The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
SECOND BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY
Auma, l2th OHober. 1sos

Auma, 10th October, 1906.
The Emperor fet off from Bambergh on the
sh inf at three in the morning and arrived at
nine at Bronach. His Maieity crof1ed the foret
Of Frandonia at day-break on the 9th, to repair
to Ebersdorff, whence he truck eff TO Scheiltz.
and was prcfent at the firit engagement of the
camp1ign. He returned to feep at Ebersdorff,
fei off again on rhe 10th for Schleitz and arriy-
ed on the II It'll at Auma, where he Gept after
having paflcd the day at Gera. The head quar-.
tiers are now fetting out for Gcra. All the
Emperor's orders have been admirably well ex-
ecuted.
Martial Sout marched on the 18th to Bay-
ruth, appeared on the 9th at Hof, carried off
all The enemy's magazines, took feveral prifon-
ers and marched to Plenten on the 10th
Martial Ney followed this movement at half
days dfance.
On the 9th, the Grand duke of Berg marched
with the light cavalry, from Cronach, and ap-
peared before Saalburgh, having with him the
a5th regiment of Light infancy. A PrufIian
regiment attempted TO defend the pa1age of
the Saal ; but after the cannonade of half an
hour, apprehenfve of being turned, it abandon
ed its petition and the Saal.
On the 9th, the Grand Duke of Berg marched
to SchIetz, where Prulfian General was pofted
with 10000 men. The Emperor arrived at
twelve, and gave direelions to Martial Prince
wilhiug TO be in pofiefion of it before the clole
of day. The Martial took his meafures, put
hirntelf al the head.of bis columns, the vi!lage
was carried and the enemy purified. Had II
not been for the night, the major part of thi
divi6on would have been taken. Cen. Wath
Ter, with the 18th regiment of huzzsrs, and the
9Th regiment Of light horfe, made fine charge
N cavalry againft three Prnll;1n regiments four
companies of the 27th light infantry being in
H. Nia.g, H. 4 4. Al
lars, when the latter had an opportunity of fee
ing how the French infantry receive the PrulIi an
cavalry. Two hundred Prugian horfemen fell
on the field of battle. Cen. Nation command
ed the light infantry. A col. belonging to the
enemy was killed, and two-piece OF cannon Ia
ken, 500 men were made prifoners and 400
killed. Our lois is very tritiing the Z. nGian
iSfantry threw down their arms and fed in
alarm before the French bayonets. TIE Grand
Duke of Berg was in the thickeR of the fray
with his fabre in the hand.
The 10Th the Prince of Pontc Corvo carried
his head quarters at Anna the lIth the Grand
Duke Of Berg arrived at Gera. Tie GyneraI
of Brigade Lalae, of the cavalry Of rricryc, de-
| ieaied the eicort OF the euemy's baggage; 500
Cations and baggage Wagons were taken by
| the French huiiars. Our light cavalry is load.
! ed with gold. The bridge equpaees and f..
yeral important objects form part of the con.
voy.
The left had equal fuccefs. MarfhaI lame,
entered Cebur on the sh, and marched on the
| 9Th towards Grafenthal. The 10th he attack
ed at Saalfold, the advanced guard of Prince
| i1Ohenlohe, commanded by Prince Louis o.
PrUliia, ore of the Champions of the war
Che cannonade lated but two hours on
Y the half of the divihou of General Lu
Chef was in the ACTON. The Prufian ca
valry were routed by the 9th and 10Th reei
! ments Of huIlars. The Prufisn infantry wsr