The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-21
Ngw-YoRK, June II.
LATEST j LONDON DATE

pSCtdoic uierCautile mousse IN this CITY, With
the London Courier of the I'd of May, one
day later than was received by the ROYAL
Sovereign at Boston, This paper was brought
by the British cartel ship Dorset, which
arrived last evening.
London, Tuesday eUening, DLay 2,
Government have received more detailed
accounts of the operations in Italy. They
are all satisfactory. One of NIurat's columns
which he commanded in person, advanced
towards Occhio Bello; second towards
Ferrara; third under Pisnatelli marched
upon Florence. The Austrians in the first
instance Fell back; Murat advanced close to
Occhio Bello, where the Austrians had
thrown up a tete dehont. Murat male two
attacks uponit on the 9Th and 9th, but was
repused in each He fell back upon Carp.
Thlther Marshal Bianchi followed and at
tackled him on the 18th. The conflict was
long and bloody but at length the enemy
were driven OFT of the place, with the loss of
IL officers and 500 men. Reggie was next a
bandOn d, and they took the route Of Modena
The columns which proceeded against
Ferrara had begun operations against it,
when on the 18th the Austrian Generals Mon
70 and Niepping attacked it, drove it off the
field, destroyed its works, and pursued it as
Ear as Bologna.
The third Column under Pignatelli had en-
tered Florence. General Nugent retired to-
wards Ristoia. There Pignatell attacked
him, but failed and was driven under the walls
OF Florence. Two more attacks were made
upon him on the 10th & 18th, but the enc
my we're each time rspulsed with considera-
Die loss in killed and wounded.
Pyfvate Correspondence.
g Brussels, .4t,ra 2e.
"You have certainly been informed by my
letter OF the path, that manv Wagons enter
ed this city on Sunday last, laden with wouad-
ed and sick men, from the Be,gic army on
the frontiers and that they were convened
with all possible care to L'Hosf,itaR Al,ihaire
deS Betges in Rae des JeS,HtS. l have been
informed that some more Wagons arrived,
at the same place on the same night, but as
every thing here that relates to the move
ments of the army, is wrapped up i'll n sort of
smpenetrable secrecy (Which is a proper eau
ton upon the part OF government j have not
found 1t possible to ascertain the particulars
or to know if the Beige troops were e1clA-
SiUeiy engaged or not The sound of cannon
was distinctly heard to Ypres, OH Saturday
last but after all it may be probable only an
affair OF posts, as the French are not in a con-
dtion 70 take the field, with any thing like a
decision of character ; and am more incn-
ed to yield to this idea, as an American gen
tleman, who has recently arrived from Paris,
ID this city, and with whom conversed yes
terdaY, informed me that Bonaparte is very
much emb ERASED, both in the prosecution
Ut his financial, as well as his military mea-
sares; and he gave as his opinion that the
CONSUMPTION cannot be enforced.
1.-The communication between this CITY and
Paris is yet open, where any one may go, un.
der Certain impression of hazard. Like Yb-
giFs description or the passage to Hell, it is
easy to descend there, but il may be d matter
OF difficulty TO return.
n ordinance wac ieeuaJ
the government, to call out the militia OF Be-
gium. 1t compartments al men IS its subjects
Tor the service OF between Is u So, with GER
tain clauses and restrictions.
was at the theatre yesterday evening,
Co see the public entire of Ds6utante, in COM
edy, whea the hereditary prince came into
his box; and was truly gratitied to hear
and behold that unmiaged burst of respect
tul JOY, which was simultaneously manifested
by every individual in the house, towards his
royal highness and he received and acknow-
lodged the envied demonstration with the
calm but telicitous demeanour Of gentle
man.
The headquarters of the Belgic army
are, as yet, here /; but it is expected that
they will be soon removed towards the from
tiers +; and those officers who form the staff
OF the PrlHce are preparing for the move
ments.
L reSn troops are continually arriving.
General Bouinonyille is here, saw him
yesterday.
A spy was arrested at Client on Monday
last 1t appears that he went to the house
which LOUIS XVIII, inhabits, and solicited
personal interview with his majesty, with
more than ordinary solicitude which lead
ing to suspicion of his motives, he was taken
into custody, when many proclamations from
Napoleon we're found in his pockets, and con
Ceaed in the lining OF his coat
The report of the king of Naples having
been wounded at Ochio-Beilo, 10 false. Il
was gen. Ambrosio who was struck with a
ball, and was removed to Bologna. 1t is said
shat the Neapolitans have retired to st. Mar
tin and Malabergo.
frankfort, AhrH q.
About the 15th of May there will be an ar
my OF eighty thousand Russians on the Rhine
by the 30th another army of the same
strength will also arrive there third army
ct htly thousand men will go through the
lyro' to Italy the eighteen thousand impe-
rial guards coming by sea, are not included
IN tins account. Besides, these 100, 600 Russi-
ans will form an army of reserve on the o.
Ger.
Numerous Bavarian troops of all sorts CON
tinue to pass the Rhine at Mannheim. The
Bavarlan troops are observed to be among
the finest and best discipiUed in Germany.
The first division of Austrian troops, under
prince Colloredo, will reach the Rhine at the
end OF this week, and will be followed suc-