The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09

lhhh Nlc IfdulilS Oh TINS one article tn Con-
vince the Americans. that ali the factions
in England are. m effect, o6 one mind upon
the SUBJ ect of mi, war; aud j am afraid,
that this CONVICTION will produce cohse-
4uenccS, which we shall have sore,v- tn
Lament. though shalt, for nv own part.
always n ave thc salts action TO reflect, that
every thing which it was in my power to Go
has been done, to prevent those conseauen-
ces.
WIN. CoBBErT.
3ottey, 14tA Jan. 1915.
LONDON, Jan. %.
The last Gct'enturg matt brings ,etters
and papers of so late a date as J..p 10. =
One of these articles states piece of ;ntelli-
gence. which does not appear confirmed,
the fight of Macdonald. It's very prob able
however, that Kouigsburg is actually in
the hands of the Russians, Sonigsburs not
being either strongly garrisoned. or defen-
ded by strong fort;icatians. The other ar
ticles in the Gottenburg mails, which re-
tate 70 the popular feeling on the continent
and particularly in Berlin and Vienna,
a re better confirmed, and if they be proper
~ ns'dered of infinitely more value aud
nture Importance. The respective Courts
1t they be actually sincere in their ali-
ance with Rnnlparte, ard are not merelv
kept un erby the dread OF present armed
force, will i'll vain struggle against the NJ
sing violence and turbulence of their peo-
Die. 1t appears indeed, by one OF the
icles in tie Mails, that this popular feel
ing of all classes at Berlin was very strongly
manifested in the Theatre when the very
presence of the King and his manifest
liSapprobation, could not repress It's express
ion. In Vienna there is the same public
exhibition OF the general and active feel
lrf, all Eel.z
dispersion, and what may be termed the
ultimate breaking up of the French Pow
~ in the North, is hailed there AS an univer-
sal benefit, and celebrated by an iliumlna-
ton.
The presence of the Emperor Alexander
at wilma, and of the whole Russian army
assembled at that point exhibits a most i'm
posing spectacle, one of those indeed, in
which the real dramas OF life do not fall
short OF the most splendid ones of fiction
The effect, and the character of this see
'ric representation, are related in a very
lively manner in an article from wilma.
Some private letters from Dantzic, which
We have Inserted in another part of orr pa
per, contain very interesting particulars
relative to the disasters and retreat OF the
French army, and the flight of Bnnaparte.
he IS said to have been nearer being taken
than we had reason to believe between
Ochmiani and Wilma. at a little village
called Syzera. He alighted at house
to take some refreshment and rest, and was
instantly followed by Party Of Cossaclls.
A few of his guards or - sacred squadron
however, Kept the Cossacks in check, while
the trembling Corsican escaped through a
window at the back of the house, and pro-
ceeded on foot to the corps of general Bour-
ser, by which he was conveyed to Wilma.
Had it not been for this corps he might still
have bsen taken but Jew is said to
have been the means of saving him. Ma
rat, the Minister of Foreign Affairs (Bassa-
no,) had heard nothing of his master for
some time; he sent messenger after mes
senger, but none of them returned. At
length Jew engaged for a certain sum to
carry a letter to him. and bring back al,
answer. He succeeded. and Maret instant
ly sent of Boursier and party Of cavalry
from wilma, to meet and protect him.
He reached the village Of Syzerask, at
the critical moment We have JUST mention
ed.