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being only . +? killed anCs6 wounded. Suc;,
dIsproport,on IN loss, when we consider the
number and the kind of troops engaged, must,
! know, excite establishment. and NAV not C.
very where, be fully credited yet ann per-
fectiy satisfied that the account rs not exa,sge-
rated on the one part, nor uitlerrated on the
other.
The enemy having hastily Quilted post
which they hid gained possession Of, on the
other side o. the RIVER, and we having imme-
diately returned TO it both armfes at present
occupy their former positions Whethcr, af-
ter the severe losses he has sustained, he rs
preparing to return to his shipping, or to
make st'it mishtler efforts to attain his first
object, do not pretend to determine. 1t be-
Comes me to act as though the latter was his
intention, One thing, however, seems GER
tam, that il he still calculates Oh ffect,ng
what he has hitherto been unable to accom-
p lSh, he mast expect considerable reinforce
u.ents as the torc0 with which he landed
must undcubledly be dJninshsd by at least
5000 Besides the loss which he sustained on
the 23d ut. which is estimated 1T 400, he
Cannot have suff>r d less between that pc
Rod and the n,orning of the 9th instant, than
S00--havirg, within that time, been repuis Il
in two general attempts to drive us from our
position, there having been continual cannona-
ding and Skin ishlng during tue whole of il.
yet he IS able 20 snew very formidable
force
There is little doubt that the comman-
ding general, sir Edward Pakenh m, was
Killed III the action OF the 8tk, and that ma
lor generals hean & Gibbs were badly woun-
ed.
Whenever q more leisure rloment shall
occur, wall take the libercy to make cut
and forward you more eirCumstantial
count OF the several actions, and particd-
iarly that OF the Sth, IN doing winch my
chet motive viii be to render justice To those
brave men have the honor to command, and
who have SO remarkably distinguished them
| selves.
have the honor to be, most respectfully.
| your obt. servt.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Nj or GeYcruI com'dg
=. 5. a correct list of my Killed * wo,,nti-
ed will be Forwarded you by the ,Adjutant
General.
| This in the action Of the line--afterwar,ls
,rirn SIZING kept AZ, in which few more oil our
! men were lost.
Head Quarters, iet1 bank ofMe h4ississit,hi,
rae miles 6eto70 n. Orleans,
| 1871 Jan. 1915.
| have the honor TO make the fol-
lowing report of the killed, wounded and LII
| soners. taken at the b tile at Mac Rartiie's
| plantation, the left Bank of the Mississp-
pi, on the morning of the 9th of Jan. 1915,
and five miles below the o4ty of New-Or-
| leans.
Killed nm
| Wounded 1000
Prisoners taken--1 Majors captains, II
| heutenants, ensign, 433 non-Commissi0ned
officers and privates, making a grand total OF
| 1000 -
have the honor to be, sir, very respectful
! ly, your obt servant,
A. p. HAYNE,
ms. General
Major General Andrew Jackson,
i ,,ll, IL
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days, we have heard :; constant bombarding
In that direction. Should the enemy get by
them, we shall be in bad way here. Should
they not succeed, as believe they will not,
Orleans is safe.
+. D You viii perceive by my calculation
the enemy's loss to be 1900 but believe |
have underrated it; deserters that have
just come III, say it was 2OoJ on SUNDAY last,
aud it is supposed by some OF our officers to
be nearly SGOo.
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>. Phiiadelhbia, FfbrUaTy S.
-sTfTact q tefter 70 a reShecta5te gentle
nun in This city, dated
NV ORLEANS, jan. IS, 1915.
My letters Of the 23d, & s0th nit. and C,l
INST. advised you Ct TIE sctual arrival q TIC
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w AsHINGI'0N February 6.
Almost Incredible Victory!
FROM .NEW. ORLEa.NS.

Dates up to tbs 18th Jannary---fhe
Eiie any. attacking car entrenched
Army en- the 3th. beaten and re
pulsed by Jackson and hiss brave
associates, with great slaughter.
Gapg Of a letter fren .Heior Gsn.
JACKSON TO the Secretary Of Itar
daied
Camp, sniles below Orleans,
9Th Jan. 1915.
Sir,
During the days Of tie 9Th and
7t.,. Tie enemy had been ac lively
employed in making preparations for
an attack on my lilies. With in.
