The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

enemy defended himivlf in al. the trcets Of the
place, and was every where driven with fixed
tayonets,-Genrral Lcit"cQ, obfcrvirg the
fmal number of the troops that had attacked
him, wiihed to retake the place. In the courfe
OF night he made four fucceffive attacks,
without effect. He afterwards retired to Neid-
enburg. Six pieces Of cannon, fome colours,
aud great number of prifnners are the effects
OF this affair at Sedan. Martial Ney praifes
General Won der Weldt, who was wounded.
He, ALTO makes particular mention of Colonel
Bruun of the Goth, whole behaviour was highly
encouraging.
son the fame day, the ss.h marched to Lau.
terbcrg.
During the action at Sedan, Gen. March,
aud's d'vihon drove the enemy from Mawa,
where alto great, action took place.
Martial Befiieres rad already taken pofIef.
hon of Biezun, with the fecond corps of caval-
~, on the 10th. The enemy feeling the i'm.
portance OF this pof, and obfrrving that the left
wing Of the French army wif,cd to cut the
Prufi'ans off from the Ruflians, made an attempt
to retake the place: this gave rife to the Gu
gaeement at BEGUN.
On the esd at o'clock, the enemv an.
preached by various ways. Martial Befiieres
had placed the only two companies of infantry
he had, upon the bridge when feeling the enc
my approach in great numbers, he ordered Cen.
Crouchy to advance with his divlion to meet
them. The enemy had already made bimfelf
mailer OF the village of Carmeden, into which
he had thrown battalion of infantry.
Being attacked by Gen. Croschey's divi-
non, the enemy's line was ioon broke the Pruf.
han infantry and cavalry, 5000 ftrony, were
thrown into confuGon, and driven into the mo-
r'iies. Five hundred prifoners, five pieces of
cannon, and two ftandards, are the fruits of this
attack. Marfhal Beiiirers bellows the higheft
ehcomiums upon Gen. Crouchey, Gen. Rcuget,
and his Chief of the Staff Gen. Roafel Rcnie,
the Chief d'Efcadron, of the 9Th Dragons, diff.
tinguiihed hmfef. NJ. Laanay, Captain of the
ieiect company of that regiment is killed.
M. borrau' Ade-de-camp of Marfnal Bef-
heres, is killed. In general our lofs is of fmalI
con'equence it conli1s of eight killed, and
about 20 wounded. The dragoon Plat, of the
ON, and M. Jeffrey, of Sd, took two ftandards.
Ills Majefy, wiflling to give Prince Jerome
an opportunity of obtaining military knowledge.
had ordered him from Silciia. This Prince has
been prefent in all the affairs that have occur
rcd, and has frequently been at the advanced
potts.
His MejeRy is highly pIeafed with the con.
duct OF the artillery, for the hrmnefs they have
dhp'ayed IN various affairs, and for the activity
IN laying bridges, and conducting the cannon
along the bad roads.
General Marulaz, Commandant of the
cavalry OF the light corps Colonel Excelmans,
of the LIT Yaeers; and General Petit, have diff
played marks of courage and military Kill.
HIS RIleity has given particular orders,
that in the official details of the different affairs
M traits be Paf'ed over which deferve to be con-
veyed TO future ages as it is or that account,
aud IN order to live forever in the memory of
poiterity, that the French folders brave every
fatigue and danger"
The 9th Bulletin was publifhed in the En-
qnirer OF the 18th March, copied from Bot.
ton paper, and there crroneouny called the
45th.
= FCRTY-EIGHTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
WAr/asv, Jan. s.
Gen. Corbinean, aid.de.camp to the EN-
peror, had fet out from Pultu!< in perluit of
the enemy, with three regiments of light caval-
~. After occupying Brok, he reached Onro-
WIZ, on the 1T inAaHt. On his march he
picked up 400 Ruf6an folders, officers, and
great quantity of baggage Wagons.
Martial Sout, with three brigade of light !
horfe, part of Lafalle's dvifion, has taken Do.
ht'on along the banks Of the little river Creye,
m order to coverthe environments of the army.
I" Martial Ney, the Prince OF Ponte Corvo,
and Martial Beflieres, have cautioned their
troops the left bank
The light corps under Marfhal Soult, d.
'"o", ""u bi""es, SUntlDue 10 occupy Punuik,
and the banks of the Bug.
" The enemy's army continues TO retreat, |
The Emperor arrived at Wariaw on the I'd of
Jan.
Z" We have had fnow and f!ott for two day,
m continuance but it has began again 10
thaw, and the roads, which were becoming
iomcwbat better, are now as bad AS before.
Prince Borghefe has incefJanty been at the
head Of the lf regiment of Carbineers, which
he commands. The brave Carbineers and Cur
f'fiers tehified the moft anxious selire TO meet
the enemy; but the divifions Outrageous which
game fra into adion, by carrying every thing
before them, left the former no opportunity of
attacking the enemy.
" His MaJcfy has appointed Gen. Larboif-
here Gen. of divihon, and given him the COM
mand of the artillery CT the Guards. lie is an
Officer of the higheh merit
The troops ofthe Grand Duke Of Wertf-
burgh conlpofe the garrifon of the city Of Berlin
They cohfih Of two regiments, which make AN
excellent appearance.
" The corps under Prince Jerome continues
TO befege Brt0Au. That beautiful CITY is in
afbcs. = difpoGtion to wait the courfc of e.
vent. and The hope Of being relieved by the
Runans, have prevented the Carlton from fur
rendering, but the fege makes progrefs. The
BAvarian and WIrteuburg troops have merited
the prafe of Prince Jerome, and the e1eem of
the French army.
- The Governor Of Silefa had collected the