The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05

Sainst the town. All the attacks were re-
pulsed by the Old and Young Guards alone
who covered themselves with giory. The
enemy, left four thousand killed at the loot
OF our rednub,s. We have taken 1000
men, hag and several pieces of cannon
This morning at four o'clock The Emperor
was On the ground the rain fell in torrents
- Mar.hais the duke If Raguse and Bel
lune passed thc$ridge with their co,ps-
AZ eight O'clock our attack commenced by
brisk Crn,$aade. The epemy's extreme
left vas command, q by the Austrian Gene
rails, lgnance, G. u1ey and Kienau and Sc
parateb from the remainder of the army by
the valley Of Plauen. Tbs emperor order
ed 1t to be attacked by marshal the duke
of Reilune, and hv general Latour Mau-
berg's cavalry under the orders Of the king
ct Naples. We reckon among the trophies
ot this day Is. 600 men. among whom are
held,narshal lieutenant Me,zko, two gene
rails OF brigade, many superior Nhcers, 30
pieces TT cann"a and 10 nays. isuring this
time general Nandamne, who had oebouch
ed by koirygo'un, seized upon the heights
ut Pirna, marched on both sides The Peters
waldo road and rendered himself master IF
the deboaches from Bohemia, beating Is 600
men who presented themselves before him,
and made good number of prisoners At
thfs moment all the roads of Peterswalde
| oAN ny cSt arc HSCISCCtCQI Ine huSSl-
ans and Prussians came by the rod of Pc
terswalde s the Aussrisns by that of Frey
berg. Ii the cntmy's army, which is hume
rous, as IL is composed OF the Russian and
Prussian corps, and Of all the Austrian ar
my. determine To- retreat, it will aecessarily
suffer considerable losses il it remains,
there viii be very destructive events to-
morrow Since the Affairs at Tim, the
French army never experienced worse wea-
Their, and more abondant rain. The EN-.
peror haa been EXPOSED toit all day. He is
this moment entering. The numerous 4,
lumns OF prisoners. pieces Of cannon, and
hags, which have been taken. are trayersing
the town. The inh abitants ernce the most
lively Joy at the sight of these trophies -
ne duke OF Reggie, was to be on the 23d
or Gath at Berlin. the duke of Tarente
drove the remains of the army from SiIesia
upon Breslau. 1t is not bulletin which
address 10 your serene highness; but /
thought 1t my dn.y 70 give you this i'm Dor
tant intelligence. his, majesty not having
tire to write; he is very we'll One Cir
cumstasce will excite universal Indignation !;
the ex ger eral Moreau is with the enemy's
army, IN the suite of the Emperor Of Rus
STA, as privy. counsellor. He has there
thrown off the mask which for some years
has not concealed him from intelligent per-
sons. cannot yet, Monseigneur, send your
Serene hIghpess the documents relative to
the Austrian declaration of war. In the
midst OF those events which succeed each
other, have notfound moment to place
them before the Emperor. am, with
respect. Monseigneur, youreserene high
ness's very humble and very obedient SER
want,
The Duke of BASSANO.
Dresden. .Hug. 81, sic n. M.
&c Our losses a - .incopeidar,hIa tba sc
fairs yesterday and to day have cost us
no person of rank"
FRENCH REPORT.
Her Majesty the Empress and Queen.
has received the following intelligence from
the army dated Sept. 2. !,
On the 2ist OF August the Russian, Prussi-
an, and Austrian army, commanded by the
emperor Alex ander and the King of Prus-
STA entered SaxoHys and on the 2sd match
sd against Dresden, with from $50 to 900
600 men, having an immense material ana
fpi1 OF hope, not only Of drawing US from
the right bank Of the Elee, but even of
marching upon the Rhine, and nourishipe
the war between the Elbe and The Rhine,
In i've days, it has seen its hopes confound.
ed $4,000 prisoners, 10, 900 wounded have
fallen into our power, which makes the NUN
Der amount to 10000; 10000 killed or
wounded, as many sick in consequence of
fatigue and the want of provisions, (it
has been. five or six days without bread)
have weakened it nearly $4,000 rnen--lt
does not COW amount to 100 900 men under
arms 1t has lost more than 100 pieces of
cannon, entire parks. 1900 ammunition and
artillery Wagons, which were blown .up.
or tell into our power; more than 5000 bag
gage wagons we're also taken, 40 coiors or
standards. Among the prisoners, there are
1000 Russians. The ardor of the French
army, and the courage of the Infantry fixed
every ones attention. The first cannon
fired from the batteries of the imperial
guards ON the 9th, mortally wounded Gen,
Moreau, who had returned from America
to cntsr the Russian service IL
- PARIS, Sept. s.. :
Her majesty the empress queen and re-
gent, on her return from her voy age to Cher.
bourg, to-day alighted at the palace of ST.
Cloud at o'clock in the morning At noon the
cannon ann ounced her arrival in the caoi
tai. Her majesty the empress queen and
regent has received the following inteIli-
gence from the army, dated the 26th Au-
gust: The enemies denounced the srmis
tice on the 18th at noon, and stated that hos
tilities would commence on the 18th at mid
night, at the same time note from count Met.
ternich, Austrian minister for foreign affairs.
addressed TO count de Narbonne, gave him
to understand Austria's having declared
war against Freecs. On the J7th. the dis
positions OF the two armiec ,oere ae F,iI,sv,