The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-03
From the Weyvbort -l7e-cup- Eefyc.
LATEST ERSyl England

Yesterday arrived here the ship Canton, captain
Coggeshali, So days from Lisbon
Captain c. politely favored the Editors OF toe
Mercury with London papers to June IL, ekepen
days l0fest and Lisbon papers 10 June 81, IRON
which they have extracted the following highly I'm
portant intelligence
An ofheiai account from, lieutenant gea. Charles
Stewart, to Lord CGs,leres6h, dated &C Goldberg
so or 90 miles from baHtzep,) 2zth Msy states
that the allied army, commanded by Count Witt
gensteD, was attacked On the 2lst May at day
| break, near Wursehen and Hochkirch, by the
French army commanded by. EoDaparse, IN person
that the allied army consisted OF SIXTY Eve thou
sand II,sn and the French 10 OCO--that Bonaparte
had united All hiD forcs3 and drawn many troops
from distant posts for thaI Purposa--t"at the
ground warmly dis1ptsd all that day; but in the
evening the alies, oyerpovered by numbers com
meneed their IL good order and without at,y
LOGS OF cannon, Wagons OF military stores s. moved.
on scwiy and regularly towards Silesis That ~
part OF the army behaved wei! through the whole of
this terrible battle bat the Prussisns deserve parti
sular praSe.--Iat the loss IN killed and wounded,
on buth eldes, was very great, but greatest on the
ed BY gen. Stewart, who that i. vas OF oossi-
BILE TO ascertain them with aay exactness "a tier
tine battle, the allies retired between ochkirch aud
Weissembers. The cncmy attempted to annoy
them IN thei march, but always compelled 10
retire with loss and the allies pursued ths;r march
unbroasn and formidable.
| The dispatch = general Stewart of which the a.
boge is only brief abstrset, is contained in the
nIsR 9 H.
mos, the whole paper
An article Iiom Berlin. bfsy e5, ssvs, " In the
battle o ihe 20,h and 2ist, have lost neither az
tiilery hor prisoners, exeeF,ing few who were Sc
yere'y wcuodee' "" the other baud, have tax en-
bo;h artillery and prisoners from the enemy, and
many Of bis cannon were distnoSnted. a battalion
! of Wurteinbergcrs, who we're to have s.orred s.
battery al kreckwitz. came over 10 us, as likewise
did part OF OF the Saxon troops We csnno, vet
the amoaRt Of the loss on our side, or that or
the enemy but the enemy's loss has been IN pro-
portion Oh three TO more than ours "a the
ground, the 5nPeriority OF our artillery, and ,oe VA
or OF our troops. gave us the advantage q him 10
all his a;tseSs. Night pot An end 20 this battle.
which had listed Two days and COS, the enemy an
| much blood. The allied army took . pJston in the
greatest Order and ready for battle near SYeisseno
| berg, at small distance from the feid Of battle
Our reserves OF the centre aaA the left wing a.nong
which WIRE the Hover of the Russian t.9oos and
their artillery were not engaged and their strength
| must be reserved for more important sergiees In
AN ahaIr OF the isth' near konggw srtha, the corps
OF generals Barclay sEc Won Yorsk took ten pieces
OF artillery, 1900 prisoners General of division e
general Of brigade, and totsjly DESTROYED An enc
! my's column OF 5000 men"
The court ot Denmark had declared that the st.
tempt negotiate With England had ai,ed and th AZ
| the with England must continue
On American Affairs We Ito moi ind single wor,,
| in the London papers
| SpaH.-Our Lisbon papers state, that H.. French
had evacuated and destroyed the castle OF Bursco,
and were pursued In their retreat By gem Hin yi.h
| strong Uody Ut artillery and cavalry who had q
very obstinate Skrmsi with them, bat they sue.
seeded in gaining bridge which secured their re.
treat
| King Joseph had received letter from POM.
parte, ordering him nos to risgus b.ttle bu, 20 re-
tire 20 The provinces north Ct lie Ebro and south
! u the PyTeunees.
LONDON, June II.
We yesterday received P,ris papers TO the g;b
Private letters from France which have reached ps
oy he same eorVeysuce, assert that the negotiation
Tor slice is still going on nth every Drospeat
Sihe qua non that the Allied Amy shall tail bae.
between the r'yrT WArtha and ihe Vistula SOM
accounts go so far As to say, that the French trnys
ace slresdy ~ pcssesson, hoh cf 81 esau snd Der.
In but this seems TO b. sissf ,adon, and as We
'mhk' not very probably Cne, Of future aiysn.
! teges
On the 24Gh ut Ney, iaur,ton, and ReyDisr 4
. sud, forced the passage OF the Ness sad ON the
Z5ti that OF the Qhsss Il ia psin. therefore that
the retreat OF the Allies eJntnUod to be prosecuted
with the same order aud regularity with vbish il
"as beBuni aud that the reaT-gusTj not o. y cover
ed the main body from insult, bur hargasssd The
enemy IN his advance. Some OF these aiF,rs ,,,,s
character Of battles AL the three divisions Oh
SlacdoG9'd we're engaged, alter passing a. g ,ess
ana 20 the particulars Of The contest are rot s,t
Si may DC Inferred that the Frsach bad no gror,,
20; hoasi'1g on The Occasion 8eveycr IL IL certain
inst amee tie battle Of FTurychen, Bona; re bs
! Psne'fHtet into SiIeaa, viih thai degrce Of cpnh
0en7c Which even his superior numbers eonn NJ.
resieneby inspire, uhles5 hs tad srone eron2es ts
rely On the friendly disposition, or t lsE he IRE
sniuticu 81 Aueiria. The atter s.ans 10 be ..t s-
/ impfoba5e solution ~ his condis,
m arnsiies Is the avori.e tapi. IN sli he rranct
PsFsrs /; IS Hsnusted % be -tils psirt in ,.b;el
Austria sad France fuy oo.incife .i npesher IN
a q s4 H.. 4 I'LL