The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-18
FRED. PAUL IRBY, Captain.
STEPHEN WnJVAN;SnN G.,
(eigned)

! GOtte16Urs, March i7.-Letters from Carlsham
OF the it, inst mention that the King of Prussia
he hal agreed TO raise 100000 in favor of the
| good cause.
| Plask, Feb. G-To-day his majesty the Emperor
OF all the Russias arrived here, at the head of all
the guards, and division of the Sd corps OF srena.
diers, forming together $4,000. men. Unanimous &C
CARNATIONS OF Joy accompanied his entry.
| SchSUerin, March s.--Yesterday evening'we re-
eeived the following information by extraordinary
"The Russians entered Berlin on the lth inst.
| at g O'Clock in the morning; the French having
quilted that city at O'clock. Only 1000 Russian
infantry, under Gen: Debitseh, remained at Der.
! lin, and or 5000 Cavalry, pushed through the
/ City.
" The Yiceroy has retreated through Sarmu al
towards LEIPZIG. Prince Repnio commanded the
| Russians, but delivered up the command at o..
haa1 IL shs to gsn Aesssa son Of the
the evening at the Theatre s. were received with
| great applause"
&c In my letter, dated 18th inst. had the honor
to represent to ycur Lordship, that in consequences
Of the effect which the glorious success of the Rus.
sian arms produced and the favorable rspofts from
different parts of the Hanoverian coast, determi.
ned Immediately to take every step, which the in.
considerable force at my disposal would admit Of TO
promote the great and Just cause.
Lieut.. Banks proceeded with two gun brics rein
forced by two sergeants and thirty veterans to Cux.
haven, from which the French had parted with
great expedition, after destroying all their gun-boas
"Hu u'SihUuHtinS tue guns rom the strong works
constructed for the defence of the harbor On a
cu'nrnons from Lieut.. Banks the castle Bazebutte.S
batteries OF surrendered to be at the
disposal of his majesty by the Burghers: and the
British and Hamburg flags were Immediately dis.
| played.
Major Kentzinger, an officer perfectly qualified
tor sGoh mission, wa, sent to Cuxhaven, having
received instructions to communicate as soon az pos.
sible with the Russian General, and the senate of
Hamburger and this officer was i'm mi diateIy fol.
lowed by detachment from the 9Th royal veteran
battalion, and supply of all the arms &c. which
were not actually employed by this garrison.
The loyal people of Hanover who have been so
long oppressed display every where the British col.
ors, and g. K. upon their habitations--in the We
SER the inhabitants of that part CT the country az
seTnbed IN considerable numbers & took the strong
and important battery and works at Bremerlee-G
corps of about 1900 French having assembled in
ITS vicinity, which threatened re.take the batter
application was made Immediately to Major Kent.
Finger fog assistance, who having left Cxhaven with
q party OF soldiers in Wagons, met by these
brave ana grateful men, who gave him the pleasi
ing intelligence that the enemy had marched of in
great haste, in consequence Of the landing of the
British troops, which ported 20 amount to a
considerable number. -
baron lie TettehborD, COL Com N anlant of n
corps ot that division of the Russian army comman-
ded by Count Witt6epstein, entered Hamburg on the
18th INST amidst the scclamations and every demon.
sirAtIon G. Joy on the part ofthe cizensin conse-
quence OF this happy event, the ancient Cove
has been restored, and rail fer England is now
dispatched from tkst city,