The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26

'"Se. f1is EliShnSSS having On that day
entered into the 22d year of his age. the
here by the firing Of the guns, ringing the
bells. and the displaying of aays on all pub
lie buildings, as well as private houses.
His Royal Hishness our SOVEREIGN on the
same DAY gave audience, and the court was
very brilliantly attended; and after the au-
d;ence inspected very numerous corps of
Eng ISL troops, which had disembarked at
Scheveling.
Al the h use Of Baron Coilot d'Ecury, where
his highness at present resides, grand
dioner was given to the principal Ministers
OF STATE, Generals, and Staff Officers OF the
army, and CT the troops of our Allies now
here.
In the evening, his TFiyhness hnnored the
Dutch Theatre with his presence. AS snon
az ne entered his box, the national favorite
W1hehr von .Nossoepca6, was called for,
and execute ed by the Orchestra-The loud
applause and cries of pipGt Oranje Yipat
Wil'em den |. orr Sovereign Prince deeo-
y affected his Eighness.
AT night there was general illumination.
LONDON. Dec. % -Monday a Court
Martial WAS cid on Board the Gladiator, at
port'mouth, to try James Warbcrtnn, alias
james Parker, formerly, Of his majesty's
ship Aoins, tor having. with five others,
rose asainst Mr.. Anthony Reed. when on
board American prize br,g. eiyinv her mn
10 the american master, and assisting to
navigate her into Salem. He was alter
wares recognized amongst the wounded of
the American frigate Chesapeake. The
Court were OF opinion, t. at the charges were
proved, and adjudged him to suffer death.
Dec. %.
SWEDISH BULLETIN.
1penty Eighth BuNetis of lhe Crozpn
Prince.
HSId Quar'ers, Lubbock, y: C. 6, 1915.
Gen. Bnlow wiki his troops has carried nv
assault the for'ress OF Arnheim, a pl &c {, f
tne greatest importance for the defence of
ti'dahc. it mad garrison of 1000 men :;
the works were in very good state and
mostly armed. On this occasion the p,us-
sians gave proof Of the intrepidity which
characteriseS IN TT. The loss of gen. Bu
low III Killed and wounded was 500 pe,, .
that o. the enemy must have been cons;de
rao'e' Some hundreds OF prisoners we're ia
eel.
Malo Nfarsav, with a de. achmcnt for
rlng part OF the advanc d guard of general
W'nzingetode. entered Ans erdam on the
- I n vember, amidst the acciamations
w .'"s INHABITANTS. lie was followed by
gen. 1re -kendorf.
80 ~ ~ VssihDCT, RFn. IT2QnVin with
"Go oism united Cossacks attacked the sar.
rIsnn OF Devon er, Who had sallied on, for
the purpose ofburning OF occupying me OF
ehe s'oaras and after very obstinate com.
'at, ne drove back the enemy as far az the
o''uSe, Killed number and took sixty Dri
ouels.
On the 2sth, col. Narischk,n occunjed
Aiherafort, the garrison of which retired
yuu NaarJer
ne two for s of Cuxhaven, Faro and
7apaeon are taken. The garrisons are
p'i oners o: war
We are improving the Qualifications os
d. cosig ~ chen.
y Hh w tnZingeroIe has sent to the Crown
Prinre the keys of the city of Utrech. IA
Ken " the troops of col. Nariscbkin. TIE
I fine" Nora transmitted them TO the E,n
peror A cXander.
Count S,rosoaoF is charged with the
.btpcSa'ic .! ii burg
ne ," cish army having approached
the 5t@isnl;z, with the corps of I.,ltzoy oc-
cu?iEi TIE points from the moath of tina.
RIVER to the euviroIis of Blchen. Dispositi
ons wef made tor attacking the enemy o,
'he "a december. General Count Wo-
r"nzow aud gen. -Iettenoorn had received
1Vaers u cross lie E'be al Poitzennurg.-
L NJ Marshal Prince of Echmnhi aband' nd
his position in the night, and retjred behinI
the bile. Major tiederstroIn, with flying
corps at tue same time passed the Ebe at
DesChstndt. The troops crossed the s eek
nitZ' pursued the encmy's Iearguard. and
took ONE prisoners
\ he ieft bank of the Siicknitz presante At
CERTAIN ports heights and positions which
appear unassai'able, The borders NJ @
nVer which the enemy occupied are verv
ragged, and the other bank is almost eve,y
where marshy. The accessible points dix.
pay 'ntrench Dents constructed with great.
care. T. 'lsadel and fire zed ia way thai
nigh have stopped, for many diys. the pr,-
gress Vi TIC most intrepid and most warljke
troops,
Inc army made movement on its right
Gen Woronzow advanced upon I.auenbnrg.
ne S"edi n army upon Mollen and Rat
zeburg. On the Sd general Woronz -
marched upon thwartze beck, and Carried
burgedorf by assault Ihs cavalry made
some prisoners.
General Tettenbnrn advanced upon Am
ieide and connecting him { with couAt Wo
r"nz9T's cavalry cut OF ne communication
between HamiSurg ard Lubbock.
On the, 4th Gen. Walmoden passed The
o.eiknitz, and collected the greater part of
his oorps az Klundrade. Ills advanced
snaTd encountered the enemy at the village
OF 9'eYenbaua, and drove h,m from it, after
taking some prisoners
The swedish army marched between thn
Wacknitz, and the Steckr'sz. pushed it's
advanced posts upon the left bank Of ,bs