The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
SEVENTH BULLETIN OF. THE ARMY
OF ITALY.
Head-qnnsterJ, Gorixia, Nov. 2S.

vanced guard, under the orders of general Ef-
payne, eftablifhed itfelfon the V;pacco, repulf-
ed the enemy as far as Gauz, and in feveral at
tacks, which were performed with vigour, made
one hundred prifoners. The whole of their
cavalry has retired by the great road. con-
fiderable body of their infantry took the read
by the valley of Idria, to gain that of Oberley-
bach. Five companies of voLigemJ are purfu-
ing the enemy in that direction, while our aa-
vanced potts have reached the intrenchments of
Prevale, and have taken a direction towards
Leybach.
The gen. in chief has TENT the divi6on of Sc
ras to TrieRe. The Aunrians evacuated the
place at our approach, leaving 500 of their
wounded. A corps of troops purified them on
the way to Leybaoh and took so prifoners.
Two regiments of Dragons, fupported by in
fantry, have proceeded on our left as far as Chi
ufa dc Plctz, which was guarded by the regi-
ments Of infantry Straoldo aud Degne and
fome cavalry. All the potts were abandoned
the day after the arrival of our troops. The
general of brigade Lacour who commands
them, has received orders to penetrate as far as
Villacl, and to endeavour to open commune
cation with the grand army, whole movements
have without doubt, determined the retreat of
the enemy, who were afraid of being furround-
ed. A detachment has alto been ient to Pom
feba Veneta, where the enemy were pretty
ftrong, but did not dare to await our arrival.
in thefe various movements we have taken near
Iy 400 prifoners. The general in chief has left
near Padua the corps of troops from Naples
to which he has added diviGon of the army,
the Coriican legion and the Cd Italian regi-
ment.
Lieutenant general Gouvain St. Cyr, who
commands thefe united forces, holds Chiozza
and Brondoo, and keeps himfelf prepared to
fall on the Britiih and Rufians, if they dare at
tempt the debarkation with which they threat
en- the coat of Italy.
Leeehi, general of divj6on, SIC. to bis exe-Ltney
THE minjfer Of quar-.
Headquarters, Legnaro, Nov. 25, 1905.
haRen to inform your excelIency, that a
corps of the enemy's troops, commanded by
prince Rohan, fllewed itfelf near BaiIano. The
general in chief fet off for Stra with the referve
competed of Polilh corps commanded by ge-
neral Peyri, regiment of French cavalry and
a regiment of French infantry, battalion COM
manded by general Regner, and pieces of ar
tillery under the command of the chief of bat
talon, Milo, and efcorted by the 5th regiment
of Italian infantry. General Regnier having de-
parted from his cantonments, went to Piombi-
no, where, by this means, he cut off the road to
Metre, from the Anitrians, who were endea-
vouring to get into Venice. At day break yef-
terday, the gath, he was attacked, and in fpite
of a vigorous refltance, was three times com.
PEELED to fall back.
The corps of Polifh infantry which was at
Campo-Pietro with the general In chief, fet out
before day for alfle-Franco, with the general
in chief in perfon; who, when about half way,
perceived the diviion of Regnier to be retreat
ing, ordered colonel Grabiniki to attack the
enemy in flank. The attack was Immediately
made with the greateft vigour, and the enemy
was obliged to retire to Caitle-Franco, with the
iofs of l SO prifoncrs, (among whom were col.
and major) and pieces of cannon.
General Regnier taking advantage of this
manGuyre of the general in chief, attacked them
again in perfon, and made 1000 prifoners. The
ret of the enemy's column retreatcd to Villa
Franco. where 5000 Auftrians, who hemmed
in by the regiment of PoI!fh infantry, laid down
their arms to colonel Grabinfki, and corps of
700 ctraf1ieurs surrendered to lieut.. COL Clo-
pink.
5000 prifoners, 700 horfes, / 2 pieces of can
non, colours and one fandard, are the refult
of this day. Among the prifoners is prince
Rohan, general commandant, 8 coils. majors,
and 8 lieutenants. The dead amount to about
600, among whom are 9 coils. lieut.. colonies
and majors. The wounded about 600.
7rayAatiOn5 from German faperJ for the Fede-
raj Gazette.
NUREMBERG, Nov. IT.
It will give the friends of the great caufe of
mankind no fmall pIeafure to inform them, that
wherever the French have entered capital in
this country, they have been received as the de-
Iiverers of mankind. "Long live the emperor
Napoleon" has been the general reclamation
from every houfe, from every window. The
inhabitants, and particularly the women, pre-
tented themfelves in crowds in every ftreet, to
offer wine and refrefhments to both officers and
folders. Citizens, by thoufands, were feen
with tears in their eyes, giving thanks to Heaven
for having delivered their country from the
hard hand Of tyrauts and opprefors. Not
few addrefed the brave gallo folders in the
following terms, while they offered them fome-
thing to refrefh their weary fteps, I" Nimn
diejcJ, Bruder FransoE." J." Take this, bro
ther Frenchman !"-The very girls preiTed be-
fore each other to prefent flowers and aurels
to the French generals.
DoNAU, November 10.
The court of Vienna has taken up its ref
dence at Cracow, in Poland.
BREMEN, November IS.
The day before Yesterday the royal Pruffian
rgt. Of P. Ferdinand arrived here. 1t is TO be