The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

in the combined army before ALI is cavalry
could come up he was, however, not able
TO profit by it, as it appears he retired in the
evening, and the allies occupied their posi-
tios as before the attack.
or the details of the above. am az yet
wholly ign rant.
Ga the 14th, al, were ready to renew the
attack On this side. The p. Royal, who had
his ri. Y. at Landesberg. aud his army be-
hml It, marched at two O'clock in the NOR
ming & arrived at Brittenfield with General
Win 2ingetde's & Gen. Buiow's CORPS to-
wards mid day on Gen Bllow's left. Cen.
FV'nzingererode's cavalry aud artillery had
moved forward in the night near the heights
of FauCi,a-
No cannonadng being heard on this side
OF the grand army, (thoash Gen. Blucher's
Corps was uhAer arms) aud as it was also
understood Cen Bennigsen Could not arrive
nnthi this day at Grimma. and part of the
Prince Royals arny being still in the rear,
1t was deemed eXpedient to wait till the
following day to renew the general attack.
The enemy Showed himself in good position,
ON the left of the Partha. on ridge of some
extent, which runs parallel to the river
There was some cannonading in the morn
lug, aud the enemy made demonstrations
aud the hussars OF Mecklenburg charged his
advanced parties into the suburbs of Leip
sic and took three cannon and some phi
soners OF the hulans of the guards.
lhe STATE Of affairs is such that the most
sanguine expectations may be justly enter
sained, under the protection Of Divine Pro
Violence which has hitherto so conspicu-
ouSiy favored US in the glorious cause in
when We are e1Eaged am &c
(ogaed) CHARLES STEWART.
IFrom the New York Gazette De. 9e.1
IMPORTANT EXTRACTS.
ne fol- wing is the promised extract,
from .etters to a m rcantle Eouse in ,hi,
ciy ct thc first responsibility, received b,
the ship NJ aria Helena, arrived at Bos on
GoHenbary Oct. 7.---The las news from
the continent are favorable. Zchernich 4
was at Cassel, Walmoden At Hanover. Wo
Ionzow with Is 600 men four German miles
from Brunswick, Dornberg at Harburg, the
Hanseaic Legion and other free CORPS un-
Ger he walls If Lubbock.
he Grown Prince has crossed the Elbe
at tour diff rent points, and his corps were
st DE sau, Eisleben. Halle and Halberstadt.
ne Austrians were near Leipsick, where
napoleon had his headquarters, and where
decisive battle was shortly expected
Nothing, it is said, can surpass the enthu-
slasm end courage with which the allies
nave fought. The particulars of all this
mas no doubt reached you long before my
letter. omit therefore to say more Oh that
head.
he British men of war in these roads
assume vast authority. An American ves-
sci was taken possession of by rrain force,
ny order of the BRITISH Admiral, under the
gun2 OF Swedish fort, and would have been
condemned had not the Swedish government
taken up the business and insisted on a res
..tution OF the persons and property. men
ZION inns that you or your friends may not be
induced to send running vessels to this quar-
Ter, as they must pass through feet of
British men of war in these roads. and
you'd not be safe even undsr the Swedish
forts.
October 18;-Tke accounts from Germs.
ny continue favorable. On the 9Th Octo-
Der, the head quarters Of the Grown Prince
We're at Halle corps Of light troops have
Deen at Cassel.-In all probability Nap leon
mas LETT DRESDEN although the allies have
not taken Possession of it, An i'm, tan,
battle, it is expected will be fought sn ,rtly
south Of Halle. The position of he allies
is as follows:
+ The Grand Russian. Prassian & Austrian
army advances mo Saxony by way nf E.
ger. G neral Blucher crossed The III p nm
tn Sd iia. near Elsterwerds, ab,ve Wit
NnheTs. Bennington with his corps of re,
serve rs behifld Dresden. The head quar-
te or the Crown Prince is at Halle ard
ms light troops and the Pruss an Landswehr
have'advancrd az far as Brunswick. Wal.
noden, with his corps is watching the mo
Mons OF Dtvoust, who confines his onera
lions to Carrying off every thing valuable
from t1aA'burgn to France. The Bavarians
have joined the Allies, aud the Saxons will
no doubt do the same whenever they can
= nc Exchange Of paper money in Co.
Penhagen, which was down to 1000 for 100
IN specie, has suddenly risen to $500 frcm
winch event an approaching chanpe in their
political affairs is expected
BY way of England we have lust heard n !
Perry's victory on Lake Erie, which has !
gwen great satisfaction to all Americans
mere, they are anxious to hear the particu
lars, as the English accounts are probable !
much mutilated.
Germany, begins to breathe again, K looks
forward 20 better times.
a number of Cossacks had embarked nm
board English transports at Cuyhaven. Il |
was SAID to act OF the coast of Holland.
In addition TO the above extract Of l-,. |
fr' we learn, that Stralsund paper Of the |
. n OF october, has been received in this |
city, which states, that gen. Rapp Lately !
made scr.le from Dantzic. in which h. |
lost 1900 prisoners, besides Killed and |
wounded. 1t was desperate attempt for
relief, He told his troops thar the Emperor
was within German miles. and would |
come to their aid that day. The Enrli.b |
fcet IN The harbor aud the allies ON land |
oom3aTd tue city night ard day 1t Is sun |,
posed, thlt Vast run Der Of the inhaLit |