The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-14

The ground is covered with fnow the rains
are over; the cold has fet in, it is pretty rigo
rous; It is not beginning of November, but
month OF January. This weather being dri-
er, has the advantage of being wholcfoner and
more favourable to our march.
SEVENTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
LAMBAcH, 1873 Brumaire, Sd Noy. ,ear 4.
To-day, the 18th, Martial DavonG has ad.
vanced potts near S;eyer. Gen. Milhaud, with
the referve of the cavalry under the orders of
PuNce Mnrat, entered Lintz on the 10th. Mar
ihal Lannes arrived there ON the 10Th, with his
corps "t the army. Comfortable magazines
were found at Lntz, the inventories of which
are not yet arrived; in the hofpitals were many
Gck, among whom hundred RuiIians. Some
priioners were taken, among whom were fifty
Rufiians.
IL the adion of Lambach, were two pieces
Of Ruiiian cannon among thofe taken. A Ruff
iian general and colonel of Auitrian hufiars
were killed.
| The wound which gen. Biffon, commander
@f the hrf divilion of the corps of the army of
Martial Davouf, has received in the arm. is
efficiently ferrous to prevent his fervine during
the rett OF the campaign. 1t is, however, not
dangerous. The emperor has given the COM
mand of this dviion 10 gen. Caffarelli.
! Since our croiiing the Inn, we have taken be
j tween fifteen and eighteen hundred prironers,
Auftrians and RufIians, without COMPETING the
iick.
The corps of gen. Marmont fet off from Lam
bach on the 9th at twelve O'Clock
The emperor has efablifhed his head quarters
at Lambach, where it is prefnmed he will pats
the whole night of the eth.
The feaion continues very rigorous the
ground is covered with fnow, and the weather
very cold.
AT Lambach magazines of fat were found, to
the value of feveral millions. In the Chef OF
LIhtz were feveral hundred thoutand fIorins.
The Ruflians have laid every thing waite al
Wells, I.ambach and all the surrounding vii.
lagos. 10 fome villages they have killed eigh,
Or ten peaCanis.
Vienna is in the utmoft agitation and dfor.
der. 1t is faid that the emperor of Auftria
tettled at the convent of the BenediGtines Of
Moik. IT appears that the reft of the month
or November will fee great and important e.
vents.
MIR. Levy, miniter Of France at Salzbureh
mad an audience OF the emperor at the moment
his majefy WAS letting off from Brannau. lie
had not till then ccafcd to refide at SaIzburrh
There is no news of Mr.. Larochefoucauid
ne is Thought to be itll at Vienna. At the mo-
ment when IT,, Auilrian army croiird the Inn
ne aiked for his pafport, which was refufec
him.
Several Rufiian defcrtcrs have arrived to-
day.
VIENNA, October ct.
| Fl. NJ. the emperor is once more G.t off fo,
the army. The Archduke Ferdinand is return
ed to Bohemia to take the command of an ar
my, and the Archduke Paatine is gone to Hun
gary 10 organize the Hungarian levy.
1t is fill faid that the Archduke Charles Will
take the Chief command of the army in Germa
ny and will be replaced in that of Italy by tn,
Archduke John. All the battaliors of refervt
are requiring by forced marches to ioin III,
grand army. The Grit column of the fcconc
kniiian army lately paiied through Brunn il
| mordvia.
| HANOVER, November I.
| The greater part of the electorate ie occupi
ed by the Pruilian troops thofe which were al
Icpzen have crofed the Elbe and will arrive II
a few DAYS At Fulerlleben, Memerfen, and GeE
horn. Yreerdaya large train of artillery paTed
through Hanover, ON its way from Hiidefheim
to Wunftrof. The Prullian general, I,ariG.b i,
! mere. Lodgings are befpOke ut the rrircipa
Hi f0i II. ;. II. the Duke of Brunfwick, bu,
we learn that this Prince is to remain for fome
days longer at Berlin. Lieutenant General
| k!eits is expected here tomorrow.
The royal aad electoral regency have an.
pointed the college of deputation 10 give the
neceiiary orders concerning the march & main
tendnce of the Pru1ian troops.
great quantity Of bread has been TENT of
from hence for the French troops at Hanelu,
within thefe few days paf. General Barbou
has ALTO laid on heavy requiftuns on all the bal
liwicks adjoining that fortreG. An the houfes
III the Deigh'ourhood of Hsmlen have been lc-
Yelled to the ground, and the trees and he dyes
burnt.
Since the prufiians have entered this country,
we have grounds for hoping that the Ruiiians
WI not favour us with their company. and we
tee no little plrafnre at cur approximations being
renewed of lodging iuch gueRs.
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