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

| Gen. CzernichcF marched on the gath to
E'sleben, on the 25th to Rosia, and from
thence On order to avoid the Yves phaiian
zen. Bastincller, who had taken post az
iiIeii'genstadO otliguey BY way OF Sonders-
hansen to Mrhlhausen, where he arrived on
the 10Th Sept at nig1t.-From thence IN an
uninterrupted march tn Cassel. The king
Jerome had heard bat two hours befare q
his approach. While he surrounded tie
Nestphalian capital, he ordered detach
mcnt of Cossaclss to attack = corps of the
eot mv'> iDf,ntry, whoha, pnstet themselves
with pieces artillery At Ret, nhausy H.
ine attack was mGde with great fury, AGO
men with all their artillery surrendered.
We have e. regret on this occagion the death
OF the brave col. Bedriaga, 4 man of rare
talents md intrepiditv. The Dispersed in
tantry retreated into tine city, and we tcuna
the streets barr;csGed and had 20 desist.--
NJ King Jerome in the mean time fed, CO
vercd by two batta'ions Of guards aud abou,
one thousand cavalry, towards Frahkfnrt.-
Colonel Renkndarf pursued him and over.
to x the rear ct 1he kings escort and troops
OF iignt horse, nor one Of which was suffered
20 escape-abour two hundred and fifty PVT
Yates and ten officers were taken prisoners.
General f.zern;choif was now informed thai
the Westphaian general Bastneller was
rapidly advancing to relieve Cas- e, he i'm
med'ate'y proceeded in the nigh from he
2oth TO the goth, to meet him toward Mel
zunsen. The euemy's Troops were diepers
ed, 20 crirassiers and , PIECES of cannon a
ken. The troops which the kig had taken.
with him as guards, dropt &, f as fast as The,
could and di'pe- sd, more than 500 loinc
gen. Czernicheff with this reinforcement he
again advanced against Cassel, bombarded
IL with the pieces taken from the eneny,-
An assault w9s made-col. BerEendoifi
storued the Leipsic gate. and took posses
SION OF tie cannon planted there. General
Caernichoif now offered TO gen. Aier, the
commaudant, 70 capitulate He consented
hat the French AVID IVestpha!an troops
should march off with their arms and KNAPP
sacks, and be escorted for 9 German miles
oy corps OF CossaCils. On the S0h, the
nussians entered Cassel, and were hailed
win acClamaticns Of JOY b. all the iuhabi
tants. The greatest part Of the Yves pha
mans nave returned, and spontaneously en-
tertd our service; more than 1900 men ad
signed the articles withCu. the smallest
conpu!sion, when the Courier came away
%ho brought the official account. The mo
narchy Il Westphalia has received a.severe
blow: The moment has now arrived. when
Norhern Germany must justify the
hopes "Eic1 all Europe entertains OF the pa
trlotIsm md courage OF irs nha itants!
ne advanced guards o. the allied army
oi me north Of Germany, and of the army Of
9'irsia, are but half nile apart.
ne grand army has entered SaXonv from
bohemia. The hetman P'atofr cr the 29th
September, attacked, near Altenburg,
corps OF 5000 cagairv. c aunmangie,i by gsns
raj Lef~bvre Desnouettes, among which
were five brieades of the cav Try of the
9uards-he beat the enemy CONF ietelv, to K
QUO prisoners. pieces cannon and sand.
ards Gen. Th'elcman and col McnzdorR
con, inred 'hepursuit as far as Zeiz
Yesterday part Of general BuIow's "orps
ana the 4'h corps commanded By gen. TIA
nthz'en, passed here aud were revic we'd BY
his royal highness, who EXPIRE sed his plea
duct.