The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12
CNUMBER Sc.

the emperor arrived upon the field OF battle
WIN his guard. At four O'clock All our columns
were united, and the Emrercr took the cop,.
n,and, IN order to put an end to the battle bv
MS 'ranoeuvres. At fix O'Clock MARTIAL New
attached the enemy's left wing, aud in mo-
hFn', me hc;iZon was quite overcaf with rmoke
asa dut. The enemy had but one bridge TO
e'ttct ms retreat over the Ale, aud great 0,,sn
NY OF artillery, carriages, baggage, &c. went
INTO the ALE, together with tie firau nun,ber
OF men and horfvs.-Beiween FriedIand AMI
P'dutsRdorf, only half a league diR3nt from,
each other, ieveral ilands appeared to have
been formed ot the materials feat cred by ,h.
koiians in their flight. In order to cover their
retreat the RuiiiIns fet fire TO that part Of
Iredland beyond the Bridge Attcr Al pighr
the battle and the cannouade, which had la6ed
me whole day, cea!td, and then the cries and
me groans OF The wounded were alone heard.
Even now, four days after the ba.tie, we have
not hn'ihed bringing in the eneny's wounded.
General Dombrowf,i is wounded in the f7me
leg which was hurt before, in the battle of Diff.
chan.
a Rufiian officer writes thus From He,ic.
nnrS we went to Friedland, h<irmilhing all tn,
way continually. There the French annihila,.d
u5' 1 he affair is difgracefu to us. IN the morn.
ing we were victorious.-Oue Gngle fauI, vas
the eauie OF the misfortune that happened to
us IN the evening and alio of our total defeat,
that OF not having efficiently fortified ourl-jves
on the lett wing. All thofe who could not ger
over The bridge were obligedto throw themEelyt,
INTO the Ale. | was taken prlioner. Our left
wing was to drive the enemy out of The woods.
we Kept up brfk fire all day, without being
an'e 10 effect II, till regiment of chafturs ran
up to the enemy with frishtful ks0ras and
drove them from the wood, but this regiment
at length found itieIf within reach of the fire Of
a naked battery, which overwhelmed if with
bullet and cafe aiot.
Inc Rufan Officer then relates the manner
III winch ne was made prioner, and by what
means he eicaped, in pairing the river before
plcquet of cofiacks.l
4" There found the army in full rout, retir-
ing IN dforder to the frontiers of RuiEia. God
know; what will bs the refut of all this. We
I'll with tor peace, and we hope we hall not
long be without it.''
The following letter has been TENT from tbe
Emperor Bonapartc TO the Archbihop., in pa.
ris, &c.
Letter from tie Emperor and King to tie Are5-
"MoN,IluR,
The iplendid victory obtained by opr ,r,,.
at Frtedland, which has confounded the enc
mics of our people and put the in portant citv
OF honigibsrg in ou' power with the large ma
games which it contained, ought to be new
n"',v9 WIN our iuhjetts for Thanksgiving to the
God OF Armies. This memorable yjstorv b,.
1gnazed the anniversary of the battle Of No
rengo; that day when Till covered with the duG
OF the held of battle, our frf thoughts, orr
hrlt concern was for the re-eftah,iInment of
peace and orderi the Church ofFrance. Our
VIII 10, that on the receipt of the prerent ven
e"ae inc proper means OF after bling our fnb-
)eets OF your respective dioceHus in your Cathe-
oral and Parlih Churches, there to fling Re
oeum' and offer up f'ch other prayers 10 Hea-
ven, as you nall think convenient 10 order nm.
der iuch circumstances. This letter having no
other ohjetf, L'Eveque, pray God to have.
you IN his iafe and holy keeping.
Written in our Imperial Camp at Fried
Signed NAPOLEON"
He alto fent other letters TO the French Ri
aoPs' ordering TIE Deum to be flung.
VIENNA, June go.
Rejecting the revolution Al C5nifan,irnn,e.
we learn that the Mafti, at the head of 5000 "a.
niiia res repaired o the IItan SelIm, reproarh.
cd han with having rendered hinfelf unworthy
of the throne by his tranigrelions asainf the
laws o. the empire, (other accounts rsv in con-
iequrnte of the fcarsi;y of provifions, and thu.
Of European exercife apd difri-
pIine) anti demanded the heads of fourteen mem
hers OF thu government. Among the number
we're thote of the grand admiral and the Grand
Fizitr, who were abfent. Twelve of the head,
were INN leCGately placed on pik.s and pr,f-nt
ed to TIE people. Ssm is dead being poiroa-
ed by Mu0 ipba, the new Turkiih Emperor.
The Grand Vizier had gained fome ruccers
before he die d. He pafIed the Danube at lfmsil
and forced G eneral Michelrou 10 retire from
WaIachia TO l'ok Vany aud Rinnick.
the new govern ment is devoted to the Taa;r
Iarles. MuAdpha ~. the new Emperor, is arcnt
% years of age, snd was couIin to the late Sc
Inn. ! his revolution "a faid to be the work Of
VIENNA, June 81.
Admiral Snavin has tween reinforced With
pine iail OF Rulliau tranipmte near TeDedos.
d LTeHA, June -.
1t IS reported that the rench miniGsr b-s
preiented note to the Dauiih government, an
nounciRg that Bonaparte 1uId confder the
conduct OF Dfnmatk in allowing Bntiih fore.
to pats the found as a dec Ia alton of war and
would immediately march an army to Holaein
and Stel0ig.
naples, June O..
The Prince of IIeTs PhpRall, has been de-
teated IN Caabria, and near ali the enemy's
troops are taken. The Prince attended by a..
bout so horiemen and fome fer wants efcapcd to
Reggie and Immediately emt 1rked for ltalv.
Scarcely had he left Reggie VIII, the French
gen. Hbbs arrived there