The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-19
F. ROUYER,
Sec'ry Of Legation.
PUBLICATION

tNc I'0OES " tNc O7cSS confederation
All the Federal Troops under arms are
hereby notified that the Allied Armies have
entered the Swiss territory AT different
points, and that their General in Chief
Prince Schwarszenbusg. has issued to his
army and transmitted TO the General of
the Confederation, the order Of the day un.
derneath, ar the same time that the pleui-
po'entia-ies of all the allied courts have
handed to his exceliency the Landamman
OF Switzerland declaration in the strongest
assurances of good behaviour towards the
country and its inhabitants. I, is therefore
60 DE hoped that the federal troops, in
whatever place they may meet foreign
corps, shall have no disagreement to rxpe-
rieuce thereat--and the Officers, Sub. off.
GERS and soldiers, will be careful in such
case not TO give rise to any misundsrstamd-
ing by their conduct. All Commandments
OF corps shall continue to maintain tranQui
lity, order & confidence, amongst the troops
under their command. The manner in which
all the corps have so far conducted them
selves IN this critical junCture gives me the
conviction tina, they will peaceably await
the march OF events & the DEGREES of their
superiors.
At the Head Quarters of Lentzberg, 2Ist
Dec. 1913.
The General of the Confederation.
(Signed) DE WAT IENWYLL.
Order Of The day IF his Serene Hghness,
the General in Chi.fof the Allied Armies,
Prince de Schvarl zenbere.
SOLDIERS.
We set our feet upon the Swiss terrific
ry-it is as friends and delverers that we
appear in this country your conduct will
agree with this principle. prove to the
brave SWISS that Austrian Warriors know
as well the duties they have to perform
in passing through friendly country
and the attention they owe to its inhabitants
as to the qualities which bring day of bat
tie to glory and victory.
1t the direction Of the war makes it ne
cessary to expose you TO tiresome marches
IN TINS season, do not forget, Soldiers, that
It is unquestionably at this present time to
achieve glorioaSly what you have begun
WIN somuch honour, and that greater diff
hcui les and greater dangers than those
"hich you may encounter are got over. In
nne, that il is from your vsl0r and perseye-
rance that your country and the whole world
expect glorious and durable peace.
(SSned) SCHWARTZENBERG.
BordeauI, Jan. 10.
We have received news from the Army
OF spain, which we hasten to lay before our
readers.
The hopes that had been justly entertain.
ed of the presence Of Gen. Harispe, a..
midst the Basqucs, his countrymen, have
oeen realized he has debuted By remark
aoie advantages, which are the precursors
OF greater ones.
On the 9Th inst. the enemy sent battalion
70 Osses, in order 70 get provisions Gen.
tiarspe being informed of it went to at
tack him, and drove him off without suffer
ing him to carry away any thing out OF the
valley.
On the 10.h, the General having learnt
that the enemy intended foragins on the
side OF Maccaye and Loahoiso5, sat off
from his head quarters at Irissari, with six
companies OF Chosen troops, fell una wares
upon the fOragers. ard took o. English pris.
oners, and about 80 horses and mules.
On the 1lth, the General rcoaired to s.,
Jean Ped de Port, where two cohorts o.
The national guard bad collected, and @,
the morning of the 2th attacked the enc
my at Saint Etienne de Bogony, from
"hsnSe be drove him of' as far as the val.
ley u Basian. The general Ok brigade