.;ui.s Labor they had succeeded OF
the nignt OF the 9TH in getting their
i,,,.ts scsoss from the lake SO tn,
yer, b. widening aud deepening TN
.Aaal on which they had effected
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CHARLESTON. j-su'y'"
NagaL RErcoUNTt&

F or. .aiiogs sources We ' M
lcstsd ;hc flowing p',iisa
4 fotills csus.sr,ug & .s's, ''I u
o oa1 AZ s. .xpssii n /. the s,'''' '.n'1
asr rne :: They arrived S', csr ~
=, = Inlsi on suna.y fs'sne0' ,. .s ~
e 1o, cd p,r =" hid prf,iou.Iy ' ','s NJ
l John,s Isian5, IN compsnE s :. AZ a..
t'T. f,am the B.i.i.b irisa' ,, nal
Cart. P ne then 's"s , 4 jJ''issl
s,nmors'. By, east END Q h s Etp
I Ils, dl ,h., m rars, ard '' ,'' "p p
;or,n..,;an as o,iaii1sl. t'a il ~
,' ere On shore from ire s ,,s OPS
id e sS No,,h E,as'o IAlA' 0p T csI
i Is.a"D @r re poree's 'iGs !, asss
81 stuch the ship va ,s.ittd 10
n vas immediately ds 6. l.,.n ttsS
a !, va, to Gu, tnem o ron 70 or S9s
x y. - - 4
t;.r which purpose, t''s' or,,pd o ,,
7naer tne immediate ~ end Ssp.
< s.r,ey. LEU. Lss'''n' Nd snt"
M.sser AS blidsc, ,''' ,sa IS s"s1
FROM npt.r I'M "a ;, ,hs sI'f|
n $ /, .,J ere ur,erse, ca. :. 40 f%
NV Sic fred seysr' ~ w. r.u'@1a.,
.,r,'a : SC. aad i@' '.nsa - e.,
ID naes.~ripx 10 so,' .ls,er y. ~
tors Iplst;--shc "S a',,so,rl g. q
oy the bsrees. AMI lid tss~ ~
fort vas made 70 '. ~, ..sc,e',.:,.
hle ~. ar,, steed ~ = re-
cauld viii. -saistr er',a en- f'.'
..c sssas = ais'''ss !
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ny l.a ,si,s
| post which they lid -, %.
sessiea Of, en- ,hs s,hsrs s:..ei /
river, and we having Is'ss =
| returned to lt; bot, sr "ssS's
sent occupy their itrips. ~
Whether, ssler The ssy,s. f''t
. has sustained /. he is ps,s.,;;" 'o's}
,urn 70 sis shipping. c., f - NY 81
migailes esar's 70 at,sia 4, a@ssq'
.;sst, 1 DO not pretend 10 ls, 10y
II becomes ma to a2t wv
the latter were his in.sa,; :. "
thIag, however. seeass eeri'.
il he still calculates on - L
waa. he has Hitherto been . ra''t
aceomplisi,. he mastexas., way
able reinforsvments; & IT..
with which he i...ale,l mus. a ,,., @
y be dimlRi' he'd By at le,s 'Nt
BESIDES the loss which ls
or 'he night 81. The 2sd nj wy '
estimated at 800, he easn,,
ssfered less be,seenth tia, n.'.s5 p
the morning OF tie 9Th ius,,,s, s
s00-aasing within The ,;,s s'Ss
: rspalssd in several attem9(, e q y
Us ffo,n cur position, and ,h,s.|T 'N
lag been continual caarona r.. :.
skirnIskins. during HE sba. $; q
Yet he is still abs to .i,sv
formidable force. '%|
There is little doubt tbsta..
Handing general. sir Edssrar,y'''
ham was ailisd in tho as,io, s,% '
9Th. ard that msj r, general H.,
and Gibbs we're tadl, ssus,I4d ''
Wherever a more !sisuu p,or.,.
shall occur. ! will take Tho 'i,.n,
make out and forward you ) r,,.
eireumsaniii.i account Of Tie s,e,,I
actions, AID particulars ,h,l Il Il.
sth, in Going which my pbips asl,,
vii he to reader justice % lt,.
brave men | have the homer s,on.
'nana, AID Who have so rss.,kssl,
distinguished themselves
/ have the honor 30 he, most r..
pse;su!iY. Foar ohedicat serYast,
ANDREW JACKSON,
.Nejor General Con'd,
p. s. A correct LIST Of m, LiIa
and wounded will be forwarded 70.
b. the Ad.jutaat Geacal.
