The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-23
SISTY-NINTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

FlNKENsTEIN, April 4. {
The orderly gems d'arms have arrived at Ma
renwesder. Martial Bei,ieres has fet out 20
review them. They have behaved very well,
and difplaycd much bravery in the different af-
.ars they haye seen engaged in.
Gen. TeuNe, who has hitherto conducted the
hl"ckaSe Of Ccnerp, has given proofs of his ac-
tis'ty af'd talents. The general of divifion,
Lotion, has tax. the command before Colherg.
On the 18th Of March the redoubts of Seinoy
were alta, ked and carried by the firft regiment
of the Italian light Infantry. The garrifou
made forte, but were repuifed bya company
of caribineers or the frit light regiment, and
another of Dragons.
The ,yoltiguers of TIE 10th regiment of the
Inc diitnguIihed thenieives at the attack of the
village Of AAitadt. The enemy, in thefr az.
fairs, loft three pieces of cannon, and had 200
men made priforers.
Marl',al Lefebvre commands the iege Of
Dantzick. Gen. Lariboi6ere commands the
artillery. This corps, on all occaons, iuhifies
that reputation of iupcriority which it has 70
we'll acquired. The F'euch artiierifs iuftly
merit the diitinelion of ieect men. W. are
well fttlstied with the manner in which the bat
talions Of the train have ierved
The Es'percr has received deputation from
the Chamber of MaTienwerder, ut Finkentein,
compoied of NJ NJ. lie Compile de Groben, the
Il,
de Dohna, Director of the Chamber. The de-
putatios has exhibited to his maieay picture
OF the calaCiitirs wbich the war has drawn M
on the inhahitants. The emperor Ter them 4 &c
that he was Affected, and gave them to under
itand that h would exempt thar place AS wen
as EibIug, from extraordinary contributions.
lie obieryed, there were evils infeparable from
war; that he would, withholding, intereG
hi'neif in favour OF the Inhabitants, and do e.
vef5 thing in his power to alleviate their iuffer-
ings.
1t is thought his m2jeay will go to-day to
Martens order md Elbing.
Tie fecond Bsvarian divifion has arrived a,
Wariaw. The PriAce Royal is gone to PulsufL.
to take the command of tue 1rt diviGoh. The.
hereditary Prince Of Baden is gong to psf him
ielf ar the head OF his corps al Dantzick The
contingent of SAKE. Weimar has arrived upoD
the Wartz. 4 Jingle ihot has not been fred
by the advanced potts of the armies thefe fifteen
days paf.
The heat of the fun begins to be felt fill
all is frozen The fpring is very backward in
thefe parts.
Couriers from Confantinople and Per6a fire.
quenty arrive at the head quarters.
The health of the emperor continues excel
lent. 1t is even remarked that he feems better
than ever. There have been days when his ma
jefty has rode forty leagues on hGrfcback. Lar
week it was thought at Warfaw that his maitf
ty had arrived there at ten O'Clock at night ::
aHd very loon after the whole city was lponta-
neougy illuminated.
Praga, Serock, Modem, Thorn, and Marien-
berg, begin TO be in hate of defence; the
works of Marenberg are already traced ont
An theie places form teteS de pant upon the Viz
tuIa.
The emperor prafes the activity Of rnarn,ai
kelierf1an, in forming Probationary regiments,
many OF which havejoined the army within very
good time, and have been incorporated. HIS
maJefy IS equally fatisfed with general CIatk,
governor of Berlin, whofe zeal, activity, and
taients, are equal to the important pot conHd-
ed to him.
Prince Jerome, comm andant of the troops In
Setia, exhibits proofs Of great activity with Ia
Tents and prudence which in general are the re-
futs ofleug experience only.