The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-17

important considerations alone have made IN
resolve TO order the military measures that al:
necessary to act with the greatest yigor, ana
the application Of which has been once AREA
dy crowned with the happiest success"
BRUSSELS, April "a.
AT the request of the Duke OF W. ellington
the E,.glish government has gwen fresh or
ders for sending numerous corps OF cavalry
TO this country. The Hanoverians marching
by way of Antwerp, viii be in thcir Canton
ments between Ath and Tourney, by the S0tb
inss The troops at Brunswick are marching
towards Mons. Several corps OF the troops Of
tie empire are marching along the
Meuse. The Prussisn general Won Zeithen
commands a Prussian corps On the left bank
of the Meuse, and has his II. q. at Jcruappe
Gen. Borstei's are at Bulche. From the
Mouse 10 Mons Our srties are covered by
Prussiau troops. There vill be comm,ni-
cation with all the armies, that they may act
IN union with each other. Prince Bernard Of
SAKE Wcimar commands a regt, Of SAxoas
at Namur.
April 2s.
Yesterday morning his majesty our sovc.
reign, with the Duke of Wellington and seve
raj officers of rank, went to view the Neither
land troops at Nieuelies. Our army, which
is already very str, pg, must receive 8
reinforcement Of $4,000 men within a week.
1T is sn posted, that in "a hours a very large
force can be collected. The positions are n
general as follows from Charleroy to Nieu-
port. The extreme positions are guarded bv
an uninterrupted chain of strong corps of ca.
valry and infantry, which are cautioned along
the positions, and connected with each other.
ne towns which lie behind are in good
state of defence, and have numerous garri-
Sons. between these pl ces, which form the
second line, several divisions are Cautioned in
echelons, and the army OF reserve forms the
third line
Gen. Allen, general in chief of the Hanove-
rians, has still his II. Q. at Deuse. Gen. Hill
has his at Grammont. At Mons they expec,
the H. .. of Prissian division. The grand
HI Q. are still at Brussels. but are expected
to be removed. The emperor of Russia has
appointed his aid de camp. count Poazo de
Borgo, to ba his commissioner with the army
OF Lord Wellington.
All the French fortresses of the first line
from Ihornville to Dunkirk are put in a state
ot Serge. Orders have been given to provision
Isle for months for garrison of 1e, COO
men. 1t will take at least one month TO ac
complish this object The French govern
ment distrust the spirit of the people Of Lisle,
winch has caused our communication vita
Isle to be very difficult.
FRANKFORT, April 90.
The treaty between Austria * Bavaria was
signed ON the 18th. In Sicily * the seven Isl
AIDS preparations are making with great ac-
tiyity to act against Naples.
GHRNr. April 30.
Gen. Bournonviile, who has joined the row.
al standard, has just arrived here
VIENNA, April 6.
we learn that the princes Schwartzenberf
and Blncher, and the duke OF Wellington, viii
each command separate army They win
receive the plans OF operation from the head
quarters of the monarchs Lord Wellington
WIZ act OH the side OF the Netherlands 3la.
cher between the Rhine and Moselle. and
Schwartzenberg OH the Frontiers of Switzcy-
land
-, April 10.
lhe II. u OF Prince Schwartzenberg Croke
up on the 9Th, and will be at liatsbon ON the
18th. The prince is expected to leave this
city on the goth.
Prince Charles set out on the 10Th for
Mentz. The Archduke John will shortly
SO to Italy, wheI. he viii visit the fortress
SEES.
Countess Mitrowski has taken the place Of
madame Montesquieu in attendance on tns
young prince of Parma.
PARIS, April %.
The Project Of the Moseile has addressed
to lbs t.xcellency the Minister of General
Ponce, the following tclegraphic dispatch, da-
ted Mentz, the 9th April, 1915
The King OF Prussia has ordered by procla.
| NATION the inhabitants OF the right bank of
the Moseli (ceded by treaty. to take the
oath of fidelity 10 him. a proclamation Of
the Austrian Commission established al
Creazhach has forbidden them to obey that
OF the king OF Prussia.
April So
a traveller, who has resided in MANY cities
OF G' rmany, and who left Vienna the goth
OF this month, gives the following informa-
ton
News from Warsaw [Capital of Poland1
had been received at Vienna to the 18th in
slant, at that time no Russian troops had vet
| moved forward. The Poles manifested much
di content, and the troops who had received
orders to be In readiness, shew great re-
luctance tor distant and unjust war.
he Russian forces, whose departure was
announced for the end of April, were estima-
| ted at 10000 men.
No Austrian corps " ere met on the roads.
| On the 22d they had not left their canton
ments, with the exception, however. Of
the troops that were proceeding towards tia
| ly.
| he Bavarians were on their march. Their
army was estimated at 10000 effective men.
| The Wurtembergers and Badenese were also
marching. The troops of these three powers
were rather dlsinclIned towards The Coalition.
The officers said loudly that the abasement
| OF France would be the absolute uin of the IN
4 dependence Of their cNf,nts-,