The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-14
From the Boston Gazette, June 8.
SECOND EDITION.

nave seen papers To the 22d of April. but can
In this edition give only short summary of
their contents.
The papers contain the Treaty of Ali
ance, Offensive and Defensive" between
Russia, Austria, Prussia, and Great Bri-
tam, dated the 25th of March The high
contracting parties agree to support France
and every other threatened country against
the attempt OF Bonaparte and his adher-
entS.
Every one of the, parties engage to have
constantly in the field 1900 men, Ssc.-and
that tney VIII not lay down their arms till all
the objects contemplated by the treaties of
Paris and Vienna are attained, nor untiI Roma
parte shall be wholly and completely depri-
we'd OF the power of exciting disturbances, g
OF DelnS able to attempt to obtain the chief
power in France, &C.
The papers state that Russia was oreani-
Ing and putting in march - men
)uld have 100000 in line by the middle of
April, 10000 on the Elbe, and 100, 900 in Po-
land-Prussa had 90, 600 in full march for
the Khine-England, Holland Hanover and
Hesse, 10000, to be ready by the 18th Nav
-bavarians $4,000, IS 900 in motion for the
Khlne-Austria provides 10000 for the
Rhine, has 10000 occupying Italy.-Wir-
temburg furnishes 10000 for the first line the
rest OF her force kept in reserve-Baoen has
10000 ready, and 5000 in line-Hesse Darn
stadt to furnish $4,000.
The troops of the Allies, which were mar
! chlng against France, were to be on the
| Rhine about the end of April. The Allies
purpose to debouche according to circum-
| stances, with corps by way of Nice, An
| tioes and Marseiles to make a methodical
war; and not to act on the offensive till all
| are in the line. The grand headquarters
were already at Frankfort. The allies reck-
oned upon Napoleon's not being able to pro-
! cure muskets, that he had no artillery, nor,
artillery horses and that Napoleon had ONLY
20 or $4,000 thousand cavalry, whereas they
will have 10000 in line. The allies it is said
distrust the Swiss and the crown Prince of
Sweden.
THIRD EDITION.
Saturday night, Jane 8.
Since our second edition we have been ia
vored with London paper of the 9th April.
and Liverpool paper OF the 26th--the latest
LONDON, April a.
The Paris papers of Wednesday & Thurs
day last are also received. The Moniteur
contains proclamation of Field Marshal
Belgrade, dated at Milan, 5th April, which
IS intended to guard the Italians against
the proclamations of Murat, inviting them
to rise and assert their independence
Ihey also contain report from Massena,
Prince of Essling, dated at Toulon the 18th
April-This officer processes the greatest de.
votion to the interests of Napoleon, and de-
clares that he very early adopted every ex
pedient to preserve his authority, and to fius-
trate the views of the kings govt particular
ly as respects the troops and feet at lou
lon.
The Paris papers also contain articles from
all the frontier cities and towns, e. also from
those OF the interior. In the former, the mil
ltary preparations were pursued with activi-
w In the latter. all was fro oouil a,d
of course.
At Leige, the inhabitants, to avoid the ex-
actions and being obliged to maintain the mil
italy, were shutting up and quitting their hou-
ses III consequence of which orders were gi-
ven to break them open.
Several gentlemen who left Paris 18th A.
pril say, they observed none of that oy & en-
thnslasm winch the journals represent as pre-
yailing III that capital. On the contrary
the respectable citizens were in great anxietv
and alarm.
The CONSUMPTION Laws are again acted
upon in France.
PARIS, April 90.
There daily arrive at Paris great num-
Der of chests filled with muskets. sabres
&c. destined to arm the defenders Of
France.
LIVERPOOL, April 26.
a Mentz article says, that Russia had
pledged herself to send all the French prison
ers to the further extremity eft her empire.
never to be returned or exchanged-those
who choose to enter her service will be sent
to the armies of Caucasses others will be
permitted to form colonies & establishments !:
and finally those who will do nothing are to be
made slaves. The other powers pledge
themselves to treat their prisoners with the
severity x contempt which nation deserves
which arrogates in itselfthe right to choose
masters.
Letters from Frankfort of 10th April, affirm
that there were upwards of 125, 900 Prussian
troops on the left bank of the Rhine, & that
the different columns about to pass that river
would augment their numbers to $50 900
men.
The allies will not war against the French
peopie-but only against Napoleon and his
adherents.
The II. Q. of the Pr. of Schwartzenbere
were removed on the 9Th April, and were 70
be transferred to Ratisbon on the 9th. The
archduke Charles is to Command the Middle
Rhine.
Letters from st. Sebastian announce that
the King OF Spain would take an active part
against Bonaparte. An Embargo had been
laid upon all French vessels in the ports of
Spain.
SOUTHERN PATRIOT OFFICE