The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-12

n2rea. 10 the pesp'e % the British empire
tor they have nothing but triumphs 10 SUBJ
ant 10 them. Ii IS no mixture of good and
.,ad, allure in one part balanced bv success
IN another. They have marched on from
victory To victory, & having expelled all the
enemies of the country from all the oossessi<
ons they possessed out of Europe, they are
new holding SPAN against them after hav-
rg chased them fi"m Portugal, and beaten
every one of their bcst generals and every
amy that has been brought against us.
he Gazette oi last night announces. that
the swedish Ambassador had yesterday his
III st private audience to deliver his Creden-
uals. We trust and believe that the con-
fererces ut Abo between the Emperor
a eAander aud his royal .highness the
Crown Prince of Sweden. have been per-
feStiy satisfactory III .nlr su!crnmcnt
AMERICA.
September 2S.--NNe hay & received press
OF intelligence from America of high impor-
lance. The George Wa:.ilinston cartel has
a. length arrived at liverpool. 'fhs ves-
sci LETT Philadelphia on the ooh uit. The
wariike attitude of the government does not
scem to have relaxed even since the formal
communication OF the repeal of the Orders
i'll Council.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
Har DcfsarlDienl, Dogvning Street,
.Scjiiember IS.
A Dispatch of which the f Glowing is Il copy
has been this day received ut Earl ia
thurst's Office. addressed to his lord hip
b General the Ma quis of Weiin ton,
dated. Valiadolid. September 7, 1912
Iquitted Madrid ON the lss. inst. in order
Ito direct the movements OF the troops or
dcred to be- collected at A ievalo, as rel,crb-
e. in my despatch of the 30,h Aug.
We moved from Arevaio ON the 18th and
lrr m lt a In .utti f,rI. ,,s
Herrera and Ell Ahrrio.
After General Foy had found that THAT the
garrison OF Asto a. i.al SUI rend red by ca-
p tuiaton, he returned to the ~. :. * mar ca.
c. upon Carvriales. with "a ew 10 surprise
e cut off the Portuguese II il;tia which had
Den employed under lieut.. gen. the Condo
ld'Amarante in the blockade IF Zamnra.
Inc lieut.. general. however, made good his
retreat, without loss. to tile frontiers If Par-
tugal, and Geseral Foy carried off the gar
rison OF Zamora Oh the goth of August, and
marched for Tordesiilas.
| Cannot avoid drawing your lordshin's at
tention to the conduct of the Condo DANA
rante, and to the militia under his command,
in these operations. The zeal of the militia
ct the preNince of 'Tras os-Montes in volun-
tary serving b, You'd the frontiers of he
Kingdom, deserves the highest commenda-
ition.
The whole remains of the army of Porsu-
gal having been thus collected between dis
place and lcrdesiilas, we fund their adj
vanceG guard yesterday strongly posted on
the heights of La Cisterniga--aud / know
that there was a considerable body of troops
in and about This town.
As it was late i'll the day before our troops
had crossed the Doaro, we did not move
forward till this morning. The enemy re-
tired from La Cisterrjga during the night.
a al, rh.
proach TO It in the morning, and crossed the
Pisuerga, and blew mp She bridge. Fbey
were closely followed by the Honorable
Lieutenant Colonei Frederick Ponsonbywith
a detachment of the 12tl ligiit dragons
through the town; but some time sfaving
u psed before the infantry could Come up The
ca my not aid be prevented firm ;.es,o
ng'he bridge. They then retired alone tie
right OF the Pisuerga I Dnenas, where their
rear vii. probably halt this night.
When General Foy moved towards AS.
torga. the army of Gallicia retired: & s:pce
MS march to the Douro, they have aga'o
advanced to the Elsa.
Inc Empecinado has informed me that
General Villa Campo had taken prisoners
the troops which had been The garrison. and
evacuated Cuenca> after the SURRENDER Of
the hetiro. These troops amounted to
ICGO men, with two guns, and belonged to
Suchet'.s army. Ny last accounts from
Lieu.enan,- General Maitland are of the
oath.
(oIGNED) WELLINGTON.
RUSSIAN BULLETIN.
Official accounts of the operations of the
Russian army under Count Wittgenstein,
to August Is.
{" ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. L.
Lieutenant General Count Vittgen-
stem has transmitted the following Report
TO his imperial Majesty, dated the 9TH (19th)
August from the village of Beloje, near Po-
have already had tie happiness. IN
the 3ist July ISth August to RI port To
Your Imperial Majesty, from the village ,,f
OsweJa that after the second defeat whichI
gave Marshal Oudinot, on the 29th July.
thugust 10ih,) he made rapid retreat. ID
ring which he had daily skirinishes with nv
van guard. But having recei, ed fresh re
Inducements, he made a stald before pu-
iotsk IL was, therefore. under the necps-
sty, on the 5th 17th Aug. to give him bat
tie, In order to drive him into his eptrsn h
ments. In this battle. which lasted ID hours
the enemy sustained very severe loss. &c
afterwards retteated into his ent -eDchments
he loss on our side amounts tn .,bout
TWO Thousand men in killed and wounded
during the whole time OF the euem,' $ re-
treat, and in the bait e, we m ,de UPWARDS
OF two thousand pr sorers Whilst re .
named with the corr S close to Polntsk.
resolved TO make movement for Tive mr.