The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31

at 10000 men, and their numbers increased
daily by the numerous ieinforcemcntS which
are on their march,
The fine weather highly favours the arri-
val OF transports and the landing of British
troops at Ostcnd. The number of troops ex-
pectcd from England amount to 1000, in
GLIDING 10 regiments of cavalry besides we
expect more regiments of Hanoveran hus-
sars, 10 battalions of infantry, and corps of
ardllery. The Dutch are in fall march to
the frontiers. Since the S0th of March, till
ten this morning, % couriers have arrived
from London to Vienna, and from Vienna,
Genoa, Palermo, and Naples to London
Gen. Bulow who is here, has sent one of his
Aides du Camp with most important dis
patches to Gov. Generel Sacken at AK la
Chapelle.
SECOND EDITION.
The following accounts of the Royalsts in
the South ct France, have been received
Their numbers amounted to %, 900 men, a
bout $4,000 of which were tolerable, and the
remainder but indiferently armed. They
acted in small corps in the different depart
ments, to distract and d. -idc the attention of
the Usurper s.,.
, "The force at Corps amounted to 1000 men,
they expected to receive succor from the al
lies, and meditated carrying Grenoble by
coup de main. The formidable appearance
which they had assumed, and the Strong po-
sltions they occupied, alarmed the Usurper,
who was apprehensive that their different
corps might simultaneously move upon LYONS
and Grenoble. So.
at was these fears that had compelled him
to dispatch large force from Paris to Grou-
chy. The Royalists had formed several fiy-
ing camps, and were Joined by more persons
than they could find arms for
I" Bonaparte had but a small force in the
South it was shut up in garrisons.'
counter revolution, or some very sangui-
nary scenes will take place in Paris. This
belief is founded apon the following Postscript
of Letter, dated at in the evening of the
5th instant :' 1t is advisable that women
and children and people who have no
urgent business here, should get out of
the way, as some terrible scenes will short
ly take place"
BRUSSELS, April S.
The Prussian troops which have crossed o.
yer from the right bank of the Rhine, to re-
pair along the Maese to the French frontiers
have taken up their position in the envi-
rons of Manic, eight leagues from Namur,
where the headquarters are at present.
This is a very finc corps, has numerous ar
tillery, and very excellent cavalry it will be
increased by the Saxons under Gen. Thiel-
man, by the German Legion, by four reqi-
ments of cavalry and some infantry, by which
it will amount to $4,000 men. This corps will
make the left wing of the Grand Army under
the immediate command of the Duke of
Wellington, and be taken into English
pay.
Next week,we expect 2 regiments of Hauo-
verian hussars, and the ten battalions of in
fantry, and the 10000 troops of Brunswick a.
bout the 18th. Gems. Kleist and Bulow are
here to concert measures with the Duke of
Wellington.
The Household troops Of the King of France
which followed him to Belgium, increase dali
ly. Some emissaries of Bonaparte have been
discovered among the faithful servants of the
King some have been arrested and escorted
to the frontiers. Within these two DAYS. two
generals, several colonies. & 5Oor so officers
have joined Louis XVIII. at Client. Lonis
XVIII. has sent dispatches to Vienna. and. as
we learn, has received very satisfactory ac
counts from his ministers there
LONDON, April 10.
On Saturday a French Courier arrived
with dispatches from Bonapare-he is said
to be the same courier that was sent back
some days ago from Dover he landed this
time at Deal, and was suffered to proceed at
once to London. The dispatches were jmne
diately delivered to lord Castlereagh. They
are understood to Contain a dispatch to the
count de la Chastre, the French ambassador.
directing him to return to France forthwith
ard appointing NJ. de Rayneval, charge dies
affaires. All the French consuls now in G.
Britain and Ireland, were confirmed. M. de
Raynevdl had left this country some time ago
on a mission to Louis XVIII. The dispatch,
es are signed Cauliucourt They were com
municated to the Prince Regent, and to the
cabinet council which met in the afternoon at
the foreign Office.
Dutch and Flemish mails are arrived. Al
Ostend, it was stated on Saturday. that
Dunkirk had declared for Louis xviii. and
that two British regiments had been sent Thu
ther
The Duke of Wellington arrived at
Brussels on the fifth. He left Vienna on the
2Sth ultimo. The arrival of Bonaparte at
Paris and the departure of the king were
known.
The Emperors of Russia and Austria and
the king ofPrussia, will, it is Said be present
in person in the ensuing campaign.
Troops continue to embark x ammunition
to be sent off, with incessant alacrity. At
Harwich, Dover, Deal and Ramsgate embar-
kations take place daily. The 10th dragons
embark at Dover tomorrow, and the 9Th
hussaIs the next day.
The following was this morning received at
Lloyd's.
The French ship, L'Amiable Ftherse.
Sobery, master, from Bordeaux to Dunkirk,
lately detained and sent into Plymouth bv
the Fredapue fripate Capta;o II D.oo.e.S