The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-29

TO sea.
Murat is shut up in Ancona, on the Adriat-
ic Sea, with his wife and family, and the re-
mains OF his army. 1T a very strong place.
A great many of his late troops, deserlers,
are wandering about Italy. The English col
Church has been authorized to enrol them M
60 the service of their former Sovereign, the
King of Sicily, and has issued proclan,atiuns
accordingly.
Ran,Sgate, May 18Th.
The English packet-boat Marshal Butcher
is lust arrived from Cstend. The letters
brought by her inform US positive y, that the
dixie Of Wellington has recommended 10 ali
the English families to quit Brussels and
Client and that on the lS,h lust. they have
r,iScd. by six inches OF water, the inuudatIonS
which had been previously made. This cir
Cumstance added to the concentration of the
forces ordered bv lord Wellington, indicate
positively, that his LorushIp expects to be
attacked by the French before the allies Can
Join him. The English families think them-
selves perfectly safe at Ostend but at Bru-
yes and Client, they are packing up their
most valuable effects, fearing to receive vi
sit from the French. Many other families
adopt these measures of precaution.-Star
Birmingham, 1lay 14th.
The prospect of a new war is dreadful for
our head warehouses; and owners of manufac-
tories They will meet on Thursday next. to
vote an address to the house OF commons.
Mr.. Abbott, one of our rich manufacturers,
Mill he chairman, and it is believed that MIR.
stevens v;I, be bearer of it to London.
Brussels, May IA.
The count de Noailles, after having had
several conferences with the count de Lille,
at Client, has returned to Vienna.
The Fren h have left the env!rons of Lille,
Arras and Cambria, and marched upon Va
lrpc,ennes After that movement almost
all the Prusslan troops on the right OF the
Mouse have crossed that river III order to APP
nroach Mons, OF which they have inundated
the environs. They have assembled In the
plains of fleurus, park OF artillery OF about
3OOpieces OF cannon. he nead-qnarters OF
GENERAL Butcher it is said will be transferred
fo Namur, and those of the duke OF Weiiing-
TON IN Mons The French nave assembled
some forces to defend the passage OF the Ar
depnes. as also the entrenched camp before
Givet. They have put in requisltion sew
eral thousand more 10 work In the camp oil
Femars
The Saxon troops will be taken away from
the command of pr nee Butcher, on accoant
of t cir an patty gainst he Prassians' and
united to the duke Oi Wellington army.
Longroy, May %.
The greatest activity reigns here coo
men. al! Of the district, rallied in this place
at the irst call, and are employed as ter
race makers.
Jou,uevmen carpenters, joiners, sash ma
kers. blaCksmiths, came on the hrst invitation,
and are busy at every Kind OF labor. ne &C
tivitv is invincible. The magazines are filling.
The two battalions of elite of the national
guard of the district are part OF the garrison
of the place. General huttot commands the
brigade of the troops forming the garrison
and those who occupy the environments III
the environs.
From London Pdher$ to June ID, received
at tie OOice Of the B0sf. PaI.
LONDON, June I.
The ratification of. the Great Treaty of
Alliance against Bonaparte, by Austria, was
received in England Oh the 25th Of May.
Lord Darnly had call from the British
House of Peers for the 9th of June, or 100
tion he proposed making relative to the Ma
val Administration of England in the war
with America.
A new motion has been made in Parlia-
ment in behalf of the Catholics. Mr.. GRAFT
tan said, {" Ifthey do not succeed it willnot be
owing TO any illiberality in the ProtestantS, but
to a want of moderation in themselves. | con-
denim application for unqualified concession"
The motion was negauved, l47 yeas, 228
NAYS.
French frigates are said to have been ready
in the ports of France, the latter part of
MAY to start for their colonies, with troops,
arms, ammunition, &c. This probably gave
rise to the report that Napoleon had provided
them for his own fight. Admiral Hotham,
with British squadron was sent to watch
them.
a letter from Malta, March 4. says, " the
Am. privateer Abaeiino, was in sight of this
Island yesterday afternoon"
In the course Of the debate which took
place in the British House of Commons, on
the subsidy bill granting five millions to Rus
STA, Prussia and Austria, Lord Castlereagh
made the following summary of the military
contributions of the several powers in alliance
against France.
Austria 10000 men
Russia 225,000
Prussia 2S6,OOO
Bavaria Z miner states $50 00c
Netherlands $4,000
Troops in British pay So, 900
besides a Russian army Of 10000 men OF
the frontier Of the Russian empire, which the
Emperor of Russia has assured shall he rea-
nv to act, should any adverse event reader
their cooperation necessary. Besides the
subsidy, Great Britain is bound to furnish
10000 men, or all equivalent in money for
the deficiency
Mr. TIERNEI asked whether there would
be any subsidy given to Spain