The Court of Enquiry, which was ordered to examine into the affair of the 3rd Inst. at Bryer Creek, and the conduct of Genl. Ashe, relative to his command there, President, General Moultrie, have reported, “That they are of opinion Genl. Ashe did not take all the necessary precaution, which he ought to have done, to secure his Camp, and obtain timely intelligence of the movements and approach of the Enemy, but they do entirely acquit him of every imputation of a want of personal courage in the affair at Bryer Creek, and think he remained on the field as long as prudence and duty required him.”