The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
From the London Courier, .FoU. 10.
SECOND EDITION.

Ronaparte has retired bevOnd the Rhine.
Government has received official atlv,ces of
this fact, which the public may RELY OH
He has fixed his II. Q. At Mentz, < thus
anandons the Nein, and indeed all Germa
ny, except that part which Davoust occu
pies. or perhaps did occupy. On his way
to MeDtZ ne was attacked by the Ravarians
near Frankfort. He CUT his way through
them, but with loss.
LONDON, Rag. 9.--The Bavarian Army
must berapidsy advancing in the direction
OF the Thuriugiau mountains, through
which the routed FreHch army must pass
on It's way to the Rhine, for Wurtzhurg is
declared in a state of siege. This place is
in the direct line of "arch of the Bavarian
army. The proclamation in which thu,
important fact is announced, bears the slg-
nature OF a French General, named rur-
reau.
From Hchgoiand Three mails have Just
arrived fr"m HeIigoiand. They state that
Bremen. Zel, Hanover and Luueuburg are
garrisored by strong bodies OF allied tr OBS.
In Bremen there are 700 Rus iAns Ia
youst enains in HambnIg Ills retreat to
Holland, * his communications with Mag
deburg are cur off.
On the side of Holland. the French Gus
ton, house troops on the Ems and @eser
have been dreadfuliy annoyed by parties
OF English seaneu and marines landed on
one side, and by the Cossacks on the otu-
er.
SPANISH PAPERS.
CorunnG oct. 26.-Bayonne has been de-
clared in State Of siege. Soult is still in
Bay onne, where he has received some rein
forcements OF consCrjpts.
The Emperor Of Austria has decorated
the immortal Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo
(Wellngton) with the Grand Order of
Maria Theresa.
NovKMDER 9.
OFFICIAL OF THE SURRENDER OF
PAMPLONA.
This morning, Lord Arthur Hill, one of
Lord Weilington's Aids, arrived at the
War Office with dispatches from his Lord
ship on which Lord Bathurst i'm mediate
iy sent the following letter to The Lord May
or -
War DEPARTMENT, Nov. Q.
Lord Bathurst presents his Compliments
to the Lord Mayor, and inf rms him. that
Lord A. Hill has arrived with dispatches
from the Marquis Wellington, dated
Nov. stating, that on the preceding day
the fortress of Pamplona had urrendered by
capituiAtion."
Soon after, London Gazette Extraordi-
nary was issued, containing the following
extracts from a dispatch.
From Lord UcNington 20 Lord bathurst,
dtted Fera, .N2U. /, 1873
Nothing Of Importance has occurred in
the line since 1 addressed your Lordsnip
last.
The cucmy's garrison Of Pamploua made
proposals to Don Charles D'Espana to sur
render the pllCe on the Doth October, on
CONDITIONS, first, that they should be allowed
TO march to France with six pieces Of can
non ; secondly, that they should be allowed
to march to France, under the engagement
not 10 serve against the allies for I year *
a day. Both these conditions were rejected
ny DIN Charles D'lIspana, and they were
Jold that he had orders not to give them
J. apitulation on tuy terms excepting that
ey should y prisoners Of war TO winch
they declared they never would submit
Vera, NoU. /, 1918.
Since l wrote to your Lordship this
morning, received a ietter, of whicu en-
close copy, uom Marshal Del Campo Don
Charles D'lGspaua, in which he announces
ne surrender. by caDitplatim of the fortres,
mplona, the garrison being prisoners
& var; upon which event l beg leave t,
congratulate your Lordship
al cannut sufic eGuy applaud the conduci
/ Don Charles D'Espau'. and that Of che
foops ndcr his com "a and, during tie pc