The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-10
TENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY.
NAuMBuRc, Oa. Is.

among tue on NanG3rC8 wn1Cn were taken at
the battle of Jena, there are feveral belonging to
The King ct PrufIia's guards, and one belonging
- the body guards, the INTERRUPTION on which is
written in French
The King of Prufiia has reIucfted an armif-
sice of fix weeks. The Emperor replied that it
was impoiiiole after victory, TO give the enemy
time TO rally.
Nevertheless the Pmfhans have caufed the
report TO be 70 much circulated, that feveral of
sur generals having fell in with them, were
made to believe that this armiilice was con-
cllded.
MarihaI Soult arrived on the 10Th a, Creufen,
IN purtuit OF the column in which the King
was, which was e!limated at 10 or $4,000 men
arong. Gen. Kalkrenth, who being told that an
armittice had been commanded there, caufsd
Martial Sout to be told that an Arm;lrice had
been concluded. The Martial replied, that it
was impoffible the Emperor could have com.
mitted 70 great fault-that he would believe
an the arniftice when it would be officially noti-
he'd to him. Gen. Ealkrcuth expreHed de.
Tire to Zee Martial soult, who met him at the
advanced potts" What mere do you want
Of nc itaid the Pruiian GeneraD the Duke of
Brunfwick is dead---all our Generals are killed,
w2srded or takcn--the greateft part of our
army is RyiHg-your fuccefles are Efficiently
great, the King has requehed a fufpenlion Of
arms, ii is impoffib.e that your Emperor fhould
not grant ill.," General (replied Martial
Souit1 for long time have our enemies duped
Us in this manner; they appealed to our genera
fifty when they have been vanquiihed, and a
moment after.have forgotten the magnanimity
which we have been accuftomed to fhew Af-
ter the battle of Au!terlitz, the Emperor grant
ed an armiitice to the RufIian army--that ar
mifice iavedit. How unworthy has the con-
duf of the RufIians proved 1t is faid they
are returning; we burn with defire to fee them
again. IT, they had poheHed as much genero-
fly az ourfelves, they would have been tran
qnil, after the moderation we have fhewn--
We have in no wife provoked the uniuit war
which you are making againft us. You de
cared it wantonly the battle of Jena has de-
cded the campsign--our bufnefs is to do
you as much harm as we can. Lay down your
arms, and l will wait in that fituation for the
orders OF TIE Emperor The old general,
Kalkreu,h faw very well he had nothing to an
fwer. The two generals feparated, and hoftili-
tlesirecomnlenced moment afterwards the
village of Creufen was carried, the enemy rout-
ed. and cloiely purified.
The Grand Duke of Berg and Marihals Soult
* and Ney were on the 18th and 18th to on by
combined marches and crufh the enemy They
twill doubtiels have furrounded great MANY
}flgitives, the fields covered with them and
glie roads are encountered with wagons and
baggage ofevery kind
Never was there greater victory ignalized
by greater dfaders. The referve which Prince
Eugene of Wirtembcrg commands, is arrived at
Halle. Thus we are but at the ninth day of
the campaign, and already the enemy is OBJ
liged to bring forward his lafl refourcc The
Emperor is marching to il; il will be attacked
tomorrow, ifit keeps it's petition at Halle.
Martial Dsyouf fet out ON this day to take
polieiiion OF LEIPZIG, and throw bridge over
the Eibe. The Imperial Horfe guard is coming
at lat to join us.
independently of the comfortable magazines
found ut Naumburg, a great number has been
found 1t Wefeunels.
The General in Chief Ruchel has been found
ia Il village, MORALLY wounded; Martial SouIt
has fent him his furgeoT. II would feem to be
decree of Providence that all thofe who urged
thi: wal ihoald be aiuck by its frft blows.