The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
efaecvJ reeei1ed at NfsO- Tcr&, BY
,sbe William and Penn, from Bordeaux.

roe w fs'f0Hz ana rem, JToW boFdeduS.
Field-marihal Kamenikoy, who is nt,uIted at
this time with the command Of the Ruffian ar.
mics, in Poland, is furniihed with very rxtep6,s
powers. He has been highly diainguiihed in
the preceding wars of Ruiiia, by his Knowledge
OF tactics, and particularly by the fevere diicip-
line he maintains among his troops.
The Ruiiians have gained fomc advantagcsin
Ala under gen. Bulgakow, who has reduced
the towns of Kuba and BaSu, in the province of
Dagheitan.
A Grand Duchefs has been born to the court
of St. Peteriburgh. Great illumina,iono took
place on the location.
Rui1ian general arrived on the 18th Dec. at
Vienna. He was prefented at court by the Ruff
fan miniher Rafumoufki.
A particular form Of new Bank Notes were
fiued at Vienna about the latter end of Deem
Der.
A private letter from Saxony, of the date of
l 7th Dec. lays that the manufactures are in a
fate of great ftagnation. Il ipeaks of the fear
city of cotton yarn, which was formerly procur-
ed from England; but they have now recourfe
to France, where cotton fpnnng has within
thefe few years been greatly improved feveral
manufacturers have already fent orders to the
French fpnners, from whom they expect to re-
ceive as good and Gne yarn AS they formerly had
from England the receipt of this yarn, it is
iaid, will give freih activity to the cotton fpin-
ners.
| The Saxon traders complain of the Interrupt
| tion of their communication with the north of
Europe, particularly with Rutiia and Poland,
where Saxon goods have had the greateft fale.
| They cannot now draw the money out of the
hands of their agents there by bills of exchange.
The great vent for Saxon goods at preient is the
Auftrian ftates and tie Levant.
| The following is the petition in which the
Grand French Army have advanced againf the
Rutfians, on the other hde Of the Viftula.-
| The Grand Duke of Berg is at the head of
the advanced guard, coniting of Ave divifons
of cavalry, to wit :--the divifions of generals
Beaumont, Klein, Miihaud, Nanfodti, and de
| Haulpoult.
Afterwards the divifons of infantry of the ge-
neras Morand, Friant, and GudeB, and divli-
on of cavalry commanded by gen. Vandamme /:
me: Thefe diviiions have followed the armies of
Marfhals Davouft and Augereau.
The corps of Martial Lannes covers the right
wing on the fide of Thorn.
| The armies of Martial Bernadotte and Soult
form the centre.
l,loo Pruflian prifoners have catered the
French fervice as volunteers, and arrived at
Frankfort ION the ODER on the 25rh of Dec. to
join the army in Poland. New French troops
had alto arrived there.
riiing has taken place in Lithuania in favor
of the French, which the Rutiian general Ben
nigfen had endeavored to fupprefs.
| An EDglilh fquadron of four men of war
were lying in Eliineur "a rapport of Denmark)
roads, on the gath December, and will it is
thought, be Immediately reinforced by their
fhips.
Letters from Copenhagen fate, that the cir
cumftances of the moment, and the extreme
penury which prevailed in that city, had induced
the Danilh government to permit the merchants
1 Ir~r-. IL. e
mittee appointed for that purpofe, on the mer-
chandize they had in fore, and to put in circu-
lation bills bearing interef.
Bonaparte, having concluded peace with the
Eieetor of Saxony, intends making a king of
him.