The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30

! moat where he in,cnle, ,o ms. the hube "a
a'''ane.. fi,,s c";nv,raareh has ruci, erabsrrs,-
e.' h" Night DID not put an end TO ,hc eo,nxst.
ihe greet iorss Of ,he ene,ny, and the sac situation
los br.eaoe gave h',a n,sny advantages but the
tas'ac %. The oa.te which he hsd neglected. to oe-
| cury ~ rec deorivt ! bin of tn-to. Tawsri, ~
Go x, seeing that he ccaid longer maintain him
s-.t DE st FIRE :othe town, sn, the roniiss,u,o,
sr-'si v',s rspi idy al toe kouse, bri.g OF vnd.
FRONTING hy the event, ne entiesvorcd 70 -etake The
castle which the hrlve MAJOR -, ci the s6th, ..s.
tented nirepid'r he s;reved al the approaches to-
'te caste with dead, particularly the steps on che
s'e OF the Park. This las; OK decided tbs re.
treat o. the eaeJy, vhieh the burning of the town
favored Gen. Groushv and ,he Duke OF Bslluno. At
~ "e.nck ca the norn!n. OF tae sofia, pursued ',p
teyoni the village c. s,ntbiere, where they took up
their petition.
We ernp!oyed the Dist in repairing the bridge OF
Il snan', the Emperor ss TO r,arc'l unon u oy
es, IN order to o7cra:e (ops,'r) on the coiuiers
wh'sh dirn-tsd themselves uprn Sens by Bar upon
a 2be, end uaon the road TO Auxe-re The bridge
o, iesmont wa7 NOT re-es'sbshed until the mnrning
o. che i,t FEB part of The troops i'm IN fat.iy H.
cd ever II. ~ 8 o'c'oc, in til. AFTERNOON, the enc.
rny having been reinforced by the whole ct his ARMY
oeboachsG upon Rubcre aud Di.nvle, wh,h we
s'H occnricf Our resr-srsrd Showed much firm
ness-Gen. Dshes;ne dict;aeuisaed himself by pre-
,srvire Rothi-re, ani Gen. Girsrd nv main aiming
| h:cnvil'e. The cops o; the Austrian Gen. Goalsy
"h,eh v'sned tn ps's from the left hank he right
aaa fierce the hriirH hal several Of his bstta';ons
| destroyed. To- NuSe of 3eliuno maintained the
hamlet OF fheric nj dsv, in spite Of the enormous
c'spropor.oa OF the foroes wich attacked il. This
altar. in whah QUO gusrd stood in vast plain
sga'nst the whole az the enemy, AID of uun-
uph!e f,see,s Doe f'h Sn exp,oits The F-ench
srmy. L. the raa's' of the oscnr;,y of the night
h'ucry ~ artillery Of The guard followed the motion
~ epri' ,t rsyalry which, advancing tn repcl
a chsrse OF tbe enemy lost its road and VIZ taken
When tho csnroners perceive! the sbus: de into
| S'''eh ,hey hsd fallen, aud that there was not tine
TO prepare their pieces fer action, they firtaed
squair.,r, attacked the enemy and s,v,d thcr,,o-
4 , n ~. 0 sssr tux. A. In
o'c'ctk, a. night the Prince Of Neurehst,i visiting
The posts f,nrd the two crimes so near Zach other
that he several tunes took the posts OF the enemy
| for onr own One of his aid. finding h:t,s,It within
| ten PAGES OF yi,iete, was made Or ,oncr The
sstoe accident hiss bapDensd 10 s. versi Rysisn ot-
GERS having la parole, who threw t!.e,ns ves ,uto
nrr posts believing them ~ &c her own. Few prs
ohers hav been made either side. We haYs
| made $50.
ON the ~ or Feb AZ the bres' Of ,av ri, the re.r
guard OF the arunr in cri-r OF bstte before pri-
enne 1t sn"cessr- " toot portions - complete the
passage o! the bridge o. -smont, and 70 recin the
rest OF the army. The iinke o. Ssgusa who was IN
position CT the ide- o Hosr,ay attacked nv sa
Austrian corps which haA nsssed in the rear of the
woods He repulsed It. ,ade 300 prirane,s s. drove
the enemy beyond the little river Voire
| On the sd a; moon, the Emperor entered Tyoyes !!
We have los. in the battle Irienpe tn hrsyc t;.n
Basic. Gen. Letehvre Desnouettes wounei by
bsyonet Gen. Pocis,;er severely wounded
Our loss IN IN two d1rs rlSy b. estimated at from
2poofo 5000 killed and wonnaed. The loss of the
enemy is least double. A division drawn from the
corps ut the eneny's army which observes Ns,z
Knoxville and Luxemhureh, IL ba;tsions strong
has msrchrd upon NtIy The enemy vished 20 enter
this town which, Gen. III ontr,srie " the inhah;, ans
defended He in vein threw SHELLS int r,ifaie the
inhabitants: he receiv d By di.ebarge. of cse-
| non. and driven bs k a league and half The dnka
~ isrrentum arrived al Chsens and marched upon
this division.
The lastne from the army announce that the
Duke OF frev.o had maze junction with the ars,y
OF His Majesty. Re,nforcem ants of trnops of all
kinds continue tn advance from different directions
MILAN, [haLy,l JAN. 81. The Italian brigade of
ersoieiii, rstdrIsI5 ro:a a,n, has ar,ivnd here.
Extract, ofletters
BoRpEAUN, FEB. 9. 1t is sad a large British
heet IS at Passage preparing go on an expedition
| the object o. which is bot known.
8sa. Stock on the 5th, wac down to 1901.
The Bordelais hegiu to tremb!e FOR fear the
English rnsy make another bold push and endeayor
TO come hitler.
81 neversaw the merchants so detected az they
are to.dsy."
Extract eta letter dated BordeouH, FEB.
10, t3l4.
The Enperar beat he enemv at s.. Di
zicr On the 9th ult ard gnined victory
over Biacher's army, consisting of 10000
men at DIienna on the 29tn nit and on The
SON Butcher Effected his junction with the
army of the Prince of s. hwartzenburg com
puted at 10000, and the French troops In
mat quarter not amounting to more than
40 COO men, were Compelled to retreat 20
iroyes, after some considerable loss.
- Paris is in great CONSERVATION, and /
oesin to entertain serious approximations for
that rich, important and interesting CITY
ehfee or tour very nuruerous armies being
now advancing towards it withou, the pos-
sibiiity Of tie French uniting one half their
numbers. The maTauding Cossacks have
already been within IL or Is leagues OF the
capital.
-" 1t was reported here some DAYS since
that large English Hcer arrived at Por, Pas.
sage in Spain, hut its o, ieCt is not vet sscer.
taine''-20 900 men having been withdraw
from that quarter, which even before did not
consist of one half of the forces opposed to
hem by Id. Wellington, should no, won.
der II the 'atter should make an attack.
tiis inactiOn has astonished every BODY.
With go GOO English and Portuguese troops
and as many SpaDisrds, which, contrary 10
report, always continued with him, he has
tor long time made no attempt on tn
French army of $4,000 men-,now reduced
O 50 900 ~
The Paris Moniteur of the Goth Ian. con-
tains copies Of the correspondence which
had taken place, between the Minis, sr nf
France. and the Prince de Metternich. in
regard to the neg, citation. which it seems ia
since commt need. The following no,e of the