The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-07
April 10.
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HOfeI911 fQHeTS.
Inc sentiments generally expressed in the
herman papers, are in favor of immediate
hostllties with Bonaparte. In Bavaria, there
are, 1t is said, about $4,000 troops ready to
march, and are waiting only for the arrival of
the Russians, with which they are to form a
junction. 9
ne troops IN the Wirtemberg states are
also waiting for final orders. Numerous bo
dlcs OF Russians and Saxons have passed in
tne nelgh6orhood OF Liege and AK la Chap
eHe' and also towards Luxembourg. The
duke OF Wellington is at the head OF an oraana
ized force OF 80, 900 men ; it is expected that
his headquarters will be fixed at Ghent -
me headquarters of the Prussian general
hlelst, are stated to be established at Namur.
and ms force IS rated at forty five thousand
men.
Sabatier, and two other officers, charged
with endeavoring to excite revolt among the
oaXon troops, have been shot at Iiege-
Doubtful
cabinet courier, on his way from Pa
ris to Stockholm, lately passed through Brus
sells. - 80
Letters from Basic to the 4tb inst state
that accounts have been received from Ma
pies, by which it appears that the court of
Naples Will positively coalesce with Frame
lot the establishment of Napoleon. 1t is al
so asserted, that the Cantons of Switzerland.
are IN general favorable to the views of Bo-
haParte. "A French army was, expected to
take possession of the passes into Italy
Jerome had made his escape from Trieste
and 1t is supposed that he is gone to ioin
Murat' whose powerful army is in complete
possession OF the ecclesiastical states.-FIe has
engaged great number of transDorts with
which it's suspected that he means 10 conve
a large force to the Pc, so as to place if Il,
The rear of the Austrians
mere is now little doubt regarding the side
whlch Murat is disposed to take i'm the an
preaching struggle. We stated i'm the great
er part OF oar yesterdays impression, that
messenger had arrived in town with dismal
ches from Vienna, confirming the accounts
we previously had ofhostilties having COM
menced between the Austrian B. HeaDolitan
armies fhe French papers said the ad
vance guard of the Austrians were bsatep 3,
that the Neapolitans had made 5000 nrieoners
L ne VIENNA advlces reverse the tale. and ~
1t was only an affair of out-posts at BOLOGNA
III winch the Austrians had the ADVANTAGE
DE the affair and the issue as it NAV. the cir
CuIhStances, II true, IS most important, MS il
describes the dubious question of Muraf's in
tentIons. Indeed, as we noticed yesterdav
the remark OF the French minister of foreign
AFFAIRS m his report to the emperor. regsr-
ding the better foundations than the bro
MISS VI Nle congress 3Overegns, on which
the KING OF Naples is now strengthening his
power and reposiDg for security, left little
doubt Ola our minds as to the side he meant
to take in the new struggle.
After the disregard which the allies had
Paid to the engagements contracted with
Joachim, upon what principle could they cal
culate on his adherence to their leapue -
no more than on the cordial Cooperation of
Genoa and Geneva, and the other states of
Italy, who had the promise of guarantee tn
their freedom and Independence kept to their
ear whilst they were useful to the sovere;rn
contederacy, but had it broken to tfeir hone
when they should have received the Glorious
reward Of their endeayors =. will ~, CO...