The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
INu.fBER 6.

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riench infantry, which Imported hy CAVALRY
= MADE movement towards our ce,,r. tl ,,,
80 '''' o me Sreatett confuiion, killed SOC and
= ,VoA OF l,r'ionera, among whom are o officer
CS".'d' fanicn attacked with the brioade ne
,,dsairy on General KoriF, fcverai French go.
,uu,"S which were marching aeainlt General
' diVinon, threw them into diiordsr.
. or ~ tuoN one Gasie: Ihe regiment of HuaMs
VI nun, and thc regiment Of Draroons of Corr-
"nd' alio attacked the enemy with great fnc-
esiS' ne enemy finding themCelvee ,rnnicJ
WIN conhderabic lofs, they united their Whit
"i'u termed IN ttrong culurans which
hoEeo towards our eit wing with a-yie,r az
,ufning IT.. General Bagavouit heeinr t1,
- - 40 'ent 4 force 10 very iuperior to his.
found himfelf nsceiIitaied TO abandon an,, re-
nfe TO the village Of Scapalen, which Lr had
e.:is'eo occupied IN order to take another DO.
nston.-ii!s Cavalry poGed in front. ati,ct,.i
TUG enemy everal times, bat was os,lieed to fan
oack behind our left wing In th- inrsr t;,,,,.
| 'he eh+my continued to receive con(idershl-
relhtofcements, purifying his plan of iurnlnr-
our leff- Gen. Kamenfi.y, who had alre,ar
ent fome reinforcements to General Rsa,,,,.'A
attachments Of Uelitz and Koirosna 70 rein.
I oice ma lett wing, and ordered the village Of
>'eh'-oangaTteD to be occupied by the rr-i
iient OF Reian. Count Ofernian fndnr him.
'et oPpoied by very Hyperion force, he deem.
Ga u heceiary % rcierve his left wing. kirh
was loon joined by General Baeavoua, oyainn
whom the above French COLUMNS. rIorecJs.,
| by numerous artillery and Hankers. and bad
| Already reached our flank. The epemy haJ
already turned our left wing, and forred ~
oiVihons OF Sarken and ORcrInan. to ret,o-
grade movement, by coucentratii,g all his a.
rack againo this point. now ordered r,,,
hoIie artillery tn advance. General Ku,ovf,,9
s"e .o'ohei iermos erected their batteries on a
height, and kept up 70 brifi, FIRE or the enc.
my, that they hated few mo,nrn;s' ,hanSon.
Iva the farm OF Anklappen, which thew had oc.
euPtsG' IN great hate, and fled in the utmoG
cooiahon. at the fame time, general Tsch,-
pi"Z, who commanded detachment of horf.
attacked the enemy in the village of YutfrbH'
zen, drove them out of it, and alnoa
e"'rciy oehoyed the ensmy's cavalry Du-
ring theie tranfa6tious, lieut.. zen. J'Faotv
arrived in the field of battle with tbr pmc:a3
corps under his command, and two Rrncan
regiments CT foot, and haAened TO r.iororc4 o,,.
wing. As ioon as he had formed i,,n5,;on
"hh the diVfon OF gen. Kameniky, and In.
Se'achment of gen. TechapiitZ, he marched
Io"aIoS the enemy, whom he cannonaled win
wen direcsed lire from his battery. He ,hfn
Hiade rapid movement againlf th. Jeft lin. e
tps enemy, with view Of turning it, and p,r.
ined them antil the fal! Of night, which foTcrd
inin 10 re'nqui!a a further pur!ui. 1'ba a.
rival OF lieurenaat genera! I'Eforo ,,J ~.
4o'"''y win winch he performed lis mo1r-
Nenis. contributed much TO fecuye 70 ,,e ,5,
Fortune OF the day UHjie7lie baSfe,irs OF our
zen wing were then keeping up 4 brilk cannon.
sde aga:Rif the enemy, and ielt pc, r,Rnocl,
pur'usd them; the enemy, although thew ,yerl
Ia poiielion Of the village ,cf Schw6i,tcn. az
not dare TO attack our right wing. merely
competed of the diviiion OF general Tontf.h-
kof, nn account Of lis being covered NV CIV.
NE CT itrong PrulIi7n battery, which genera,
I ock had etabil'hed on heighr. At the fall
OF night orderedtne enemy 20 be driven frcrl
tae village of Scheditten, ryhere thew {in,irea
g conGterabe tots. The CoHsctS hrh,"sS
with dii:inFuilhed saNantry, during the acton.
and took 40 prifoners.
:" h'' oeiifuetive battle commenced on the
7th at three O'Clock in the afternoon. and ended
The following day at midnight. The lofs If
!te enemy conhAs, by their own confsfIion.
~ 10000 killed and 1900 wounded
2,CO0 trenchnen have been made nrir,,,er
OF war, and ~ Eagles taken. Our lof, =.
mounts 10 twelve thouiand killed, and ?. s6o
wounded fourteen French gererl!s ver.
kiled or wounded, nine Of our general. or
wounded, but mot CT therl 70 nieht!y that tbey
have already joined the army, 10 hca, Iec
timony tn the fgnaI and pergeverine vaIor
dip!"yed by your Imperial Mdiefty's froops-
an" 10 allure YOU thai your army, while ir
has mus acquired immortal glory he's Given
another memorable proof Of what pot;.
on may atcheve, which fights in defence
of It's native country, and is ready ~ r,or;-
Ice 'ss blood and life for the attainment of
lhe noble Purpoi- Of an adorel monarch IN
vain did Bonapa.te avifl with the ufnoR ero-
iuieneis all his vaG refources in vain dii 4.
excite the courage OF his ioldicis, and in vain
Old he ia2rilce 10 great Apart Of his army
The SailaEiry ard perievcring valor of prr.
tians w.thRood ali lis forte, and wie0e6 from,
A'm a victory long and feverciy coute0ed
Having 'emaincd ma6er of the field ofb,,.
Tie, continued there that night, end weirh,d
the mesiu,es which flouid fUrther have 70
pudne and have relfon 70 ccrrra,ulste nv.
lelf on-the determination took 10 march To
hon'nG.Derg. was there able To- futplv NV
army with every thingit food ia need Of AIR
long and glorious eXerlioDs it found there rsf,f
and repo;e, while the French army weakened
and dnPir'ied, continued under arms. IbooeI
by iris retrograde movement to induce The
French army to follow me, but twelve reel.
nents Of horie only made this attembf. unf,r
the command Of MARTIAL Murai, and wer..aI.
moi entirely dedToyed near Mansfield. Anrr
this freia tots the enemy began 10 retreat.
BARON DEENlNSSEN.n
Capt. Lovett of the nip Connecticut, who
arrived dit evening IN twenty-five davs fton,
ourTinam, favored The editors Of this Gazette.
with the following ardgraph.-Though we
have already given the capture Of Monte. Viedo.
there aTe other circumstances corregec vim
it not heretofore known.
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