The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-13
CITE Gnqulrer.
RICHMOND, 1871 FEBRU>sRY

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,.atiiied by MATS of important ipforn,,,;o, -.
Inc lait official Bulletin which we rece;v.
- va Norioik, oil thu march Of the. Grand 49,,
81 rance was the gin, and dated at Iin,z on H..
l november. The interval which fuece.ded has
.. tohg q snk'ous one; filled up by nothing ex
,ha a"" unofficial and unn'ereiiing ke,ches from
=, n Prmfs. AT Length, however, an arrival
- re mas brought down the chain of R,.,;,s
90 inc III December and fupplied US with finch , h;c
WI! VI 'he war IN Europe, Of the continued G,cceG.
eSoi the french and the diicomfitrre of ,h.;r i'll.
'eau US 10 expect that its catanropbe is p,.,r
- Manu- nat the reader may be en.b,ed n ;s~.
'''en ON 'ubjett 70 important, no, only 20 r..
Ss..n oi EUROPE but of his own cous,rv. w.
''e 'hougne 1t proper to introduce all rho I'LL;
eehee winch has come to hand, to the ereuG"a IS
other feetaed or original n,,,,e- @A''uuo'i Vi
Ia. :" Du"etin lett the Grand Army of France
1']n.ng towards Vienna in four columns one ,,r-
uef N,ortier ON the north bank of the Dannbs j.,
~. "eu'o intercept the Ruiian column: one u,dsr
.".,. -" 'he Iouth bank of the river the cen,ra,
M.rn,s Da'out' marching to Neuladt; and
Lcoben. s' ny the route OF
0Ih' oerhadotte was nationed in the eleao-,,.
VI S'"zourg' Whit gen Angereau was penetrating in
20 the Italian 1yro, and was about to occ,nv IT,;
on' IN ",aeh' with the cooperation nf gen New. Re
Charles. "e arehduke
The Bulletins, which are now nrh,;oo,
detail the fate and the fnccefs of ,heGe dfsrer, ~
'aenn'ents down to the 18th of Nov every ,r,; /.
N"' " iar at Ieait as we may place confide,,. j.,
81 partial representations of the Fren,h pives d.,,l
Wv ~, 10 the accounts equally partial, and 0ll nads
cy u'Tahee more incorrect, which we have received
w w ip'u'h papers down to the 7th of December
what then mutt be the n,elal,choJv cop5;,;,, IS -
Auitro -Ruilian armies; what NAV wa .sI ". ','e
the gloomy Proipects of England whenever ,baCa H.,
et accounts rePreiented the condition Of the allies ~
~ e0nfieatiy dePlorable in fpe of fon,e advantag.s
ana endorsements, which they were faid ,o he vs
recently obtained 'A'o " nave
me LONDON accounts declare, that Gen. News
was 'o, "rong enough to iecure the poieiIion of
'nipruck and the Lunt6rai: the French RuIte,;ns
announce that he had made his entry ;n,o IG.,,.h'
ana afterwards into Halle and that the ,rcbdnLs
ital. y TIE way Oh Luch-
ne London Journalists pride themfelve, ppon ,be
sfear victory laid to be gained by the Ruiaps over
at Diernitlen; the French Bulletin. no
the victory altogether on their fide a ooo FL
aia 10 nave attacked between % and3o 600 RuI;an.
~ nave Killed between and ,Ooa men. c,p,urad
'heir Colours and made 800 prifoners.
ina Enghth locked forward with bea,po and
sSuthe heart To the feeond Rufian reinforce-
n'm under General kutufow the twenty fifth
Bulletin, which is the a1 we have rec.;,,aI
fbp
French to quit Germany and immediately 70 COM
mence ITS march by the fame route that il tool in
terihgh he content of the emperer Alex,p-
DER who was at that time in the neigbboprbood
was alone wanting to give efficacy to the captula,on
ana 1t is at this inteTefing point of tl,. thar RI.
Baltimore accounts fail u.s.
Mean time gen. Klein was nurG,;r,, .h l,
Ruiiians who had retired into Dohera;a N1ura,
occunied Preiourg, the capita! of lower H,n,ar nd
was hipuating with the archduke Palatipe thar ,ba
hungarian people ihould Withdraw their troops f-
the war, ana the archauke Charles, who may he
ha'ea as me Mareeus of his country, was RETIRING
before MAIZENA,. I'LL my
ne only hope Of the Auhran Empire lay there
lore IN the generoty of the Victor or in the sr.r;
ons oil the Rullaus under gen. Toltfoy & of rho r.
hih under gen. DoH, who had Ratoned th-n,al -.
IN Hanover, and the uncertain ani(lance of Pru,;a
Oh TINS iubJeet, preent our readers with tbe fI
lowing feraps of intelligence
| Extrat7s Of letter. from gentleman y,-, IT, Br.
bis friend in tbs city,
November 24-This day arrived in Bremen. o ooo
| rooPs Of Prinee Ferdisand's regiment The g.
rsmonitrated againit it, and the Duke of Rrunfick
lf6er f0mardfrl aiiured them, that if .hey did nor
receive 'he prniian, they might expect the Ru!Tiap
| troops now ttationed in the duchy OF Holderbnro
november 2S-fhe war upon the continent ba.
ofen carried on with great fucce TO the French PIT
Ia mas 'ntereited herfef great deal to be the n,ed
ator OF peace; but 1t is fuppoied that the la
htioh which le made will not be accented and Ia,
The will be obliged to join the northern convention
November 3o.-Yeterday the Pruiian regimen,
OF infantry retreated again to Hanover, wien rho
fngliih gen. Don arrived at Bremen, who had CON
terence with the Duke of Brunfwick at IIildeCbe;,
so that we have only 100 Pruan folders in tbis c,
lh's day entered 1000 Engih of the guard and r..
| morrow we may expect 1000 more who had ,rriv-
co at Cuxhaven A part of the RuIian troops lie
three German (or 10 Englifi) miles from this eity.
tits too late, however for Prufia to ;on in ,le co
aiition; and 1t is not too ridiculous to f,ppoCe ,b,,
general Bruno with all army of so 900 men in Hano.
yer VIII be at leaft fufficient to whRand anv atack
which may be made upon the north
what reiouree then has the Emperor of Auffr;a
but the generoiity of the eoDqueror
BY what poiIible exertion can he fave himCee ,or,
the neceilty of making an unequal and dfbonorabe
peace! In fact the lat accoun, from Paris of Do-
cember I'd aierts that " M de Stallion. and M ,Lo
lieutenant general eoun, de Outlay, had been nre.
Tented to his najefty the Emperor of the French a,
brenn Uhe capital of Moravia) as plenipotentiare,
OF MS maJelty the Emperor of Germany; tina, tbev
were inveited with powers to negotiate conclude
ana Ign definitive treaty between France and AuC
tr'a; and that the Emperor of the French had nomi
mated NJ. de Talleyrand. whom he had Unveiled
with power; to that efea."
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