The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-15


49, o0.s. ,, - Napoleon, having learnt
hat :. 80. r.stec s,,,l two sloops OF war
h,d ana 40 > Glles to debark these
ems & aAll,tila that the tocsn sounded
in ,nt. woods, x nat the Sieur. Laroche, JAG
opShh, aud so.n. osiiev chiefs, having assem-
bt.sl'4 m 5000 men, had forced the battery of
s.. Giles, defe,,,ed by 80 invaias, and were
occupied N rcce.yin, the arms .nd anmuni-
t;on sent BY the English, put himself in march
a, the hea Ut 1900 men ;. he encountered The
Insurgents on the 10Th, attacked and dis
persed then,--.he killed about 800, among
whom was t. ,uid the Chief Gharettc, and he
arrived III TIME at the place Vi debarkation
TO seize upon 1900 muskets, all of English IA
brio, and sixhuIdred barrels of powder he
afterwards followed the Conveys, who were
already in march, and seized. at different
points, various depots of powder and arms
The Insurgents dispersed-said, throughout,
that they had forced them to march under
pain OF death. Many of the districts to whom
the like threats had been made, sounded the
tocsin, armed themselves of their own accord,
and repulsed the Insurgents at different
points.
Marshal Bruno had placed Marseilles in
state of siege on the Oath Maybe had dis
armed the national guard, among whom were
many Royal volunteers, and who were not
organized according to rule. General b.
rannet commands the city. 5000 men, who
form the garrison of Corsicq.s have debarked
at Toulon. Troops are mai ching upon An
tibes, where the army of the Var is assembling
---SattaIions are forming in the departments
of Var & Vauefun The measures taken by
Marshal Bruno are about to restore to the
friends Of the Emperor al theis energy.
The meeting Of the CLAMP d maaf had been
POSTPONED to the 5th OF June. Carnot, minis
ter OF the interior, had published long piece
concerning the regulation of the meeting,
both as regards the army and the electoral
coleges--he also invites the electoral cole-
Ees to send IN the proceedings OF tiae.r opera
tions and the account Of the elections, SO that
the Chamber Of Representatives may be able
10 confirm the power of its members.
Paris, May 81.
Every regiment shall be represented at the
assembly ofthe champ de mai, by Is deputed,
viz S officers and 10 subalterns or prvates.
We are assured that many auditors Of the
council of state will be attached TO the gene
ral staff ofthe army.
The number of the national guards amount
TO $50 Thousand men, who now form the &C
tual garrisons of different strong places in the
empire.
An Austrian courier arrived at Paris on
the night of the 24th May. The dispatches
brought by the one who preceded him occa-
stoned council of ministers, in which the
emperor presided.
GENOA, May 10.
A ship arrived at Leghorn has brought the
news that the Dey of Algiers has been behea-
ded--that the flot;lla, wh;h was IN port, rea-
dy to put to sea against the Americans, had
been disarrned.
The Genoa Gazette of the 10th May an
nounces the arrival Of ten ships of the line
from England, under admiral PeIew, or lord
EXmo--sh. The Soyne, 90, flag ship Inn
Ajax "a Berwicl. "A Leviathan n Mon
tagne ~, two frilsates. and the gun brig Pr
lot. This squadron is direct from England,
and made its passage in 3 weeks. (rghas
does this mean 2--Gd. Nat. Adv.
A letter from Basic, in Switzerlar.J of the
18th May, announces the passage through
that city of RussSu Colonel on his roule to
Paris.
A Brussels paper Of the 10Th May states
that the revolt Of the Saxons at Lege had
produced great anxiety there. from an APP
prchension that the Dutch soldiery would
follow the example, they being averse to
war.
A Han,burgh paper Of the o6th April as
sertS, nat the king OF Denmark viii not PIT;
his troops in motion until he shall nave re
ceived compensation for Norway. 1ne same
article 4dlg Chat it appears now very diff
Cult &c satisfy him, because the Emperor Of
Russia has declared positively that lie would
do 10 act which might displease Sweden,
wshinsto unite all ms forces against Napoie
on.