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


The London papers contain nine official de spatch-
e. from Gen. Stewart, Lord Csthcart, MIR. Thorn
ton aud Ad Moore, detailing the great events whish
have recently occurred in Germany. We are only
allowed to give sketches of them.
No. I-frorn General Stewart, dated Zehista,
Aug. 81, announces the determination Of the allied
Austrian, Russian and Prusssn sr.ny, which army
had assembled in Boheuiia, to debouche into Ssxo-
ny and Lusatia. This army is commanded by
Prince SehwartZenberg, having Gems. DE folly,
Wittgenstein, M.llsradoych, aod Kieist under him.
While this army advanced, Gen Butcher, with the
corps of General D'York, Lachen and LanEeron.
was to advance from Silesia usatia, and threat.
the French front On the entrsaee of the allied
grand army into Saxony, smart combat had
with st. Cyr, aud Bonnet, who we're beaten and re-
treated towards Dresden. The French grand army
then posted itself in its entrenched camp Eieben-
stein, aud round aud in Dresden, where Bonspar,e
arrived from Silesia ON the Esd Aug. On the 26u,
the allied army took positions round Dresden and
on that day regiments of Westphalian( Jerones)
Hussars deserted from the French Il joined the allied
army. General Butcher advanced in Ses;a TO the
Bobr, where he wa, attacked by Bonapsrte in per-
son. on the 2lst Aug with upwards OF 100 600 uen,
and after the most gallant resistance obliged to
retire, first behind the ka,zbseh, and then upon ia.
ner, on the esd, with eonsiderabis loss
No IV--from Gen. Stewart, IS dated AItenhere
Aug. 29th, and tsts,es, that on the 9Th, the allied
army assaulted Dresden, in seven columns, three of
them headed by Prince Augustus of Prussia, Count
Coieredo, and Prince Maurce--that Tremendous
esnnouste eusned-that the allies penetrated 10 the
wsls, bnt were unable to enter the city when
sortie of 50 600 being made, great conflict
saed, in which the cavalry but not the infantry |
were engaged, and at night the French returned.
The day wss encommonly stormy. Gen. Moreau
wss this day MORALLY wounded, having both his
thighs broken by cannon ball, while in conversation
with the Emperor OF Russia. The allied loss this
day esiiu.sted at 70cS--the French, loss larger
Gen. Butcher advanced again into Saesis on the 2i,I,
aug. The Austrian Gen. Newbsg slsU advanced
in the direction Of 2tsu.
No III--is Also from Gen, Stewart, and dated AZ
- lin k...Aa nial MIN mill
der, the 2oti,, and ga+e account OF brilliant
action between a Russian corps under Count Oster.
mann and pursuing French corps under Generals
Vanlamrne snd Bertrand: in which the Russians
captured three standards, inside several hundred
prisoners, sud killed and wounded 900o, with the
loss OF 5000 silled su6 wnunded--snoug the latter
were several general Officers.
No. iV--:s also from Gen. Stewart, dated Top.
Etz, Aug. 81. and announces the complete defeat &
capture of Vandanne's corps, with that celebrated
chief, and several Generals. This letter he's been
given entire. CT 1his Gen. has passed Vienna
far Russia.
No. Wis letter from AID. Moore, dated of
Rosto'k, Sept. Q, and states that the Russian Gen
Neeezak had beaten the French, and compelled
them to evacuate Wismar; and that " in cense
quence of the victories of Bernadotte, Cosnt Wal
modem was allie TO resume operations against Mar
shaI Davoust at Sehwerin /"
OWLS from Mr.. Thornton, the British Mi
mister to Bernadottes army, and 10 given at Length
in preceding paper.
No Wills Priree, Bernadotte's Bulletin, dated
tuterboch, Sept. 9th, announcing his victory over
Marshal N,y, (wbo bad lett Siiesa) Oudinot, Der.
trand, Regnfer and the Duke of Padua. This able
war paper was given at full length 1t deveiopcs the
great TALENTS of the Crown Prince.
Ne. Willis from Lord Cathcarr. dated at TOP.
htz, Sept 1, and states in an able manner, the war
events reeounted in Gen. Stewards letters. He par
xcularly mentions with regret the wound Of Gen
Moreau. The allied array reached T oplit2 on the
10Th, and there established their III q. His Lord
'' ,,.n alds,,
etSweder, and by Gen. Blucher, will probably in
haence the future movements of all the armies
fhe gallant expists of the 29th and 9Cth uesr Jop
htz, have had every consequence of decisive victe
ry.n
No. IX--is also from Lord ,Catheart. dated Sent
/, announcing officially that General Blueher had
Informed his Prussan Majesty, that he attacked the
French OF the Bobr, on the 99th Aug. defeated him,
took Gen Fottow, and most of Msrshs! Maedo-
neos staff prisoners, with two eagles and 81 pieces
OF cannon--snd that FROM the 18th to the 2gtb, he
had taken Is, 600 prisoners and nearly 100 pieces oil
cannon. Twenty two pieces of cannon have been
collected in addition to the 90 taken the 3oth ut
L7er CnIm, and several more ammunition Wagons
Then follow Gen. Blucher's order announcing his
victory over the French and Bernsdotts's bulletins
Selected from London aud Frencb Papers re.
ceived at Boston BY the shib Eyie from
France Ella Falmouth EnS1
LoNpow, Sept. %.
VIZ OhlSO VI Inc CItOWN PktNtkI-<OF
GEN. BLUCHER--sx OF THE ALLIED AR
My IN BOHEMIA.
The following Extraordinary gazette vss publish
ed st late hour this morning;
FoREIsN-OFFIcs. Sent 81.
Dispatches OF which the following are co lies and
extracts, were last evening received by Viscount
9sstlereagh, from Edw'd Thornton, Es1. from his
ExcelIency Gen. Niscount Cathcart and from Lieut.
Gen the Hon. sir Chsrles Stewart K ID dated Ju.
terboch, Sept s, and Topltz, Sept I, and slst Aug
1918.
ToPLGTz, September 1, 1913.
My Lord--Itis with the greatest satisfaction have
the honor 10 acquaint your Iorlship that at the
moment Of the departure of the Messenger FISH
Err, for England, Dispatch received from Gen.
Blucher, dated Holsten, in Silesia, the sOth ult.
which informs his PrNssisn Majesty that he attack
al again on the 29h inst position behind the Bobr
river, and completely DEFEATED THEN Il took
Gen. Futtow and the greatest part OF Marshal NJ
:lona'1's Staff, Prisoners also two eagles and "a
pieces of cannon taken
FFom the Goth TO the 90 h, the CORDS of Cen PIu
cher las taken 900 prisoners aud near 100 pieces
Cf cannon
When the psieer the besrer of this Jispateh. left,
Gen. Bueer's H. Quarters on the soth n report
was received Of Gen. Horn having entered Duntzlau
that day.
great deseTtion he'd taken place in the French
army, and the peasaBtry of Siesa began to take an
seuTe part in collecting the prisoners after the diff
fer MT actions
twenty-five pieces Of cannon have been collected
IN sddto1 10 the 90 alluded 70 rs having been taken
m 'he action OF the 30th near Culm, & several nere