The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-14
Neqv- York. June 8.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Lh1 KUN fhANCE.
by the brig James Monroe, capt. Skinner, the
editors of the New York Gazette have re-
ceived Bordeaux papers TO the second of
May.
captain Skinner informs, that the Emperor
Napoleon was more popular than ever in
France. that he had army of 100000
men ready to act--that the allies had not
crossed the Rhine, nor had hostilities COM
menced.
Extracts from the fsafers.l
In the Bordeaux lndcateur of the 2nd of
May, we find an extract of Speech of the
Prince of Sweden, Bernadotte, to the Diet of
Sweden, in which he says. that he thanks
them tor the Indignation which they express
ed at the attempt which was made to declare
him illegitimate, that he was about to put
himself at the head of the ornaments going
on in Sweden, and that he hoped with divine
assistance, to be enabled to be.ffie all the eff
forts of his enemies
PARIS, April "a.
ny decree or the Goth of March, the pro-
perry OF Prince Berther, capt of the guards
of the Conte de Lille, has been put under Sc
questration.
The rlgour which is exercised at Brussels
against the French, is extreme. Those per-
sons who have only been in France are obi
Sed to act with caution even the women are
not excepted.
The king OF Naples was at Ancona the lat
ter enc OF March, with divisions of his ar
MYTHS troops arc fine and numerous, and
have with them a train of $50 pieces of can
non.
The King of Naples having received let
ter from the Emperor of Austria, informing
him that the Congress had refused to acknowo
ledge him, began his march forthwith. At
Cesene his advanced guard had a rencoptre
with 2OOO Austrians, and made every one of
them prisoners. In the mean time, general
Pignatelle entered Florence, the Duke of
Modena, Tepassed the Pc, and the Grand
Duke OF tuscany was ct Lvourne.
A Neapolitan vessel of "a guns had trans
tnrted the mother of Napoleon from the
Isle OF Elba to Naples.
1t is regarded as new indication OF the
durability OF peace between England and
France, that for several days past, English
men have debarked in France with the inten
ton OF remaining there part of the season.
Many OF them, says the Journal of Paris, have
arrived at Paris.
Letters from Italy mention, that the num-
per OF Italians who have rallied under the
standard of the king OF Naples, are not less
than $4,000. The same letters speak of an
instruction having broke out at Venice, in
which general Chastler was killed by the
people, The Neapolitan army is estimated
at 10000 men, and the recruiting goes ON
daily.
IL IS barely possible that action NAV not have Ia
Ken place before the end Of May yet the pro,abbi-
ues are wat an acton has been fought before the
loth Of May An important victory in the com
nencement OF the campagn "ould open the road in
70 Germany Were 1t val he incumbent on Naoole-
on to carry the war which he might do a. once #
not restrained by tie principle OF acting ON the d.fn
sye, aud refusing aggressi unhl he Is assaulted
The geatest deiicsi cy Of tile French army ~ h tb.
articles OF arms and military stores When the del-
Uefers we're in France in 1914, they delivered tie
magazines afscnois, loundeIics and WorissoDs ore-
very "rlec, not o'fy OF Gas finished, but oi these in
the rough state, aud even the workinen's tools The
apP"raos Of The niiilary schools we're given up ia
| punder Or to destruotlon--any one place OF arms
tnatAt thou'sous, escapc, by he Discriminate con-
s'an'y o. o0u't no made 1t eohdii,n dat nothing
/ was N be removed nor noIested there
Nv The distribution Of labor three inen may make a
hreiock, Oh sn average every day it's said that ten
Thousand "rtheers are employed at this labo1r omi:
ung the Surplus Of 533 Cor nss Of time or incidents
teu thousand rcn would complete
Per DAY, 5000
| Per week Of days. 1I'o0o
| Per month OF 80, 0OOoO