The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06

menfe military hores, fell on the nth NV. Be.
fdes thsfe, there are daily captures OF detach-
ed corps, more or iefs Groug. Every thing
P-ufian to the w. and 5. of the Oder, had
been taken and he slit bulletin gives the to.
tails of the campaign to be 100000 prifoners,
ESQ colours, 500 pieces Of Held and 1000 hat
tering artillery. Added to this, the French fol.
diers had acquired great booty and the E,npe-
ror Napoleon had ordered a contribution OF
$50 millions of francs (about $4,000, 900 dol
lars) 10 be levied on PrufIia and her allies
AT th- iat date, the French Fl. y. were at
Berlin. The advanced column under Davoutt.
and Prince Dom5roiki, were at Pofen (or Puf,
MAJ in Poland with its left a. Thorn, on the
Vituia while parties are iaid TO have expor, d
as far as Dantzick on the Baltic. The bulletins
lay, the FRENCH were every where received with
JOY by the Poles; who had diiarmed feveraI
Pruiiian Iarrifons and the re-eftablilhment of
the kingdom of Poland was avowed. Prince
Jerome, with the Bavarians, &c. was in SiIeiia.
Every mcafure indicated Bonaparte's fixed
determination to annihiiate the PrufIian dynaty.
Gen. Clark had been appointed Governor of
Pruiha provihonally, and all the fortreiIes from
Erturth to Stettin were to be ftrcnethened, for
future fafety. The King of prufIia had pafied
the Oder, with about $4,000 men and was
tuppoied to be making for konigfbers, the old
capital of his kingdom.
A proclamation of the French emperor, of
October Goth, announced to his army the ap-
proach of the Rulians; and of mis- determine
ton TO meet them half way. On the n of Mo-
vember, $4,000 Ruiiians were in advance of
Warfaw at Blone; but learning the arrival of
the French at Thorn, they fell back upon WAR
law; and were receiving powerful reinforce
ments from the interior. The bulletins fate,
that the Rufians are huihed with vain hopes of
fuccefs.-The French columns under Murat,
Bernadotte, &c. were moving towards the O.
der; and we have doubt the French had
meafured bayonets with the Ruiiians before the
end of November.
We fhall here fate, that our laft London pa
per announces, that gentleman had arrived at
Hull from Hamburg, bringing report, that the
French diviion of the army under Davouft, had
been defeated by the Rufiians, in Poland and
that the French had loft 10000 men. Such is
the report.
On the 9th Nov. the French troops took
pofiefiion of Hamburger; coniifcated immed.
ately every fpecies of Britiih property found
theren-and put all the Englifh merchants in
arref. Lubbock was taken by form Roltock
and Varel had been entered and Hameln had
furrendered. The Electors of Heffe- CafIel,
Duke of Brunfwick Duke of Meclklenburg aud
Prince of Orange, Fulda, had all been dePofed.
Gen. Lagrange was appointed Governor OF
Calfel and the king of Holland mad taken
Hanover. The French had not entered 3we-
difh Pomerania but had made l. 500 Swedes
prifoners, near Pomerana; and had menaced
Denmark.
Autria and France were far from being on
friendly footing. The former had $4,000 men
in Bohemia and the French AmbafIador in VII
emma had Informed the Autrian Emperor, that
if thofe troops were moi withdrawn from Bohe-
mia, or if Prince Charles joined them, he fhould
cohfider either as a declaration of war, and
ihouid leave Vienna.