The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16

he had Psnne.l aainli the ris.. vcs Of the enemy
prince iou' orav-ly psrsorn,ed sis duty, iefsndnr,
rae nrisge 's'mS the greater PAX of the
force three t'nssS h'ors nfereas than his our r,
aad only GOO rnen uoeer his command ,ns ~.
french were eit'msted az 10000. In the end how.
eser' Me enemy p'syai.d Prince Loui. was killed,
the paages Of the s,ai fbrted ard ,h. p-s,n. .,,'
PEELED to retreat, with the lots of fevrr,, n-n I'D
ZONE cannon. Iheie are the MOT authentic partc,,
'srs wnlsh we have been able TO extract frop Oh.
mail repeefine the r,iuis of this frh AFFAIR. which,
was produced by an attempt of the French TO turn tho
ign. wing OF the Pruisns, and detlr6y the conGders
Die niagazineswhich they had formed a, Naln,hprg
The Enemy, ENCOURAGED BY this ;,r} f,rrc1: rrsI.
'ed forward with their eharat4s rifle ;r,.,,,nS,,
woien nr"''sht on ar aeid,, in Which IL aeeears ,,ss
large rr"pt ion OF :hc rel peS.se al .,i.s vas err
gagged. We caiiios. IRON, the accounts brorol, he
e H.ai aieerait the dsy whieh this b. de wa,
io1sn Dug the reuk Off is Rated 10 have beenc DE-.
III ,1Yor o' 'he prniiians. UPWARDS Of 20.
ou french are reported either to have fallen il, ,bA
he'd or t"-have been made pr;foners The of,;c;i
aceouht had Iot reached Berlin w,,-n ,hcrr e .
Hamburger left that eity, bat tho 4, n,,r "a
You'd all donbt, by Mort note whi:h was Teeeiysi
IRON her Prniian majeny. ''+ -
during "a; eonlulon incidental to 70 esnerai an az.
lair attended with fueh col!s ouences. fn,a,I
French cavalry which was lcparatcd frc., The mai,
onoy' penetrated to LEIPZIG: and erploTinq v.rv
ai"waoe rule de Suerre ordered ousrr.r, IN he ~
s'ded Tor ievera! tLouiand men, and extracted f1,
contribution from TIE town. Thi. was on he. ri,l
OF the l2'h IL may be- therefore, ,irefumed h,,,s
attion in which che Prince of kiohen,hhe x;ssS e.
eesiul was Tough, carly tia, day. lis n.J,sS..
tae 1erie' OF actions tool. place up to the I4,b:
when the general engagement was fophr. rhrr.,sI.-
OF which has been unIavorabe to the prufiaps.
Sixty thouand Ruiliars are faid to. havs er,er,a
the ~! pruiian territory they have ADVANCED usfar
us Siie!ia theynay prevent the french from foIla,,
ing up their fuceeis if they have only entered soth
Prula, we fear they will no, reach Saxony in fn'i
ent time TO enable the Prufan, to n,anta; po,rsei
on of that country. f''.s
His Prullian maje0y addreTed Proclamation .,
his army, the fame day which hi, manifeGo VA.
Publhed. 1t has all the energy and fpri, of tb.r
admirable eompohton. Every ercumiianee. every
ientimens which could excite the enthuGafm and r.,
ereale the ardour of the army is tdnprei.d into H..
vigorous appeal to its loyalty and heroilm.
An Auhran Courier, who arrived vss.,a
morning from Vienna, met at DeGaa a Pr,,fi,n OG;
Ger on his way I'd Berlin who had been enr from ,b
army with the intelligence, that alter d;erent f..
q, PoRs in one of which Prince Louis Ferdinand Io
his !iie' Prince ohenloae, b. well planned u,aper-
vre, !ncceeded in cutting off 10000 men from, ~.
main French army, the greater part of whom, v,r.
made proners Preparations were n,a,sinp>a, MAJ
deburgh to receive GOO Of them. The aTair ,oaL
place near Jena.