The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05
[Vol. 1O.----No. 54.

t;ary to the court of Vienna.
His Royal Highness tie Prinse Regent
has also been pleased. in the name and, on
the behalf of his Majesty, to app oint Fred
erick WISE, Esq. tn be his Majesty's Consul
General in Sweden.
LONDON, Sent. IS.
The Go.tenburgh Mail. it is said, hss
brought letter to Madame Moreau from
the General her unfortunate husband. Its
dated the 1st or ID inst. or DAYS alter
his melancholy accident. He mekes lieht
OF the wound, and tells Lis wife that he is
not without hopes OF 9 speedy recovery. Al
though writing, 40 doubt. under Inc smart
OF acute pain, nothing escapes Fan that is
merely personal to himself. His mind, on
the contrary, seemed to be wholly absorbed
IN the issue OF The great contest in which I've
had so an1 iously wished to bear an useful
and honorable part. He earnestly entreats
her not to credit the reports which would
not fail TO b. propagatcd, OF defeats ana dis
asiers sustained by the allies He assures
her mat there is no foundation for snch re-
ports. but qnite Otherwise ; fnT every thug
had hitherto gore un well on the side of the
allies Near the ccncission Of His lefter-
h ma<o% come alusicn 20 the bong prosecu
ron and u1sf.slen,ng emmy which he has
met with fsan bOnaparte whom he repre-
seats as having crossed him in ali his pur-
sri,s. The beginning ofhis letter is written
III his cwn hand bus the concloiing pafs Of
1t is written by mis- aid de casnp; a circum-
stance trom which il Is natural TO inter Ell
Their that his strength was unequal to a fur.
ther eHcr', or that his feelings had oyerpow-
cred him.
Napoleon does got appear to have made
any effort to retrieve the disasters of Oudi-
not and Ney.
1t is reportea great battle took place
near Dresden September 10, which ended
in the evacuation Of that place by the
French.
The beseiggs of bantzc have gained
some advantage.
The Paris papers of September %, which
might have had news from Dresden to Sep
TENDER II, are silent as 10 news irom
thence.
The Saxon town of Luckati, with 1000
prisoners, &c. surrendered TO tie Prussi-
ans, August %.
a Wagon load of specie. in value nearly
7oO,0o0l. sterling, brought by the East India
fleet, * landed at Dover, was conveyed
through Canterbury on Friday, under a mi.
iitary escort.
rhe Am. privateeE Rattlesnake G Scourge
we're cruising, about weeks since, mar
Drontheim.
Nine of the crew oe the hate U States
on the sapposi ion of their be;ag British sub
jects.
BERrIN, Sept. 70.
Letters from Vienna say, the Wee Rcv Of
Italy has been defeated with the less Of 5000
prisoners, &c.
altoona, Aug. 81.
For three days past con Journals nave not
broke silence sProtilly IAy,uS: ~ hxa--
my, who, Immediately after the termiea,ion
q the armislice, broke up from Ham5urgh.
and went towards Luneburg which Mace he
took after very severe resistance, "a which
1T is stated ne lost 1000 men and there is
brought daily into hamburgh a grcat many
French wotlnded. Atter this. he vent to
Mecklenburg as the allies did not make
great resistance, and on the 23d his bead
quarters were already in 5chwerin. Yes
terday, 1t was said, ne had even advanced to
Rostock
GENERAL ORDERs--Br GEY. AoReAU.
. Groswtch, II. Quarters, Aug. II.
The sauguiDary struggle for our indepen-
dence is resumed all the efforts ofonr Inns
trious ally.his Majesty the Emperor OF Aus
TRIh. q our own, to obtain . durable peace
without any further boodshed, havs proved
truitless. The design was that we should
have groaned cnder the ignomipiCus Ike for
long time to come. To arms thetef, Re.
ye valiant Russians; Prusslans & Germ ms F,
Our power is formidable, as it possessesb tn
energy and large numerical force. Ills
impetia4 Fl gtKess the Archduke Charles,
IS commandcr in chief Of the Imperial Aus
TRAN army, who have inside COMMON cause
with oufs-r Courage in battle. united with
perseverance, must infallibly prevail
In the name of h 5 Majesty the King Of
Prussia, as general in chief of the allied
army.
The Russian major general and chief
Of the etat-major,
1IoREHU"