The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-12
Vol. 9.----~--nTo. 90.

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Two standards, sixty seven tf;;c.i.s nrt,,s r.
tat M"j'r ard 30c9 pm, on.r,. l.+i,,. !,
great numacr wiiich The tnrmy h@u lc.rin
N"''u ard wounded and th;t il: ..,so-
! f"ehce 81 Vie 'ictWY. tie Gen. a ~cii>i.;t,,
S,'"e""|f. Cen. - fiirace, Tif.k, ~,
= met al Nc Eat Mnjor, D'LIeyf. (seny
sanI'hs & Htemcat, 1--WE Co.'s. Is F.;e,,t,
C"is 224 Officers, 700 soldiers. iu.;,,,I;u,.
NV" fh'"e regiments Of cpva!ry. hDC }. ri
Gown 'ht~ arms Giter witch he had at
lacked g sfio(ccn and lis army in rast;, :.
me bcreSina, near Stanciiuski, and tef,
ca nun. he enemy made The utmost re.
ISSUANCE IN orderto save His bagraee as
much % possible, and then burni hi. br,lc..
which was soon re. estabishcd On the A}ern
ne took ore thonsaud FIVE hundred ,,;son.
e's and enc Carmen ; on the 9Th 10 carna,
-"ho ne states that tie ba.Rape taken
from the enemy filled "a space of b.Ir y
VerSt, so as not to be able to pass alop,r :;
on toct or on horseback. Having estabii;;sbs
eo ms bridge, ne was preparing TO ;o;n i,
pursuing the enemy. "'
=" admiral 'rchicharefT rc,,c,..s
29th. that the enemy, havinp in vo;, . .s'
tempted TO force the Beresins at Re-
SOW, found a position at the ,I;stnnca
'hir'een Versts, where he estab,i.beJ
,pS'ery OF thirty pieces of cannon bv wbict,
ne was enabled to pass the ryer ,y;,nra; =.
% '.en'e'/ harrsw. ON the seth. b.
1''acNSo the enemy, passed in front. ws;iss
Eouhe VtHgruste1n and PIafoF' ait.ciay
their rear. He repulsed the enenn,. ~ .t
distance OF four or FIVE versts. with ,t .S
'oSS o. one cannon, MANY officers ,n,
Veral hundred prisoners He - -.
report ny stating ;hat the ener,v .,I>
treating and be was marching in nv.s,'!-
hdn. 2cAiehagGG states that .Aabefr",.,
hau oeen joined by all his forces. an,ot.s
Ing 20 near seventy thousand men: ana
mat ms Guards, and TIE corps Of. ~, - .,".
. Pe'or were not in bad order or e;c ii5s,;mos
IN cavalry and artillery.
Admiral IcHicLaooGr was -,,arch;
Ostachevo. Gen. internationally ~ OR
rived at Borissow. "ao ar:
:, Gen. Sachen, who had been left No.
bfech, had completely exc cGte,i his 80
I' t,c oc1'S2arf n6ilf3 had twice acDroaCh:
ed Sionim Gen. Suchc1, had AK -
attacked ReSnict, and Obliged hin, ;, ~:
FRINGE Schgonrtzenburg. after the loss J|"t
standard and 1000 prisoners. ''' Oh
RUSSIAN WAR--LATEST RPpOp-
rcnort LcA@on IAN IL
Iae opposite coast, tina: the remains NJ ~
r fench p had surrendered upon capitul,, lion
10 TIC Russian Generals WITrcL,t 'ioh
and TcnICHAGoFF. They bad TEN
completely hemmed in on all s;dae 30
heir active and yigilant enemy that'iy
lad no alternative lett. Their e,. ny
we're totally exhausted, and their n fEI li
u ali ranks had for seseral DAYS 49,. -
MI SURRENDER deserted from them by do,
ems, , Ak II, a time: IT is AIDED however 49, -
r ,e ..I ha w" remained in charge of The
i"pPs Ead the address to proc uT,. -
erms Tor themselves than no. oI':er
yere granted to the corps of DAvor, ".Cs
|EY. AUGUST C
ne captain of vessel from, C,., -
men ne lett on Thursday last. saws TGa'
IN IN ue ieit that port it was rum.,reJ N'"N
nat inc Russians had pursued the GO
arn anu 'i''e posed with q considerab,a
orIe between 1t and the Polish teyri,o,' aoie
nd after several sanguinarv ero', homes
ne greater part OF the men had - 'eh's'
'elied TO lay down their arms. snd a,.' ON
ICE themselves Prisoners of ~ar m,
~ 81 Ofhcers' 1t was believed yera =.
20 CO. on 'ueiT parole, not to Serve a.
~ tie war he advanced euard o.
49, my mac entered tie Ducbv oc
+ ,hs r, ana rendered the concentratino.
the remaining troops necess.,,' "'i1E
PPose them iUrther lew bar ~! 70
cred" Had been Or
me studied silence Of the French b,
anu tne successive arrival If r.. 81
Generals and Aid de camps At Pa.;a enc"
iauceq us tor some days past tn . o nass
u nehel tnat some great disaster ~
80. WY CHNH army.
PaEis papers to the Cd in,t r
t an early hour this ,roy.io,, Iaohs town
OLE. we are now told, has 1cfi w Wv w ~
fat austria and France ere inse 1,,si q
Lord WALpoLE has left WIZ ''a0ie'
rooaoiy to be succeeded by anoibsr IT Is
o . on 'hep part of Great Britain X ne
The assertion that troops are ra...
reinforce the Frsnch armies in ss;: ''ai.g
sReatea IN these papers. 1t is emrhs,,i
%.,y of.Iated that" Far from eyaci,nt,r
PAN :; fresh troops ar. marching Git Iua5ng
10 og n"mp ogi0 n,i to The French Iynasty.-
The Aloahcur states tbst n =.
ls' gwen orders FOR %, 600 men F P%aoe mas
- - ;;b5o''s, and ten million trs,ca :.
'0'''J' 70 'e sent to his armies in Snain IA
-, - a.RG1gvSeS&cc
,orI pe n 1ra1c "a from Halifax, arrived a.
. ,,.'. ireland, December "a. h d,S;. q,
p e