The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-10

y is calculated that the Ravarian armv
that will move towards the Rhine will con
sst of about 2S 900 men. This array al.
pears to D., extremely we'll organized. Con
siderable resentment a. .s"st the French is
displayed among them 1t may be remark
cd, however, that the French have many par
tizans Among those officers and sold ers, VIVA
have served under the Emperor Napoleon.
We may Calculate therefore, upon many de-
sert;onS.
Austria furnishes Italy with 1900 'men-
they ought not, however, to be estimated at
more than 10000.
The army which Austria has upon the
Rhine is estimated at 10000 meG We
know positively that they will not actually
exceed 10000. The Austrian ARMY is nor
the most 'imGted in the conteSt-(but a
mong tho military nobility gre i resentment
certainly exsts,) from the Disappointment
they experience in not being able to enjoy
that rcpose which they have calculated upon
and fear the Circumstance uf their being badly
paid, in deprecated paper, upon which they
sufIr 4 loss OF 40 fer cent
Wurtcrnburg furnishes 4 body of 10000
men OF all descriptions for the advance of the
allied army. The remainder of her compli-
ment is intended for the reserve.
Baden has 10 200 men, with a division of
5000 in reserve. Hesse Darmstadt has
its contingent re2dy--it consists of 1000
men.
LONDON, April IL
1t would appear that there have been some
overtureS for a correspondence between the
English aad French governments. 1t is said
IN oul' highest political circles, that Bonaparte
has proposed to our ministers that pursuant to
tbs advice of the council OF state, he will ac-
cede 70 the treaty of Paris, and consent to re-
cognize and pay the sums due by the French
government to all foreigners since the 1st A
prii, 1914.
SWITZERLAND, BAsLF, April /.
NJ. Flahant, aid OF the Emperor Napoleon,
passed through our city he is preceded by
courier, to prepare for him relays of hor-
ses. He is on the way to Vienna by Mu-
Mich. and is the bearer of very important dis
patches
The situation of the Spaniards is deplora-
bic. They are prey 10 fanaticsm, TO
monks and to the inquis;ton, they have nei-
Their an administration or finances.
A1oniteur
PARIS, April II.
TIE prince of Canine (Lucien Bonaparte}
arrived to-day at Paris.
April -.
Prince Lucien 8onaparte has not yet set out
as WAS yesterday announced.
April 10.
I Ae army of observation assembled before
Lis,c amounts to $4,000 men. Ii is divided
into two corps, the first is IN advance of Isle,
the headquarters Of the second is at ValelI-
cicnDCS.
April is.
We were to-day informed at the review
that she Emperor has received satisfactory
accounts from England. We may still hope
that the peace of Europe will not be inter
ruptcd. The intention of IlngIa 1t is said
VIII be 20 become mediator, in case OF any
differences between France and the other
P wers of the continent.
report is current, that the king of Naples,
atter having had at Piazenza, a battle with
the Austrlans, OF whom he had taken a great
number of prisoners. entered Milan, and
that ali LoEobardy was in a state of insurrcc-
ton. This news needs confirmation.
French slip which vas captured in the
river of Bordeaux by the English was releas-
ed by oiTlcr of the British government
In short time there viii! be an army Of
100000 men in Provence, (South of France
Marshal Soult, Duke of Dalmata, has had
yesterday private audience with his nlaes-
ty 1t is said that in case of war Marshal
Soult will occupy an important post liz the ar
my.
April 10.
It's sa d that the prince of Canine is APP
DOnte0 Minister If the interior