The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-08
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l. GLORIOUS. NEWS!
Oresden surrendered with ST. Cyr and s;xt
teen thousand plen-The Grown Prince
marching into Ko!land-~The Allies al
ready in free in that cDuatrv Other
sta'rs throwing off the yoke os Snnaoar,e.
and fainiuS the ccnmcn cause
Mr. D1uiels, the Messenger, arri4rd at
the "re'Sh- Office this morning with dis
patches, the substance OF which were i.u.
mediateIy Published IN the following au,le.-,
IN. 1t is understood that another Gazctte
extraordinary will be issued in the after
noon. NO worGs can do justice to this ae-
cession oil glory I'VE give it in splendid
plaiImess.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Foreign Office. Wo1c77her %. ~
Dispatches have been received this
morning from the Earl Of Aberde. n Lord.
Cathcart, SIR {. w. Stewart, * MIR. Thorn.
ton.
The dispatches from the Earl of Aher.
deem and Lord Cathcart, are of'the 10th &c
llth, from Frankfort, from Sir Charles
Stewart of the 10th. from Hanover, and
from Mr.. Thornton, Of the 18th, f ON Brs.
men-
!" The Emperor Alexander made his en-.
efy into frankfort the 5th, attended by ar
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the ioudest acclamatons
On the following day the Emprror
francis entered, and both Sovereisns pro-
ceeded to the cathedral.
bonaparte was supposed 70 have escap-
ed over the Rhine with about fifty tho sand
men. t
-" the main army was assembling st
rFranSiort, and would soon be ready for ui-
terror operations. The King of Pruss;a wa
expected Immediately 4, Frankfort. The
Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt, has for
InhiIv renounced his alliance with France.
Nassau and Baden the same.
On the 9Th T. Schwartsenbure order
ed an attack on the enemy's lines ar Hock-
heim, which protected the tete-de t.out ar
Cassel --ihey we're carried with a loss 70
me enemy OF several hundred prisoners &c
four guns.
"Sir K. Wilson was ii onc Of the s,orn;,,
parties.
Fart of the army of the North Of Ger
many continues its march on Munster and
bremen' and the Prince Royal was moving
on Lunebc urg.
General St. Cyr has surrendered he
garrison Of Dresden, Is 600 strong. as pri
soners OF war having in vain demanded
capitulation from General Klenau.
Mr.. Thornton writes from Bremen ~,
the 10Th OF Nov. that Winzineerode had
marched into Groeningen, and as farasT
sell occupying Zwal, Zutphen. and in the
n Ighoorhood Of Deventor BnIow wa,
marching on Arutheim from Munster
lhes Prince Royal on this determined
10 go INTO Holland in person, leaving Da-
voust * Hamburg to Gen. Walmoden. Gen.
lningsen. Dep-
Gen. Winzingerode had sent DOVE,
corps sufficient to reduce the forts ar ,be
mouth OF the Weser as we'll as Stade. Cnx-
maven, & those between the Elbe and w o.
SER ~"u w
The Emperor of Germany has, It is sa;s.
resumed his ancient titles, and entered
Frankfort in state.
Inc second Gazette relates 60 another "a.
nous triumph, achieved by our own Wei
ington, who in the race of Heroes st;ll &C.
serts his title to foremost place Rut a.
ven on this gratifying news we have no Tins
10 o"eli.-On the 10th inst (the tiay We
nave before specified as that on which q e.
hera' sttacR on the enemy's lines y7ould bm
mace souit was ass lied by the troons of tba
enree allied nations, and after whole dav's
arouous struggle, forced from positions which
~ ma TAKEN MN three months to strength.
en' LOT the purpose OF covering the south OF
france from invasion. No defeDces couId
resist heimpetuoIs valor Of cur arms-1ba
zoe was driven from every point-an6 the
Vlctors on the 18th. the date of the disna,chl
threatened him with similar ousrthco,g ~
ms second row of entrench ment before RAJ
onne. The Marquis of Worcester was the
bearer OF these accounts, in honor Of wbic;,
me Park and Tower Guns were fired - Q
o clock this morning
We have letters from the certre of o,,
army OF the i4th, of which we can o~Iy
give to-day very brief outline.
" British troops never appea+ed rro,s
conspicuously great. On the 18th il ra;ned
torrent, and still we Continued 70 advance
and took up fine position in the midst of y
beautiful wood. the 10Th was fine. bus ar
n,ght heavy rains fell. 1t is supposed Lord
Wellington will cross the NiveIle and A.
dour to take Bayonne in the rear. which 70
the most vulnerable part. The enemv's
Generals Couroux and Rey I'VE suppose =
namesake OF our prisoner) were killed on
the 1O.h'' V"
In addition to this, we have to state fro
reports current, and firmly relied on in the
City. IT is said, that after communicative
with our fleet off st. Juan de Luz. Iori
Wellington pushed on light divls;en to
Bordeaux, in co operation with our gall,rf
tars' which city has been taken possession
or together with upwards of one Hundrod
ana fTpe"fy saii IF Vessels, chiefly Amer.