The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

tt"e risnt OF tue enemy AT the same time, Count
Lorsu led on the attack in front. The enemy wss
leloseIy pureusd during the rensinder of the day.
I Inc 10th, the enemy still occupied the heights
beyond Peterswalde. At noon the pursuit was cor.
dnued, & he was dislodged from his position len Or
nsno charged ssulr with the division of cavalry
OF the guards, X with Ponistowsk's Polish brigade OF
light horse. The enemy beaten, aud re treat I'd
INTO beher1ia in the greatest disorder. He retired
with SO much precipitation, that we were able to
take but lew prisoners, among whom is Gen. Blu
cher, CON mandng the advanced guard, and OF
Butcher, the Prussiar commander in chief Our loss
WIS., inconadeiab;e The 10Th the emperor slept al
feterswalde, and on the i7th his majesty retained
to Pima
Thielman, retugee-genersl from the service ef
SsSony. with corps of par,sans and deserters hss
appeared upon the Sss, An Austrian psrtizan ooi-
onei is also upon Colsits. Generals Margsrop.
Lefebvre- Desnouettes. and Pire, with some CO.
| Iumns ct Cavalry and Infantry, are in pur-
suit OF these parties, and will probably give coed
account OF them"
| :. September S.
! Her majesty the empress, queen and regent, has
received the following news from the army to the
18th Sept -
"The II. Quarters of the enperer were at Ores.
den.
The duke of Tareatum (Mschonsidl with the
'th, 18th Il 81 corps, placed uponkhe left bank
Oh the Spree. Prince PonistowsSi with the St CORPS
was at Stolpen. All these forces we're thus concen
rated within, days march of Dresden, upon the
right bank OF the Elbe. Count lnbsu with the Is,
corps was at Nellendorf, in sd,1uce OF Feterswal,-
the duke OF Treriso at Pima; Marshal St. Cyr upon
us nesn.s o. '.orns, occupying the passes of Eurs-
en"A.ue ana OF the Geversbere the duke OF B-
Juno at Aitenberg. The prince of Moskwa WIS vt
iorgau with the Ath, 9Th add i2th csrps. The Gnkt
OF hssusa and the king of Naples with the cavalry
OF General LatouF Msubourg, was near Eross,.n
hsyn. HE prince OF Eckmuh was near Rstze-
burg.
The army ofthe enemy in Silesia was upon the
right ot the Spree. That of Bohemia was stationed
que NuAssns and erussians in the plain OF rophts
ano an austrian corps at Marienbdrg The enemy 5
army OF beriin vas at Juntorbork
| "The French Gen. Msrgaron, with = eorrs of
oSerValon, occupied Leipsic The chateau OF Son
nenstein, beyond Pima, has been occupied, fortified
anu Sarrisoned. His majesty has g7en the command
OF iorssu to Coaat Narbonne"
traHkforr, Sept I4.-FIis exceIency the Duke of
Faimy this day had grand review
10. Twelve Thousand three hundred Austrian pri
sohe's are expected here tomorrow. with a mum g.
rous escort. For of accommodations for so ma.
city.
Id. The Austrian field marshal de Mesko and ma
Jnr general de SZeezeny, made prisoners the 97it
N August, at the battle OF Dresden have arrived
mere Three hundred officers, prisoners sat out
this morning for Mayence
10. The third column Of prisoners made on in
Ho'h aod 9th, arrived here ~ day A greater VAR,
OF the prisoners composing this CO unnn are Gn,ii
cans, who requested to be taken into the service
OF the Polish Iroons
20. The fourth column of prisoners taken ON the
9th aud eth August, under the walls of Dresden.
arrived here this day =
~ we continue to pass by this city trqns-
ports OF Russian, Austriao, and Prussan prisoners
ihey maketo esei, Other and mutual re.
proaehcs on the dissst ous days Gf he 9 n and o7ts
OF August The Austrian pris .pprs saw thai tbe;r
amy LaS been Obliged TO make forceJ ma ches M
trsVer''ng the mountains Of 30 ema wilton nour-
sHment' aad without provisions Many o, them
Lave been ten DAYS without eating. In short the
atlT1Dute The loss If hat a.,
RUSSIAN army under General Wittgensiein, and to
MS m"h,suvres ON the approach Of the Austrian ar.
ny, Whieh occasone'T great confusion IN the ranks
he RussiaRs accuse tn AustIisns of nec,a ctinp IN
nrve in the enemy their right and Of aying Il.
shls neglect suffered themselves to be totally aten
ihese disputes are carried very warmly and we
are frequently inclined TO believe that the parties
IN the maintenance of their Opinions viii have re.
course TO their fists Az these prisoners nav. been
well treated sf Dresden and in all their route they
were lodged in the different churches st Dres.
den.
The war is actively carried on betwsen Che Turk
and the servians The latter have received several
checks
The paper Of the 5'h contains letter 10 the
minister OF war from the Duke Of ilbuera (ss,,cher
dated at Villa Franco on the I6 # Sen, da,;,;,
victory obtNined by the mics Of hrr,eon & Cata
iona over the combined armv under Lord E,lw Ben
tack. He says, his lords ID lost in killed. wounded
prisoners and deserters, $500 men, besides baggage
and artillery and that all the new, fron Tsn;se 6
sunta Peniscols, Morella, Tortos,. l. rida snJ NJ
9Wenza IS satisfactory. the garrsons being Il; yood
he'hlh, snd at al times beating the enemy I
PARIS, 4th Oct. 1918.
The Senate was this dav assembled AZ
IL O'Clock under the Presidency of II. S. II.
the Prince Arch Chancellor Of the Emnire
{ Cam6aceres) who having taken his place
spoke as follows
Gentlemen,
bring to the Senate by command If II
NJ. the Emperor and king, the documents
relative to the war with Austria ana with
Sweden.
lhIs communication required bv the
laws OF the state and the will of the sove
reign, has only been retarded bv certain
unforeseen and accidental circumstances
These explanations will add nothing T.
the conviction which you must have derived
from knowledge Of the facts. the inferen-
ces from which cannot be mistaken.
ihere is, nevertheless. gentlemen, one
ca upon which must Fix YOUR attentio.
Inc continuation Of the war is Contrary
10 tue emCe~or's wishes.
lie has done every thing in his mower r.
AVOID the renewal of hostilnies; and even
when the hope Of reconciliation was I,ot
you will zee that II. NJ. manifested his rio
sire that Congress might be assembled r.
TABOR seriously in order TO concilate the in.
teres q the belIig rent powers.
II. .. ii. having finished his speech. the
TO- d" ing 'ihciai documents were rcd Nv
the secretaries
Report 10 his 4Naiesty TIC emheror e,,d