Head CHARTERS. Left Bank Of d
Masissippi 8 miles ts|eS Eia
Orleans. 18th jan. 1915.
slE-s have he bsnerta msSsA,
following report Of be Killed. Ssant'
ed and !,risogers. taken al lAe ball.
a., < aa Do,,};.,s ,Jaa,.,ion Al
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.L.oNroN. ADril 8.
IMpoRrANr PARrTcuIhps

IMPoRTANr PARTICULARS.
We have been favored with the following
particulars by an officer Of rank, who left
P.,rs last Thursday night, and upon whose
information We are told we may implicitly
rely.
From the moment Bonaparte landed in
France he adopted a system Of fasehcod, as
sorting that his enterprise was known and
favored both by England and Austria
how could ! have escaped from Eiba," he
said, +" but with the consent Of TIE English.
whose ships lowered Oh every side, & whose
commissioner was my DALI compano p
With Austria, he added, he hal made a
tru~e for demonstrating that the Arch
luke Charles was actually with him, and
,hlt the Empress Maria Louisa and the
Young King OF Rome were on their Journey to
France. These statements he spread every
where, asserting in addition, that the allies
we're not sorry to see the Bourbons deprived
OF the throne, on account of their unwilling
ness TO abolish the slave trade
Snce h 5 arrival at Paris he is id to have
more than once exclaimed, or 8uie urine
hoh to1Is"--an exclamation which has been
thus explaned--that he ought to have delay
E ms exp dition until the monarclsial = ne
home and put their armies on the peace loot
lng
At first, he styled himself Emperor Of the
ANtsDiis 49, 49, anu DDl2D6ltc, ring
Joseph. But Oh sudden he left out the &c.
and called Joseph merely Prince Joseph. He
seat for L1uIs Bonaparte's wife soon after his
arrival The Huisster announced her as Piin-
cess Hortense. She turned to him ~ rebuke
him, when Bonaparte said, ait was by
ny orders. You are only princes aud prin-
cesses. We denOunCe all dominion out Of
France"
lie is dcs'itute Of bat.ering artillery and Of
raouey. The villages round Paris are crow
ded With troops who are neither clothed nor
paid The officers who were on lnif pey,
! AID ret to De employed az in, are 1ut-tercd
upon the 'nha!.'tau's 81 Paris. The ropaists
h've the greatest ruiaher At present be-
cord un bring into tle fe'd at TIC utmost a..
9JOCG CT .crc 6relccks The gartisons are.
i provided Wtn nsc.ss. r.a.
10y is '' 'os an o,y. Gebr~ol Pas
rse s W c'n,t stt Co., . 500 eral
Hrafs !. ,-..C, aa-' Ir.,i , etnrt8,s q,
Ht si.n. NJ r- -c g. ff., .+.y. .13.
( 81. I,lrs his Do 10 c.. .y'rr
IL ~ (ac DetJ ut. so.gc of @
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does, not only by declarations. but hy expert
encc, that il has been the maxim of the enc
my t. " MAKE qvdr ndit,fci,i 7rGr," it is nigh
iy desirable that the effects of such maxiu,
should be turned against the common enemy,
and the people who support him.
From every circumstance that transpires.
we are led TO believe, not that those who
have the direction of our public affairs are
resolved to go TO war with France as nea-
sure that is desirable, but that, from every
view OF the transactions which, have occurred,
and the state in which Europe IS placed, by
the movements OF a troublesome individual.
and the support he has met with from men
bred up amid scenes of war. tumut and rob-
berv, they are led TO consider war rs the on
" alternative left Cor the public safety. At
all events It is pcoper that they should be
prepered for the event.
At such crisis as the present, they would
be highly criminal were they to expose the
welfare of the community to danger by any
KIND ct negligence aud, if war cannot be ID
verified, IT is unQuestionably sound policy that
it should he carried or with rapidity and en-
ergy, the better to BATTLE the enemy in the
arrangements. which it Cannot be doubted he
is now making for the conflict.
From what passed in the House of Conn
mons last night, 1T seems apparent that MIN
isters consider themselves and the country
placed in circumstances which seem to render
war unavoidable.
"ri April S.
Itis now pretty generally understood that
the property tax will imr ediately be revived.
