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


very soon abandon his position on the Elbe.
or the Crown Prince will compel him to it,"
Daily .fdv.
CHARLEsToN, Dec. 50.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The Russian ship Hazard, capt. JoNo-
Kfss, arrived at St. Marys, sailed from
Liverpool on the 23d of October. A gentle
man who came passenger in her, and who
passed through town on his way TO the
North, favored US with the perusal of a
London Courier, Of the 18th Oct.
LONDON, Oct. Is.
C51ctaf Confirmation Ct fhe Lnvdsion Of
France
Lord MARCH arrived at Lord Bathurst's
office ar eleven O'Clock this morning, with
dispatches from Lord Wellington. The
following Bulletin was issued soon after his
Lordahip's arrival:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Doquning- Street, Oct. 18.
captain, the Earl of March, arrived
this morning with dispatch from the Mar
gus OF Wellington, dated Lezaca the 9th
instant, by which it appears, that the left
OF tie allied army crossed the hidossoa on
the 9TH inst. in front of Andsye, and near
the Montague Verte. The British and Por
tuguese troops took seven pieces of cannon
IN this part OF the i'm, and the Spanish
troops, who crossed the fords above the
bridge, one piece.
AT the same time, Mai. Gen. Baron Al
TEl' attacked with the light division at the
Puerto de Vera, supported by d Spanish di-
visions, and Don P. GIRoN attacked the
enemv,s entertainments OF the mountain of
La Rsnna. These troops carried every
thing before them until they arrived at the
foot Il the rock, which proved inaccessible.
On thu morning Of the 9Th. the attack was
renewed on the right of the enemy's positi
o. ~ the same troops, and was instantly car
ried in the most allant style.
" The enemy then withdrew from all
parts of their position.
Lord Wellington speaks in the highest
terms of the conduct of all the troo ps ell
gagged, British, Portuguese and Spanish
"1he total British and Portuguese loss,
amounts to about 800 men killed, wounded
and miss ng; that of the SPaniards to about
$50"
PRIVATE ACCOUNTS
From Lord WellingtOn's army state that
he was driving the French in the most sue
cesstul manner that he was within a league
& half of Bayonne, & only waiting the ar
rival OF the cavalry, which had been station
ed at Blboa, and who had received orders
TO advance with all expedition on the 9th.
Ii was generally understood that our army
wocld then push on. The Faench were in
Fgreat CONSERVATION at this irruption and the
more so, as the vintage had just commenc
ed, tor support on which the greatest part
of the South Of France depended.-SouLr
had lett the army with abont Is 600 men,
principally cavalry, for Germany.
from tire .Hkied .Hymies in Germanv,
Dispatches were received on Saturday
from Sir CHARLES STEWART, in which he
furnishes q cf 4, IL
Try operations on the Continent. We are
glad to fnd from them tt at the Ausr an
corps which had been sent by Kaunifz has
ell cted Us junct on with General BLUcHER
so that the fUrce o The Allies IN hi. quar-
ter when BENNtGsEN comes up, must be,
at least 100000 strong SIR G.. STEW
AXIS dispatches state Gen. BLUcHER's
'head quarters TO be on the 18th ct Bauk
zen, lie austrian corps az .Weustndt and
Neukirchen, aud the P'ussian sdvauc ed
posts at Weiske6urch. wi hin a German
mile Of Dresden. Since which time, (accor-
din to the French acc,unts) 3 naparte had
led then hghting to tie Spree. Bot still ne
had been unable To drive them across the
spree and The aH p0rtant position Of Baut-
zen etnaned IN the possession of Butcher.
Dir u STE wART, a clear and accurate
oscrver Shews the increasing difficulties of
the enemY5s position" his plan seems to
nave ben, Gays ST. Cbarles) to attack
the Allies, it he Could do 80 with evident
advantage /; il not to impede their advance,
and by meHaces gain time ether to extri
cate himself f'2m tie dangerous hrediea--
ment ~ winch he sta'iGs, Or u mapnuvrS
The Allies out Of Their posi- ion." The latter
ne has not done. Tor after all his marches
to AID iron the Bohemian frontier, the
Grand Allied ARMY remains upon the spot
o which il retired af CT tn attack upon
Dresden and naparie has entered the
'beuiian passes enc dry, only 40 quit item
he next. So thai ~ this quar ~ MS move
nets have been Of 10 avail. while tin,e has
been glvcn to tie Aid armies in other
art to press forward aUd clio npus ~.
Meaowaiir hrs nuin@ii az strength ~ de
cicasin5 daily. The S@oEd has & nc fnaeb,