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

accounts of the tfan.attIon.
Pofitive accounts from Strafbure, which we
have JUN received, announce the taking of U.m.
This is merely report, but we ought obe FUR
prifed at nothing, If we take into view the rapi-
;dity with which Napoleon i. executes his vaft
and complicated plans. =
We have feen arrive at the fame point, and
nearly at the fame moment, the armies from
the coat of Brett, of La Nance, of the bank of
fhe Zuyder Sea, and from thofe of the Baltic.
We feel, we every where witnefs, the extraor-
binary genius which conceives and directs every
thing. Behold the effect of that diverlion which
England has wifhed to produce upon the con-
stinent! How terrible fcourge to Europe, is
the Englifh Government. ',-..s,
VIENNA, Oa. 3.-General Kulufow, Com.
mander in Chief of the RuiIian army, which is
now marching through Lower Auftria, is mo-
mertly expected here bet yVeen the sd and 9th
of ribs month. all the divifions Of this army
will have paiied the Danube at two points,
near Polten and near Kems. To accelerate the
march Of this army, 1000 Wagons have been
put in requiftion in the different circles: a
part Of which has already been forwarded to
meet the Ruffians.
The War has fcarcely commenced, and we
already experience allits ca!amites the Court
Gazette of the 2sth, contains the following Of
fetal article, which has thrown the whole ca
Pi'" NV NohttSthdttOhs uC uESCuI ncCeIn-
ties ofthe State renders the Establishment of
additional taxes necenary. They will be divi-
ded into three clafIes: to wit lit. An extra.
ordinary.tax. upon funded property: tax, &C.
cortline tn rank, as already laid i'm the prefent
year: and Sd. An extraordinary CAPT, alton tax.
Thefe heavy impoiitions,. the weight is alone
fuficient to ruin us, are, independent of error
nous contributions ingram and Forage which
are demanded. The States of Bohemia, have
addrefed to the Governor. energetic remon-
frances on the fubieet, which appear to be die
tated by defpair." 4s IS
WURTzBuRc, Oet. s.-His Highnefs the
Eleetor Bavaria-pahtinatc has been Informed
this day, by courier. that the French army
had pafied the Danube, and that the Auitrian
troops had retreated The troops of the army
under the command Of Leut.s Gen. Duroc, mutt
ALTO by this time, have pafl'ed that river. Our
mott terene eleetor yefterday received inteli-
gence from; the impenal reiidence of a very IA
tsfaefory nature.
The Bavarian army, in conjunction with that
of Marfhal Bernadotte, has entered the Upper
Paatinate. The officers write, that it is necec.
fairy to make war on the fide of Frenchmen in
order to learn how to act without lols of time.
No heavy baggage, no tents, except thofe of
the Generals. Every one is on foot, and on the
alert: initead of bread, bfcuit made of excel
lent Hour, which is extremely nourifhing. We
progrefs from Lotto l 2 leagues daily.
FRANKFORT, Ca. Io.-The vaft plan con-
ceived by the Emperor Napoleon begins to de-
velope itfelf. The different corps of the army
of Germany have at this moment arrived at
there REFLECTIVE points of action. The prnci-
pal object of this fudden, and well directed
movement is to prevent the junction of the Ruff
iian army with the main army of the Auftrians,
by cutting off the latter and throwing it back
upon the Tyrol. Forthis purpofe, a great part
at the French forces has advanced towards Do
nayerth and Ingoltadt, to make itfef matter of
the Danube, 20 pats that river, and to Hank the
Au'tfIans upon the IIler, from UIm to Memn-
gen. This appears to be the plan of The French,
aud every thing announces, that it will be
crowned with fuccefs.
Letters from Stutgard and other places thro'
which the Emperor has pafIed, give an aftoniih.
ing idea of the activity of this monarch. The
day of his arrival at Ludwigaburg, although
very much fatgued, be paid a Wifi to the Elec-
tor and his lady. AT O'Clock in the morning
ne retired to ref, and rofe at three. He has
conltantly 500 horfes in his flite, faddled and
ready to fet off at a moments warnipg 70 that
no one knows the hour oftheir departure or def
tnation.