The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

Lord Apsley
Letters from Belgium advise, that gene
raj movement towards the French frontier
took place on Tuesday last. squadron With
sealed orders, sailed on Sunday from Ply
mouth. ihe French consul has advised
trench vessels to withdraw from Euylisi
ports Ships are fitting 10 fire rockets and
red hot shot
Ten thousand Portuguese troops are 20 be
brought to Ostend from Lisbon, 10 form part
OF the Dukes army.
Inc advceS from Belgium are higaly i'm
portant. The allied ariles we're in move
nent towards France the Prussians and
Beigians leading with an immense artillery.
towards Mons and Valenciennes A corls
d'arnee watched l.isle, &c. The Duke of
Wellington would euter France between Maui
beugs and ValenCiennes Butcher was march
ing on Meizeros and 5eaan. Should Maui
beuge fall, the allies may turn, as they did
last year, the GTtte line of French fortresses,
and the communication between the two ar
mics be kept up.
.fmgS6mrg, .fhrR 90.
Private accounts from Upper Italy state,
that the brave army of the Commander in
Chiet, baron Frlmoat, beins; numerous enough
to pursue the beaten and Dispersed remains
o. the Neapolltan army all the reinforce
ments Ut troops, 10000 III number, which
" :
taiy, have received orders to proceed by for
ced marches to Savoy, and piedmont-We
expect, therefore, soon to hear OF military
operations on the southern frontiers OK
France.
Letters from Rermago ofthe 18th, affirm,
that revolution has broken cut at Naples "a
Sainst Murat, his wife and his party-and
that the arrogant and faithless te!iverer of
Italy, IT he could reach his capital would on
" m eat t>ic Iecf
General Frimont has given the command
OF the Austrian Army to General bianch,
having himself gone to take the command of
the Army of Piedmont, in order 20 march
through that country into the South of
France.
According to the last news from Italy, gen
eral Bianchi entered Florence on the 20th.
and general Nugent was in the vicinity of A
rezzo' On the 18th the Neapolitan divisions
under gen. Ambrose, were vet at 2avenna.
aud appeared d stined to cover the retreat of
king Murat. Field marshal count Niepping
advanced on the 18th with the vanguard Nv
forii to the Rpnco. In the night of the 1874
gen. Ambros,e'S division retired from Raven
>ud, and Its rear was pursued to near Cessna.
% the 18th Murat was still at Fuenza. and
left it on the 18th. He has thrown 10 works
near Cessna, and brought thither great
Quantity of artillery.
Murat is attended by the Duke de Gallo.
nus munster tor fore gh affairs, by count Mos
burg Ca Frenchman) formerly minister of II
nance to the king of Naples Ferdinand and
NJ. Zurlo, Minister of the interior. Gen.
Mi!et de Viiiensuye, also Frenchman, is
AT the head OF has staff. The army under the.
command Of King Murat, composed OF three
divisions, Was 80 70 sc, 900 men SUI ng, when
ne began the Campaign L has been reduced
more than one this-l IN killed, wounded and
deserteTs.
PARIS, May 10.
A telegraphc despatch from Marshal
Grouchy to the Minister of War, dated w.
ons' 18th inst. Says, " All is quiet On the from
tiers OF Switzerland and Piedmont, and the
austrian troops which were announced to be
ready to march TO Piedmont, nave not an
Peared. PrrUate tsfsers confirm the nezys
II great success obtained 6y The King of Ma
pes. -
among the representatives elected by the
electorai college OF the department of Seine
g g Use S'edng at Versailles are general La
I AYh 7 Z AMI NJ. Lebrun, (son-in-law to
c.'uht barbe Marbos) BY the department
OF Sene and Disc, vi. Felix La Pellatier de
81 FarS1u "a devoted republican member of
the conveDtion) BY the department of Disc
M. Gle Liancourt (son to the Duke of that
name.)
declarations are multiplying. The fede-
ration OF Brittany mas given tie signaI-We
nave seen afterwards the federation of Bur
gundy we see now that of Lyons and that of
the suburbs of St. Antoine and St. Marceau,
at Paris.
We have already expressed our fears
on the sa1j1ct OF those large bodies of
The Barriers Of Client are no LONGER en-
trusted to the guard Of the French emigrants.
and two British regiments had taken their
place. AS TO the real situation Of Europe, we
shaii hnsh cur outlines with the following oh
sservatons from the Mouteur, extracted from
foreign papers
When are the hostihties to begin Alexan-
der says not till all our forces are ready
Wellington thinks that not one day ought To
De allowed, since Bonaparte's greatest Interest
IS 10 gam tIne--aad between the two the
French Emperor hashad sufficient time to
levy an array said to a.aoant 70 between 3 and
100000.
PARMA, April IS.
On me 18th Of the month, count Maiaw-
6y arrived III this city, and published what
We the Empress Maria Louisa, Arch
duChcss Of Austria, Duchess of Parma. pla-
csnua, and Gdastala, making known to all
the subjects and inhabitants of our state of
anna, Piacentia, and GuastaIla, that having
taken into consideration the circumference e