The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13

I Dispatches have also been received
from Mr.. Thornton, dated Juterboch the
10Th, which state that Gen. Butcher, who
had retired on the approach of Bonaparte
was sgan advancing and was harrassing
the enemy on their retreat. His advanced
posts had been at ReinS henbach and Wur.
hen. in order to relieve Gen. Hucher
from the menaced operation of Bonaparte,
an Austrian corps of so. 600 men had mar
ched IN the direction of Zulau, aud expec-i
ted to arrive lii communication with Gen.
Butcher on the 18th
I" We understand that Monituer of the
20tn has been received, but that it does
nor Contain any military intelligence of inn
Portancc. 1t might have brought accounts
from Dresden as late as the 18th
he conveyance that brought this Msni
tuer = said to have brought private letters of
ths 2O;h from Paris which mention that
Bonaparte has Quilted Dresden, and was
expected at Paris immediately
AUGSBURG, SEPT. S.
We have just received accounts from vi
emma they state, that the dispositions of the
liungarians are no wise favorable to the
present war. The Palatine of Hungary az
rived IN great haste at Vienna, TO confer
With M'nsters.-The Austrian general
IN !liyfia; but he every where found the
French ready to receive him he effected
nothing, nor gained any advantage. The
he adj quarters of the Prince of Reuss, who
covers Austria. are still at Wells Let
tcrs from Munich have Just announced to MS.
that Gen. Wrede's corps d'armee put it
self IN march on the 3lst Sept after having
heard or the great victories of the French
army.
MILAN, SEPT. IL.
We have received the following details
respecting the assault upon the .entrench-
ments Of Festuz -
On the ID September, whilst Lieutenant
General Count Grenier was making pre-.
parations tor this attack, the Prince Vice
roy ordered several columns by the noun =
ta!hs to take en- repers the enemy's works
1T ) III the afternoon those work. were at
lacked IN front, by battalions marched up
on the other side of the mountain, notwith-
standing the cifficu lilies Of the ground. and
the obstacles which the enemy had prepar-
ed. The attack was brisk and not tor a
moment doubttul.-The entertainments
were carried amidst cries of " Vipe RIM
heronr."
The enemy was routed and pursued for
more than two leagues. a reinforcement
OF three battalions of grenadiers, which ar
rived had not time to form. The one which
ied was alone able to make a charge. Our
young soldiers did not deign to answer
their fire, but threw themselves upon the
enemy with the hayonet. The night. and
dreadful weather, prevented us from pursu
Tag the enemy farther. That day cost him
400 men killed aud wounded, and we have
taken $50 prisoners.--On our side we had
SO Killed and 200 wounded. Officers and
soldiers have we'll conducted themselves
We have not to regret the loss of any Off
Ger of rank. Yesterday the conmunica-
ton OF the troops of Gen. Grenier was
established by the road Of Loc!,el. The
Prince Niceroy Immediately ordered ti.a.
they should proceed in demoilshng The
works constructed by the enemy in Festuz,
and upon Mount Loetel.
FRONTIERS OF sAxoNY, sPPr.il
Since the coaesced powers 1e-entered
bohemia nothing has taken place Lstreen
them and the Frenci army. Marshal S,
Cyr's corps now form the advance, On the
frontiers Of Bohemia. 1t is said that the
Emperor Ut Austria is now at Toplitz and
that the Emperor Of Russia and King of
Prussia, are in the town of Leutmerig&.
Ply1uonth Fyar Of