Ii we may credit TIE reports circulated with
confidence, respecting it, the following is the
arrangement which vii, be soon submitted fo1
the appreciation OF Parliament, Wis per
cent on incomes not exceeding SO0l. per an
mum 10 per cent on incomes from 2OCl to
- all
5O0l.
.4Igs6urg, March 90.
The Aigemeine Zcitang has the following
article from Vienna:
" al the Russian, Prussian and Austrian
armies have received orders to advance To
the. Rhine. Some accounts say, that III. Tai
ley~and. has adduced a secret article OF the
treaty OfsParisy by which The powers engage
to assist the Baurbons in case of ing,i,rectons
IN cons qFence Of this, convention IS said
20 have been concluded within these few DAYS
by which the ionr powers, England, Russia,
Austria, AID Prussia. engage tomareh to the
Rhine number OF troops proportioned to
their respective forces.
They guarantee the Crown of France 60
the Bourhcns, and declare that their c,.use is
the cause of Europe. II has also keen pro-
posed 10 address declaration to the French,
70 represent to them with dignity :ynd en.r-
Sf' t''S Consequences OF lilciT 1dl(E .t5SneSS,
and to make them responsible for au the
evils OF war. The convention in quescion,
was ratified and sent to France on the 16th
inst
The Neapolitan Courier Natilli. who arri-
we'd at Vienna on the 18th, has brought from
the King of Naples the assurance, that his
MAJesty has given orders to take Bonaparte
dead or alive, fine should land in the States,
and that he viii always treat him as An u
supper.
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a letter from Liverpool OF March 3lst, states that
specie had advanced per cent ia consequence % the
return to France Of the Emperor Napoleon, and ex-
pccted to so higher that he British stocks we're
per cert below par, asd the American stock, were
much enQured AFTER and expected to he al par few
days. London prices current state dollars To have r.
sen from slings and six pence 1.9 penny up 10 6
ssiiiinEs and pence the London papcr
states that specie had become scarce in the continental
ports, aud had risen 10 per cent.
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MAY 18.
L.ATEST FROM RnpnSk =

The British ship NEvA, at anchor off the
bar, sailed from Cork on the 9TH of April
Capt. RoxBY, informs, that Lord VEL
LINGTON was in Belgium at the head Ct
an army of 100, 600 British, Dutch and Han
overan troops that the Prussians had cross
ed the Rhine, 10000 strong and that Rus
san troops were advancing towards the from
KS OF France from al quarters
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FOREIGN.
FRfLADRLpRJA, Nav 70
LAT EFT FROM ENGLAND.

IRTL-4DRLPRJA, 61aV 70.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
4 this morning, British Lrig Vittoris 40 .lsvs from,
London with valuable cargo OF y-G Goods Passsen-
.'fr R1'stcn left London the e.h or April and has
ohlisngy favored with large flies cfyrous English
prints to that date. They are principally occupied
events IN France Of wch have a'rca,y s,p sred
N this cour;'v. Mr.. Raise Informs TIA, i, ss cur
ren,ly understood, that the Is itsh Govern
rnent on tine 6I April, would issue declaration as To
the course which it means tD pursue in relation to
France. Indeed sach Paper he th:nls hal h. en-
issued on that lay. He could not snccee. in obtaining
copy nor cond he learn what the tenor oil 1t.
ConsoIs q, London, .fpri 5--57 Ia So
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EosroN, May 15.-Nuon

Arrived below, eetr. Ccuntry's Wonler\
from Georgetown, >. g On Georges Bank.
spoke British scir. III zabeth, Robbins, frn,rs
II ,lifax fer Nantucket, and too; ont Of her
Cap's. Luce ane Spopner, late of the priva-
teers Sine-qua-Non aad George Little, OF
this port, Captured and sent INTO Gibraltar.
These gentlemen left Halifax on the 9TH
Inst. where they arrived on the 18th April,
in an English brig 60 Gays from GISraitar}
and inform that the day previous Admiral
Henning's Secretary sent OIL b ,ard the follow
ing note -
{" CoAege-Lane, CBfaltar. Marcel IS.
SIRs.
The Admiral desires me to inform
you TINT an Agrrine squadron is cruiz;ng near
the Sire gifts entrance and that it is. there
torr, probable that no merchant vessels viii
SSH from CadIz for America. / arm yours,
B. CHINIMO."
There was no particular news at Gibral,
tar. Heard nothing Of any revolution in
Spain, nor of the elopement OF Ferdinan
The country, however, was in a dreadful sit =
alton.
