The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-08


-Regnier's corps, as I conjectured, retired
behind the Austrians by Rawa, to this place
they were here overtaken by Gen. Win
zingerode. who attacked them with inferior
force. and put then, To fight, taking prison
er the Saxon Gen. Rostitz, S colonies, ~
other officers, 1900 rank and Ale. with two
colours and7 cannon. The remainder of
this corps pursued their retreat in the tli-
recsion of Glogau, probably not exceeding
five or six Thousand men.
ltremains for me to offer nv congratula-
tons on the signal success which has hither-
To attended the great and uuremittiny eXer.
tons OF the emperor, who in the course OF two
months at tliss season, has continued the
pursuit of the enemy from wilma to the o.
der /: and has united to his own jealous en-
beavers, the decided aud hearty support of
the King of Prussia. aud of the whole popu-
iation OF his dominions, who seem most So
licitous to emulate the Russians in patriot
ic donations, as we'll as in personal service.
!; Iunderstsnd the Polish government, which
Withdrew from Warsaw under Prince Poni-
atowski went, in the first instance. to petri-
kaw, and part with the Prince are gone to
Czentochaw, where it is said come force
has been assembled and / have also un-
derstood that the Polish part Of Rec
nier's corps, after the affair of Kalisck,
took that direction. a Russian corps is
stationed to the southwark of Warsaw, co
observe their motions.
IMPERIAL Head QHarsrrs, Edfish, .V1Arch %, 1915
My LoRD,-in my dispatches Of the 9th
inst. had the honor of reporting my arri-
val at this place and of detailing to your
Lcrdshp the progress which the Emperor
had made in his arrangements, and in prep
rations for the campaign, together with the
mi rcto teE t,n
III carrying on the military operations alrea-
dy begun. These reports Included the con-
cinsion OF treaty of peace and alliance
with Prussia, the notifications of which have
been since exchanged /; also the capture of
Berlin, where Gen. Wittgenstein has estab-
ilshed his Quarters since about the 10th
Instant,
Since that period his Imperial Majesty has
visited the King of Prussia at Breslaw -
Hamburger has been occupied by the Rus
sian forces Lubeck has opened its gates.
The enemy has been entirely driven from
Swedish Ponerania, Mecklenburg, Lauen-
oourg, and all the Prussian territory within
the Eibe.
Detachmenrs of the Russian army have
penetrated Co Dresden, which capital they
now occupy Marsh al Davoust having re.
treated ACROSS the Elbc, and haying DESTROY
ed some of the arches of the magnificent
bridge 1T that place.
A proportion of the Prussian army has
passed the Slesian frontier into Lusatia and
IS advancing towards Dresden.
Three detachments of the division under
Gen. Wittgenstein have by this time crossed
the Elbe one in the centre under Mai.
Gen. Dornl1erg, who is moving upon Hano-
yer. with Maj. Gen. Iettenborn upon his
right in the direction of Bremen and Mai.
Gen. Czchernichef upon his left in the d.
rection of Brunswick.
Id. Walpole is the bearer of the present
dispatches his lordship proceeds by Berlin
and 1 have no doubt but that he will find
It perfectly easy to take his departure from
Cuxhaven.
have already stated that the Prussian
army is in the best state of preparation no.
thing Can exceed the condition of that
part which was assembled at Breslaw on
me Emperor'S arrival, and it is impossible
TO eXaggerate the enthusiasm which has
been exhibited by all ranks of persons thro'-
out the Prussian dominiOns or the Demon
strationssof jay with which the Emperor
hIexand1i' was received.
The King of Prussia has made an excnr.
sion to Berlin, where lie was to see General
D'York.
The inhabitants of SaxoDy have every
where received the Russian forces with ex-
pressions of cordially not inferior to those
OF the Prussiahs the same has occurred IN
MecklenbOurgs
Your Lordshp will see by the printed
reports the manner in which Gen. Tetten-
born and his detachment were received at
Hamburger the same zeal was manifested
IN Lauenborgh; where in a moment, the
French arms were destroyed.
The Baltic ports, and that of Hamburger =.
have been opened by procIamations.
he block 4de of D~-tzic by land contin-
ues, as stat in NV last dispatch, but the
navigation Of the Baltic haVin, opened, G apt.
Scklon lost no tIfne in de.3chiDg come of his
Al Jesty's ships under his command, by
which thar place rs now closely bockaded
by seq; these vessels having already captu.
red two ships which attempted to come j.,
with supplies. The sickness with which
the French nave injected every place they
have entcfcd durins their retreat. RACES m
Dantzic, 2, numbers OF the garrison, as we'll
as OF the inhabitants, are stated to have per-
ished by it,
SPaudAJ Is beseged The Russian rein.
torcelnCuts continue To arrive upon the from
tier, and numbers OF convalescents daily ioin
the ranks OF their respective regiments
have tne honor to We, &c.
CATHCART.
Stockholm, MIroh 2O.-The Major and
Knight Dyer, arrived at ystad, aud on the
nth instant in the brig cutter, Wanna Litst.
bringing the official Information of all Swe.
dish P0nerania and Rugcn. having been
evacuated Oh the OH, by the French troops,