The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-30

harges # cava, ,o,k place The enemy
rite astOnishes, to find before them ~ ar
! 10 0oe whea hey believed va vsrc cutire-
destitute If IL, retired in disorder. Til.
red lai.-ere OF the guard were composed
chieh3 ofvoiuntecrs from Paris and its en-
vrops. Gen. Levebre Desncuettes. aud
Gen .lher. their colonel, bessow on them
the ST. stes, praise. In this sff>;r of cavalry,
Gen pruvc!e. an officer OF the light cavalry
OF the bish.s; distinction, had his leg carried
! away BIZ bali.
Gen. Regnier repaired with the Saxon
corps 10 the heights beyond Reichenbach
ard pursued the enemy Quite to the village
OF i rticnd9rf--Night found us a lecyue
from Goeriit1. Athonsh the day had been
very long, sinre we fnrnd ourselves leagues
IN n the Id az BATHS. a 4 &c troops had
experienced 50 n'uch ia,ieue, the Frerch
army sight have slcEt ~ e eli Z but the
erem. hsd hedy e their rear guard upon
height in front Of this tcwn, and another
half uour oEdav lisht wou'd have been re
cessary ~ hsve turned it By the lett. The
Emperor thcref re ordered that we should
take up Onr quarters.
In the battles or the goth and 9fst> the
Wur ernGYrg general Erarquemont sid
Gen Lorencez were wounded. Our loss on
those d'ys . az be estimated at II or
! J 5000 killed CT wounded .--,,he evening Of
the 221, ~ Z O'Clock. the grand Marshal
Duke Of Fro J Ouroc) being upon small
emiaencc, cow arsine with The Duke of Ire
v'so and Gc>. kirgeuer all three being on
foot. ffct eufficitntly distant from the fire
zone 81 the issS cannon balls Of The enemy
passsNiInear che Duke cf Trevisc, struck
g'% Brard Mas'sffa' !, and killed Outright Gen
eirEeTer. the Duke of y3rioul perceived
! 'het be as mcrtally wounded. RI exnired
ny a.. a
pests vs'ic pfrced On thr army had taken
F, 80 its quaNier; the Emperor went To see
the DIXIE Ut hriouls FL fonnd HIM in pr
| feet p,ssessic- Of MS mind ard exhibling
the greatest cn'nrsttre. The Dixie press
| ed tie hand Of the emperor and carried 4,
| % his-lpsA Al my lie, said he, ha. b. en-
| devoted 10 your service, am oniy r.rret
1t on account Of he uli,ity which it nigh,
stu rave been TO you. Durccl said the
emperor 81 him. there is another lie it IS
h"reyou goto await re, AMI there we shall
me day meet again. Yes. Sire. bat il SHALL
De IN thlsty wears, ~hes you shalt have thi-
| umpned over your enemies. and realized al,
he n pes of our country. have lived q,
| = vest man.
Ireproach myself with nothing. leave
d lighter, your majesty will be to her a
| father.
The Emperor pressing with his right hand
the Marshal, remained a quarter oe an hour
With his head supp rfct in his eft hand
with he most pr { md silence The mar
shall first broke this silence IN. Sire. -
fFre, siis sigAf diStr6sses uou The Err
peror isaring uron the Duke Of Dalr1at;a
and the Grand Squire let he y Ike If Fri
| 'Ul, with Ut being able 70 81 a7y thir = hu
| these words. farf7veN. then my friend :
HIS maj sty entered his tent and received
no orc daring the night.
The 23d, at nine o'cio x in the morning,
Ger. Hegn'er entered G. erIitz. Bridge
we've thrown over the Neiss, and the army
passed this river
On the 23d in he evening, the Duke Of
ielluno vas upon Gatze burg; Count Ian
ST n h3d bis head on rters AT HocSirch :
Court Regnier in f. MT of Trotssendorf unon
he Dad of Laubau. and Count Bertrand in
| the reor 81 the sue iiiase. The Duke Of
IareH am ha%uron Schoerburg The Em
pc or y as at eEoerliz. & hag Of truce sent
" he enemy brouglt letters which il is be-
veFed treated OF proposition for an arms
| to-.
| The enemv retired By Bapslau and T.au-
| bau into S,'esia. All Saxonv is deIiyereo
! n M it's ercmies, anil On RE 10 rnine. oe rh,,
9TH, the French amy will be in SiesIa.
he ersn = has Burnt much Of his bag
| gage blown ND many parks of art:!ler,
a'd scattered in he villages great nun
Der OF wouTde3 Those which thev were
! able - carry oif in their Wagons had no.
| their wounds dressed. The inh4bitants es
t'ma'ed the nu'"ber at more than 1900
More than 10 coo wounded remained in on
| power.
| The town Of Coerlltz, which contain
from to 10000 Inhabitants, received tn
French as heir deliverer5.
| The city OF Dresden and she Saxon minis
try have used the greatest &C .ivi,y in pro
vjding FOR the army, which has never en-
! joyce greater abundance.
Although great antity of rnuni,icns ha.
been Consumed, tie workshops Of Torgar
and Dresden, and the convoys which arrive
by the care OF Gen. Spr5ier, keep our artiI
iery we'll furnished.
! There is news from Glogau, Custrin, ant
stett:n. An these places we're in goot
state.
| This account of tie battle os Wurtrser
can only b. considered as z sketch. Tbs
tstst major general will correct the rer .rts
which shall make kno~n the Ulcers. sol.
! diers x corps who have Distinguished them
selves.
| In the little battle of the 22d, at Riech
enbach we have ascertained the certaiiit,
mat cur youpg cavalry is, with equal nu,a.
| bers, superior to that OF the enemy. We
| have not been able to take any coiors the
enemy always withdraw them from tn,
field OF battle. We have taken cniY Il
cannon-the cnegy blew UP their parks