Sc = Swedish brig was to sail from Gibral,-
tar for NewYork in few DAYS
=" On the afternoon of the oh inst an En-
gilsh ship arrived at Halifax in yery sho,t
passing from Greenock, and it was san
brought dates TO the 18Th April, which stae
that ENGLAND HAD DECLARED WAR
AGAINST FRANCE. and that Louis XVIII
h d arrived iii England. u was rumored
that there was other news, but our inform
ants could not ascertain what it was. Seve-
I'll vessels were about sailing from Halifax
for the II. St ties.
" BY tie above gentlemen we have received
balif x papers to the 5th inst-No news.
Inc men Of war and troops had arrived
from Castine also, the Bruno frigatc, days
from bermuda and brig Mary, Gillet, %
days from Gibraltar.
The Tonnant, Vice-Admiral Cochrane,
was u sail from bermuda the 23d of April
Tor England. Rear Admiral Griffith, WHO
had ar. az Bermuda from Halifax, was to re-
turn.
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CHARLESTON, May II.
WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
A N-l,Ir

The British ship 3ARBADOES, arrived
here yesterday from Cork, on the 18th ult.
off Madeira, fell in with three British ships
direct from England, bound to jamaica, and
W informed, that zvdr had been deciared By
Great Britain against France, and that all
the French vessels under the Bourbon flag,
had been detained III England.
Courier
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i snions have reproachea him for his base
Kiss, and he has been heard TO cXciaini,
Nj htytiue guorunte d'hone,r.
fieventeen colones have resigned their re-
gtlents. Money aud St. Cvr have refused
I'll Cvertures from him. Others, whose names
hfe IL published rs going to visit him.
Leourbc refuses employment. MarcscUt, 4
general of engineers, had been imprisoned 4
wears by Bonaparte. " We shall forget and
forgive" ne said to him-M'irescot replied.
there have been many foies committed
within these 10 years. Hogsheatls full"
responded Bonaparte.
AugercaU's proclamation is forgery, and
he himself is believed to nave gone to Swift
zerland. His wife has been e7siled from. Pa
rs nv Bonaparte.
Soul and Marchand have also been ex-
lied.
The chancellor D'Ambray's property is
said t. have beer conhSc ated.
Ma5srna is detained in M rseilles by the
people, who are all for the Buurbons.
There WAS report that the people OF
Lyons had risen On the garrison.
Bonaplrte ordered all the shops ut Paris
to be opened on Sundays. They would noe
Shut them during the Bourbons but the
moment b0naparte ordered it, they shut them
all. The churches OF Paris are full, aud the
preries de qua'ante heures, for the kings
safety, are said in all.
There is gloon throughout Paris aud
il Bonapartc leaves it with the troops, the
white cockade Will be again displayed.
An English gentleman from Normandy. of
an i'm; artial and intelligent character, assures
Us a the seaport towns are IN detection -
the appe arance Of wsr and that generally
the pple Of the intecfor are 9 in 10 for pc ace,
and much iGdiSpOscd towards Bona parte.--
They dislike the ancient mobiles VINO have re-
turned, and are not very fond oflhe priests
but they Still more dislike the military, most
OF the officers being vulgar, itsoicm, UpStare
fellows, very .sagyeeable in weli-bred socie-
", into which ybey have not bseu invited s:uce
the return Of the BoucbonS. This neglect
the military feel and resent. Hcnce their
"a sire i,I> the rctu' of BorlpalNe. through
whom they expect 10 regain theirimp"- -luce.
The gentlemen Observes, that the mil cary y
the whole organic force OF nc government *
the constituted authorize Va all the depart
n'ents being essentially III f,Ior q Bonapsrte,
by whom they were created aad put into
power, the revolution which has taken place
IS rot surprising but lac is decided. Of o.
pinion, that nne in ten OF the population,
particularly OF tn. upper and middle classes,
lament his return.
The communication between France and
Brussels is cut otfby the troops in Beig un.
1t is reported that some s.cirmishing has al
ready taken place.
Bonaparte remains at Paris.
THE REGENTS MESSAGE.
