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

SIcaet, Gouyion 81. Cyr, bctcbvre and Per-
pignon. He has also named Che,ufiers If 81.
Louis, 90 Lieut.. Generals of infantry, 10 Lieu
tenant Generals OF Cavalry, end seven other
Lieut.. Gems. They include the names most
familiar III the history' Of the war. Ney loses
his title Of Prince of Moskwa but retains
that OF Duke Of ELchinsen. None of the Mar
shais have now the title OF Prince. The or
der is sgnel by 1t. Gen. Dupont. Minister
OF War. No notice is taken of Berthier,
Caulncourt, Dayoust, &c.
MADRID, Spain, May %. The king has
restored ali the ccclesiastical property, which
hadbecn taken daring the late war. He calls
the taking Of this property an unjust spola-
t'ol ;; that the treatment the religeuX had re-
ceived had been 70 the great scandal of the
people and that he found them in great MI
sefy.
Nav rs. The Duke de Hyar is named
ambassador to France. ~. Michel Alava to
Holland.
CcpxNHAcES, MAY 10 1t is said that
the Prince Royal of Sweden, demands of our
court, that it declared Christian frederick
traitor, and that he has forfeited his right OF
succession to the throne of Denmark. Also
tl1t he, (the PR.) b, PUT in possession of Hol-
stein aud Sleswicls as hostages for NORWAY
We have besides rev differences with the
court OF london. Our troops are recruiting
May IL Christian Frederick has taken
the title and been elected King of NORWAY
He has ssut letter to the King of Sweden,
Informing that he had been chosen King OF
country declared Independent by It's lawful
Sovereign; that this conduct could be the less
Condemned BY Sweden, Which had named
man to It's throne after deposing its lawful So
ver-ign. He declares Norway cannot be con-
qusred. The letter was returned unopened.
Although Norway is blockaded, Il is said to
h nfl,t ,~.e.r1
year from Scotland AID Holland
May II. A dcputatcn from all the allied
powers has arrived nero or its way to Norway
- induce Christian Frederick to renouacc his
pretens;ons.
2 ROM, May 90 The Pope viii make his
solemn entry on the 23d. The laboucers are
employed day and night in preparing for the
grand fete which will be celebrated Rome
Is tnll OF trunph4l arches erected in all the
streets where his Holiness and suite will pass.
lherc viii be ? general illumination. Carl-
mai fesch, Napcleon's uncle, and Lctitia,
honaparte his mother, have been here since
the l4tl. They occupy enc of the principal
hotels OF the CITY.
LsGHoRN, May Is. Three small vessels
have arrived. here from Elba, carving a
white flag with red stripe and three bees.
"A crowd assembled and inSulted all who land
ed reproaching them for having given an
- tI.'l 70 DOiaplite tNOtelnS IS equal to
the hatred with which the Italians are ami
mated towards man who so long oppressed
item with his yoke.
TURIN, Nay 10. Tie austrian 1t. Gen.
Count bnbna, who is now here, hes publish
e. declaration in the i:ame cf the .llhed pow
ers, dated Paris. 2ttiT April, and addressed
to the subjects cf the continental states ofthe
King CT Sardinia, informing them, that tley
are about 10 return u1tcT the dominion OF
4fl.4N IL
mad constituted their gloIy and their happiness
--and N virtue OF a convention concluded
III France, Tie Austrian TROOPS arc about
to take possession u the country in the name
or thc lawful Sovereign Victor F,manuei-
Hi the arrival Of his Serdinian Majesty, his
states W.! De administered by military 60
yernoi', charged with their Gefence, ard ty
civil governor, assisted by a Council of Re
gcacy. BY the same declaration, the Count
de bAhaa IS named Military Governor, and
the Count de hlaison Civil Governor. The
Council OF Regency is composed Of SIX mem
5crs.
LONDON, June The price Of bread is re-
duced one penny per Loaf.
The municipality of London is to present
an ad 'rass to the Soyereigns OF Russia and
Prussia.
The Nil from the Brazils is to April s.
II A 4C-4Ol iI-S ttr nan appeared OCt re that
cltv-ani an English vessel of the line had
gone IN pursuit of her.
EUROPEAN PEACE.
France has made satisfactory treaties with
PRUSSIA, Austria, Russia, England, and all their
allies. The territory Of the former remains
a. before her revolution, some LITTLE increase.
HoHaHd gains some increase The German
Sttcs are to form feder2tive league otlicr-
wise Independent. Part OF Italy returns to
Hustria--~.he rest VIII form independent
States. trtain returns to France all colonies
eXcepS Iobago, st. Lucia, & the I. OF France.
Euad1loupe returns to France. France is to
have tho privilege ofthe most favored nation
IN trade 10 India. France resumes herriaht
t. ash on the banks of Newfo rdland, and
we presume RECEIVERS her possessions on the
lind
TIE opposition in the British Parliament
complained Of the Treaty with France. be-
cause there was no provision against the Slave
= ale.
a NEW LOAN.
The persons who have offered f5r. the pev
AZ have been informed, thai 81 millions win
be yan'cd-7nd that for ! 10 thew viii receive
SO III per cenc reduced & 80 in 5 per cents
Of the Sai''ne. The offer VII be made in 8
per cents, consolidated.
loan q 20 millions is talked Of
PARIS, Jane 13.-M. Laisre. member from
! Q 'teap5,, Is appOnt president Of the House
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