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

Russia; what may be performed by the uni
ted force Of so many powerful states. will be
shewu in the year 1913. In such a holy
war we must more than ever preserve those
virtues by which our armies have rendered
themselves conspicuous in so many former
wars. Unconditional Willingness to sacrifice
every thing for our monarch and native
Country-grsat equanimity IN good or unfa-
yorabe Observation-Disclosures and constan-,
cy in the field of battle---moderation and
forbearance towards the>weak--these quail
lilies must always be found in us. brothers
in arms! have lived in your ranks all
those years which Ihave devoted to my
country's service. know, honor in you,
the brave men who. conquered a glorious
peace, and those who are following your
footsteps. l rely on you 1 am chosen from
among you by our monarch, and his gracious
favor has placed me at your head-this con
hdence, jointly with yours. is my strength. In
what manner every individual is to be useful
TO the whole will be fixed by tue sphere Of &C
sion allotted tohim but in every appointment,
In every decisive moment, always To do his
duty, and to the utmost of his power. Snch
is'the determination which must make us
all equal. and elevate us all to the same
glorious point. The Emperor will remain
with US, for he has con 6ded the utmost to us
our native country, and the. security and
welfare of posterity. BE thankful, warri
ors, that you are going into battle before
God, who will not forsake the just cause
under the eye-of a Paternal and feeling mo.
march, under those of your grateful fellow
, Gitizens, & in the sight of az Europe, which
expects from you great deeds & great hap
piness after long sufserings. Remember you
must conquer. that you may justify this ex-
p4pr n I'M I'm E0Cnnoes A,,ct fri.
ans to do, and you will conquer
(Signed) CHARLES,
PRISsE OF ScHwARTzENeuRs Field
Marshal"
LoNpoN, Sept. %.
SW BDISH BULLETINS.
SECOND BULLETIN OF THE COMBINED
ARMY OF THE NORTH OF GEaMANY.
Head Quarters, ,Potsdam, Aug / 6.
The Prince Royal removed his head quarters
t. this city lsot night.
" The army is concentrating
AT the expiration Of uuavaling negotiations en-
tered upon at Prague, the srmis,ice denounced
on the 10Th by the allies SO that hostiities may be
ing, COUNT Metternich delivered to Count de Mar.
honse, at Prsgue, the declaration Of war by Austria
against France.
:" His ROYAL FIighness has Just addressed 20 the
combined army under his orders, the following pro-
ciAmation -
Combined .drmy of the North Of Germany.
THE PRINCE RoYAL oENERAL1ssimo
TO THE ARMY.
/" Sol3ieys-CaIled by the confidence Of nv king
and of the soveregns his allies lead you in the
reer which ia about TO open rely for the success
OF our arms on the divine protection the justice of
eur cause, and on your yaloar and perseverance,.
+" Had it not been for the extraordinary concur.
renee OF events whoh hsvs given TO thelstt twelve
year, dreadful celebrity. you would have been
Assembled on the soil Of Germany.
Your sovereigns have felt that Europe is O great
family and that q the states Of VIII II 4.
coSposed can remain Indifferent to ths evils impos-
ed upon asy one ct its members by a oeDquering
power. They are also convirsed, that when such a
power threatens TO attack and subjugate every O..
thsr, there ought 20 exist only one will among those
nations that are determined escape from shame
aud slavery. Napoleon cannot i've in peace with
Europe, unless Europe be bis slave 300 OrO French.
raen persisted ia the expedition against Russia,
which had made every effort to preserve peste with
France 1t wassto be expected that terrible diss 8.
ter, the effect of divine vengeance would have in
epe6 Bonapsrte TO less murderous system that he
would have renouneed the idea Of subjugatng
The continent and have csasented TO let the
world rernsn In peaee but this hope mas been d.
sapponted and that peace which all governments
had desired, and whioh every one proposed, has
been rejected by the Emperor Napoleon. Soldiers.
the same sentiment which guided the French in "a
ought to animate the alles now against those who
have invaded the land which gave you BIRTH and hold
in chains your brethren, your wives and your chill.
dren.
:" Soldiers! What noble prospect is presented
70 you! the noerty OF Europe, the re- bs
OF its equilibrium, the end Of that convaIave state
which had 90 years duration; finally, the peace of
the world, viii be the result of your Efforts Rem.
der yourselves worthy, by your union, your dissi.
pine, and your courage, of the high destiny which
awaits yeu.
"CHARLEs JEAN.
"ETom my Head Quarters Mt
Oranienburg, Aug. Is, 1918"
THIRD BULLETIN OF THE COMBINED AR.
MY OF THE NORTH OF GERMANY.
He.d- Quarters, Charottenburg, Ane 49,
The Prince Roya left Potsdarh at three o'clock
yesterday morning, and transferred his head guar.
ters 70 this place.
Repeated advces have been received that the
encmy>s troops we're assembling in force at Bs.
reuth and IN the direction of Trebbin, to make a
push on Berlin. His Royal Higbness concentrated
the combined army between that capital and Srnn-
dsn. Nearly 10000 combatants have arrived in that
position since Yesterday evening. Some corps hare
marched ten German miles in SO hours
Lieut.. Baron ds Winzingerede has made re-
coDnoissance on the rigb. with or 5000 cavalry.
ue pushed forward "a far as Nuremberg and Juten.
book on the left flank Of the enemy, and made some
prisoners. two Of whom are captains. The Bava.
risn col, Count de Sesse has been taken with some
cavalry Lieut.. de Wins Of The regiment of Hug.
zais OF Pamerana, attacked the enemy at ZescI
and took So men and ~ remount horses beIonrine
% regiment of He@e Darnstsdt cavalry.
The enemy, as far IS II is yet knorn, has not
passed the frontisrs except with RECOMMENDING par