The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27

whicn mas n0rtineo them much. But they
have all marched a great deal, and they redou-
bic their activity, when they have hopes of o.
vertakihg the enemy. The culogy of the ar
my may be made in two words.-AIt is worthy
of ito Chief.
The AuArian army mdy be con6dercd IA an
initiated. The Auftrians and Ruflians will be
obliged to make many levies Of recruits to re-
fiji the French army, which has deftroyed IN
army Of one hundred thoufand men, without
experiencing, We may fay, any lofs.
SEVENTH BULLETIN.
ELcHiNcEs, Ca. 10.
Onthe 18th, at five O'Clock in the morning,
Prince Murat arrived. at Nordiugen, and fuc-
ceeded in furrounding the diviiion of Werneck.
This General folcitcd capitulatian. The
tomorrow. Lieutenants General Wcr-
peck, Ballet, Hohenzoern, and Gene
Aals vagal, Maekery, Hohenfelt, Weber, and
Dieniburg, arc prifoners ON parole, with per-
nifiion 10 return home. The folders will be
TENT to France as prfoners of war. More than
two thoufand cavalry have surrendered, aHd
brigade OF difmouuted dragons have been
mounted on their horfes. 1t is afIcrted, that
the Rclerve Artillery Of the Auftrian army, con-
fitting OF i've hundred carriages, is taken. It
is fuppofed that all the remainder of the column
rounded, Prince Murat having out Hlnked his
right on the fie of Aalen, and Marfhal Lannes
his left towards Nordngen. We expect to
hear the refiilt Of thefc mannuvres, Prince Fer
dinaud has now but few men left.
After an audience, which the Emperor gran
ted to General Mack, at two O'Clock this after
noon, Marfhal Berthier and that General fgn-
ed an addition to the Capitularion, purporting
that Ulm mutt be evacuated by the Aulriau
Carlton on the 9oth. =.
There are at Ulm 1900 men, 5000 horfes,
Is Generals, and from 60 to 80 picces of can
non, with their horfes. Half the Emperor's
Guard had already fet out for Augfburgb; but
his Majefy confentedto remain here to-rnor-
row, to Zee the Anarian army file off. We be.
come more certain every day, that there arc
not 10000 men efcaped Of this army of 100 600
men. and this extraordinary advantage has been
obtained without the cffufon of blood.
The emperor did not fir out of Elchngen to
day. The fatigucs and continual rain to which
he had been expofed for the preceding week,
required a fbort repofe. But repofe 10 not COM
patible with the direction of this immenfe ar.
my. Every hour of the day and night officers
arrive with reports. and it was requiGte that
the Emperor fh0u!d ifIue orders. He feemed
much fatis6ed with the activity and Zeal of
Martial Bertliier.
Tomorrow (the 7oth) at three in the after
noon, 81 600 Auftran folders, so pieces of can
non, and Is Generals, will pats the Emperor
in 6Ie, and lay down their arms.
The Emperor prefents the colours he has ia
ken at Ulm to the Senate they amount to so,
inRead Of 40 ltands, at which he formerly fla.
ted them. a.
II is fuppofed that the Emperor will fet out
for Munich Tomorrow evening. The RuiIian
army has arrived on the Ian.
Eighth BAlsfn of TIE Grand Arnay.
ELcHINCEN, Of. 2o.-The following are
the two sapitulations announced in the Bulle-
tin of yeherdaY. which were concluded by or
der of Prince Murat the one being fgned by
the Chief of Prince Murat's ftaff, and the other
by Cen. Fauconnet.
The Emperor took his ftation, from two O..
clock in the afternoon fo feven in the evening,
on the heights near U!m, where the Auftrian ar
my filed off in his prefence. Thirty thouEand
men, two thoufand Of which are cavalry, with
iixiy pieces OF cannon, and forty ftands Of CO.
lours, have furrenaered to the victorious army.
The French army were ported on the heights.
The Emperor, furrounded by his life-guards,
lent for the Anftrian generals, and kept then,
with him until their troops had filed of. He
treated them with the utnnott diftinetion. There
were prefeot, befdes the General in Chief
Mack, eight Generals, and fcven Lieutenant
Generals names of the Generals and re-
ginents will be given in the fubicquent BuIlc-
Tin.
The nwsber of the prifoners hnce the com
n1eneement ofhohilities, amount to GO, 900 men,
and 30 ffandards have been taken, befdes ar
tiilery, baggage, &c. 1t is fuppofed that the
Emperor, after difpa,chiny his courers, viii
fct out this evening for Augfbursh and Mu-
MICH. @
CAPIrULArIoN OF GENERAL WERNEcK.
1t has been agreed upon between MarfhaI the
General of Division, Belliard, Chief of the Ge-
neral Staffof his Royal Highnefs Prince Mu-
rat, Marfhal of the Empire, and Lieutenant of
his Majefy, the Emperor of the French, and
King ofItaIy and M. the Lieutenant General
Werneck, Commander and Chamberlain in the
fervice Of his Maiefty the Emperor Of Germa-
ny, and commandant of a dvifon of the ar
my:
1. That the body Of troops under the orders
of M. the Lieutenant General Werneck, ff,all
lay down their arms, become prloneis of war,
and Ne fent into France.
2. That Meffi,urs the General and Subateru
officers fhalI be prifoners of war, OR parole, &
be fent into Aufria. They engage not to ferve
3, nina the French armies, or thofe ofthe allies
OF hs msjeify the Emperor and King, Napo-
leon, until they fhall have been exchanged.
9. That the hcrfes belonging to the cavalry,
the artillery, with the carriages, CATIONS, aud
N. 4 IL. -. a