The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-23

the 2sih ult With the Newfo,itd,sn5 A.s, sssh Z.
also arrived in the Channel.
For several weeks past, there have been many
rre"." "eeiscs IA The co,.ntry, waiting tile arri, ~
% s"'s nom The ether sie, To take certain spscif
;arSpeE To France h"i H., To- the prcsrnt ncroJ
none OF the Vessels .iected have arrived 4, IL
ieaSonab, co'Jvetured, thst i'e French house, in
eresteu iu those transactions, would no. Will, ia
iio" aiy delay TO u taking the bc,.nt q, ~.
| ''enS-s uniess s,ey we're th~p~n into u..ccrtAnty
| respecting HonaPar,e $ actual situation.
| :, November 9a.
n's"ch p"pers were yesterday received TO the
2Sth INST They contain tie 96tl and 27,h Rus .;ms
oIs"ss oileia dispatches from pain, pmd other ia
.snsenee. he 2Oth 5ui!etn is dated Rcrow SIX the
-'' Oh Oetoner, au the :. ia from Verey., L,th To-
the. south Oh the Grand roa,! to smoleuskD bur a
great nisthc. from IL IL appea's 10 have been the
uessh OF o"otDarte IN hsrctreat from Mp,eow tu
Htve advanced TO halonga and ke,I'a but i,arn;,r
That II was Tie iftcnt.o oil the h.ssinnso nic,..nt
ms sdSance,he moved to Maordavtsch Here AN en-
Sasahen took Place the 2iti., IN eh IN. i,is.
slans t'n1gh they were sdvautaeeoisv pos,, a on,
the nesht' were defeated. The details are OK ,renr-
seanty, aud frcm the eoniuse.i ..,.Ger il. wish
they are related, indulge the belief that N, CON
'ar. rs the fact; Ii is in What dr.cticu H.,
retrcated, Tor The French burst not follow thenl-
It's evident had ia. French gained THIS battle t,,,
woe'u nave nee"p.cd ka.o"ss and Iou.. Al Ma
'o'uN'n'n oo'N C"ssacs axe mpted ~ surprise snd
MAKE bonapartc prisoner They attacked te rear
of ms position, "n', took six pieces oil cannot but
failed in their principal object, the French E,ipe-
ror having principally removed his head quarters to
l
nave been blown UP, ana the garrison have j,,ne,l
the main army. he bulletins slew in a strong light
| Tie 'Iileuilita under which Bonsparts lsuours in
| conducting his retreat The Cossacs har,ss tho
French every where--,hey steal upo- their flank 81
the'r rear-take them by sarprsr ard AIRY off bag
| gage and cannon. They make their sudden attack
with loud huzzas, and call Ii,apa;tr's Gu,r,;s ,h..
" Fops OF Paris"
| Yesterday mail from Corunna reached town
| ro"sht by the Duke of Mortros. packet, whvh
S"''''' %" the 10Th inst.-the papers do contain
when part OF the force uud Cc,. 81 III lad ne,i
lbs Lords"'p at Rnede, and the remainder was in
| communication The private Letters however men
uon lew additional facts, which corroorated in
| some respects by the DISPATCHES in the French
papers They state that the enemy having repair
cd some OF the bridges the Douro had manifested
an intention OF crossing The Sta intercept the
| communication with Salamanca General HI who
was mehaced by a force from Madrii, hal been or
ueredto Joln-and that the army afterwards retro
graded IN the direction OF Salamanca, where Lord
w eilngton's head quarters fixed on the 6 II
y very considerable body of troops still however
remsined on the Douro, AMI some skirnisins hsd
taken place. The Csrunna papers estimate the
whole OF the allied force It 100 ojO iuen-brt we
should deem this computation exaggerated IL is
believed that Snut hes dispatched a corps IL 70 Es
tremadura from Madrid.
lo.morrc~ the Prince Regent will go in state to
the honse ct Lords, at ociock, to open the par
lament 10y speech from the throne, an il is under
stood that the Speaker will take the Chair ut one
as no member can take his seat, on that day. who
has not been sworn previous the Princes arrival
The Imperial Grown of these realms, which has
been cleaned and repaired 'or the occasion, will b-
| carried IN procession with .a'icence, under the
personal the lord High Steward the War
qns OF Hartford. fhs I'D 'ress viii he moved in the
tions~ OF Lords ny the harCli Of Qarensberry and
,'%t "a the C"m.moos by Lnri Give, and seconded
by 'lr 'i1rte Davis Amendments. by MIR Can
MAG and Mr. Whthread, art. talked Of.
The '.ioa and iih1nix cutters arcied at Tari rut,
on Tie -ls', from C"rnnnH, in SIX IaysT:.es bring
no dispatches, hut they con,r in repor tug that
and I.6 min. ri III,
that the united army l,ad pro, eedc,i towar,s Sas-
manea after nj ring hat;it to ia. uy, W. ch H..
dec'oed THIS is melancholy %: the state IF
ANA ;, sacr the m'er ne IS, that the allies
oiNs ~ pursued III ;he Frrrct, h.t their Unly alter
native was to halt, and Offer bat! Ministers, it i.
sad. have receive no such accounts
We uniegs an. hat ln sail uf a line is fiipetes
ahd ~ KIp b :s &iv - te fieI for the MA .rican
sa'inn freely. Le Rain, ~, now in Plymouii,
9""'l, rs one az tie frigatrs. ihe ..nirai', have
adopted me pit,csd at incrrs sing the crews oftc
- gun rigates VT. 10 additional hands the So -t,n
ti1sstas "'th 80 scti',onsi !suds and Pmn-i - in
proportion. To 'nee. on equal terms large 4.
mertcHm ~ .a'es.
We understand that it has been determined tn sub
Ieet f'nerics TO the ineonN enence which must re-
suit from stop being put TO her exp rt trade aud
th", in consequence II ss decision, all applications
tor licences To ,niport American produce are re-
fdsed by the Board OF i r>Ie.
The Wsrsp'c, al ~ guns, IS Intended to take out
Lord Nora t" ind.a. Ills Lord. zip and rain.ly are
now at Donnins ION but they do not expect to de-
pant TIL February next.
Coax NrvI2
AMERICAN PRISONERS or WAR-Tu.s-
day orders we're received for the removal Of the Sc
versl seanen belonging 10 the American ycss@ls IA
this harbor, sent in 10y our cruisers, On board his
Nisjcsty's ship Stork, Captain Coulsuu, pr-para-
tory to their being sont to England the first fair
wind
FALMOUTH, Nov. II.
Sailed the outward bound Bermuda aud Hall
tax fleet, about IL sail, under convoy OF the Mi
nerya.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 90.
The Victorious, II, Capt. Talbot, will sail TO.
morrow for the North american station the
Elephant, ~ sailed yesterday. The itevenge,
~, will aa in - few days Tor the Mediterranean
! BUFrALoE, Jan. S.
TIE di;edse, which it expected would have
fsaiinanrnI lin. setfi,.r.ir