The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
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A dispatch. dated Hehgoland, Aprd z.
of which the to.Ir~ine.;.is AN extract. WIS
last night received at Earl Eathurst's Of
fee. addressed tohis Lcrdship by Lieut.
Governor Hamilton - 80
E;ctracf IF a letter y;tr9a: General tie Be-
ron. Ieften6ern, TO RAZOR Kent Eager,
dated Hamburg, AfrH 4.
az / hasteEto announce to you the signal
victory which our troops have game d upon
the. I'd of April, over the rnTPs OF general
Morand who had possessed himself of the
town of Llinebarg
"General Norand, with $500 msn had
marched from Tcsdedt to Luneburg. M
COssacks followed his movements and
gave int,rms.ion Of them to General Dorm
burg, who, in conjunction with General
fschernichef}'s corps had passed the Eibe
at Lentzen! The two generals advanced
by forced marches to Luneburg, and arri.
we'd there just as my Cossacks were enga-
ged with the enemy. The gates were tor.
ced with the bayonet, and a saIguinary
Conflict rnsued i'll the streets of the town.
The victory was soon decided in our favor :;
all who were not killed or already raade
prisoners, laid down their arms. Not
single one escaped of the whole corps
Three pair of colours, and IL pieces of can.
non, fell into our hands"
St.Petersdusg. March ..
hdjutant General Baron Winzingerode
reports from Kmistch, under the date 14tb
February, go fellows, TO Prince Nutousoff
Snolensko. With rhe army con6ded to
me, cameu up with General Regnier, at
kaiitsch, in the evening Of the 18th inst.
The enemy dirhcsed their movements
upon the city, TO torn a junction with from 8
to 1000 Poles, who had IS pieces Of cannon
with them, and found themselves at the
very instant attacked by the Russian
troops with their characteristic ardor
The result Of this attack is rhe more no
noTable 10 the reputation of his Majesty's
arms, as the eneDy's infantry, who were in
superior force, made brave and obstinate
resistance. Two Saxoa standards, pieces
OF cannsn, the Saxon general Rostitz, 8
coioneis' 80 officers. and 300o privates,
were tbs trophies OF this day. My advan-
,Ced guard is pursuing the enemy, who re-.
treats upon Rack owo and Ostrowo. The
infantry, having made forced marches for
four successive days, will require one to
two days rest.
Mosf Iml.ortu.s Intelligence.
.AhrR 10.
Captain Muller, Hanoveran Office, ar
rived yesterday with dispatches for count
Munster, and who also brought accounts TO
government from Heligoland, which island
IL. 4
statement was soon afterwards circulated !:
Government has received accounts
from Heligoland, stating on the authority
or Hamburg newspapers that an Austrian
army of 80 COO, III Volhynia, had joined the
Russians against France, and that Austria
had sent l00. goo men towards Italy.
HE game authority states, that Gen.
Grenier had been defeated with great loss
near Magdebprgh: The movement made
by Davoust upon Luneburg, was a conse-
quence of that defeat"
Ihe following private letter was also re
ceeived--
" Hekg0land. Anil 9.
letter has reacked US from Ham
tburgh, IN which it is stated that the Sc
| nator Kotch had spoke to the Prince OF
Mecklenburg, by whom he had been assn.
red that Austria was marching @, 900 men
into Germany, and $4,000 into Italy. Da-
voast had lett Magdeburgh with 5000 men,
and had reached Luneburg, giving out
that he was to be followed by 10 600 more.
90 After the defeat and destruction of
Morand's corps, generals Uorcnbergh and
C&ernicheE crossed the Elbe at Boitzen-
burgh.
Gen. Mcrand is not dead, but severe
ly Wounded and prisoner. The French
under s.. Cyr are said TO have retired to
u at part OF bremen which is uii the left of
the Wiser tlley have placed boat with
gunpowder under the tcidge, 90 blow it up
| il nc cessary. a title aud in the middle
OF the Weyer has been futtflied.''
BY utier accounts from Hamburger, il az
! y, ais tiat Aust ia had determined on an
a''ia1ce, offspsiye aid defensive. VITA
russia, undes which, tne half o. her dis
| po5aOle force was 20 be empio, ed, t.
wrest out ~ the hands OF the French her
/ tormcr possessions in Italy, and the remain
der to be engaged IN immediate CO opera
/ ton win the a,tpieS Of the emperor Alex
/ plder and his allies.
| Inc Han eatic legion, Including 1000
men from Lubbock was 5000 strong tn.
volunteers were SCOTLAND the regulars
composed Of Russian troops were 1000
he PruSsiAns were also advancing to theif
assistance ou the right bank Of the Elbe in
tue direction Of Luxembourg. One object Of
the ission OF the officer who Is arrived, i
said 10 be = demand OF the British govern
ment toy an i,nmediae supplyrof arms and
Clothing i''r tue troops collecting at Stale
&C tue adjacent country.
APRIL 10.
Netting further, since what ee gave o.
FrI.ay, h2s been received respecting eh,
report Ot Austria having taken a dgcsiv,
! part against Frsnce. We a ,xiously Wal
the arrival of autaer Gottensurg Ma,
For ourselves tdnk the repOrt Correct
the DE MAY b. cnnsilefed az cast, an,
Austgia MAJ be feek,ned upon $. maxim
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