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

/ the ttoe. ..s
! Recennoitring parties of the allies are
! pus he'd as far as Grossen Hayn. Tdrgau is
iblockaded dctachments are sent into the
vicinity ct Bau'zen
| The French gen. Vandamme's corps a.
armee was anaihilated Aug. so 81 the road
frcm Topi;z to Peterswaldc. He, with s
| o;her Generals and IS geo men, were made
pnsone rs--S0 pieces of artillery were Ia
ken.
| The combined army have again moved
forward from Bohemia, entered Saxony, &
on the 5th Sept marched by way Of Peters
Wade and Altanberg, against Perna and
eppoldeswaIde.
| Napoleon is retiring towards ORES
de- with his guards, re. His plans are
frustrated ~ The Compete defes.t OF Ncy by
IBernadotte. Butcher follows Bonaparte.--
lhennipgsen is advancing from Poland with
so 600 Russians.
Dispatches from Lord Cathcart are dated
icpiitz, sept. 7. Wjttgenste;n end Kiest.
had also advanced - within >ght Of J. >
den. Corps are sent to cut off Bonapartefs
communications in the rear. Moreau died
/ Sept. 2, days after being wounded. HIS
remains are cmbalmed and sent to Peters
burgh. Tile wrote enc. uyag;ugly to his
wife in England, just before his death1
An cfheial letter from RostocG, Sept. Q
meuticns that the troops from that place had
icompe'led the French to retire and evacu-
ate Wismar.
st. Sebastians has surrendered to the Bri
tish. TIE Castle capitalized September
9. Pampaluna was next ~ be reduced.
One thousand eight hundred prisoners, in
Guiding Sky officers, we're made in the cap.
ture OF ST.. Sebastians, and an uncoiamonly
large a,noont of shot and cartridges taken.
1t is reported large French squadron is
coming to New York, and many frigates TO
American ports.
Earl Stanhope has formed plan to coun-
Iteract American torpedocs.
The King of England has recently inpro
we'd greatly in bodily health, and hopes are
revived of the perfect cure of his mental
disorder, as he has lately had several lore
lucid intervals, and the British ministers
have communicated to him all the political.
measures which have been adopted i'm con
sequence OF his illness, and the events that
have occurred.
capt. barstow, passenger in the Erie. re
ports, that Messrs. Gailaln and Bayard,
sailed from St. Petersburgh the latter part
or HnS. on their return hnme-there being
no prospect Of success in their mission.
Additional reinforcements have teen sent
from Ell gland 30 Canada, Bermuda and the
W. Indies. At the same time additional
troops continue TO be sent 10 Spain.
OF the Argus, observes--'t When capt. Allen
was taken out Of her to Be conveyed to the
Sp;tal, be exclaimed 20 h,s crew " God
,5heS@ yot,, nJy-lccfa--4ys ,s4zH ssezer 7eset a
gain" HIS auditors were so deeply al ct
ed that not one man # Them could articulate
I" FAREwELL." His leg was go dreadfNll,
shattered that but lit'le hopes were enter
tanned. OF his recover. He appeared him
self tobe aware of his dissolution, and was
perfectly resigned. Capt. Allen was high
iy esteemed in his profession, and was an of
ilcer-of the most determined agr-com.
Decatur VS. much attached to him"
n London paper states that on board the
Argus was found part of the cargo of the
valuable linen snip which she captured and
burnt /; oox Of plate consigned to Sir Tho
mas Graham, taken out of a captured YES
sci; 900 dis. in specie, (the latter taken out
OF her Immediately after her surrebder)-.
and anticipates that other valuablcs will be
found. 1t adds that the first Lieutenant of
the Argus WAS wounded. in the action in the
head.
a London paper ofSept. 6, mentions the
arrival OF the Coeuette, Of go guns, from
the West Indies, and gives the particulars Of
the action she had with the American pri
vareer schr. Gen Armstrong, in March last
oil Surrinam. The accounts tates the guns of
the O. A. were well * actively served .
and that tlie Coquette had 4 men wound
ed, two OF whom died the same night -
maintop-ga gallant mast cut away, Foremost
badly wounded, < much injury to her sails.
rigging, &c.
London, Eagusf 81.
Additional troops have been ordered 10
America--sud The ships ordered for that
station will each take on board troops---', he
Dictator, 81, viii take 100.
.HRgp8t o.
On Friday sen'night, Court Martial was
held - board II. NJ. ship Gladiator, Rear
nd. Foote, President. CT Thomas Mahaf.
seaman, belonging 20 II. M. ship Garland.
for degeTfion, and for being afterwards
found serving on Beard the American brig OF
war Vixen. The Court was OF opirion that
the charge was proved but in consequence
OF circen stances, did adjUdge him 70 re-
ceive Sootashes through the fleet, % forfeit
eli h's wages, and to solitary confinement
in the Marshal-sea for II kalendar months.
August 81.
The French Governor Of Hamburg has Issued .
tPcent order against meetings OF tie inhabitants in
the streets More than four persons stopping IN
speak together 90 be deemed an unlawful r1ob
and IT they DO rot dispense instantly are TO be tax
up and shot. Nor is this sll-s' aides eollsetpy in
the same manner, shah Dc separated Nv An arn,eI
fmee--and Tor disobedienoe, shall be arrested xoh;
ped with Rods, aud imprisoned"
SO airoeious an order II % he found in IN an
rails o. Rohespierre. We doubt IL a parallel ian be
rrr'need ia TIE Ansuinsry reiens Of Nero or Hello
gabslus.