The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-26
Head Qaarfers, SfraJflnd, Jay II.
BULLETIN.

On the lth inf. lis msjefty ordered IKE Sv,e
diih troops to advance from their cantonments and
take the following petition The RICH, wing ex.
tended from Baih, to FraDtz5urg, and the Left from
Frantzburg to Emonhorf. The cavalry of referve
and horte artillery occupied the environs Of Petit to
ipPport the chain OF advanced potts; fevera corps of
horle loot ana artillery, arc ported Grimm, Kuh
terourgh, and tranizburg, as well in Pcterihagen
The 18th init. at fix o'clock in the morning the King
leit Frantzburg and removed his head quarters to
Lenkndcrif, nea' PETIT On ths fame day the bridges
near Dninsarten, Loitz and Meye arkrebe, we,e de-
froyed.
On the 18th, At the end Of the armNee, the
enemy attacked two o'clock in the afternoon. f..
veral points OF the frontiers the fame time bu,
made his principal attack with = confderabe force
near Oan,garten. Some of our advanced potts fell
back, without being very vjgorouhy purified. The
part OF the advanced poit; which was commanded by
Lieut.. Colonel Won StortenGlein flGaned the mot
fevere attack, and made all poiiible rcfltanee In
the evening of the 3h na. the enemy had not yer
paiied the frontiers the fame evening his aely re-
moved his headquarters to Great Nfetfchknow, and
nPseied alto the left wirg, which wa. poled near
Wolgaa.
I" The ith inf il the morning, both divifons of
our ARMY were attacked by very hyperion force and
ordered 20 make i retrogade movement, which they
did wish the areateit order, ard keeping up an in
eeiiant Ere. The right divi1n tool; up poli;ion
on the height Petit, and the lief, OCCUPIED the
pats OF Seuncht, between the lakes of BergwaId and
Kr@inmsnhIgen As ioon the latter pals was oc-
eupled, the enemy advanced attack il, but was
rePued by the we'll directed fire ofour artillery and
I ch4g.urs
{ As the different dy;ia had taken up TIE latter
petition, and made honorable retreat before an Ell.
envy EOS hyperion IN number his royal maiely fen,
mayor Won &hswitZ, adju'aut general to lieut.. gene
raj baron rede, TO irnd az oAser TO the command
ing French general propoie al armihice, and de
to that general, that his naelty copld not con
! hent with his own honor and ,nat of his troors
make that prOpolal loonef but that the poio of no
Hor being now removed h,s nialehy thought !, right
Tor the fake OF humanity, TO propolc fulrenhon o
hoittes, on tbe condition that both armies fhoul
remain u the preient petition. His majsity then or
dered histroops paufe, ard march into the fortre
/ Notwithstanding this propofai, and while the abov
S~edilh officer remained at the enemies head-duar
tcrs, the different divhons were attacked with ~
ruoit violence ard a var fuperority in number, an
compelled 20 fall back which they did with the great
Ell order and tie troops entered the fortrefs IT
click IN the evening, with a very ,riAng lois conf
derog the enemys Grengih and the icverity Of the al
tack, bct all accounts rate that the enemys lois ":
very comfortable. We have Ion no priloDers on OF
s iide, btG taken five from the enemy
" The i5h, az o'clock IN the morning INTEL
s gsucs was received Of the enemy having attack,
with comfortable force, and repnIfed the naoA al
vanced chain VI Chaileurs, near the entertainments
l. FrSnken; Baron Won Platter, Adiutsnt General, in
r. n'cdiatey advanced with a reinforcement, repuG
& the enemys ehsheurs, under violent muG<et a,
r cannon fire, which tins enemy kept UP from Il
heights OF VOgJehsgen, Imported by column
u light infantry AZ twelve o'clock the action eea.C