The Message from the Prince regent viii
Tot be delivered until tomorrow. Every
man in the kingdom, but those who adfnre
bonaparte, and sire the government of the
bayeRes, will hear with pleasure, though
wthcct surprise, that it is firm AMI decided,
expressing the determination of the British
government so abide by our allies, and con
Jointly with ther1 to restore France, invaded
and seized. contrary to the faith of treaties,
to her Lawful government
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A NEw-YoRK, May 10.
MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.

We'll L bh hANEAN SCQO n DIXON.
Sailed yesterday morning the u. S. squad
ron, under the command of Commodore
Decatur, for the Mediterranean, consist
ing Of
Frigates Guerriere, Com. Decaturs flag shiny
Captain Lewis,
Macedonian, Opt Jones,
Constellation, Capt. Gordon,
Sloop Of war Ontario, Capt Elliot.
Briggs Epervicr, Capt Downs,
FIRE Fly, Rogers,
Flambeau, Nicholson,
Spark, Gamble,
Schrs. SDithre, Dallas, ard
Torch, Chauuccy.
We understand the whole of the Squadron
are to rendezvous at Gibraltar. VIM. Sha-
Ter, Esq. one of the Commissioners appointed
by our government 10 treat of Peace Nth the
Dey ct Alglers, embarked on board of the
Guerrici-. When Commodore Decatur and
Captain Jones got into the zig at the foot Of
the battery TO 20 on board oftheir ships. the
citizens gave them three hearty cheers az 4
farewell Before they return, it is hoped
they viii 81 CT liberation ofthe captive A.
Wenrans hell IL slavery by the Dey of Al
giers. and oh sise i've savage tyrart for
the crneitics nc las inflicted upon our coun-
trymcu.
a strong south cast wind set IN Yesterday
a''trn"tn which prevented the squadron
ir,iH BeitrG TO they al cfme t. onchor
W ""'AJ 4toof lay, eXctptirg the ugate
MACEDONIAN, which did not get through the
aarrows 6ger. .l9z,.
Fran RI Bs'fIsf 0i-niag Churicr
The fFoviog S. thc copy ofa Letter n ..cd y,
Pierce iscfet fsq Of Duii1, l.o1a It, Neooas .n.
thc An. .ric4u vessel o. Narue Feasork 'ias sai.,
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Windsor-CastLe- .hhril

Windsor- Castle, .1hrR /.
His majesty has passed the last month in
AN uniform state Of tranquility !; but his ma
jesty's disorder continues unaltered.
[Signed as usual
VIENNA, March %.
Forty disguised Frnchmen made an
attempt last night to seize the King of Rome,
and carry him off to France, and the plan
nearly succeeded. Our ever watchful po-
lice was led 10 suspect something, from the
circumstance that Is hackney coaches were
ordered at the same time to one place Soon
after, the preparations made at the next
stations were also discoy, red, and so the
whole plan Immediately found out among
the persons arrested on this occasion, are a
general and two colonels. 1t is now known
that relays Of post-horses were bespoke as far
as the Rhine; it has, therefore, been judged
proper to prepare roomy apartments for his
august mother and him in the Imperial pal
ace. They have already left Schoenbruh.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-24
Philaielhhia, H1au 10.

" We yesterday announced the recent Of
late English papers, by the Vittoria, fror,t
London and among them, several of thai
vacillatlng and vouminous writer WIN. Cob
bert. He writes with so ione he1, that il
would seem It could never be worn out. Its
therefore impossible for us to give, in one
number, the whole Of his letter Of April, al
dressed 20 Lord Castlereagh. remons.. atirr
against a new war with Bonaparte. We.
however, subioin the most essential and inter
"siing portions of this desultory and irtreD,d
article, rescrying the remainder for another
numbei. FhR. Ca1.
PEACE PEACE
10 LORD cAsrLEREAGH.
nj Lcr4,
Jhc frand event, which bas lust en- on
Place w Fr'uc", and which is 80 well caio.ta.
tcd 20 convince ~ san'i ind OF The foliv 49, ejl
'~ the 'nJuslc &C us'ng foreign force for r.,
'"rpos Of d'crting 80 great nation ,.h,
arr So 70 h'y iof their rulers. or wha- .b,i.
t'c ~o a' eir go,eumcnt th,s q, 40
ttH. saf ~ tIocucing s1cii ConV, t'tr
ilIn 'ro. b.. persons tnrC; iH.h
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