The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20

t. ,Ns~a il Two columns. the right upon Les
G. oi.t. the left upon Lassiscourt and Roray
inr Prince Royal OF Wirtcmburg made :
mes brilliant charge Uron the cavalry which
Coz cred tie enemy's retreat near st. Chris
,Vpse. ~, KOS
1t is due 10 the character Of Prince
Schwartzenburg, to Gail your Lordship's at.
teation to the skill and talents he has dis
play ed, in bringing the troops under his or
ders t0the brilliant situation in which they
at present stand. cas
From the frontiers of Switzerland, ate,
traveisng all the great detences on this side
OF France. ne has formed a junction with the
army Of Field Marshal Butcher, and, in con
junction with it. has baffied the eaemy's at
tempts to fall with superior numbers on 4
separate corps. ard has achieved most
glorious victory. Prince Schwartzenbur,;
asreceived a sword from TIE Emperor a.
i lexander, in token of his merit. General
Nretie and the Prince Royal Of Written
burg hav- been decorated on the field O!
battle with the Second Glass of the Order oil
III. George. ise
The distinguished gallantry and enter.
prize OF Field Marshal Blucher was never
more conspicuous than in the battles If Bri
enne. Generals Outlay and Frenele, have
particularly distinguished themseives-fhe
troops of the allies have universally fought
with the most distinguished ealiantry they
merit the gratitude and admiration of the
world
have &c.
BURGHERSF1, Lit. Col. Cad Reet.
Ersrace ofa dishafch from, Lord Burg
herSh. dated bar y4r Seine. Eco. 6.
Il have the satisfaction ofbeing able to re
Port to your Lordship, that the advanced
ar.A Cf( {, -
successful attack upon the rear of Marshal
Macdonald's army near La Chaussee be-
tween Vitry and Chalons. Three Cannon
and several hundred prisoners were taken
by the Allies; the enemy was pursued on
the roads to Chalons.
am sorry to have to report to our Lore.
ship that General Colorado wes Yesterday
wounded while recommending the enemy's
position upon the Baree.'
Mr.. Sylvester, the messenger, being al
lowed to pass through France. arrived YES
terday with flag, as bearer of dispatches
from Lord Castlereagh. He left Chatillon
the 9TH, and the dispatches are Of the 9th :.
He left Paris on Wednesday. A cabinet
council was called sooa after his arrival
Another general battle was expected to be
fought on Wednesday last.
Z Paris papers of the 9Th, reached town last
night, but they contain no news.
There is now no .doub. but treaty for
peace is goiag on with. U ,naparre. The Al.
lies have made a fair tria, of tie sentiments
Of the French people. and, whea even
their CAPITAL is threatened with all the
horrors of q seige, not a voice, that we hear
CT, is raised against, him, aud they obev him
Is in the days Of prosperity. The Allies
are therefore, 1t is considered. justified in
treating with him, on conditions tn x will
leave him the Crown, but will eGectealy
feduce his power, and disarm his AMBITION.
An Armistice is shortly expectsi.
~ Morning Post.
There was firing on the French co&st
yesterday at IL O'Clock.
We have no account of Bonaoarts, per.
sona,ly, since his bulletin OF the Sd.
We learn by vessel that sailed from o.
tend the 9th inst. the Frsach garrison had
LEFT that place, previously inundating it.
The Fair American cartel is arrived with
papers TO the sd uit. The Pleaiposentia.
ries. who are to treat with tas agents of sh e
british Government at q pttenburg, have
been appointed, recording to the forms of
the republican constitution.-[As it was
known in England by the arrival of tine
Bramble, that the Fair American was poinc
ont. we fear her arrival has bseo anticipa-
ted.l
In addition TO the diplomatic characters
~-"N'oiCu ii nc teiCii papers, as OSlnS
ase nbied at Chstillon. Sir Charles Stew.
art, Lord Viscount Cashcart, Mr. Thornton,
and the Earl of Aberdeen are also there,
This morning, the Custom House, toge-
theT with the Ship Tavern, the Ros. and
Grown, the Lion Key, the Metre Tavern x
severa! ware houses opposite, were laid in
ashes. Several lives were lost. The inconve-
nie0ce 80 government, and the commercial
world, by this lameniabie accident, must be
great indeed.
Strong detachmeDts. including cavalry
hsd embarked in England for France, and
volunteers were offering daily to go to the
Canadas.
SGURSUANT to Decree Of the Chancery Dis
trict Court of William iiIrg nrnrnnncad On d.