The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-08

fcan die upon the he'd of honor, iurr@nied by
cannon taken from the enemy and the wrecks Of
their defeat. Tell the emperor that have hut
one segret which is, that in few moments
ih'll be no longer able to doany thing FOR his
fcrvire and the glory of our fie France.-To
her my LA breath" The eiIolf he made To utter
thee words, exhauited the little Grength he had
remaining.
Ah'h reports we receive. agree in Rating. that
the enemy of at the battle of Eylau, twenty
generals aad 900 men killed and wounded, and
upwards of $4,000 men difabled.
At the engagement of Otrolenka, of the 10th,
g Rufii,r generals were killed, and three wound
ed.
His majeny has fsnt to Paris the lG tsnds of
colours taken at the battle of Eylau.-All the
cannon already fent off to Thorn. His ma
Jelly has ordered that theGe capnons fhail be
melted down and made into brazen (latue of
gen. Hautpoul, commander of the ed dviGon
OF cuiraiiers, in his uniform OF cuiraflier.
The army is concentrated in its canton nlents
behind the Pai1arga, with its left fupported by
Marienwerder, the ifland OF Nogat, and Elbing
countries which afford refoprces.
Being informed that Rufiian divi!ion had
marched towards brauniberg at the head of our
environments, the emperor ordered 1t to be at
tackled. The prince of Ponte Corvo aligned
the expedition to gen Dupont, an officer of great
merit-On the goth, at 9 O'Clock in the after
| noon, general Dupont preiented himtelf before
Brauniberg, attacked the enemy's diviion,
10000 ftrong, overthrow it with fixed bayonets,
drove 1t from the town and made it recrofs the
Pat!arga, took from it ls pieces Of cannon, g
ttands OF colours and made 5000 priCoEers. We
had very few men killed.
On the iide of Gufadt, general Legcr Belair
repaired to the village of Peterfwarde at day
break on the e5th upon rec Giving advice that a
Ruiiian column had arrived, during the night
Mt that village, overthrow il, took the general
Baron de korf who commanded il, his ftaT,
ieveral lieut.. colonies and officers, and 400 men.
This brigade was competed OF 10 batfaons,
which had iuffered 70 much, that they formed
| only 500 men under arms.
Ihs emperor, in teitimony of his fatisfaetion
| 10 general Savary for the engagement o. O.tro-
lenka, has granted him the grand inhguia of the
legion Of honor, and called him about his per-
Ion. HIS majetty has given the command OF
the 9Th corps to MARTIAL MAIZENA,, martial Lam
mes continuing to be fick.
| AT the battle of Ey!au, MARTIAL Angereau
| overrun with rheumatic pains, was ck and
hardly in his ienf,s but the cannon awakes the
brave f; he flew in ful! ga!lop to The head ofhis
corps, after getting himfelftisd upon his horie.
lie was conttanty cxpofed to the greateft fire,
and was even Tightly wounded. The Emperor
mas luit authorized him 10 return to France for
the purpoie of taking care of his health.
The carlton of Zolberg and Dantz;ck, avail
| ing themielves Of the little attention paid to
| them, had encouraged themicves, by different
| exertions. An advanced pof Of the Italian di-
rition was attacked, On the 18th, a; Stargard,
by party of 500 men of the garrifon Of Col
berg Gen. Bonnati had with him only few
companies ofthe firtt regiment of he line,
which took TO their arms in time, marched
with relo!ution againh the enemy, and routed
| him.
General Teu, on his fide, with the main
body of the Italian dirilion, the regiment of
nnfl:eteers ofthe guards aud the firft company
| ot Sendarmes on duty, repaired to inves Col
berg on arriving at Naugartsn, he found the
enemy intrenched occupying fort bcfet with
pieces OF cannon. Colonel Bcycr, of the muc-
keteers ofthe guards, gave an aiiaut. Captain
Mont'norency, of the company of Gendarmes,
made 4 fucce!Stul charge.--The fort was taken,
800 men made prfoners and tx piece: of can.
non carried ofF.-The enemy left hundred
men on'thc field Of battle.
Gen. Dombrowiki marched againft the garri-
fon of Dant2c he fell in with it at Dirfl,am,
overthrow it, made 600 prifoners, took pieces
of cannon, and puliued il for feveral leagues at
its heels. He was wounded with nufket ball :;
Martial Lefehyre arrived in the mean time al
the command OF the 6th corps; he had been
Joined by the Saxons, aad marched to invef
DantZi>k.
.crday: it thaw to-day. The whole winter
has pailed over in this manner. The thermo
meier has never been lower than degrees.