The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-18

reports may be little exaeeeratedS W., -
oHerent from thofe which had been c;,,.',,..
on the 10th. His intelligence too. is 800
oorated by the commander of the pi.rc.r o,,,,
org, VINO lett the Ems ABOUT the fame time
ne lat advces frem Lord Harrowbv. ar.
&C. nerhh the sth Prnilia had net then
truck blow, but ibe was mov;no 49,. 10. '.si
~ to ftr'ke one efe6tualIy. The troon. ,'I;a
nao been marching for Francopia b,d L.t
ene'r courit INTO bohemia, to lupport the Az
and attack Bonaparts ''' 'he A'ies
FROM THE oLoss.
We nave Jun I~ssify,sg,,
general engagement has taken place beefhWltssa
the grand army under Bon-parte. conf;n;nr ,f
$4,000 men, and the united AuGri,ns -
Ruiilans, under the Enpsrors OF Auer;, ~
huh!a, IN winch the French were comnr.t,.j,,
defeated, with the Iofs of 81 eco men. ara b.
naparte LOT an arm. The battle is f,ii RI 49,.
oeen long and ohitinatc. The French WE, ~
consequence OF their defeat, obliged 10 sv,cu,,e
Nen'''' government, We are Informed nv.
received adv'ces to the above efeq o..
raie letters from Hamburger. Ga;e ,bs " Pr.
the French at $4,000. We have this no,,,'.
heafo' that Paris paper has been rrce;n.a
""'ch gives an account of the engagement. al
ao'n''S the lois to be 10000, but coatenI. d..
II was drawn battle. IF Paris psper cor..;ns
iucn a Hatement, we may fafey conc lrds. ,h,,
en-. ene french nave futtained mott iignaJ aefe,t
L he funds inftartiy rofe one-baH ,,er -.
on this report. Before two o'cJocE :, lhs.: on,
very general circulation, and has nra1,
great fenfaion. f'u"eeu d
nc accounts received at the A Im;raI.,, ,,,.x,
tranim,tted by Admiral Holloway. who 49,
'hat Lieutenant of the Adamant was ~, ~
Al Cuxhaven on Saturday l,ft, where accounts
'.u oee" received from Hamburger two DAYS
later than tDe H. N"FS
paiied through that citv, ftatine tb,, th.t..ti'
bad been entirely in favour of the AiIes-.t,.s
nonapsrte mad been feverely wounded !, ~
i'ent arm and II was thought would he obI;,sI
10 iuher amputation. The Camn,pder of 80.
f'ercer gnn-vefiel arrived from the Ems a;n..
al account OF what he heard, 6nilar to r.,
All accounts however, agree thu. ~.
"a m1' 'ougnt on both tides with the er-,,-
s en- ooHinacy, and chiefly with the hayno.t
Inc HUMANS expended little amuun;t;or 49,,
carnage was immenf- nc
| lhe emperor Alexander was n,;a;,o s
bout iiX hours during the action. AND 1O ,,.Io
aPPreaerien waa entertained for his f,fs',,
ne WA at length found fighting among "a
p"'' VI INC troops which in the end was worG4J
| oYths French centre. 1t was with n,uct 3;f;
Guilty he was perfuadcd TO retire "a = .,,..-
"hs , he would be expofed 10 lefs danger.
| Ihe number of our allies is fat.d ~ 1000,
| though the accounts of the numbers in I,.t.er.
rom various parts of Moravia, before the h.,.l.
lay they were 10000. The number of r.
parte's army is tated at 10000 and fnne re-
PI',S Hy' that sear'y $1,000 fell on each Gd4
"",'e o'ne,S 10 axe that nf the ALI only $1,000
IT'S probable that this battle viii, fson h. 81
lo"ec by another, ard it may fairly Re infrrrsd
ir''o the french attempting nothing for two
Gays tha' they had fuffered very fevere,v. and
were nor IN condition to riR frefb aft.ct !
nat there would be another dreadful ero,,,,
Inen' before bouaparte was iubdued is mqnif9
we may be allowed hoVever. TO irduige IN.
inoit iangu'ne hopes of fuccefs. The PrulTian.
| "idy DC nov expected TO be loon at the field Of
action. while Mr.. KAYE, p,fIed thro,,. ',T, OK
I'm, news of this battle h7d been receive, tb,.,
c'unc' OF tate had been held, & the p,uei,,
army, 10000 ftrong, had actually bepun I'D
march into Bohemia. e"'
The emperor Alexander, as we have ,,r.,,r.
mated was in thethickef and hotef of the ba..
t!e--He animated the troops by his courage. h.
uhpired tber!l with the utmoft entbufafm' "a
t III manner IN which he expofed his perfon
Every ono who knows the affection, par+o,.i,
| of fentimeDt of alteration. which tbe Rrq;,,
leel tor their Sovereign, notwithstanding the lie
W Bonaparte's bulletins, Of their averion
| him. Never was that affection and ador,tio
carried TO higher pitch, than hen The Duff,
troops faw themfelvcs led into battle by thi,
| beloved Alexander. They advanced 20 tt
charge with fhouts Of triumph, with their ow
national fongs, and with huzzas.
| The emperor Alexander is A moff noble =,
commanding figure. His countepancc infoir
confidence and love open, manly, ard aTlbI
| The manner in which the Runians rec ived ~
made the lat attack is defcribed as having he
tremendous. After fliort time cannon W
OF little ufe in the centre, for the troops fsue
at the point of the bayonet.
| Fran Tire BneiJlb Chronicle.
| Two o'clock.-At this moment we have
ceved copy of the following BullstiH, cir,
lated in the public Offices:
GA general hirmiGiing took place ON
goth Nov. between Brunn and OlmutZ,
continued to the I'd December, when GO