The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-26
FROM ENGLAND.
p,or;asnce, q. X March ]

P,o-idsnce, ". 4 .R1rch -.
POSTSCRIPT
Alter our paper had aeeu pressrsd Tor the presr.
we received bv The polite.ess Of Co.opei pa.,et,
me following HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTEL.
ntHtNCE contained in the Antigua journal If the
ifh ni,oo brought by the ship T. siHs States
dsrs. -
LUNDoN, Jaruary g.
N',s Adm Sir A.Cncbrsne il expect.i ., Ports.
'r w a ~ 'sys to hoist his aas oa beard the
ASA Tor The North American eor,nand.
A rumor has been ei-ru'ated for thes- w, or
"rce dsys past IN the circle % superjor ensrants
from rance fhst direct invitation has l. ecu re-
ee"e. .! ousANHf. from Normandy to return
ara with q. assurance that his standard woniI he
surrounded by Thousands no are in their he arts de-
voted to his eaa.e ~
Lord Cs'tlereash and bis suite sailed in his Brit
shn,e Nf'les'ys ship Efebus, from Harw;ch. Eng.
,Sno' tor The Hague, on the sOth of D.oembsr Gen
n"'op, WHO wss eap'uted in the Java, sailed the
| same day for Msdrsss
From .hf Asrd'n Gasst.erg' isasoraar .raruary I,
and IueSdag. JGrUdrp3 1914.
WAR Dep hRTNENr,
DOWNING STREET, Dec So
'spstehes hsEe been received at this oasee from
e '"2riu's OF wellington, dated the 10Th sEd 2,d
.is' IL appears that since the battle O! the I4.h
Marshal Souit, has marie several movement, on n, q
right bank OF the Adour. and towards the rear 81
SIR Ro*lasd hilPs rositjon-but these r,oyen.,,,
were forcssen and frustrated. The enemy being foil
their positions, the main body of the Frene. army
hiss retr' atel from Bsyorne and has marched nh
the right bank ct abe Acour towards Gax.
FRIDAY, January y--Tuo s'elsck.
DISPATCHES were Yesterday received tv s,vers-
,neht from tse Rhine, Holland and the South ~,
France. by the former ennar NATION hs. been re-
oe'Y@d OF the passage OF the Rims iv TIE Allies,
'n h,s "nportsn; addition nfthe accession of Sit
%srtsnn 10 tae great cause of Europe, the Allies,
PIE fns themselves. viii he seen by their eo,a
ration TO replace that country ia the sste OF ;ntey
rIty and independence, in which il s;oot before he
French revolution.
The substance of the intelligence re.eivea Nv
government com municated in the fol,owinr hi.
lst'D 80
-, -, Foreign O1-e. IAN. s.
ne a'nes crosIed the Rhine on The 20rh ult their
~ho,s arrangements could not be completed before
the 5tn Of Janisry
Arrangements had been made With ,he Ssis. Can.
tons, and the Allies hsve redged thee. selye. ~
o~''serianu ~ the same s.Gte Of integrity
ann independence az before the revolution
The army now in operation ssain,, Al.,ae s,d
Frsnehe ComPte was upwards OF 2M,Its1 men 49,
mere are noi any secounts OF any seton me s,ege
OF HuDincuen was Begun
Government had received letters OF he sGth from
on ioouas Graham, mentioning thst two entire
bsttshons OF Bratrsnt troops had come over 20 The
a'nes under Zen. Won Bulow who bal sen; then, 10
assist, at CoreuiD, in the garrison OF which place
thers we're twoother bat,sions of BrabaHter, W ko
It was thought, might follow the example of their
eountrYmen " ~
The last DISPATCHES from Lord WELLINGTON were
ssteo on tse 10th uitFno His Lordship write, that
Souh had halted his sr'ny behind th. river Gave
with his left resting upon Reishorade.
RELyUETsLUYs, January o
betterstroEn Frankfort OF the 2stl' pf December
say that 100000 Of the allies have erased IN Hhre
At ansremt points, taxing tbs route ~ Luxetoburg