The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-17

Il 4.
\ Extracts from the Journal de Paris, up.to A
prii 80, received by the Priyatecr Com. NJ
Donough, translated for the Boston Daily
Advertiser.
Paris, .4yaTfi so.
Many letters from St. Petersburg announce
that the Senate Of Russia have invited he
Emperor Alexander, in very urgent man
ner, TO return to his state, and not to engage
Russia in new war
Yesterday at the Castle of the Thuilleries,
Is, 900 men detiled before the Emperor. and
immediately commenced their march for
ther destination.
set out to visit the frontier places Of the north
before the I'd of May, and that he will not be
absent more than Is days.
Cotenhdgen, .dhrI 1.-THE navigation
of the North and Baltic seas has already be-
come very active-31l vessels had already
passed the sound on the 5th of the month.
Paris, diiri( 28--A letter from Valeaci-
ennes OF the 10Th, announces that the nur,-
Der of troops in that vicinity is $1,000 men.
Dorteia, -ftril 13-T morrow the Prus-
sian corps about Is 200 strong, which is at
Wescl, viii pass the Rhine.
Client, .4fyR 23.--They write from Lubec,
I'VE expect here soon a feet from the Baltic,
having on board $4,000 men of the Russian
guard
Brussels, .d1trR 21.-Day before yesterday
Marshal Victor, duke of Beliuno, passed here
charged on the part of His Most Christian
Majesty with Mission to the Emperor AL
eXander.
A Reet of 300 sail is in Sight at Os,end,
where we are assured are to debark a part
of the royal army which embarked in the
south of France.
The police have arrested some agents of
Bonaparte, who are wandering about this
country passing for refugees.
The Duke of Wellington has ordered
bridge to be thrown over the Rupel to facili-
tate the passage of troops that arrive from
sion of IL, 900 Hanoverians will be at Antwerp,
to receive orders TO march for the frontiers.
\ The Duke of Wellington will repair to that
city to review them. TIE Russian division of
( Gen. Tauentzein is expected at Wesel. 1t
\ will be followed by corps of 10000 Bruins
& wickers who viii repair to the environs OF
4 Mons, where q considerable corps of troops
will repair.
The general head quarters, it is said, will
be transferred to Ath.
/ They Continue to labor with zeal upon the
Notifications of Antwerp. A considerable
number of workmeu are occupied in making
entertainments before Tourney, Mons, Char
I leroy and Ypres.
We are assured that the Duke of yelling
Z ton will have an interview with Prince Blu
cher.
Letters from Luxembourg announce that
there has arrived reinforcement of 10000
4 men Who will commence their march to take
quarters IN the environments opposite Longwy
( and Thionyiilc.
VIENNA, April Is.
There is certain news that Field Marshal
4 Baron of Mohr stationed at Occhiobelio, re-
, ceived on the 10th dispatch from Lord Ben
q timex, which contained the declaration of war
of England against the King of Naples. A
y body of Sciliaus has made descent upon Cal
s abria.
MENTz, April 49,
Order Of tte day.--April 10, l8lS.-His
& Majesty the Emperor OF Austria, in concert
4 with the High Allied Powers, has named ME
81 Governor of Mentz, and has confded to me
8the protection and safety of this important
4 bulwark of Germany. Proud of the iestina-
ton and full of confidence in the noble senti-
4 ments which direct the subjects of so great
B number of Princes towards the same object
and excite in them the same enthusiasm, I
s have hastened to come hithrr, and the first
3 moments have passed here have fulfilled my
u Expectations. have received with emotion
Xthe testimony of the sincerest attachment to
Jour common country. of fidelity to lawful So
vereigns, OF the striCtest union for the preser-
a Walton OF the most sacred rights against TO-
5 reign attack. My first care shall be, to nour-
lsh, to direct. and to strengthen this emerge
TIC sentiment by the most entire devotedness
am stranger to any preference for such or
such troops my companions in arms will al
ways have the same claims to my attachment
I'VE have all sworn fidelity to the standards
got our country, and our Princes depend upon
us we must answer this confidence, and /
fshall esteem myself happy to share glory &
danger with the brave soldiers whom / now
Ssee assembled around me.
The Archduke CHARLES
his Imperial Highness, the Archduke
fCharles arrived here yesterday afternoon, un-
4 der the ringing OF bells and the discharge of
cannon. The principal Austrian and Prus-
sian authorities went to meet the prince, "a
midst the aCclamations and cries of ioy Of the
whole population The town, in the evening
was magnifcently Illuminated
LONDON, April %.
Lord Castlereagh in his speech in the
Commons yesterday, on MIR. Whtbread's
motion for peace with Euonaparte, said
The expenses Of nominal Peace, would
nearly equal the expenditure Of open war"
Tie asserted that the return of 8onapartc was
a violation Of all engagements, and an act of
oaseness He admitted that he could assem-
Die 100000 men /; and having these, he ask
ed, whether Fouche or Lucien Buonaparte
could interpose any opposition to his plans.
1t has been said somewhere" his Lortlship