The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29


division OF the eneu,y add he was obliged 10
tau BACK TO Nad,ptz, and afterwards, on the
9TH 70 S7ionlc, on the road to Gortze. Beau
harhoi", IN Consequence If this success con =.
ceiVed 4 prcjccc Ofmakiog an ateIn pt against
Berlin. OF Wittgenstcim's near approach
ne seems 20 have been ignorant, and putting
himself al the head of ID 600 men with 40
pieces OF artillery, he III 4rched against the
frussian Generals Won Borste and BuiGw.---
WittSs nsicin had arranged his plan Tor fall
ling VIA his whole force upon him. The
battle took place on the 5th and was obsti-
hateiy contested, but the enemy were at
iength defeated, and night alone saved them
trom experiencing more severe loss than
they did experience. However, they lost
1000 inkllled &. wounded and 27 officers
iuid 900 mso made PR oners. Gems. Gre
1Ier and GruDdlier were stoundeIl. On the
~ 1t morning Wittgenstein prepared TO FL
3nw up bis advantage, but Reanharuois had
1s RED "a t'ls--f;i SIX. aoa"doled the deti.es
oi W ariitz and Alien CiuSs, destroy ed the
brdSes and crested the Ehe. iVit;gen-
stem immediately threw up entertainments
ae Clrss, and other parts. To enable Gen.
Bulow TO blockade Magdeburgh more close,
iy on the right bank OF the E.lbe. -tWittgen-
stems Head Quarters were OF the 9TH at
Lerbst. midway between Des.au and Mag
deburgh.
quent movement of Beauhsrnois, the Moni-
teur gives the following account:
"Onthe 5th, the 35th division, comman-
ded by Gen. Grener, had an affair OF ad
vanced posts upon the right back If the
Elhe, leagues from Msgdcburgh four
bataiions Of this division only were engaged.
Fhe infantry displayed its usual iatrepidity,
the enemy We're repulsed.
" On the 7th, the Yiceroy being informed
that the enemy had passed the E he at Des-
sau, sent the fifth and part of tue lith
corps to support the second corps. co,n!nan-
ded by the Duke of Beiluno. The Vtceroy
himself took post at >topfurt, where on tie
18th his head quarters We're. and he has col
ected ms army upon the Ssale /; the left TO
the Elbe, the right leading on the mountains
OF Hariz, and the reserve at NJ agde
burgt."
The effect Of the defeat of Beauharnnis
hfs been feie in other parts. Davoust who
aad remained at Lunehurg till the 9Th, on
that day evacuated il in gIeat Egste to re-
urn 10 Masdeburgh.
This may re considered as the first blow
\ TIC oampaign-the first conflict in which
The PruasianS & Russians have been engaged
against the French. and it has been glorious
to thc alliesi May it be the farcruGuer of
many more gloriesi The blow has been
truck too in that part of Germany where
every man is eager to naaniEsst his h aired x
@resk his vengeance upen the French. il
Cannot, theretr re, but give 20 the prnciple
Irsnrr,ctioa spread and spirit in the
1'gneSt degree Beneficial to the great
Cause
No less cheering IS the aspect Of affairs in
every other part Of Germany. The Saxon,
troops have separated from the French, the
cavalry retiring to forgau. and the Jnfam-
Try to Piauen, By order Of the King Of Sax
ony. This IS manifestation Of a change of
sentiments and policy OF the part of Bona
'Darte's hitherto most devoted vassais. The
hing o. SaXony sees the general haired Of
the FRENCH that prevails thro'cut SsIony.
and the persons he lefi hebjud TO administer
me Government, have addres9ed 70 hiin
several representa- icus on the pecessity Of a
tctal Change OF policy and measures. il is
probable we shall soon have to announce on
his part most decided step. The emperor
ticxanderi is gone to Dresden, aud proba-
o'y VIII IRON thence invite his Majesty To
return to his. capital. accede to- the wishes
~ h's people and participate with him aAd
the sing OF Prussia in the giory.of rescumg
Germany from the yoke of Bonaparte.
lie hFst division of the Swedish troops is
ON the Blbc. SIX Thousand we under stand !.
IL aehed Boitzehburg on th~ 10Th ~ IIth. *
joined the force under General Dorpberr
They will be followe.. by Is COO NOR
S~edes. The Grown Prince was expected
at Boitzenburg on the 10th. He was 10
leave CafiscrOna on the 28th cf last Month
1t Is probable that in the FIRST affair that
takes place after Bonaparte joins MS troops
the Crown Prince may command the army
a siast hifn,
Two mails from Heligoland arrived yes-
S'day, by which government, We under
stand, received dispatches from Cunhaven
% tine nth inst. which a<e said to mention
that beauharnois had taken the line of the
oaaie. and taas his corps suffered greatly in
The late action with the Prussjaos. isad
ed that the retreat OF Dsvcuse 10 Ma..le
burgh, mentioned IN the French Papers, was
caused b. the recrOssinG If the Elbe by the
/, Russians ~ great force, near 3 itzsnbnreh.
I ENGLISH BULLETIN
" Tar DEPARTMENT, ,dtT1L 81.
| Government have received advises
FOO, iir"si'urgh Cf he nth. ana from Cux
never Of re l0th, stating the arrival On
,ic f,'be, =! Gene raj ---~-----, with the
ivan ,agd e the $ 4cdish army. amour
! ting 80 SX Thousand REV. This corps
| "ili be followed immediately by the
| Ga'n body, commended by he Crnwi
Prince If sweden, for whose receptinn pre-
parahsns were making IT Laue1bSg.
The armed force upon the right bank
I the Elbe bad sent d. ach mpnts. when
had penetrated within ten 8iiles of Zsil.
nd to the re'ghb ,rh0od 1t Gerdgn. they
| we're ChCertRly spppiitds wUh provisions