The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29

unNSE, Soihl '!'tBenssetn. aud thar under
Gen. B!ucher, we're advancing Without the
enemy berg able to cheek their progress
On the contrary, his forces were ssIhns
back upon the Maine. AZ Dalisu the Rus.
SLAMS had taken Considerable magazines dies
Lined tor the supply OF Magd-bu,g.
Ihe ScHa,e Of Hamburger had received
an assurance from the Emperor ct Russia
that the whole military force g! lis Empire
should be employed in restoring the hide
pendenoe of Gern.any, whilst Gis own IRON
tiers would be left in defccce of the .oi,itia,
which had been called ols sad encs nped.
5y the ist of May, there would Be 500 coo
6nssiaas engaged in Germany including
Cossacks.
:" Regiments of Oldenburshsrs, Bruns.
"icAers and other Germans, were raising
at BcItzDurgh. ~.
ne object ct eho exped;sl.,s against
CuxAaven, was TO cne of ali comm unicsrion
wifs' Eae,apd by the way ~ ths !sihe. and
10 mSerrept the transports with tke supplies
OF arms. which were known to be destined
for HarBhurgh."
.Hhst IS.
Arrivals crowd upon US from the North.
On Saturday evening 4 mail from Helgo
lard arrived, aad government received dis.
patches, which were communicated late al
night III = buiietin. They confirm What NE
communicated on Friday the account Of the
arrlva, oi 5000 Swedes, the Vanguard OF
the Swedish army upon the Elbe. l. was to
be immediately followed By the 1a;a body
under the Crown prince in persaa. Davoust
was falling back upon MaSieb rgh and the
allies had penetrated within few miles ~
Ferron and Zeii. W'iitsenstein and Blu
cher's armies were advancing without opno-
s,u"n. The fortress Of Wittcaburg was
SAID to have surrendered to the Russians.
9hFit q.
The first obicc, Of the allies apnears r.
be 70 Combine Witsenstcin aud Biuaher's
armies and movements, and TO FUrce the
French to abandon not only the LIE OF the
tioe aud the Saaie, bat also the lac cf tie
Weser, thus opening passage to Brums
WICK ana Hancser, aud clearing thc road
between theGi aad North Holland. Whist
FOR TINS oojt thry advance i'll a direct line
across the Saaie To the Weser, the iwedes
under the Crowa Prince, to WHOM Dorm
berg and Teuendorn and Beucrendo, if7s
corps are To he united, will descend uDon
the WeSer from the EIbe. The whole ope
ratiuns IN this quarter will he under the d.
rection of the Crown Prince of Sweden ON
der him are TO be placed the H.uover;an
Lev,es. The confere aces which the Prince
OF Orange had with him before his CESAR
turetor this country. relate, We suppose To-
an ealareed system of policy, bv chich ifol
land, IN common with the states o. German.
rs TO be invited to shake off the accurssd
yoke CT Sonapartc. and'to return To the an
cient and happt government of her stadt-
aoi6ers. I'he Prince of Or.nies viii he Al
aand % take advantage cfthe Il st favorable
opportunity. 10 Hanover oAc Ok ouc own
Princes is going.
ihe Dcke OF curi,crlaad will proceed
this day or to rrvw Cor Gernauv, /
E,,sa., n u.
board the Gladiator. Admiral Ggah2n Moore, |
President, on the surviving officers s. crew
OF ms MajeSE}'s late frigate 5ava, which |
"es capiured b. The American nip Con |
s'itutioH. The Coust weighing Tie cir |
cumstances attending the capcura aud DIES |
tructinn OF that vessel, were # opinion |
THAT the surrender of his Msjesty's ship
was unavoidable, aud that nu.hinc more |
could be done with prudencs and ef. |
tsct IN her defence and did folly acquit
them Attec the opinion of the Court was
pronounced, the President called Lieut..
COads To hiR, AID addressed him, as far as
We rouid hear, in nearly the following
words -
"Mr. Chads, I feel erea. satisfaction AVID
pleasure, IN returning to you your sword,
"hioh you have so saiantly worn in defence
OF your country. If, Sur, yodi character
had not been known as an officer, and this
the lrst time you had seen head OF Ia the
service, your conduct and behs siOr Oh this
occasion would have estabjshe3 y0nr cha
racter as q skiliul, god and gallant Off
GER"
Iransfaiions from Lisbon Pdhers to The
15fh 1?aY receiped BY IN, Juno.
Lo"doa, AfTI 28.--I'he Duke of Cum
bertrand was To have embarked on the 9th
inst Tor Ger@any. a great quantity OF
arms ct ammunition have beea sent to the
German Patriots. In a snrte made by the
garrison OF Giogdo, 1870 French, and 2 pie
ces OF cannon we're taken b, the Rassians.
The Gen. Cddow.tCh commands 70, 900 mill
TIA encamped pars in Serdyekew, part in
LYtodier. Gen. Mofand died on .ae 5th of
Ap'Il OF his wounds. The Russian Grand
Army on $500 Wea. add the Head Quar-
ters OF the Emperor A.exspder on tina 5th
Il April ieii haiitsch, * their cantonments
for ths Oder. Another body of 10000 under
the conmaud Of Gen. Milia-yir.~ich also
took their departure toB Poland, by the same
road.
GrenadG. .fhrR 22.--Valencja will soon
DC free from thc French.
Geu. O'Dpueil was expected az Carce-
res on the 27th with his army.
JasH, MhyU 29--.rhe Spanish array will
move ia the direction of Maucliapperros,
30th April. Part Of the artillery OF the ar
my have pissed through this place The &c
Bainder, vu,ch - in Bailean, vii move as
soon az the road is passalie.
Wap 6.--Tne most propsb'e calculation