The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27

khere were piacards daily exhibited on
the walls OF the pu7iic buildings in Paris in
rldicuie ot the Tyrant and his Minions.
The following extract of a letter frnns
gentleman vhoieft the OPPOSITE coast bur a
few hours since, contains snnie highly inter
cstirG particulars on the state CT the pubic
n,nd'in France at this crisis
"Oi tie 400 600 men called for in France,
10000 belung t. former couscriDt,ons this
c5lAcausbs more annoyance & distress than
ne ZS9,Oy0 fcr, great numbers OF tie for
nier class. no ,magin.ng they would ever he
called out, and particularly the National
Cur Is, have married and formed estab-
stn'c1,f~ There .ore the G asa great. In
40 than rnrSe fn,st;aS thF I@0,o1o's.in be
disciplined sufficiently sril-to jo;n the vet
era's, who say they do not liketo Ire mixed
with the law soldiers on &c cunt of the
great diSorder they are thrown into by, tn se
young ones in any serious. affair. There S
no doubt but the number wanted will be
raised for all the Marine conSeFipts, toge~
,her with all the s,iiOrs from the ScheIdt
Bees. and Che,burg ships. probably from
all the oJher ports have b, en- marched 20
the Rhine, escorted by tue military, like
prisoners. No loan haa yet been announced
however the French are beginning TO feel
taxation, which ann0ys tn M great more
than taking away their sons; for unless pa
by the loss OF those VIII IN they had before
supported bat their purse visibly sinks n
value BY the other. Many possess advantages
from the cunScriptlon, as those whD remain
behind acquire for their labor q value which
increases with the Scarcity OF work men. IN
this hey are beglnning to smart every de-
partment, every town, is compelled 10 give
what is called voluntary contribution for
the support Of the war, and to preserve the
integrity of the Great Nation. The prefects
who toierably well know the depth of each
mans purse in their division, inform the
merchants and others, that a certain sum is
expected from them, and they Will send an
authorised officer tn receive It. J have heard
that Paris was to furnish 5000. OUO of francs
-Bruges 600 600. They assess the towns
rather trcm their supposed wealth than
from their population
Russia and England. last London
Go Zette Contained he ratified convention
between his Britannc Majesty, and !. S Ma
Jesty the Emperor of all tue RusSias, which
vas signed al keiChenbaCh, June Is, 1915.
lc consists OF preamble and nine articles
The preamble states that their Majssties
!" have spared no sacrifice, neglected no Ell
iorr. &c pun limit TO :he de -tructive pro
lects OF the enemy OF Europe )" tnat 1t is 1T a
period when Providence has manifeStly IA
|nred their arms, that their MAJ sites, ami
mated with the desire # restoring lndepen-
deace, Peace and Prosperity TO nations, have
agreed 20 just. by particular convention,
the nature and extent of the peCuniary
succor3, and the assistance winch the two
crowns shall mutually ,>fford each other
during his war. BY the first article, the
Russian Emperor engages 20 employ 800. 900
effcC tive troops of every description OF
d. rs h.. tL.
,reSSes. BY the second article, Eng and "a
grccS to pay fc the service of the year
1913 1858 334 sterling, to maintain the
Russian tieet IN l. g and, etnd 20 supply the
deficiency OF specie IN Germany. The
uFrce powers OF E"g!anI, Russia and Ptus-
sic, guaras &c theepayment # five millions
pounds sterling OF paper money, two thirds
OF which to be at the disposal OF Russia, and
the Other thIrd Of Prussia. England tore
lmDurse three, Russia two, and Prussia one
SiXtn OF the whole, prior to June 1, Is Is
by The } h article Russia Consents TO the
employment OF it's Meet in the European
seas III any name England may order.-
The 9th article p Divides the renewal OF
the suCcors ia 1914. ny the 7 h, the con-
tractnS parties engage not to negociate sepa
rateiy with their Common encuIicS. to sign
neither Peace, Truce, nor any Convention
whdtsoe or, other wise than by mutual a.
greene t. The . ii 8. 9th provide for The
residence OF oidcers with the armies TO Cor
respond with their courts * for the raui
Cation of the Conveutiun.-SIgned, CATH
CA /, CHARLES, COUNT Z NEssEL-
X oDE, and JEAN D'ANSLEET.
+ ON FRENCH PAPERS.
Frankfurt, incur the Rh.1e) oct. a.
Yesterday arrived here the Prince of yiosk
IA tNey,) and Cen. Cara ST. Cyr. 1IHe
forEisT nus 7VOHrd u in fhe oatEie Of I.eih-
sic.l we daily expect 1870 French
troops here. The cavalry and illantry &C
cupy posts round this Ctf.
.WfTtzbur5, (FraHcoHia,) Oct 3d.
Gen. Iurreau nas Just issued the following
General Otder 49,
Heaa Quarters, WUrtzburg, Oct. ga
The town Of WurtzDurg is declared in a
state OF sciEe AMI all communications with !
;he enemy are forbidden on pain Oh death !
and all offences or proyocations against
Tie French diers shall be punished by
ike penalty.
lolgned) "TURREhU, Gen. If Diui"
Paris Nov. l--On the 18Th rlt. Marshals |
Ney and st. G. r and Gems. Campoas
'oyeld go, Merchant. Fr.yzlns,, arrived
~ frankfort The troops recalled from
Westphalla, AMI those from Saxony, are
collecting in thar qulr CT.
GERMAN BULLETIN.
GREAT Victory OF the ALLIED AR.
MES.
YcrfeH, oct o. This day, the Impe-
rial Russian Colonel, Baron Won Hcrbart
irr. here a cp,ti.tcr from eip.t,- At ,vht..