The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09

nens taey made, were freed 70 fall hack in
l;soroer; iov a.otiie 20 the Enlleh ere
driven III every OueC,f..I a,d-Ou the trir,i
II appears. that .he French ft,l hrs, ttcr
haveg maintained sangunarv ara Y rtn-
lious conflict uuui z O'Clock intl Z evcni;,
~ ""sS NOT appear, however, they were agata
driven across the SaEbre. No, no here III
y 'hngton leaves you to guess The falling
hdtk IS Often military movement, on wh,cS
the M st Important eventSdepend Id. Vel
hngton, however, informs Lord 4 .thurst chat
ne made his pursuing troops haa--.,nd the
En6"sh editor aids that ne gavethe enemy
th'te EHstisH chcers., This must have called
'he enep'y seF>rNiF, aud may, perhaps, haN.
wounded great nambsr ofthe - nch staff.
IL WAS at this chocb, perhaps. th4t -Ierome
honaparte .ieH, the three chrera OF tue English,
10 doubt, ucinr great * Cution.
Our readers VIII, however Judge FOR them
selves on reading the letter :; and perceiYinr
that no mention is made of prisoners taken bv
the allies; no French officer of any grade
mentioned as having fallen or being rNadc pri-
Soner-6t that they only mention Ia king some
c>hnop, which cannon is most probably those
~hi"h they lost themselves on the two DAYS
Oh which they own thew were beaten. On
the Contrary side-w:thout even q return
made-wiillout any knowledge of the third
day loss--without mentioning any thing of
RUSSIAN officers, there is given a hss as fol-
lows:
KILLED.
khe Duke Of Brunswick.
Maj. Gen. Pousonby.
Lieut. Generals.
4 Colonies.
Lieutenant Colonels.
Majors.
g b. Majors.
IS Captains.
3 Lcuts. "a Ensigns
And among the wounded, &c some of'thsm
most dangerously, are / General, the Pr.nt.
ot'Orange; Lieut.. Generals 5 Coionc,s 3;
II Llec'- Colonels II Majors, 5 Brigade
Majors; II CaTtains and IL L,euteuants
we are Of opinion that one or two more
Such victories OBTAINED by the allies ever Ma
poleon, would induce the Emperor. of Russia
to return 10 Petersburg, thinking that lis PIE
sence would be Of more consequence in his
imperial CITY, III an IN any OF the cities between
the Wolga and the Khine.
National advocate.
The three English cheers which Wellog-
ton ordered his troops to give Bonapaate
must have been something alter The manner
OF the three cheers the English gave after the
yictoy of New-Orleans. OF Whatever ma
ture they We're, he has, however, sen, home
g packet sufficient. to draw three thousand
English tears from three thousand English
eyes. II.
Lord Castiereagh at dinner this day de-
clared, thar the last dispatches from the duke
OF Wellin gton were ofthe most satisfactors
nature, and that his Majesty's Ministers fully
eXpected'to hear of general action, of which
Tney indolged the best hopes, on OF before
Monday nsXt.
The U. 6. brigs of war, Saranac andBoxer,
sailed from this port yesterday, for the Me
deterrauean.
BUFEAJ o, July 95.
from IRE U'est-By passengersyin the sch.
LAZY PreUost, CARVED at Fort Erie en- ST.
tu"iay last, from Detroit) we learn. that our =
troops had evacuated Fort Maiden, and that
preparations We're making at Detroit for the
brig Niagara and schr, Porcupine to proceed
Immediately to MaCkinaw, which post, it IS
understood, the British prepared to sur
render 10 us. HE conduct Of the Indians COLI
tinues to be hostile. Large bodies of them are
about collcc'7- in different parts of the Yves
tern country
Prairie dI CIien, has been evacuated by
the British troops,
Maj. &c en- Jacob Brown commander in
chief Of the American army, arrived at Fort
Niagara on Saturday last from Sackett's HacG
Dor; captain Pierce's corps Of artillery. has
also arrived at the Fort.
ALEXAND2TA, July q.
Arrived At this port on Friday last, the
sohr. Two Sisters, Capt. Booth, in the short
passage If 10 days from Bermuda and only
to the Capes OF Virginia-ballast and spe-
Gle, to ]. GIrd and others-Captain Boot,
has politely favored us with a file Of Bernu-
da papers up &c the 10Th insr. Captain B.
reports the insolence. of the British to be IN
sufieraDe and that the Yankees were the con
slant theme Of their abuse that on the Ain
OF July the American Aag was hoisted below
all ether nations. He saw negro man in
Bermuda, the property of Mr.. S. Wrshart,
OF Potomac Creek, who wished to return.
with him, but capt. b. WAS informed by the
Governor th2t he could not be permitted to
bring hiIn off unless he would pay 800, which
capt. b. declined.
AZ We have already announced the death
OF the celebrated Prince BERTHIER, BY a
fall from 8 window. 1t il now ascertaneCt
that it was BY suicAe. He had exhibited a
remarkable change "a lis conduct for some.
days prior TO his death. On the preceding
day, Gen. SAcKEN, who dined with him az
his father in laws the Duke of Bavaria, very
much disconnected h;m, by remark, that
he was ashamed at seeing him among. the:
small number of persons who had rensincd
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