF PruSsG, md the illlstrious
PrnceS, and personageS of lheirsu entered
London Yesterday at different hours and by DIFF
teir1lt routes to avoid the pm lie notice and at
tent'onS The crowd was immense upon ALI
the points where they were expected, and ie
tney mad attempted to have entered upon one
=. ute tney could not possibly have advanced.
ne popliace, however, were very much
offended that there was not public entry.
ihe Princess Charlotte has been presented
to the Emperor Of Russia.
Marshal Butcher also arrived Yesterday
rs soon as ne was recognized am Immense.
croud followed his carriage with acclamati
ons The Prince Reg ut invested him in the
presence OF the people with a bl RIB Al, TO
winch was suspended his ID n raft
Inn -
ed 70 So SIS - az So. Omnium 20 So
The Lord Mayor hes invited the Fo,..;,et
Sovereigns and the Prince Regent to ban
quet at Guidhall, and It is said the invitation
mas been accepted, They have already yi
sted many public places They hold levees.
at which distinguished characters AZ. intro
duced to them.
The Common Council Of London have vo,-
Platoff.
In quarrel between the Plotcstants and
Roman Catholics in Shenock. IreIand IN '', ~.
80 persons have been killed.
Lubbock, A7ay 19,--His Highness the Prince
Royai OF Sweden, arrived here this evening at
o,c!ocN: 1t IS supposed that he viii enir
bark In the Swedish ship of the line. of ~
guns, the Gustayus, which this morning en-
tered at Traven.untle.
Ha'fch, May 2l.-Court Tallevrand has
Oeeh appointed BY his Majesty Louis XVIII.
minister to the Swiss Confederation. ana he
WIZ soon return to Berne.
he Austrian army is in full retreat The
greatest part of the troops will pass the Rhine
on bridge established At Merth, near Hunin-
saen. a numerous division every d:iy effects
It's passage The day before Yesterday, 7O0o
"a sed, yesterday 5000; today, SATURDAY,.
SUNDAY and Monday, rs numerous divisions
viii follow. Each of these divisions. af;cr. y
halt OF 24 hours at Lo,rach or its enyirons
viii continue its march Their march is So
ordered that each divis on will arrive at WEN
ma precisely month after having Quilted the
banks OF the Rhine.
Aond4n, 19ap 27.--'Thc Marquis of I,ans
do"ne' Lord Hill, and great number of pas
Senser3, nave arrived from france at Dover.
Lord Hill on debarking received testimonies
Of The NEST lively enthusiasm,
J." Letters received yesterday from. Plymouth.
inform, that the expedition formed IN that port
Tor America, has been suspended by order oE
the Admiralty. <1 49,.
. a great Spanishhouse has failed, cor t,,. a.
mount of 30O,000l sterling.
E.ctrac:s. from RalJa.r Pa;hers 20 the l8lh