The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-13
TWENTY-sECOND BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY

ST. Pollen, Nopsnu5e, Is.
Marlhal Sou has followed up his fuccefs. The
whole corps OF Meerfeldt is delroyed. That general
faved himlelf with an officer of Hulons. General
Marrnont is at Leoben. He there made prifoner.
of 100 cavalry
Prince Murat has been thefe three days within half
league of Vienna.
All the Aunrian troops have evacuated that CITY.
ne national guard perform duty there and are in
high lpirit.
This day the French troop. made their entry into
that capital. The Rulian. refufed eyery opportupi
switch was offered them to engage in battle, on
the heights OF ST. Pollen (St Hypolite) They croft
ed the Danube at Krems and Immediately after their
paage burnt the bridge, which was very fine ltruc
ture.
The 18th at day break, MARTIAL Morter, a, the
head OF Tx batalions fixed himelf at Stein expeing
to md there rear-guard but the whole RufGan
army was Gill there. Then commenced the bat,le
of Diernhien, which will be forever memorable in
military annals. From in the morning until q in
the afternoon, thefe 1000 brave men oppofed the
RuiiIan army, and put to rout every thing oppoled
to them. Malers Of the village of Loiben. they be-
heyed the day nihed but the enemy irritated ha-
wing loft 10 fand Of colors, pieces of cannon. 600
men prifoners and 1000 killed, had given different
direction TO their troops by forced marches in order TO
Hank the French. As ioon as MARTIAL Mortier per-
ceved this manruvre, he marched direqly TO the
troops which had filed off and attacked them at the
lame time that the 9th regiment light infantry and
sgd Of the line, having charged another Ruian corps
had put it to flight, taking two landards and 400
men
This has been bloody day. Dead bodies covered
the whole Field Of battle. More that 1000 Rpfian.
have been killed or wounded-l3oo have been made
Prifoners-among the latter, two colonies. On our
tde the lois has been confiderable-The 18th and 9th
light infantry have fuffered moR. The colonies OF
the tooth and lo3d have been tightly wounded
Col Waiter OF the 4th regt. Of Dragons has been
Fhied. His maIetty had chofen him for one of hi.
a'hs. He was brave olhoer In fpite of the diff
advantages of his petition, he had made brill;.n,
neifance againl Ruili1n columns, but he was truck
with ball and died in the midi of the battle
II ieems that the RulTians retired without biddino
goodbye!
ii- emperor OF Germany the empreis, the mnif
ter and court, are at Brunn, in Moravia ALI hs
mobility have quit Vienna but the citizens have re.
NAMED. They expect the emperor Alexander al
Brunn, on his return from Berlin
Gen. count de Outlay has been the bearer of man,
dispatches between the emperors Of France and Ger
many. The ennferor Of Germany will no doub, A.
gree tn peace as ioOn he obtain the aHent oil
the emperor Of Ruflia. In the mean time the d;C
content OF the people islexreme They Cay ar Vi.n-
ma and iii all The prevhees Of the Auflran rnorarebv
that they are badly governed That for the fole in
tereit OF England, they have been dragged into an
upluit and ruroiis war--that they have inunda,e ed
Germany with Barbarans, thoufand times NOR.
denruaive than all the feourges Of war ufited-tbat
teir finances are in the greateR diforder--that pub
lie ndpryate credit ruined by their crea, ouap-
ffyofPaper money, which ut difcount If 80 per
eent'---tb@they had msfcrtunes enoughbefore with.
OUT adding 20 them the horrors of war
The l'ungarians complain Of an lliberaI govern
nisrt w.th offers nothing to encourage their duftry
AID which fhews eonaant jraIoufy other uriy;lsor
aid diirua Of ihrir national fpirit. IN Hungary a.
well as in AcariJ-'a Vjsnna as well as IT, an Tie
other eitr,', the Ple convinced that the r.nre