The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-27
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me Cn'' OF events mas nor come to %
complete whether il be that there is. a
chasn IN the series of papers received f-oin
bordeaux, or that the printers i'm New
York have not given them in due succession
but it is ap?Ireot from these account
that the tide CT victory has turned in favor
of France.
Let Ms look at those g',ides which cannot
deceive us---onr siTanacks and our mans.
On the Is Fe5rusry, where was Sana
parte A. Troyes 90 miles from Paris
From that point be is compelled 60 give
ground-anl the Allies are in pursuit Of
him The Prussan Corps under Butcher
arrives at Chateau Therry---ard the Aus
TRAN corps under Sianchi, reaches Monte
reau. about Is miles go a Psri,. Bonap4rte
meets them on the 18Th, and defeats ITEM
What is the result The enemy Ay from
all the posts which they had seized-Fon.
tRinbleau, Monteresr, n gent, Provins
ChsteSu rhierrv, md on the oath the EN-
peror's II. Q. are 70 sstablished at Trnyes
why this retreat oe the Allies Recausr
they were rcpused. : ey were unable to
reach Paris. aud strip that interesting c,ty
o. is pictures, * It's statues, the trophies OF
victo-v.
hut hv what particular measures this
turn of affairs was brought about what
corps we're engaged, what number on each
side was taken or hie the Dust, By what mi
tra'v ev0'u'i rs II ,ris acc mp 4hed 7vhru
or 7ctere each tcti in was tough, and each
victor' achi we'd. is not par;'cuiar y disc os
Ell - us TrunDhS are grouped toEethe,
bu' not ''etaii d. The &C cunts only tel
rs 70 the "io's, tina; on the Iith R"naparts
defeated tn Prussians srde~ plucher-or
the sam? or subsequent day, Klaiss with
considerable corps at Arstlians Who wer
sent Ia r'mto,ca R'ucher-rn tte 17th
Nang;s, be defeate,i the Russian ~ ops VIM
we're win Wit genst"in, their G cucral in
Chef anil ON the lSth the Austrian corps
und Gen Bianchi, attached 20 the Prince
~ Schwar'Z nNerF. The accounts add
that thoYs.nds nf prisoners were daily ar
irving in Paris, and numerous ira rs of ar
tll'erv had ellen into the v;ctor's hands
we are no, informed what was the precise
route taken ty the AIs'rians in their re rear
from Mon'srear, Or where were he III, Q
ut he Prince OF s :hwa'tzcnberg, at the
last accounts. AS to Rlucher's corps which
was more t. the north, we are simply IN
rned by the last French Bniletn Ct ht
27rh) that this corps had received reinforce
ihents from SoisSOns (urder Wtnz 'rpcrod
who had descended through the Neither
iandsj AMI were At that tine "m .nceuvring
on the Corps Of The Duke of Ragusa (Mar
MONTY who was at Ferte Gaucher."
lee best prospects began to bloJrn upon
Bonapare. No man of DISTINCT N seem tn
have LETT him hut Senator C2fareili. N
sign If dissK' ction seems - have m infested
Iitselt among the people No Bourbon pun
pet seems ohave been publicly brought for
ward by the .Sllies.-On the other hand. Il
here had been any Frs1chm~n so waveri 10
n tGel~ " arts, he VIC ries OF y ne partc vii
now daunt and determine them Men, VIII.
we're conscious e deserving that susoici,.,
should fall up0A them, will attempt o ave,
IL BY the ardor of their zeaI.--But tn con.
duct of the Coss 4cks will rouse eveIy pa,.
riot in the nation The Bourbors shoni
have IN cred Fence '' with heaine in .hei.
wi g." Even THUS O a Vrspasian woold 10
sbhoTred. if they mad an army Of narauders
and murderers ~ their heels.
These rssu'ts are therefore Iit ely 10 tax o.
place ; that disaffection will be hushed ::
lime Is gained for the com pl ton Of the lev,
en- masNe thousan's viii rush to the ban
ners OF Bonaparte and unless a Peace or
= Armistice should suspend the sw ord, the
allies VIII be compelled to retreat, with tht
peas2ntry, the troops. the g4rrisons of the
AJAX Il rtresses, hanging On their rear
7 acceier tie this catastrophe. and to n
81 uct he advance Of re ntorc ements througA
1wiz r Ause eau, Duke If Castis-
lone. i alrea'y on me march with r ccnsi .
dsrab e free from he civ of LYONS.
Tn" next accounts Cannot out prove
most deeply inte estng.
" Johr n. Pakn"--Much has been ssd ond
mnca has been prut-h, by ne English sud heir
m mons, TO embaz1n the suif rings eli this ,.o ortiz
nate German prin.er.--Uut has IL escans1 their
m emory that IN 1916 or '97, Hamburgh wss a men
trai c y; that James Napier T9nhy, a persecnte ed
freshman, had TAKEN refuge within its walls will, 3
hope OF escaping the misfortuaes Of his country
but that on the demand IF = British Consul he was
surrendered by the Msgistracy To a set of Blood.
hounds us il Forgotten, that the British are at
this moment in the habit Of npressjpg Atueriosn,
rom the decks Of neutral vessels a.
| When our Ontario Get, now preparinp
i completed, it will consist Of one shin 81
81 guns, one OF 30 ofe of 90, three bries
each &c, one do. 10, and shcooners If 9
each.
| We think W. have good ressons for saving ,hat
| Gen raj Wilkinson will be Cby order of the Secrs
terry of Wsr), removed from tue ror,maod oF mn,
army in Canada, and General lard succeed him.
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! OFFICL9L
I EXTRACT Of u ieit7 T. fhs 9s;Df1n, C,,e,oI
! f,sni ERotf Muse, III. GU ConSs,l's 1904 Reg
VDgIdia .JhiLa--
dated Urbanna, qbyiI a.
"Ths 100 b Regiment - urder arms = q ven 9
four, brig and a tender, wing in the Rsopahan
nOet.--On Friday they landed IN E5ur barses snr
pill gel some Of the nhsbanta in the lower end =
tie county. On Thursday night they landed Il
| Lancaster county, and forced M seysn,e uesros
f-,,. 40 r.. LIN