The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07

whilst he is otcrdlirg an another direction
Until the present time, continual rains have
hrevented The execution Of 1nanv Mons
which will succeed hereafter. The army
OF the Prince Royal of Swedea is on the
right OF the Elbe ana be does not appear
disposed to risque passage.
October G.
Letters from Dresden announce that on
the 30th Sept. II. NJ. the Emperor was IN
tlat city, and enjoyed the best health. In
seems by news direct from Vienna. that dis.
union begins to shew itself amrny the Goa
esced powers The superior officers of the
coniederated armies, see with Jealous re-
pugnance, the deserter jonini. at the head
of the military Councils. The Boheniars.
who since the war of 1857 had not seen any
armies in their country, complain of tie ra.
pacity Of the Russians and Prussans. and OF
the e5;o'b'tant contributions to which they
are e. posed.
lNsPaucx, Sept. 81.
We have just received by an express, the
News that division Of reserve. OF th- army
of Italy. commanded bv Gen. de t;ril1en-
era, Mid de Camp to II. s. ". the Prince
Nceroy, has entered Brixen Yesterday, and
re established the communication with ms
pruck, thus protecting the Iyrol. and GOV
ering the read from Lien;z towards the
Pestherthal; the Austrian troops who had
advanced as far as the deii!e Of Brenner
'e'' back in grea, haste 4, the first news Of
the arrival Of the French troops. The com
r.1unication between Germany and lta,v
thro' the Tyroi, is also perfectly free.
altoona, Sept. 90.
We learn from the frontiers OF Lauen-
bourg. that the French and Danish ARMIES
have taken concentrated position between
the Stekn'tz and The Wskentz IT is Ger.
tHiD that on the 25th of this month, Gen.
ih'eb'rlt entered the city of Eutin, with
three sGpaHrons.
From tie frontiers Of Ho1ony. e6th Ser.
The corps If Marshal Anecreau. which
was expected in Saxon Voigtland. has tnkeo
| another direction TO repair on the Saale. He
has traversed the large forest IF Ihurincia.
which separates Franconia from Saycnv
and directed his mar,h towards F.rfur,h
Wcirnsr and Jena. According to sore sd-
vices from the Northern frontier of Bone
| mia, Prince de Shwartzenherg, had caused
| to he performed on the 18th and following
days. an offensive noveTen to large por-
t'on or his armv-Two Russian CORPS. com
banded by Prince de Wirternbrrr-. and
Gen. Count Pahlen, were to advance in the
road oW hnslig 70 Pima and Dresden
"hi!e the corps 5'armee of Gen. Wiucen-
| Stein. aud the Austrian CORDS d'a~mee of
! Sount Coiloreio were r. debouch THROUGH
Znnwade ard Alserberg. towards D;lpol
diswalde, aud the Prussian corps d'armee
commanded by Prince Augustus Ferdinand
or FruSS in person, through Eherstlorff
unon oeyda and Fryherg. Al these corps
d'armee were to advance upon Dresden /;
but the attacks made by the French corps
d'armee of Count J,obau. and IF Marsb,,
st Cyr, have frustra, ed the projects of the
enemy. who after losing p great rnanv zen.
| were forced 70 fall back upon AusIinp Ton.
| lltZ. The Prince of Schwartzenbnrph's
Head Quarters remained in that civ.
PARIS. October 7.
Her Majesty this day attended in person
before the Senate, and delivered a speech of
ten minutes length, which made an impress
sion profound and affecting She was fol
lowed III her discourse by the Duke of Eel
tree, Minister OF War, and Count Repnaud
de ST. Jean d'Angelv. orator of the council Of
state. The first presented an imposing pic
tura OF the resources of the French En-.
lperor.-The second spoke of the great i'm
lpoTtancc OF the present contest 70 France.
CAssEL. Oct 8.
The order and tranquility we have eni,v
cd in Nur city and neighbourhood. since the
departure of the Russians, is owing 70 the
activity 81 the national guard IItoGhcars
by this that Russians here bcru ak C1ssoI ~
VIENNA, Sept. S.
According to news received from the
camp before Tcpl;tz. dated the I'd inst. II
M. the Emperor Alexander has conferred
on FRINGE Schwartz enbure. the Order of
St. Andrew; on Field Marshal Lieut..
Count Kadelzki, the Order If St. Anne.
hrst class; on Field Marshal Lieut.. Coun,
Jerome EoIoredo, the Order of ST. Alex
ander, aud on +. Marshal Lieut.. de HAN.
Chi. tue Order of St. Anne, 6rst class.
Hls Majesty the Emperor of Austria has
been pleased to confer on the Russian Cen.
Of cavalry, Count Wittgenstein, the Order
OF Maria Theresa.
DRESDEN. Sept. 90.
! The Prince Of Moskwa has forced the posts Of
me S"eeish army at Wsrtenburg, and has Obliged
tne enemy to r"psss the river, and withdraw his
bridge. Tie division OF GuiiIeaot has entered Des
s"u' The Swedish guards attacked yesterday twice
thi' isst city aud vsre repnlsed with lees
ksREnBURo, Sept %.
great latte appears inevitable between the
French army concentrated upon the right bank of
t3e t0e' and tie enemies armies under Gen. Blu.
cher, and that Of Sweden
The French army is posted between nautzen and
Ioreau and suuder the Prince of Moskwa. the
Duke Of Tsrentum, the Duke of Rasusa. Prince
Pom a,owsk and the King Of Naples Beiluno. ST.
Cyr and l.obau, are IN Bohemia.
FURTHER FROM FRANCE.
a gentleman VINO was , passenger in the
Eneineer, NewBedford from France. in
ltotms that the Empero~ had lost much OF
ms popularity hGd that the recent military
ieveDis were considered unfavorabIe 70
France. a new corscrintion e $50 QUO
men had been ordered. An additional ar.
my Of so OO0 trorps uss ,r,,r.l,:.... .