The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-01
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BY the arrival this forenoon of the Por,r-
guese brig Piedade, from Liverpool, we have
received regular file of the J.ondcn
Courier to the 7th OF May. Extracts fol
low.
LOndon, NHqy 6.
we received this morning the Paris DsDers
OF 1hursday last. They mentioa nothing Of
hohapartes intended departure, though i is
certain he left Paris on Tuesday even;no. ~
der strong escort of dragons. and tont he
route to Lisle, 1t is said that he is going ~
inspect the state of the fortresses and the
whole OF the northern frontier. The narty
however, will have it, he feels himself strong
enough to commence operations that he will
endeavor TO strike an Immediate blow tbat
battle will be fought before the 2Ofb ne L;s
month and "what horrors must ensue " add
the OppoStion-FOr ali of which, he alone Is
accountable.
The Paris papers say, that his head-quar
ters are to be at Condo, close on the frontiers
or the road to Nalencennes. The Frrncb
il'htary force is divided into ten CORDS the
tour first OF which are at Isle. ValencieDnee
Meziares, Meltz and Thonville. commanded
by Generals d'Erion, Relic, Vandam5ne and
Gerard-the 5th corps is under Count Ram
at Strasbur6-the sixth at Laon, under count
Looau-the seventh at Grenob!e and Cher
burg, under Marshal GrOuchy-the eighth a
bordeaux under general Clauzel--the nintht
at toulon, under Marshal Bruno the tpn,b
at Perpignan. 1t is curious that ofsu tbe nid
Marshals, only one, Bruno is employed in
the command of an array and ne Vas in
disgrace during the last Campaigns. Grou-
Chy mas Dsen but lately made a narshal.
Ney, Sou't, Nlasscna aud Suchet have no
commands. Treachery cannot trust them.
l ne treaty between the allies, signed at
Vienna ON the 25th March. and is published h
these papers, with some remarks, stat;n,.
mat me perusal OF the treaty will prove hat
Tue A!ned POWERS were not IN any rnauuer
acquainted with the position of France. yyber
they renewed the treaty of Cba,unon, ,rhese
papers nave also published the declarat;o, of
the KING OF France, dated at Client, on the 15tb
OF last month They add that it has beer iurro-
duCed INTO France but that il is NOT a,ths,,-
TIC This is called BoDaparte's freedom nf
the press. The documents which ne dreads
are declared TO be forged, such as the Dec
lafation OF the Allies at Vienna. and the De
clarat'on OF the King Of France. And the
papers are not admitted to publish them
without adding that they are noe authen-
Then follow the string of falsehoods oe
Russia being ndsposed TO war, of Ausfr,a
eanlng towards Fra nee, Of the Dutch being
adorable to his cause, of mortal quarrel he
"een thc British and Prussians, of insurrec-
ions IN Poland, Uc. None of these have the
asst foundation IN truth but by SUFFERING
o'ler articles to b. published which are. direco,
ted against himself, which articles, boweyer
we repeat he does not permit to b. publish
ca "iu1nt remarks or assertions tending IN
.nIo" oiscfedlt upon them, he hopes these o.
ther statements OF Gisstutions between the 81
lies viii be believed, and the nnti,c -,
thus kept from despondog at the prospse .l'' e
fresh war. i0o' VI
The retreat of Murat seems to have GRO,
ted an uneasin IS and sunrise tn Bona,-.,,.'
ne papers cannot account for it.. for he bad /
not Deen IN any great battle, ror opposed bv !
" superior lorce' some imPute i 20 cor ha |