The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-05
from the some 70 rte same.
LINscoLIN. &c h July, 1913.

CiN oIOLlH, ~ IL JNty, I0lS.
IL O'clock IT night.
At day break put the troops on their
march, the divisions of che left com manded
oy gtn. Ciawzel followed tse route of Pam
paiuna ;the advanced guard drove the en-
envy 10 he heights in frnnt of Zubiry, where
he rallied the difficulties Of the road & "A
heavy tug retarded our march & it vas tate
when ihe head of our column seized The
heights in front of Lnscoliu x Errn but
did sot think proper this evening TO attack
the enemy's position. which was guarded
by 10000 English and 5,Ce0 Spdniards With
artillery.
Gen. Count Relic. after having forced
the position OF Lindus, was to nlanouvre by
his right, TO seize the passes which lead into
the valley OF Has,an end thus obllge the
enemy to retire which would give count Err
Ion an opportunity to deb uche. This
morning at 10 oclotk, the guides were IN
willing to conduct him in this directi7n. the
fog not permitting any thing To be seen at
ten PAGES distant; tcey Conseq uent!y feared
that the column misht be led down a pre-.
clpice, all which determined count Relic
to jcIn the left at Espinel. To morrow he
viii form the attacking column on the left,
should the enemy maintain his position.
Count l;rlon writes me, that according to
nv orders, the central divisions attacked
N<''''Nr- ~ HtSSfst'ii ny Colonel de
Maya. against vigorous resistance On the
part of the enemy. Afscr this defeat the
enemy divided his troops into two ccl
umns, one of which descended the valley
OF basta0, the other took the road to Echas-
ar.
The English sustained a heavy loss in
this action, and We have taken pieces Of
cannon. They suffered an equal less in the
engagement with count Reile; the 10th re-
glment was yearly destroyed, having been
charged with the bayonet Many officers
were killed, and we have taken great
number of prisoners.
have never seen the troops in a better
disposition, nor manifest more awdcur; The
national guards OF Landes and the lower
Pyrenees, and the companies Of mountain
GERS whom have employed on the frontier,
nave rivai!ed the regular troops In zeal and
ardour.
[ognedl The due de DALM6YYA.
Paris, .fUg. Q.
This day was received here the news of
the death OF II. Z. the Duke Of ABRANrEs
(Junot J who died in the midst OF his fam
lily, Of the department of the Core DOR
lBerthier is not dead, as reported via Eng
land
Extract Of letter received b. the schy Pilot ay.
rioe6 at .Nstu-jOrk, dated RoyaH, Esd .7peust.
Ioshiies will oemrnencc agsin with Russ's and
Prussia, and no doubt some desperate conflict will
take place in few days. The Emperor is deter.
mined u it is in his poSver to force his enemies to
his own terms. He has raised again most power.
u army, some say amounting 20 600, 900 men on
his present success depends all hopes of raising
the prices AMI reli wing the market OF the immense
quantity of produce which has been imported to
supply his continental friends
The affairs o! Spain have taken very bad turn
on the evening OF the 2sth and 2oth ut the French
army under Marshal Sout, before the wallis OF Pam.
peuna were completely defeated, lac lost 20 900 men
killed and wounded the wounded arrive in Bor.
aux in such nura bers, that each citizen is obligs
to lodge, feed and nourish from five IN six. The
English have destroyed st. Sebastisns-the inhabit
ants Of BayOnue are much alarmed and sending Ia
bordeaux all tacr vSuab.es