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FIFTY SIXTH BULLETIN of the GRAND ARMY.
" Arenfdorf, February 5.
I, After the battle of Mohringen, in which the
Ruffian advanced guard was defeated and compelled
to fly, the enemy took poft at Liebtladt. Two days
after, however, on the 27th of January, they were
joined by feveral Ruffian divifions, and the whole
marched together to open the theatre of war upon
the Lower Viflula. The corps of General Effen,
from the heart of Moldavia, where it was to have
been employed againft the Turks, together with fe.
veral regiments whichhad marched from the fartheft
cat-emits of this great empire, had alfo reached the
main body. The Emperor fent orders to the Prince
of Ponte Corvo to fall back,. in order to favour the
advances of the enemy, and draw him towards the
Lower Vittula :—at the fame time his Majefty
•iflued orders for the army to break up from winter
_quarters. The fifth corps of the army, tu.der Gen.
Savary, (Martha' Lannes being lick) was colleeed
on the 3111 at Bt ok, to hcld General Effen in check,
whole corps was cantoned upon the Upper Bug.—
The third corps of the army was at MyfinieL—the
fourth at Willenberg—the fixth at Gilgenberg—the
feventh at Niedenberg. The Emperor left Warfaw,
and arrived at Willenberg on the evening of the
soth The Grand Duke had been there two days,
and had collected all his cavalry. The Prince of
Ponte Cory() hai fucceffively evacuated 0 fterode and
Lobar, and had taken poft near Stralburg. Martha!
Lefehte had collected the loth corps of the army at
Thorn. in order to defend that place, and the left
bank of the
" On the zit of February we began our march.
At Paffeuheim we fell in with the enemy's advanced

guard, which was already in motion, towards Wil-
lenberg, for offenfive operations. The Grand Duke
caufed it to be attacked by feveral columns of cavalry,
and forced his way into the place. The corps of
Marfhal Davouft moved towards Ortelfberg.
" On the zd the Grand Duke of Berg advanced
with Martha! Seth's corps to Allenftein. Martha!
Davonfl's corps marched to Wartenberg. In the
courfe of the 3d inilant the corps of Martha's Au-
gereau and Ney arrived at Allenftein. The enemy's
army, which had retreated in great hafle when they
faw their left flank pufhed towards the Viflitla, which
they boalled they should pafs, pt efented themfelves
at three in the morning in order of battle, with their
left covered by the village of Mnntdken, their centre
at Jonkowo, and occnp) ing the high road to Lieb-
Bath."