The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11


10Th to the 2lst Of October, inclusive.
They DO not contain any onicia, article
from the armies in Germany. Some ex-
tracts are sabioined. will merely observe
IN regard to the i.st srt;cie, that i,.ere was
no continuation CT it previous to- Capt. Dit.
iingham's leaving i.ort.eaux. On the con-
srary,it was generally believed thar the
emperor hal been tbiiged TO cave D-es
den." Rue. ON.
FROM FRENCH PAPERS.
HAMBURG. Oct. 5O.-Mar shall Augereau
arrived here on the 27,h Different rsgi-
mepts of his corps d'armee are nlarchlng
for Saxuny. Gen. Milhaud's cavalry from
Spain have recovered from the fatigues u
their march.
CAssEI., Oct. Give Rave SO, 600 men
msneuvring in ali directions, to protect the
country. Gen. AiX is be-a.
AUGsBu Oct. 9-1he Cossacks who
entered kcchiitz, committed great excuses
GREET BATTLE NTH BER.NI
DOTTE.
PARIS, Oct. Is.
II is reported, that the Prime of Mcsk
wa has attacked and defeated the army
commanded by the, Prince Royal Of Swe-
demand has made $4,000 Swedes prison
ers. We wait the confirmation of this i'm
portant and agreeable intelligence.
Journal de Paris.
New YogK, Dec. 4.
Letters from France, PER me Bru.ns, as
late as the 18th October, state, that THE
funds had fallen copper cent and that there
was general stagnation of business, owing
to the state of suspense relative 20 the hos
tile operations of the continent.
A letter from an American, dated Rooh
ellie, in France, the 9TH October, states that,
the assertions from Bnnsparte's army, both
ct officers and men. was very great.
Another letter observes, that the French
army had fallen back upon the Rhine.
eEsract Of letter, received BY The schooner Bru-
tns, For6es, IT. Ba!tinore, arrived at Ports.
oloa'h, " N. fJon' Nan's datct Der IS.
1--WE have Ro,hing new hereit ia AL old with
Us, from the armies. Those in Spain are all eat to
pieces, and, have not heard any thing from
the north. We conclude they not doing very
WELL"
Extract of Gnothe- icit-r, same dare
s'The armies Of France, think, are or the los;np
ground, both in the north and south--OfFi ana
soldiers deserving item and Joining the eaeGly--
which is r bad sign"
Phi. Freenla;i's Jos.rsak
BosToN, Dec Arrived, Russian ship
Alexander, captain Jeromhaf from Arch
angel, 7,h of AUGUST, and from Li.b9n, 81
days sailed from the latter place Oct. 81,
IN CO. with brig Spartan. j FREY, for New
poct On the passage from Archangel. Au-
gust 18th was boarded from, the privateer
brig RATTLESN AKE, of Philadelphia, in
co. wi the Drivateer schr. SCOURGE, oil
New York, North Cape bearing south ten
leagues distant ; they had taken EIGH-
TEEN sail.
Cap. NJ. informs th&t the Majestic had
not captured any vessels Of any great value
while he was or board. File has boarded a
great numbered neutral vessels from Boston,
and permitted them to proceed .-S me
time last week, she took brewster sloop
from Boston for New York, loaded viii fish
and oil, took cot the Cargo, ard gave thS
slo~p up. .~.,
Captain Hays, of the Majestic. had re eel
we'd letters from HALIFAX, stating that he
won!d be relieved in few days b. the Sa
turn 74-the officers also stated that he ha d
received letters mentioning that Admiral or
Lord & chran was Gaming cut in the spfine,
with TEN SAIL OF TIE LIisE, and
that Boston would be biockaded The
Majestic save chase TO a schooner aLou.
ten days since at twelve o'cIock at night.
and continued IT until ten A. NJ next day
when the chase commenced, the schooner
was on the lee bow and in the morning she
was on the weather bow i. WAS thick and
squaly after chasing abont twelve hours,
she gave up the chace--by a. vessel under
Swedish colors, which she boarded the same
day, they learned the schooner was the
Com. Hull, from Boston, for Charleston
the Maj sstic mounts So guns, which are ex-
srcised twice a day has about 500 men.
and her bu'warkS are about twelve feer
high, and eighteeH inches thick Of solid tim
Der.