The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09

| ~ '"e heda quarters OF the army.
| FIFTEENTH BULLETIN FROM THE
! GRAND ARMY. u}
bRANSAu, 9tb Brnmaire, (sla Oa.)
Several Ruiian deferters have already com.
,n, among Others fergeant-ma;or. ps,ive nf
Nio,Sow, man of fome inforynat;on.-It NAV
| "ei' ne 1uppofed that every BODY has ouefio,,.
| tn MIN. he lays that the Ruftian army ar.
inherently dhpofcd towards the French froo,
what they were in the Ian war; that the pri.
toner's who had come back from France were
as",y Pieo'td with that country that there
nae oeen TX OF them in his company who. at
their departure from Poland, were TENT TO a
greater dhtance; that f all The men returned
rom france had been left in the regiments.
.here was no doubt but that they womb ali
| nave delerted; that the RuIians uerc diTnJe,-
'ed at lighting for the Germans whom they do
rot IKE, and that they had high opinion of
rrench bravery. He was alked if they liked
'hs emperor AeSander.-He replied that they
| we're too mi!erabe to have much attachment,
| to him that the folders liked the Emperor
tau, better, but that the robity preferred
| inc emperor Alexander; that the RufIiaBs. in
general were pleafcd to 60 from home, be-
cau'e they lived better, aud were better paid
mat they all wihed not TO return to Ruffi,.
ana that they would prefer fettline in other
cn"'ates to returning under the rod OF 70 re.
we're government (; that they knew the Auitri-
ans had lott all their battles, and did nothin.
but lament. . ,...---+ 800,
Prince Murat has begun to pu,fue the enc.
my. He fell in with the rear of the Aufriaps.
oooo hrong. on the road TO Neroback to fee
ana TO charge them was but the fame thing tn
ms caV'!ry-fhe rear was dfperfed ON the
heights of Ried. The enemy's cavalry then
Ialhed 10 protect the pafage Of the infantry
through detle. But The 1T regiment of
Chaheurs, and General Beaumon,'s diviGon os
dragons defeated them, and threw tbemfelvea
with the enemy's infantry into the deile. The
uhcnarge OF mufquetry was fliarp enough but
tue oarkneis OF the night faved this diyifion of
1he enemy; part is dfperfed in the woods !:
only 500 prIfoners have been taken. The van
OF Pr'nce Murat's divifion has taken poGtion
at Haas. Colonel Mon;brun of the IN chac-
lsurs' Is covered with glory. The sth regi-
'he''' or Dragons has maintained its ancient
| repc ,on: qnarter-maRer of this regiment
paa'ns had his band ihot off, faid before the
fF'hce' AT the moment he was pafiing az re.
greet my hand, becaufe it can no longer frya
our brave Emperor" The Emperor on learn.
ing THIS trait, faid, "fthere recognize the zen.
| ,',hents or the sth. Let this Giiarte,.maaer
nave profitable place, fIitaj,le to his condi.
| HOE, III the palace of verfailles."
me inhabitants of Brionau, ACCORDING RI
cultom, bad carried into their houfes, great
part OF the magazines of the place. A pro-
clamatlon has made them carry hack the whole
mere IS at prefent thoufand f,cks of feur.
great quantity floats, magazines ofa+iI,ery
OF every kind in very fn,. condition anil co co.,
rations OF bread, Of which we were in Great
need part has been attributed TO Mari al
| Soult's divition. "'''
-. Marhat Bernadotte is arrived at SaIzburp.
ne enemy mas retreated on the road to Ca
! NINA ana to Wells. One regiment ofinfantrv
| ,Hebueo 10 keep pofefiion of the village Hal
ien IT. has been obliged to retire to the village
or CoiDg, where the Martial hoped that O..
neral KlIermann would arrive TO cut of ts re-
treat and take IL. The inhabitants aT-rt that.
IN ms uneahnefs, the Emperor of Germany
pao gone as far rs Wells, where he learned the
dIfa'ter ofhis army. He there learned alto the
ciai0fs Of his people OF Bohemia and AnItria
againft the Ruli1ns, who rob and pillage in n
unbrid'ed manner, that they wifhed for the
arrival of the French to deliver them from tbofe
fingular allies.
Martial Davouh, with his divi(ion, has Ia
ken petition between Ried and Haag.-AlI
the other diyifions are making grand move
. ment but the weather is frightful there
has fallen half 4 foot offhow, which has made
the roads deteaThle.
!, The Minifter Secretary Of State, Maret, Ia.
joined the Emperor at Branrau.
The Eleetor of Bavaria has returned to Nv
mich he has been received with the gres,ea
enthuliafn by the inhabitants Of his CAPITAL.
great many mails from Vienna have been
: Intercepted the lateh letters were OF the 1sth
, October. They had begun to have pews Of
the AFFAIR OF Wurtingen, which had foread the
5 gredtcf conformation there--Proyiisns tber.
I, were 70 dear that they could not b. obtained.
\ Vienna was threatened with famine, notwith-
Y fsnding the Harveit has been abundant: but
the depreciation of the paper money and of the
c aihfnass which were more than 80 per cent,
below, par, had carried every thing 20 the high
It ef price.-1he expectation Of the fall Of thu
paper money was in every miud.--The cult
y Vater was unwilling any longer to exchange hi.
"A commodities for a D1ufr of M yaIu,