The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-07
NEw-YoRK June 3.
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

"a Ar yesterday, the fast sailing schr Boxer,
+ Clarke, from Nantz, which port he left on
4 the 2Sht of April
4 Captain Clarke informed us, that France
< was perfectly tranquil, and the Emperor
Napoleon was at Paris, momently eXpec-
ting the arrival of the Empress The Duke
D'Angouleme had been arrested, but was
set at liberty Immediately by order of the
Emperor, * instructed to quit France forth
with.
The British, in conjunction with the allies,
were terrifying in Belgium, and the French
were equally active i'll terrifying their frontier
posts. 1t was the general opinion that war
would not take place. Markets in France
were improving.
Early iii April battle took place in Italy,
near Bologna, between the Neapolitan army
under king Joachim, and Austrian army,
IN which the latter were defeated, with the
loss OF 5000 prisoners 1t was SAID that king
Joachim had taken Rome that the Pope had
gone to France that the Allies were deter
mined in their opposition to Napoleon, and
the French equally determined to resist eve
ny attempt to invade their territory that
the Emperor had organized an army of 400
600 men that on the 18th of April the Ma
tional Cockade was holsted at M.Iseilles &
that the trlcolored flag was displayed through
ont all France.
In the Monteur of the 18th April there is
long report TO his ma esty by the Minister
OF foreign affairs. After taking view of the
existing state OF things in France, he COM
plans tnat the Couiiers sent to the different
pats OF Europe were stopped by order OF the
olfierent monarchS assembled at Vienna who
had nterdicted all intercourse with other ma
tiors consequently he can only judge of their
ntentlons by the pubic acts Of the different
governments. A review is then made of the
affairs OF England. Austria, Naples, Prussia,
Sardinia, Spain and the Lower Countries A
circular TO the ministers, ambassadors, &c.
OF France for foreign Countries is given,
which IS followed by letter in the emperor's
own hand writing, to the different Sove-
reiSn5, which wa now present to our read
sTs.
BY the above arrival, the Editors of the
Mer Advertiser have been favored by capt
Clarke with a file of French papers to the
gath OF April. from which the following arti-
oles are translated -
PARIS, April 90.
Letters from Vienna assure us, that the
report of the speedy departure of the Empe-
TCr OF AUSTRIA Princes aud Archdukes for
tie army is unfounded, as nothing had vet
been determined OH the subject.
The Ministerial Conferences we're still go
jng OIL at Vienna.
April %.
a conference was held at Vienna the 4th
and 5th April, between the leaders of the Al
lies-to form general plan Of the war. It
was determined to undertake no offensive one
Tauon until every thing is prepared and all
are ready-not 70 give battle 10 the French
when commanded by the Emperor, except
TThen they are sure of being double the mum
hers opposed to them, in men of all de
scrpuons, particularly in infantry. The
Duke OF Wellington has formed plan of the
camPalSn-tor all the allies and for all the o.
perations IN general--even for Italy. He de
f,i 'ined however, before he LETT Vienna. nat
10 ue'ciUPe his plan until the allied armies
are III position to commence hostihties.
Inc prince OF Schwartzcnburgh will have
an extensive command upon the Rhine. The
apies are sus Icious Of the Swiss Tney are
S''ieu az vienna the partzaus Of Bonaparte.
nc allies a i.fra a. the French army. bur
tney DIRE ~ .ooye All liza. the nation WI iste