The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

Is Ven!emaire (isth Oeiober) 1905.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
Borders oft6e Danube, otb Oaober.
The diviiion under Martial Ney, and f,u
other diviiions of cavalry, which he found be.
tween Neierheim and IIoufen, are rapidIv
marching towards Ulm, by the right of the ri.
yer Danube, and pai6ug by Diftingen. Lauinpen
and Gunfolingen. They write that the Auftri.
ans intended to evaouate Ulm to-day Or to-noy.
row. -
Many large magazines belonging to the Auf.
trians, have fallen into the French hands. =.
!. We learn thar the Archduke Charles b,.
transferred his head quarters from Padua to
The Aultrian'troops near to Fiebikrk are A.
about TO retire tothe frontiers of the Swea. and
to abandon the redoubt which they head. -.
SrRAsBuRc, Goth Verden,air..
We have juft now learned the Official neys
that Prince Murat has obtained a CONFLICT. Viz
tory over the Aufrians after fevere contea
which lated many hours, the Prince furround.
ed an huttrlan diviiion of $4,000 men, made
tnem lay down their arms, and took them pri.
toners. "''7
peeled daily.
SrvTcARD, on. Oh.
we nave juft been informed of the capture
otthe towns of Bop6Ngen and Nordlippen, nv
the troops under the command of MarIhalls
Lannes and Ney. The troops under General
Bernadotte and Marmont are expected in the
cnvuons of Neubourg. The Bavarian troops
under General Deroy has arrived at Fifchtett.
and occupied it after having forced the Au(tri.
ans to evacuate it.
The Auffr;.ne b,,o ,,.,.,...I
whole of the Upper Palatinate there only re.
main two regiments of Horfe. -
The Emperor of Auftria, arrived at Vienna
on the 3oth September, the Emperor of Ruifia
was daily expected at the fame place.
The watt plans conceived by the Emperor Ma
poieon, have commenced. The different d
vions of the army of Holland have reached the
different places where they are TO act. The
principal Object of thefe movements is to pre-.
vent the reunion ofthe Ruiiian army with the
Grand Auftrian army and fiich is the nature
or thefe movements, that every thig feems TO
combine TO infure complete fiiccefs.
1t is tad Prince Paul of Wurtembere accom-.
panIes his Maefty the Emperor of the French
ia this campaign.
MANHEIM, orb O49ober, a.
The Provincial Magistrates of bohemia have
addrefied ttrong remembrance TO the Emperor
OF Auitria remonftrafne againh the Ruffian ar.
my pafiing through their territory, and Eating
now much the country had flIEered formerly
on fmilar account.
BY letters from Stutgard and other places
through which, Napoleon, the Emperor, has
pahed we learn, that it is impoifihle to con.
ceive OF the acting of this monarch there are
always three hundred horiemen in his retinue.
VINO neither know the hour of departure or
place ofdeitination until the very moment NJ
one O'Clock in the night he goes TO bed, and fire,
quentiyis on his horfe at three o'clock.
WURTZBoJRG, O7o5er s.
AN expectation of grain from principalites oh
Wurtzbourg and Bamberg, is prohibited, IN.
der penalty Of confication alto from Daut
zIcj at the latter, horfes are aio prohibited
SFRALsUND, 4tb OEfo5rr,
The Rufian troops jun arrived are embark.
ing. In fpite ofthe po6tiyc manner in which
this news 10 announced, it is iifficilt 70 believe
that Rnfiia is determined to carry many trooDs
INTO province 70 contiguous TO RuiIa, after
the declaration made BY the latter power.l
BouRDEAux, Oaober 30.
Krfrad eta letter from Styq5awg, s5ib Yeass-
MARE.
"I tranfmit you this day the fifth Official bui.
Yeterday the following bulletin mapufri,t
was circulated in our city,
The Corps of the army of Martial Rerps.
dotte is at Munich. The junction of the Ruff.
ana is cut of.
SIXTY ,thoufand Auitr:ans are furroundod
without one ofthe means of retreating,
The Emperor remarks to her maIe1y tho
Empreis that he wifhes her TO remain perfrtlly
tranquil that he occupies petition ijnilsr ia
that ne did at Msrenaoy aud that the Campaign
will be fhort, but brilliant.
A letter from Oreenoek. Of the a5th OF Osta.
her, is received by the ihip Ardent, arrived ne
New York mentioning that news had hh
reached that place, of an engagement between
the AuRran and French armies, IN which the
latter loft 5000 men, we are INCLINED 10 be.
lieve that there Is fome Foundation for thls re
port ; for capt. CroAtbwaits informed US on his
arrival, and which we ought to have mention.
ed, that news had reached Greenock of q battle
which terminated IN favour of The Anarians,
~ T., Gas,
LONDON, O9. l7,--Goyernment we UNDER
Rand, announced to the foreign minilfsys yefsf.
day, that the Elbe aud Wefer are 40 longer