The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24

withdrawal. the whole ofthe naval force under
his command from the Cape Of Good Hope,
the proceeding Herewith to the Rio de Ia Plata,
was highly cenfurable but, in confederation of
circumstances, doth adjudge him to be only fe-
vercly rcprimanded, and he is accordingly fe-
verely rcprimanded."
LoWER ELsE, March l..
The lat battle, fought five miles from Ko-
ningfburg, has been one of the mott dearuetive
in the hiftory of the prefent war. The number
OF killed on both tides 10 fated at $4,000. 1t
Gems that a ftrong column of Rufians that had
eicaped the battle of Mohringen, and approach
ed the Vitu!a, was cut of from the main bo-
dy, and was nos able to force its way through
the enemy without the greatet difficulty, and
lois of much artillery and men. The Ruff
han centre was fix times attacked by the
French ; if they had fucceeded in breaking
IT. they would have become matters
OF koningfburs, and the rich magazines in
that city.
The Polifh general koHufko has been taken
by the Prufians.
The Polih infurgents have to regret .he lofs
OF one OF their bravsft leaders, General Rofinf-
ba, who has had the misfortune to be taken pri-
foner by the Prufians.
The PruGiau marauding party, that has pc
netrated as far as Frankfort on the Oder has, it
Is laid, taken a confiderab'e tranfport of mo-
ney.
Frequent hirmihes fake place between the
Pru'hans and the Poiifh Confederates in Pome-
rania. s.
We are af1ured that General Victor has been
exchanged for the Prince of Orange. The for
mer, we know, is charged with the expedition
againft Goldberg and Dantzic.
BERLIN, Feb. -.
The laf dispatches from the French head
are dated Leibaadt, Feb. 90. Since
The affair of the 10th, nethins has occurred. 1t
took place near O0rolenka, between Generals
Savary and Ellen. Gen. Savary, it feems, fup.
ported oy the Grsnadiers of Oudinot, attack
ed the enemy, whefe lofs is eaimated at eight
pieces of Cannon, two aaudards and 1900 pri-
foners.
We are afurcd, that the French head-quar-
tiers will foon be transferred to ORerode, the
better to keep up the communication between
the other corps of the army. On the nth; the
head quarters of the Grand Duke of Berg were
at Wirtemburgh, not far from the Pregei. His
very nearly approached Koningibursh.
CoNsrAETINorLE, Jan. IS.
The manifefto Of the Porte againft Rufia was
publlfhed here on the 5tb infant. 1t ftates a
number of grievances which it has experienced
trem' kufia for feveral years paft. 1t begins
With the period of the peIcfion of the Crimea
and the province of Georgia, and comes down
to the recent occupation of Moldavia and Wal
lachia by general Michelfon. 1t obfeves, that
IN coniesuence of thefe unworthy proceedings
on the part OF Ruf1ia, every huffman is call
ed upon by his religion and his civil duties O a.
venge himfclf upon a faithlsfs enemy, and con-
cludes with charging the court of Ruiia with
the responsibility of all the blood that may be
he'd on this occaGon. A copy of this mani
teHo has been prefented to all the foreign mi
nifters rehding at ConRantinople.
The Paflage through the canal to the Black
Sea is ibut againt foreign nations during the
hofilities.
The Refiffance frigate, capt. Adam, from the
is arrived az Portfmouth, having on
board upwards of four ssiHisns .f dsHars, zy5ieb ke
bret Jr'm psy~ CYHs, by PermilIion of the Britifh and
Spanifh Governments. The ReGfance failed from
Vera Cruz on the l4th of January. She continued
on that port ten days, during which time no inter-
courie was permitted between the veael and the
hore. a s-
Aletter from Brett announces the arrival Of admit
raj Willaumez in the Foudroyant at Brett, from Ha-
vannah.
VIA. sALEM.
PARIS, Feb. 81, Iso7-Several couri.rs have ar
rived this evening, and brought news of the svents OF
the 9TH init. and the fra advantage gained by the
wv NaS WILLIE my
The Prince of Neufchatel writes to her Majefy the
Empress, froa Grofs- Glaudeau, a letter, dated the
7th, in which are the following details:
"As foon as his MajeRy the Emperor approached,
the Rul1ian army began to retreat. The 9th, at night,
it was before Lanfberg, to continue its retreat during
the night. The Emperor, commanding the advaa.
ced guard, attacked the rear Of the enemy, which
was repeatedly reinforced. Refffauce was vain. The
impetuofsy of thofe attacks was completely fuccefsful.
A divifion of Curaiiiers made a fine charge againft
eight regiments, the flower of the Rufian army, and
cut them in pieces.-The columns forming the right
and left had equal fuccefs.
Tomorrow we hall he at Koniagfbery.
Tins, iince the breaking up of winter quarters, we
have made 10000 prifoners, taken 81 pieces of cam
non, eaufed a great number of killed and wounded,
without reckoning the events which are dill to follow,
and which Cannot but be more difa1rous to the enc
my"
Never did the Emperor and King enjoy better
health. MorifrES.
From hs Sahm RyFer.
According to the lat accounts given by the French,
we are informed that the Ruilians continued their re-
treat 10 long as the French could follow them. But
nothing very important had paded Gnce the return
Of the Emperor to Warfaw, whom they reprefent as
in good health and preparing for a very vigorous
campaign. Marfhal MsfIena had reached the grand
army, and it wasexpeaed that he would have an inn