The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

debted for foundations, has fubjoned fevera remarks
tending in fome meafure, to defroy the probability
of the French having been 70 completely fuccesul at
Jena, itaed in their Bulletin, pubhed in Tuef-
days gazette.
| On the Sd of October, the following publication
was Iued according to the order of the day of the
! Grand Army.
The Marfhals are informed that the emperor has
created legion of the north, under the orders of Ge-
neral Zayoncheck two thirds of the officers of which
confill of Poianders.
In coniequence of this all deferters which Gall ar
rive the various points where the army MAJ be Ra-
toned, will be fent with paGports to Landau,
where the legion isto be formed In the courfe of a
few days everal Poli officers are to fet out for the
different diviGons of the army. His majeny COM
mands, that officer be appointed by the etas-uajor
of every corps of the Grand Army, to receive the
delerters and fend them forward to Landau.
Prince Lewis of Pruliia, who, the 10th, COM
handed the advanced guard of the corps under Prince
Hohenlohe, fought like hero, when he difcovered
his troops to be thrown into eonfuon by the French
eavalry.-EIe fought Jingle. handed againl French
petty officer of the 10th regiment of Huffars. The
officer called him. furrender yourielf, Colonel or
yeu dead man." The Prince anfwered by ia
bre cut-in return for which the officer flabbed him.
and proaratsd him dead on the ground.
Intercepted letter from Prufhan officer, to his
friend at Berlin.
" Narmbsrg, O7. l2.
The commencement of hoflilities againft the
French has turned very unfortunate for the Ger
man troops. A detachment of the left wing of the
corps under Hohenohe has been forced; and muir
derous battle has been fought by the corps under Tau
enzien and prince Louis of Prulia, who is killed.
The Regiments Zalram Vcs Belief, the Green and
Brown Hulars, we'd as the Saxon Regiments of
prtn Tnhr - L., r,0. e.
vefeiy. Since yeQerday uoou, and during the whole
night, we have feen nothing but fugitvss going to
join their regiments. 1t fuppofed that the French
are directing their main repgth to our left wing, ia
cut of our communication with Leipfc.-Their army
muft amount to 100000 men, commanded by the En-
peror, whom uppofe TO be at this moment at Gera,
four German miles from hence. We obferve fome
patroles already. We have very large magazines here,
without any of holding them are dreadful
y ernbarrzGed. Cod forbid, that the king, who will
probably ioon be attacked, hould r battle, thas
would be an rreparable lofs."
[It appears very extraordinary that although the
AsGrydsm CoS,aEf of the 28th acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of letters from B1iis and NfdgdtbOY, down to
the sth of October, it contains official Bulletins
Of the French army Of later date than the I5h from
JenaThis Circumstance is reAdered Gill more
ordinary, as the diltance from Amlerdam to Berlin
is about SO Englih miles more than from Amiterdam
10 Jena and the above letters from Berlin and
Msgdeburg, even Rated to have been received by
the tireuitoos way Of Hamburg, aud the accounts
traded from them do not by any means eorreipond
with the letter from Jena Of the 10th. In this letter
the Duke If Brunfwiek Is Dated have been killed (;
and the deeiiye battle to have been fought the
l4th. The letter from Magdeburg now infert
at full lsngth, and literally tran1sted.l
"legdsbS,g, on. 1916 .'ehsI, PM
" The battles which cur king Ion on the 4,h, 5th
and 10th, near Weimar, KoGn aud Naumburg, "a
gairfl Marfha Lannes, have been very deeilive.
" The referve, under the Duke Eugene Of wirtem-
| berg, was yeRerday defeated by Mar1bd Davouf, &
! has been obliged to retreat with comfortable lofs.
! Halle bias been taken BY the enemy and probz-
biz ne vSli be before our yates Tomorrow .prucs
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