The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-07
CAULTNCOURT,
Duke ofVicenza.
PARIS, April 10.

PARIS, April 10.
"A decree of the emperor Napoleon of the
9TH OF April, recalls to their standards all the
soldiers who are faithful to their country.-
Such OF the Swiss as prefer returning to their
own country, are informed that they shall
have passports. All the officers q soldiers who
served in the old and imperial guards, who
were on leave of absence, are required to re-
par to the head quarters of their corps.
he same decree establishes six regiments
OF 1lrailleurs and six regiments of Voitigeurs
OF the young guard to be organized mmedi-
ately at Paris ; each regiment of infantry of
two battalions, is to be augmented by third
battalion; and each regiment of cavalry of
three squadrons, to be augmented by fourth
squadron and the new corps are to be Off
cered and -Officered, from the corps al
ready organized The whole to be imme-
dtately placed on the pay of troops in the
field.
LEGHoRN, Marcia
= The news of the departure of Bonaparte
from Elba, has been just received here by
packet boat from Porto Ferrajo. The news
has caused great CONSERVATION here.
VIENNA, March 10.
When the Prince Talleyrand received the
news OF Napoleon's debarkation on the coast
of France, he demanded an audience of our
Emperor, which was granted. The prince
remained above an hour with the emperor &
prince Metternich, and Talleyrand then set
OFT for Presburg, on visit to the king of Sax
ony, who is there.
March 81
An ordinance has been Just issued for
loan OF 50,00O000 forms, for which stock
Will be issued. subscriptions for 100 forms
will be received, but for no lower sum.
The English minister, Canning, who was
destined for Lisbon, has had his destination
changed tO SVUiC eric nd tUh h.; &c
the Helvetic diet.
The reorganization of the guards was COM
mitted to St. Jean d'Anglesy, gems. Andreos-
sy and Dumas.
ANcoNA, March 81.
King Joachim arrived here on Sunday af-
ternoOn. His object is to see with his own
eyes, the condition of the inhabitants of the
Abruzzos and of this nlarche he will at the
same time inspect the troops.
From English fafier8 TO Tire 21st .4tril, By
the schT. CalytSo.
LIVERPOOL, April 81.
In well informed circles, the Commence
ment of hostilities with France is daily expect
ed. All the military departments are in great
activity strong detachment of the horse
guards, embarked this morning at Greenwich
for Flanders. While these preparations are
in progress, it seems likely that the city of
London will oppose the precipitate com
mencement of the war
From the London EUeninp Pahers.
The Courier states, that the war has be-
gun in Italy. Mr.. Lyall the messenger. has
brought dispatches announcing that an affair
had taken place between the Austrian and
Neapolitan armies. 1t is said to have been
only an affair of outposts, but it is important.
as it determines the question respecting the
intentions Of Murat.
A Brussels paper of the 18th, states, that
the veteran Butcher, is to serve under the
duke of Wellington.
With respect to the property tax, the Cou-
rer assures the public, that there is no inten
ton of proposing any addition beyond the 10
per cent
An article in the Paris papers of the 18th
inst. asserts, that the king of Naples arrived
at Bologna on the 3Oth March. lie fought the
Austrian advanced guard, which attempted to
oppose his progress, and made 5000 prison
ers. Thirty thousand Italian insurgents have
taken up arms, and are advancing to Milan
the gates Of which city were closed on the I'd
inst.
On the 10th, Avigncn and Toulop hoisted
the tri-colored flag. The Courier extraordi-
nary, OF the 14tn inst. states, that the none
had requested permission to return to France.