The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23

movement
Gen. Msrchand was at CRANBERRY, Gen.
Dessa.x under the walls of Geneva, and
Gen. Musricr has entered Macon.
Bourg & Nantua were equally in our pow
err The Austrian Gen. Bubna, nho Rad
threatened Lyons, was retreating on all
sides; Gu the 26th his less in the 4 Ters mt
points was estimated at 1900 men, 600 of
when are prisoners.
The Prince of Moskwa is at Arcis Sur
A. /; the Duke of Belluno at Plano. The
Duke of Padua at Nogent they are mar
ching on the heels of the resiiue of II e corps
OF Blucher, SaSheu, York and KIeist. who
having reinforcements from Soissns were
man@usrng on the corps Of The Duke Of
Ragusa who was at Ferie G. u her
Gen. D,-hesme has taken Bar SLr Auhe
al the pont of the bayone', m4ki g many
prisoners, amongst whom are several Bava-
risn officers.
-Loraor, Fe5 10
Since the arrival IF Mr.. Sylyes,er the
cabinet have I ken place. The last con-
tinued four hnurs. On the counciI's brea k
ing up, MIR. Brown, messenger OF state, re-
ceived orders to hold himself in resdiness
to SET ont for Chatillon Sur Seine. Jour
nfide Paris.
Min. Fee. II.
Tie new victories CD aimed by ~ Empe-
ror end King over the Russian ard Prussian
Am; s, on the days of The iOth and 18th,
we're yesterday aDnounced to the inhoilit.nts
Of his capital by the firing of cahron. At
the news he Public jos manifested tselfia
every llace ~ transI OTIS of The ligelicst n.
thusasm.,
isth--An order Of nc day, dated from
the II Quarters at Violin the l7t'i Iast. an
nounced to the troops of the Army of italy,
the happy news e he virt1s:es gaired By
the Emperor and King. His Royal High
ness the Prince Vice zoy has ordered hat
tn glorious event sh.li IL celebrated On the
18Th by the discharge / Artiil. ~ through
OFT the whole line, and in The Eoi tiled pla-
ces.
Weucderstarl he Prince Vceroy having
directed the Royal Guard 10 Salo, where he
Enemy had posted a column of 1000 MGR,
they repaired to that City on The 10Th, IN
spite Of tie resistance which was opposed to
them. The young Chas. eurs of the Guards
having at their head the brave Col. Piral.l
d, cafrisd, at the point of the bay net The
first gpte Of the CITY, where the enemy rad
entrenched himself. Ttis success gave
confidence to the left of the Arn Y, VII r,
the enemy had cndeavored to distarb By way
Of the mountains. The ensny, hyng on
Tescolsro, in the grcatest disorder, have
been pursued sw ord in hand we had taken
from him an officer and 80 infe rior officers
anu soldiers- we nave had 50 wounded,
and u killed. Among the lstt-r, VIC have
to regret officers. The fotila en- he LEX e
d Guarda, commanded BY Capt. Temper,
contributed to cur success in cannensdir 2
the columns of the enemy, on lis roue along
the coast Of the lake we have obliged S or
600 men to dispense mODg he mountaias,
having thrown away their arms.
.dn'fens. FEB IS.
On the 1oh February, body of th- ese
my, amounting 70 c51,.,.i 500 men, appeared
b-frre the town of Doulen;. ju icious
mean have been taken by the under project
to defend themselves from INVASION bur tn e
population Of that city, not being more than
5000 souls, they would not resist So conside-
Iabe force. The garrison which was
sed of only IS m. n Of the department
tai guard, having retired into the citadel
kept possession Of it some time bat were at
last obliged to cede to nun bers.
The enemy were not able 10 penetrate
further than noU'ens, all the bridges on the
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