The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-26
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Late Foreign Intelligence,
From French Pahers received 6v The Pr
LOT, CLARK, of Baltimore, from Bor-
dfdur, arrived in the Deiqzvare.1
TRANSLATED fer the Baltimore Patriot.)
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GERMANY.
MUNICH, Dec. 2.
Several corps of French and Italians are
hourly expected TO pass through Bavaria.
They are coming from Italy, intended for
the north. The advanced guard of these
troops entered Inspruck two days ago =
they crossed the South Tyrol and Breuna.
KEEL. Dec. 1.-The number of strang-
ers who have quilted Russia and entered
our walls is already considerable. Among
them are many Germans, Italians and
Swiss, all eagerly flying from that mhospi-
| table country. The lower class Of the m
habitants of Petersburg, in their brutal g-
norance, admit of no exceptions. Every
stranger is involved in their hate even the
English are not spared.
n short time since, two persons belon G
ing to the ambassadors suite were conduc.
Led with boots from the multitude, G thro'
shower of snow balls, to the Hotel of LIE
cation (; and if the troops had not shewp
themselves in time, it is impossible to say
where the scene would have terminated
Upon this subject the British minister has
hought proper to he Silent This is assn
redly the height of indulgence and mode
ration.
The interior of Russia, to great dis
IdhNS iIuti Tue tDtdlIG Vi W CSSn ) Oily
u picture of devastation. Nothing is 10 be
cen but dreary waste, between the VOL
"a, the Baltic and the Duna The villa.
ges are burnt their inhabitants aed and
the grounds uncultivated.
From the cities. all who had the means
have gone to distance fortunate if, IN
their emigration, the troops rejoining the
army do not meet them, and accumulate
upon these fugitives all the evils which they
sought to escape.
Letters from Moscow depict a scene not
'ess terrible of that city, lately so flourish
ing After the departure of the French
army, the Cossacks occupied it, and there
established themselves as masters. The
olllage became general. To this first dis
Aster has succeeded arrestations dictated
by personal antipathy and cupidity.
The grand army. in their march TO en-
ter into winter quarters, witnessed the la
mentations Of the inhabitants, sure Of nav
ing their farms and houses destroyed the
moment the last French troops should have
Quilted them.
IT IS to be attributed to this innate rage
FOR plumber and destruction among the Cos
sacks, the Baskirs and the other savage
tribes that now form the whole cavalry Of
the Russian army, the difficulty that Kutu
sow found IN following the movements e
inc emperor.-In fact there was scarcely to
be seen any regular troops engaged in any
movement which was made as far as Smo-
lensk.
II is to be presumed that no orc could
anticipate nt ono hundred leagues from the
me OF operations, what Russian troops we're
capable 81 doing, or it would have been
TiSht tn extend through all European Rus
STA The terri5le prophecy which was applied
to its FIRST capital.
WUnTzBURC, Dec. 1t.-On the 10Th
DSeceinber, the ID Wurrz5urg battalion
wh'ch composed part Of the corps Under
inc orders Of Marshal ReFuier, we're order
ed to storm The town Of Wolkwi ia, occu-
pied by 1000 vi the enemy. Che eth bat
taion of Beslc-Isle supported ours .roops
ne town was carried. and the enemy cora
pietely routed many prisoners were Ia
ken.
WILMA 4. Nov. II
Eg5Smolcnsk is already rendered very
'trong place, and appears destined to be 2
oyfrcss Of the first order.
The army under the orders of Field Mar |
hal Prince krpsow is on IT'S march towards |
1iasma. The headquarters q that Prince !