The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05

/" Gen. Adlsrareut. has acquired the particular
esteem Of his Royal Highnsss. Gen. Tsvast K Count
Luwedhielm have received If mis- highest
satiafactiou.
" His Royal Hishnessi Is in good health"
". Sept. IS.
Ex,yaet from the 1spssjsh bulletin efske C,ossn
Prince Of Sweden, Aatsd H. QHusars, JnteYboeh,
Sept 30
IS There IL an account of the death of gen. Moreau
on the 8th inst
Every day brings fresh proof that the eouse-
quenees Of the battle of Dennewitz are q greater
weight than were at FIRST expected. 1t is already
calculated that 10000 prisoners, 50 cannon, sp.
wards OF 400 ammunition Wagons, three pair OF
lours, and one standard were taken.
\ "The marshal Prince OF Echmuhl had, in the
pight between the I'd and Sd of September, lett
Soh~erin with the whole OF his army. Considering
the strong positonin which he was this motion APP
pears to be consequence of the progress made by
the sllied army on n. side OF Ssxony.
: "Gea. Vandamne's corps d'armes was annihi-
lated S.;h Angus. on the road from Toptz to Pc
sers~siie. This ~eral, with five other generals,
aud 1900 men, were made trisonsts, 10 pieces OF
artle cry taken. After these favorable affairs
the conibineI army again mqIsd forward from 3D.
hernia ,nto Ssxony, and on .'e sth OF Scpte niber
narcled by the way Of Petc-svade and hitenbcry,
sg~inst -P,ras and Objectionable strong d.tach.
ments. supported by large bodies Ct reserve. are d
rected into the enepys rearto cut CT his coninHni
cations During this time the Emperor Napoleon
had again gone towards Siesia. with his guards and
sonae other troops, the Prince Of Mo.kwa was to
eoTer his lett flank, aud aftsr that he shonld have
beaten the army under his Royal Highness, YVES TO
have turned part Of his force against Neisse The
occurrences OF chs 9th have spoiled this plan .he
army OF the Prince OF Moskwa is dsperssd--it mas
lost two thirds of its artillery, all its ammunition and
baggsges aid upwards oil % GOO men.-erhe Enps-
rOr Napoleon is ratiring towards Dresdsn. The ar
my OF Genera on Butcher follows him, aud will n,
~ probability cause MIN severe loss. The united
urkp of he. nrtI, pF. Germ =,
Communication. by its left wing, with the army OF
3i'esia. =.
General Benainsen follows all these move.
ments."
Gocy Of q kcner from an c55cer nigh ar TIE, StsG
III Gen. B!ucher's army, date! Ho!itein, rcer
Lossen5erg, ing. so.
Sour victory has been far more complete than l
imagined when wrote 20 you last. The day after
the battle, We found in the steep and woody vslies
OF the rapid Nesse and Kstzbsch, the guns & tum
brls CT the eueDy. We have taken more than 100
guns, and 500 arr muntion Wagons and feld tory
$4,000 prisoners are already brought in mere az.
rive every hour. ALI the roads between the katz.
baeh and the Fohr shew the effect of the panic that
struck oar enemies-dead bodies, overturned yehi-
| ces, vsges in ashes st every step.--Macdonald's
army - almost entirely disbanded: their retrea
having been cut off by the overflow of the rivers the
fuaitives wander about in the woods and mountair
| and commit excesses for want of food. ] have had
the alarm bells rnng, and sent the peasants out
to kill or bring them in.
=" Yesterday the division Puthaud was annihilated
in this neighbourhood Ii overtaken and forced
into action with its on The Bohr. After some
| eannonadng, the attack with the bsyonet began ;
one part was Killed, the other thrown into the river
or taken-gensrsls, officers, eagles, &cs The wes.
Their is drsadful; is rains necessarily during the
battle we bad a hurricane blowing in our faces The
men pass the nights in the open fields buried in mud
most all without sboes-they pursue the enemy thro'
the Overlooking country, up their necks in water.
without being able to get any nourishment, as the
deserted villages yield none, and carriages cannot
bring it up.
"Ths greater part Of the Lsndwehr bay. on,v
linen pantaloOns, and are without eloaks; our arny
having been augmented from 10000 to gro 600 ana
the resources OF country beforehand exhauste.,
there was no material nor money to get oloething
"The soldier has not even spirits TO revive him
Ia these fatiguing Marches because it cannot be had
in AIRY quantity, and, nevertheless, he is content
suffers every possible hardship and prvstion " til
patience, anu attacks tae enemy with hrmHess and
vgouri Our new levied infantry equals the old lie.
| vesi the Landwehr emulates the regulars--I nv
self have formed 60 battsGons and 40 spuadrons IN
Slesa Of these, rs batta!ions and GO scuadrons are
in the field, the rest in fortresses.
Within eight days (fron the 18th to the Goth
of August,) our army Tough. eight severe actions.
do not mean trifing eGes) IN several CT which we
lost from TO 5000 killed and wounded and we
have fought one great batts and three actions since
September as.
Extract Of letter froIa ST. Sebastians, dated Sen.
TENDER 9.-This place 10 now altogether in our
hands, the castle having capitulsted yesterday.
"A permanent arsenal will probably be established
ct 50. S@bastians, where the strength of the place
viii render the stores AT Bilboa the safety
depends entirely upon our army being fnssers Of
the country in front. 1t is very extraordinary that
not word is known of King Joseph since the dsy of
Vittoria We have Joke about bin here--fcr we
not only venture on joke, bat enjoy one more
heartily than at any former time--we say that the
last place from which he sent news of himself TO his
Imperial brother Napoleon, was Irua.
BREsLAU, Sept. A.
The Prossian and Russian corps under the CON-
mand Of tie general of cavalry Won Blucher, have
taken in the whole 1o3 pieces Of artillery, $4,000
prisoners, and at least 50 ammunition Wagons from
the enemy.
Lord Aberdeen, English Minister to our Court.
arrived on the Sd inst at the head quarters in Toep.
litz.
The Court Gazette announces, that IN the aiIairs
which took place on the Goth and 9Th, under the
walls Of Dresden, we have to regret the loss OF the
brave Andrassey, and of the Russian general Ne.
listened The general Of artillery Count GiuIsy an
generals Marcassay end Frsnberger, OF the srtiIe.
~, were wounded. Generals Mesco and SDeszen,
are missing.
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