The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-19

~ VIC h'lt.St >este CT 0fSciHilnc- Tn FRIDAY
last his Grace gave orders for the slhices
again to be opened. and the Country was laid
under water inches deeper for the protecti-
on OF the present forces collected. The
Duke sleeps at Brussels one night, the next
20 miles Oft, and not sven his attendants are
acquainted where he sleeps the third"
LONDON. May "a.
NJ meeting OF more than 500 Electors Of
Westminster yesteirlay, at the Grown and
Anchor Tavern, Sir Francis BurSiett made a
speech, IN which he strongly demonstrated n
gainst the doctrine of legitimacy which the
coaiesced oovereigns OF Europe were at
tempting 70 eStablish--And it is to support
TINS ABSURD puncip,c., that we are called up
ON to shed our blood and waste our treasures:
1t is 10 restore the Bourbons to the throne Of
France. that the Enslish nation is loaded with
taxes and inundated with deprecated pa
per CURRENCY, to enable the ministers to send
all the specie IL the Continent. Their inten-
ton, they say, is not to NEEDLE with the inter-
nal government OF France-they are only op-
posed to the man who governs. as if was
possible to interfere in the election of first
Ruler OF a country, without intcrmeddling at
me same time with its government
..... Statesman.
It ls said that the insurrectonin the West
ern departments or France extends along the
coast from the mouth of the river Villains to
the Girontle, and that it stretches eastward
to the very heart of France. The It. OF Po-
lice OF the third district, enumerates DEPART
Inents which amount 20 nearly. one fifth of
France.
A bulletin from the Foreign Office appears
IN the second edition CT the evening papers.-
IL states, that letters have been received
from Lord burgherst Containing information
that General Bianchi was on the morning of
ant y o ~.
Neapolitan army III an action, which te,lnn-
atcd IN their total discontinue, and the adj
vance OF the Austrians to within a short dis
tance OF Macerata :-Murat then retreated-
he was pursued with activity till dark, nearly
! one hundred prisoners were made. Subsc-
! cuent letters from Lord Burgherst, dated
Rome. May 7th, state. that Gen. Niepperg
arrived at Monte Cassiano on the Sd, & was
orderedto meet Gen. Bianchi on the 4th at
| Macerata.
The Paris papers of the 21st inst. Sunday
arrived this morning. The Moniteur contra
! diets the report OF deserton from the French
army OF the north. to the allies as false 1t as
| serts, that In tue months of April and May,
| there have been only three cases of desertion
IN addition to those which it stated in paper
OF the 18th. Where can Bonaparte procure
| money to support war is become com
| mon question. The present papers contain an
ys'e, the 9th inst. by which he proposes to
! mortgage the property of the Communes, re-
maining unsold on the 1st May, 1915, for one
| fourth OF Its estimated value. An the citizens
| OF the several departments are invited to adj
vance their money upon this security according
to their means, for which they are to receive
| receipts bearing an interest of per cent. No
offer under 100 francs will be received. 20
| naparte's fnancierS are probably as fertile in
4 M H.
| vered various other ways of raising money.
/ The French funds are rather better. The
. per ceut Consols 81 Clio. Bank Auctions
| 857.
| An article, dated Nantz, the 18th instant,
! states the recent arrival of several companies
OF artillery in that City, and contains a proc
! lamation, addressed by the project to the in
| haotaHts OF the left bank Of the Loire, eau
| tlonDg them against the attempts to seduce
them from their duty and obedience to the
! government. There is no other alluson to
| the disturbances in that quarter
The following are extracts from the Paris
papers
Paris. May 81.
Several battalions of sharp-shooters are
| now organizing for the National Guard of Pa
| ris.
The Duke of Corignagno set ovt from Ma
pies on ths 26th April, as ambassador to the
| Emperor
Ofeight thousand Jews in Alsace. fit TO
bear arms, 1,500 have already Joined their
| standards.
The German papers announce DISPATCHES
srom General Bianchi, dated the 5th inst. de-
failing the military operations in italy, down
to that period. They state that the actions
OF the I'd and Sd, terminated in the complete
defeat of the enemy, who, in their flight,
were again successfully attacked on the
| 9Th.
! Those events are considered decisive of
| the fate of Murat. On the 4th he was at For
| mo, OH his way TO the difficult and mountain
| GUS country of the Abruzzos whilst Cen.
BIanchi, on his part, had pursued on as far as
| Aquila.
The Count de Vincent has passed through
| Brussels on his way to Client, as the declar-
ed ambassador from the Emperor of Austria
to the King of France.
The duke d'Angeuleme was permitted 70
take with him a sum Of 800 600 francs in
| gold, and 100000 francs in property the
| SpaDiards robbed him of the whole. He
states in letter 10 the Count d'Arto;s. thu.
his enemies the French, treated him better
than his friends the SpaniaIds
Irun, Azayo.
Letters from Gera, inform that the first
brigade of t. 18th division of the Russian in
| flntry had arrived there IL was m he foIIo,.