The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-07


night French couriers arrived in Augsburg
The French grand army is now OH it's march to-
wards the Inn. Seven French army depots and
ho'pitals are to come to this CITY. In order 10
fecure the City againft coup de m lin, the priu
cipaI avenues are fecured by palifades, and 20
cannon are mounted OH the city "a parts, which
indeed ara but very in6snihcant.
At one O'Clock this Afternoon the Emperor
and King Napoleon departed from here for
MUNICH, having taken firt mon affcaionate
leave OF his mott ELECTORAL Iighnefs OF Trier.
The head quarters, general ftatf' and the French
field pot office, followed and iuit now a part
OF the Gale Batavan army is marching thro'
this city.
The following official Bulletin from the French
army in Italy has been publl,ed here:
Ga the goth Vencem,ire Qsth Oa.) the +
Italian army pafIed the Fitch near Verona. Mar
maj Maifena commanded in perfnn. The Bat
tefies erected againa italian Verona are taken.
AT the departure of the courier, who brought
th,snews, 500 prifoDcrs had been made already.
The army haul advanced towards Vicenza.
kEuREMBERG, Oet. c5.
We have received here the following off :iai
accounts Ills MaieGy the Emperor Napsle-
ON had charged prince Murat 10 purtne iyi-
non OF rs or $4,000 men, which was retreatng
underline command of Archdnke Ferdinand -
Prince Murat marched from Jim on the 18th
OF Ostohcr; he came up with and beat the Auf.
TRANS ON the fame day near NerelSellen. On
the 18th he beat them again near NrreIheim.
On the 18th he took from them so cannon and
400 Wagons
Prince Murat furrounded Gen. Werneck on
all hides, 10 thatbe was Obliged 70 iien capi-
tulation, whereby he Obliged him.clf to Law
down the arms, with all the troops he com.
maudec. Contrary to this Generals Eohenzol
Tern, Rohan Mizeri and others made their eff.
cape IN the night With all the troops they could
carry of. Prince Murat purified them, and
with much concerI found himfrf obliged 10 fol-
low them into the Prufian dominions, which
they had entered.--He abG aimed from attacking
them there, aad wilhed to pofpoue his ven
geance until they ffould arrive at Egra, but they
themfelves attacked his van guard near Nurem.
berg, fuppoiing it at great diitance from the
body of the army.
Prince Marat faw himfelf thereby obliged to
repel force BY force, it came to very ferrous
engagement, whereby 40 pieces of cannon with
Itheir powder Wagons, 200 baggage was gons,
the treafury of the irs,y and two pair of CO.
lours; IN thort, allihat the Autrians had re-
naming of their grand park OF artillery, their
baggage, their army-monies, and their ammu-
milton, fell into the hands of the French.
Gen. Mxieri, who was MORALLY wounded,
was made prifoner, 500 infantry laid down
their arms; 100 cavalry, mott all wounded in
the different attacks, were made prifnners
Archduke Ferdinand was actually fiIrrounded
| IN the engagement, and only cfcaped by throw
ling himief upon the horfe of an officer, who
was made prifoner by lending it to him. He
has only ls or 1900 cavalry with him, which
are the remains of the regiments of cavalry
which marched with him from Ulm, and of the
l nryy,.r .aE a. mn ,..l. Il. -
oCToBER25.
The difnounted divifion of dragons of Cen.
Bardgncy d'Hiers of $4,000 men has now re-
ceivcd Auttrian horfes. Prince Murat is APP
pointed general in chief of the army, which is to
operate on the left bank of the Danube under
him fand the Marihals Brrnadotte, Lannes,
Souit, sc. &c. He went from hence into the
Ineighbourhood Of Regerburg, and had hi. head
quarters the day before yeitcrday at Newmarks.
The four capitulations of Ulm, Memningen,
TrockteIhngen and Bop6ngen, have appeared
in print here, together with the l2th French
Bulletin.
From tie 1fayu, O7. 10 when the French
Emperor came to the deltroyed part of the
bridge at Donswerth, he cauiei board: to be
laid acrofs. and himfelf to he led over and then
ne cried; come, my grenadiers and every one
haftened after his chief.
We have received accounts from Bavaria,
which fate, that the army of Martial Berna-
dotte, conpofed of his own corps of the army,
and of thofc of Martial D'Ayouh, of the Ba.
varian Generals Wrede and Deroy, has arrived
IN three columns on the banks OF the Inn. The
Auftrians had not time to defend the right bank
af this river, on which, in the preceding years,
they had etablifhed very formidable entrench-
ments. The French vanguard conifting of
corps of cavalry under General Kelerman (the
fon) advanced againft Braunau, where the fire
RufIian column had joined the Auftrian corps
of Kienmeyer. 1t is faid the Auftro- RulIians
are already falling back to Lintz. Aaother CO.
umn ofthe French andiBavarian troops is on il.
march towards Salzhurg il will meet no OBJ
ftrueiion in SalZa. The head quarters of Mar
hal Bernadottc have been removed from Waf-
ferbourg, on the Inn, where they had been ef.
tabliihed for fome days paf.
AsspAcH, Oa.9.
On the 18th int. the Bavarian army advanced
from SchwaIkich to SpaIt and Abenbergh---
They made conliderable requihtions of cattle,
bread, beer, forage, &c under threats of mill
tary execution At Spalt, where no -four or
grain had beeu left on hand, Gen. Wredc COM
manded the Bailiwick to deliver the grain which
he required, from the Royal Granary of Pruiia |;
and when protetations were made agaiuR this
proceeding, he tent detachment to open it by