The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-11

bred miles, ac.ol. rivers and through fortified places
more nuraerous than are the battalonsin the army
of their enemy, is good deal. They have fought,
and renewed the fsht with diff wouuds; they have,
At Ian drawn bloo,i Of their antagonn This looks
we'll Il isa rational ground for hoping that ihali
hear Of fomethins more. But, here feems be the
utnloR extent Ut the advantage; for TO having
beafe the Fren.h, there is, all the intelligence fairly
eondercd, the lean appearance Of it, the French
army, according this aN bulletin Of govern
men., being peei preeifey where it previous to
the battle Of the I'd. Not inch have they
ell; and nua hear of fome,hing much more refem-
bling vasry them, before fhall expea to
hear, that they have uiade one tep towards Vienna.
Suppoie, however, thar Napoleon to be compel.
led to retreat! Muit therefore, conclude that he
sruihed! How would this reafonng luit. If applied
to his enemies! They, God knows, have re,reated
far enough in all confidence; and YET, we are told,
thar their affairs are in very promifng way. Aye;
but they have been retreatng in their own territory
So them Napoleon has only get them follow him
into F,a"se aud through Pn, in order completely to
annihilate them Away with all the nosfenle a.
bout his being beS.meS in and eat off, Who are to
hem him in The " three great armies" we are
told; to wit the Aullro-Rutfan, the PrulIian army
and the army Of the archduke Charles. As to the
Prniian army, if Is bs1 really nsrebsd, there is Au-
gereau ready meet it in Ss.6is or Bsvs.i1 or TO
follow him, into Bstemis lift marches towards Napo.
| Icons petition. Augereas has $4,000 men, and hi,
augmented
The archduke! Where is he ! The lat we heard
OF him was in Croaa, than 200 miles from the
icene OF action between Napoleon and his antagonists
He was then hying from, Ma1rna; and, If the ARCH
duke has, is reported $4,000 men, boiv many asua
6i, pn,j.sr bav. p" The archduks will come upon
the back OF Bonapmrte through Yien~a :" Through
pitn.a They mad. Thete writers are mad
Maliena, the purfuer Of the archduke was, when we
IaR heard OF hin, be.1peen tie arebiie and Sienu<
There too was Marmont with his dvi(ion. Cut
| Off" Why Bonaparte had, in the army Of MaGe-
\ ma and in the divion of Marulont and Ney hun.
dred thoufand men within feven days march of the
.rot where the Ian battle was fought, and he was
eompets nay, the civil ruler, of all the country be-
tween him and t,-un. BY what or by whom is he to
be cut off! He soniy abou. SO miles to the north
OF the Danube, and, TO the fouth OF the Danu6< wen.
ward from Hungary, there is one inch of terrific.
ry, upon the continent of Europe, of which he i,
noe matter. ii were to hear that he had recoiIed
as far ~ Vienna, houd be very much, and indeed.
very agreeably furpriIed; but, mould not thence
derive much hope of his final failure. He mutt eoe
Smf.rbfrs 1t is ridieulouay UNREASONABLE not to al.
low hun to be victorious until he has haunted the e.
nemy quite out Of the world and If it would BE-
digrace TO him to fall hack upon Vienna /; wha, a,
This time mutf be the reputation Of his enemy 9Je,
ieii back upon Vienna {; and they quilted it much
| more readily than, fear, he will. At Vienna he
| would, indeed lee 200 miles di6snce between him
and France; but, he would, in the whole 500 miles
lee not Jingle hoe fortrefs battalion in his way
The ieroeious gentleman of the Cslri.r mui e1cuf.
ne for, this is really the Ugh. in which fee the g.
tuat'on OF bonaParte. fee him with 100000 fol.
ders, real folders; not upon paper, like nv lord
caiaieresghs army, blu, in the field; actually fight
ing or marching; and do fee that his enemies.
all put together, have 70 many. We hear tall of
them before the battles, indeed, but we do no, fee
them in the battles