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

march against tire left Ark. The fmr dr.
VISIONS of the young guard, comma,,ded- nv
gers. Dumoutier, ,Barroe, Decouz. and no.
lquet, then debouched, two BY he gate of
Pirna, and two by the gaze of Pansu.
ne prince ut Moshwa deboocbed at the
mead OF barroe's di,' 'ou. Those I. visions
ovcrrhrew every thing before them thu
fire Immediately got to distance FROM the
centre tn the circumference, and WAS som
driven hack upon the nils. The 6eid rs
battle remained covered with dead. cannon
and wrecks. Gen. i!cmoutier is wounded
as are likewise generals Boyeldieu, ,ryrdal'
and Combeles. The officer of artillery
Raranger. is nartaily wounded he was :,
young man OF great hop $. General Gtos.
OF the Guards, was the FIRST to throw htu,- Z
self intp the ditch of a redrnbt, wl,-re The
enemy's sappers we, already at work in
Cutting down the palisades he received ~
bavonet wound
! The night became dark and the fire Gems
ed. the enemy having failed in his attack.
and left upwards of 9 900 prisoners on the
held OF battle. which was covered wirh IL
led and wounded--On the 9Th the wea.
ther was dreadful, and the raih fell !, tor
rents. The soldiers had passed the night
in mud and wafer. At nine O'clock N The
morning we could plainly perceive the enc
! my frightening his left, and COVERING -
heights which we're separated froU, -n;sx
centre by the valley of Plauen. The kim
ot Naples departed with tue CORPS. IF ,be
| Duke OF Bclluno and the division of cu;rav.
siers. and desouched on the read to Ere, :
berg TO attack this left wing. He formed il
with the greatest success The sig d,v;s;ons
| which composed this wing were brot @, 3.
scattered. The half Of them, with their
csiors and cannon were m de prisoners. Sc
| amongst the number are several generals.
IN the centre brisk cannonade fixed the
enemy's attention and some Columns slew
I ed themselves ready to attack him nm h;e
lett. The Duke Of Treviso with General
Nantsouty, man9uvred in the plain, with
, h.s ie.e 10 .ae river and his right to the
heights. Marshal St. Cyr's corps Joined
our LEFT with the centre, which was formed
OF the Duke OF Ragusa's corps. At about
z O'Clock In the afternoon the esemv daci
ded on making his retreat he lost hs
grand communication with Bohemia on hi.
LETT and right wings. The result of this d.-
is from IS to $4,000 prisoners.4s pair of col
ors and 80 pieces of artillery We nav
reckon that the enemy has lost 60 O0() m on
Our loss in killed, wounded, and tar.n =.
! m cunts to 4,OO0 men: The cavalrv has
covered itself with glory the Fiat. Maior
otthe cavalry will publish the details, an6
mention those who have distinguished them
selves The Young guards have merited
the praises of the whole army. The old
guards had two battalions engaged, it's 9TH
err oattalions were kept in reserve in the
lViliage. to be at disposal. Tie two .battali-
ons which were engaged beat down every
thing before thcm.-The City of Dresden
ran very great ri;k of danger. The king
OF Saxony and bis family remain at Dresden
ana nave sheWn the example of confidence
Her Majesty the Empress Queen and
Regent has received the following inteIIi.
gence from me army, dated the sOth Aug:
ION the 18th, 2eth, and 3Oth. we follow.
eu up our success general Castix, Dou-
n nasi' ano u ondihare, OF general 'Latour
Mauberg's corps have taken ! 0O0 cs;s-
sons or Wagons, of ammunition aud col.
ieGted many prisoners. The villages arc
| fuil OF the enemy's wounded we alread-
reckon 10 600 of them: The enemy arro,-
ding to the report of prisoners, had eiphf
generals Killed or wounded. The Duke IS
ha8usa mas had several affairs of advanced
pos's, "hIeh Arrest the intrepdity Of his
troops. Gen. Wand anime, commandinu ,hs
first corps. on the 25fh debouched by Kosn
igStein, and on the 26th took possession of
the Camp at Pima, of the town of Hoendorf
ne intercepted the grand communicative,
| from Prague to Dresden. The Duke &c
| WertemberS, with $4,000 Russians. were
charged with observing the debouche.
Oh the 28th, General Vandamme attack
ca ana defeated him, took 1000 prisoners:
f~ASNS VI Sa'nOip ana drove him infr.
Bohemia. The Prince of Reuss, General az
brigade, an officer of merit, was killed. q
tue &9th, General Vandamme took no,,.
ton upon the heights of Bohemia. and co
taolshed himself there. He caused rhc
country to be secured By different parties of
light troops, to obtain intelligence of the en-.
envy, annoy hiln, and seize upo. his maya
zines The Prince Of Eckmuhl was. ON The
14th, at Sch@eriD. He h adj no affair of COM
sequence. Tie Danes had distinguishes
themselves in several trihing affairs. The.
opening OF the campaign has been most
brilliant. and allows us TO have great hopes
ne quality of our infsntryis much suDe-
fior to that OF the enemy.
Paris, September 7.--Her Maiestv the F,o,r..,
Queen ard Regent has received the ioo,y;nc infs,
bgence from the army, dated Sept IT'D, 49,.
zoih August the King Of Nspios and Duke of peI,ns,
slept at FTeyberg, the 29th st Leiblepbnrg ,6 aok
at AIttau, the Sit at Sayd0. The Du1e Of Rasa.s
WITH the 9th, slept on the 2sth Il Diupoldsvs9Js
where Toe enemy abandoned 1900 wounded . IN ~
zytn at faSenham, and the 3lst at Zgnwa3 The
I@th corps under the orders OF Marshal 81 Cyr u..
on me 18th at Maxen, tse 2oth at Reipbord, C,r,o
na' the SOth at Diilersdorf the Stat at I;.lu,ar.
me ISL corps under Gen. VsndamTns wa. on ,h.
S9th ~ Holland lTs. end the 2cth ct Psstrsws;;ss
s"pying the mountains. The Duke of Trev;so ,sa.
~ position on the 2Sth and 2gth ri Pima General
Sss', commanding the cavalry, has made some M,
soners he enemy retired 20 the position Of Ipn.
R Pan and Aitenburg. His lett followed the