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

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commanded by a Bavarian general. We
shah make further TRANSACTIONS for our next
paper. Ev.agg Post.
BERLIN, October g.
Official accounts have been received this
m ment by cur king that treaty of alliance
has been signed between he emperor of
Austria and the king If Bavaria in confor-
NIFTY 10 this treaty the emperor OF Austria
is to furnish 20 Ooo men, to be commanded
by the Bavarian general Wrede, together
WIN az the B1varian trocps.
| The French army began its retreat from
pr sden on the IS II September, by way of
Mrlsssn. Napoleon himself left Dresden
on the Esd Sepiembe
| before the French cor1mep-ed their re-
treat they put in requisition every ounce of
lead or tin which was 20 be found in the
GUY, even to the weights of clocks proof
1 now much they must be in want Of aHmu-
nihcn. Napoleon, with the remains of bis
army, is retreating towards Leipsick 25
Thousand men cover his right towards Des.
sau, and marshal Augereau his lett near
Jena, Cora, &c. that he with mis- man army
may reach the Saae or Erfurth, without
imDedImSnt.
Wit'enberg was burning on the 30'h
September In seven places, and its beautiful
cathedral reduced to ashes.
All the passes on the saale are occupied
by strong corps of Russians, Austrians and
Russians. Thus all communication is cut
OFT 20 the French in that quortar.
The Al;mark is cG;,eiy cleared of
Frenchmen not ore is 10 be seen there ex-
cePt transports of prisoners passing ,hrough
O.Cober g.
A~'etter from 4 Prussian officer, dated
Cassel, the LIST of October:
After the most tatiguing S uninterrupted
forced marches nighy s day, we arrived at 6
O'Clock on the Erornng of the 2S,h Sept
before the gates of C4ssel. Oar march vas
known there only half n hour before we ar
rived 1T the gates, ard a corps of infantry
was sent out to meet US. Ii was an uncom-
mon fogay morning, so much 81 that we
could Mt see PAGES ahead. We attacked
enc infantry tunous!y, took : Of thsir field
pieces made many prisoners, ard entered
| tne gates win them fighting; 6ut were uD-
! Ger the necessity of retreatiRg ae in, owing
to the heavy fire of musketry from the win
do"s CT the houses, and also an enemv's
| corps was coming N cur rear Tvs regi
fnents OF CoSsa K, entered a. tho same mo
men ano her & te with view TO intercept
KING Jeume, which must nave succeeded
but Tor ti:e fog which favored nj fight On
tie Goth we attacked the corps Of the West
Phahan general Bas,iut Ter, which wes in
our rear, defeated them ard took . Of ths.r
heid pieces. After this. va NICE on the
O'h aaother alta k on Cassrl, t'rsd On the
cry Tor several hours, when thc garrison
ctpitniated They were allowld to march
oil where they pleased. but had 80 leave ar
'iiie'' ana every thing Belonging to the l,iug
ms we expected it has happened, two thirds
| OF them nave Joined our cause. Officers 8;
priVases are coming in hourly to rs, off. RIM
spontaneously their services. Exclu We Of
Kings q =
ces OF artillery. They are quite new and
tie iutiiul pieces. We shall! BRING them with
US together with at least 5000 fine hearty
well trained recruits.
OcroBKR 9.
SIXTEENTH BULLETIN.
HCsd- quarters. De8squ. 6h Ocf., 1913.
lae eneAy's army is retrea,ing towards
| Leps'ek. On the night from the 9TH to the
5th the head quarcrs of marshal Ney were
at Hi;terie'd. N 4jor Czerzensky who
| closely pursued the eneny on the icft bank
| Of the Nude, has been engaged ,hs whole
OF yesterday, With the rear guard OF tie enc
my's cavalry, he was repeatedly surround
Ell ny them, but exrCated himsel sud
Waue many prs uers. Capt. Obers kcfF
VINO had been detached with pi ket Of 50
men (Cussacks) on the right bank of the
MUD to secure orr Communication with
me advanc ga of general 3lncner, took
90 pr soDers tween Oraninbanne aHr G. Up,
tTen Orusk has gone to Z3rbfg. ADD col
Melm kotf 20 l. n berg The latter had
esterdry, jointy win COY. Chap w,tskv. a
/ brhl'ent er8age ment WIKI general Forrnier
who had been Mt from Le.peick for the
prpose "i Intervening hin. he had dvi
SION Of cavalry and fold Deices. -Nowi'h-
staining tue superior force of he enemy. he
was overthrow and pursued TO the gates
OF Deitch b., 81 may killed and wound
ell, besides l50 prison rs.
Before Bfrn5urg col. Lowcnssern K or s
! the superior cavalry Of the enemy in check ,
/ treY appear to be retreaiing now toward
! Mag eburg Tive aid de auip { the ti owl
nrnce, ia jer baron V.n Essen. and th,
Kussisn ccl. Is snaku Ky have ADVANCED
towards u Itch win reg7D nj Of Cos Il.
seeks Colonel Stael who signalized II m
I SET on the 10Th September before Dessau
has gained new honors By his COURAGE arc
bravery when pursuing he eue,oy The
expedition e gen. Czerrichof u enc If The
mas' briiiian. of 'he KIND "a is impossible
to shew grt later kno, ledge Of tie ar, Of
! o. wa or bravc'Y than has bren ctincrd o,
this general. Afler sustaining victoicu J.
three Nuccess've eoeag, mems. re FORGET he
lenemy on the son September to capi,ula,e
aud entered Gsssel.