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

bridges of the Leek, and magazines are eftab.
lifhed behind them.
His maiety has been highly Gatisfied with the
zeal and activity of general Bertrand, his aid
de-camp, whom he has frequently employed in
| recommending.
He has ordered the Notifications of the
| towns of Ulm and Memmingen to be demolifh.
ed.
| The Eleetor of Bavaria is expected every mo.
ment. The Emperor has fent his sd.de-camp,
Colonel Lebrun, to receive him and offer him
efcorts of honour on his road. -
TIE Deum has been flung at Auefbureh and
Munich. The Bavariau people are full of good
| sentiments they run to arms, and form voltii,-
fary guards to defend the country againft the
! incur6ons of the CofIacks. =
Generals Derdi and Wrcden, t]if,!ay the
greateit activity: the latter has made many Auf.
| trian prifoners. He ferved the lat war in the
Auftrian army, where he greatly dieinguiihsd
himfelf.
General Mack crofIing Bavaria in poit, on his
return to. Vienna, met gen. Wreden, at the ad-
| vanced potts, near the Inn. They had long
conversation upon the manner the French treat
| the Bavarian army.
We are better off than with you" faid gen.
Nreden; "we have neither furlinels nor in u
iage to tnpport, and far from being expoied the
| hrft to the blows, we are Obliged to ak for the
| perl'ous potts, becaufe the French had rather
l reierve them for themfelves. Among you, on
me contrary, we always had to bear the brunt
OF every engagement"
{ A taft officer is juft arrived from the armv q,
Italy. The campaign commenced on the goth
Vendemaire. That army will foon form the
night OF the grand army.
/ ne emperor gave concert yefterday, TO all
inc ,aoies OF the court. He gave very diflin.
Il I'll
the lady of the Electors prime miniiter. and
highly fiftinguiihed by her perfonaI merit.
He &fiiied his fatisfattion to Mr.. de Wintz.
the Electors mufc-mafter, upon the good com.
pohtion OF his pieces, all full of rapture and ia
| lent.
| To-day. Sunday, 9Th Brumaire, the emperor
| heard MATS in the chapel of the palace.
Inc following are the names of the Auftrian
generals who have been made prifoners The
nhmber OF officers is between 500 and 1000.
Each officer has fgned his word of honour to
ierve no more: it is hoped that they will keep
| eXacty were 1t otherwife, the laws of war
would be followed to the utmoit rigour.
Statement ftbe 4Auariau General o6Feers uods
f'r30ne,'s at THE viaorieJ Of Elehinge,, Eertiu-
gen, Memmingen, Ul,n, So.
Baron Mack, Field Martial Lieutenant.
Quarter Matter General, the Prince of HefTe
llomourg, Field Martial Lieutenant; Baron de
H'pic1ls' idem; Count de Cieay, idem, Quar-.
ter Maiter-General of the array of Prince Ferdi-
nand, Baron Danden, idem; Count de Kinen,
'aem; Count de Grotefcheim, idem; Count
de Risfe, itlem Count Faiilct, idem: Count de
Werpeck, idem the Prince Of Hohenzollern,
'demj the Prince of Lichtenltein, Major Gene
raj; Baron d'Abel, idem; Barron d'Um, i
dem; Barron de WeidenfeId, idem Count A.
weriberg, idem Count de Gehneddy, idem 4:
Count d'Frene, idem; Count de Stiecker, j.
dem; Count de Hermann, idem; taken at
Jim; Count de Reichter, idem; Count de Die
uriberg, idem; Count de Mitkieliy, maior-ge
neral; Count dc Vagel, idem Barron d'Afpre,
ldem; Count de Spaugen, idem.