The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-07

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Bavaria, have teen compelled to retreat to Weels--
wait tor reinforcemtnu. 49,
The eleaor of Bavaria has again entered into his
own territory.
The Ruiisns and Bavarians had iharp rencontre
near Oeting. 49, -,- =, -.
The Auitrians are faid to have re-entered Pe6aH
which is on the Danube. -T
Straciingen and vilftrofen occupied by the
French
Paiiau is on the right Gde Of the Danube and the
left fde of rhe nn their confluence, therefore in
Bavaria. Wells, to which the Ruians have retreat
ed, is about 60 miles eah OF Paau, the 1rauH, in
Lower Auftria; very admirable military petition
for the dfiribution Of forces in Germany Italy !;
The countries Of SazburY and Corin,ha, celebrate
ed for their fine breed Of hardy horfes. 1t was in
that neighbourhood that Benaparte before gave
the law to the emperor, and the transfer of dplo-
matte general to the right wing would feem to ind-
cate negotiations at Leoben once more.
Il appears from perufal of fome German papers,
that Mafena, had opened the campaign IN Italy, BY
three movements at the fame period; while he made
an attack on Verona OH the 10Th October with the
diviiien Of the Italian army, iationed for Tome time
between Roverbello and Pefchera, an attack was
made on the mex, day On Porto Legnano, lower down
on the Adige, of the Nrongeit petitions that
river the action was fharp at Verona, but from the
on either fide. Legnano was abandoned on the l4th
IN eonequence of advice that Malcna had crord the
Etcih, and that divifiou competed Of the re-
Inducements from. France, Piedmont and Lombardy
had paed the de6les of Chinfa menacing TO turn the
archdukes flank; thefe maonvres induced the arch
duke to fall hack to his fecond line OF defence; and
70 reinforce his third line the Tagliamento, with
the like view to keep open the communication by the
Tyrolefe and Syria with Auiiria The French had
taken fevera all detachments with their artillery.
There are further particulars Of the movements in
the neghbcurhood of the Inn.-The Rufians ported
at Brennan, appear to have been only an advance
guard, well from the circumflanee of their hatfy
| and diitant retreat as of the fnnal French fore.
! which attacked them, conifng of NO more than the
cavalry under the brig. gen. Kellerman. The Ruff
fan corps appear to have been the connecting body of
the Ruiiian and Auierian chain of camps
| The Au'srians fell back upon Lein,z and the Rnf-
hans He'd to Wells This retreat however may have
been as much the efe4 Of orders received a, panic
tor Bernadottes movements after crofiHg the Salza
and Saizbaeh, indicated deGgn to Ma,eagy the Ruff
hans and Auiirians in lower Auitra, by move
ncnt on their left flank and rear; the retreat. to
Leintz and Wells, may have been to obviae this ma
nGuvre; the allied powers mutt IL this cafe have TO-
tally changed their front by full fourth of circle
the lines OF operation of the Fren.h were not more
than 20 miles apart near the Danpbe, and IS on the
| Inn, and towards Salzburg; tbs new movement
places the left wing of the combined powers near so
miles from the right of the French. Their centre a.
bout thirty from that of the Fresch aud their right
from the French left about 26 niles but their ref
pe6tive petitions could not long emain in tb, r.l,t
on; tor the Rulians nun either have advanced. mr.
me Auitr'ans retreated, to prevent their right wing
being cut oil. There very few places of military
itrength, in the whole interval between the Inn and
| the Traun and Danube. Bernadotte's head quarters
were AT Walsrbourp
The four Prutiian armies fated to be thus pol
| ed and commanded.
Grand army, Franconia-prince Hohenloe.
Army OF Observation-Disclosures near Hanover.
duke of Brunfwick
Army of the Rhine-ou the Maine, e!e4or of
HeGe.
Army of reierve-in Bradenbcrg, gen. Molen-
dorff o
The EngGh expedition under generals Burrard
ana Moore had failed and was fuppoled be deain-
ed for Hanover.
Another invafon of the Batavian Rate i, mentioned.
and this probable, for the whole of the warfare of
Great BritaiH has been aauated by an apprehension
OF the fatal consequences to her naval and commercial
powers which may refult from the pofelIi of the
Besif provinces by France, and the reiources which
10 many navigable rivers, 70 many materials and
means for naval contradiction 70 many arrilts in every
branch OF nietul and commercial induftry-and not
fbs gf Important e0nigaenee, tie .seiufon of Eugana
from the market, which next to America was the ben
which England pofeGed. And it is perfectly well
nnderitood, that the policy of BonaParte has been
To rettore to Belgium the linen & 4voolen manua
which the Engh originally 60-rozvea from tina, coun
try; and TO fecure to Belgium the advantage Of its
lndnitry-by French ae7 Of naVirafion.
The French emperor has inverted the electors of
Wirtemberg and Baden with the fovereigrty ad in
term OF the territories, formerly belonging to the
heuie OF Auttra, in Suabia and the eIeaor of Bava
ria with the abfoute poeion of the former aIlodal
Pohsilons OF the Auftran houie in Bavaria, between
the Leeh and the Inn
The French Rochfort fquadron had not returned
to port on the 3Oth Of October