The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24

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aheady known in the Ottoman empire. The
Tartar courier had heard the report from the
Turks before he arrived ut Widdiu.
The Thermometer continues at two or three
degrees below o. Ii is the mot favorable fea-
fon for the army.
f~lFTf-NINTH BULLETIN.
"PraEaa Eyen, FEB. Ia" The enemy has
taken a petition behind the Prexel. Our pa.
trols are before Koningiberg, but the emperor
has thought proper to concentrate his army in
winter quarters in fuch 4 manner that it may
be In a condition to cover the line of the viftu.
Ia. The number of cannon which have been
taken hnce tie battle of Bergfried is about fix.
~. The twenty four pieces which the enemy
lett behind in the battle of Eylen, are fent to
Thorn. The enemy have circulated the fub-
joined report, which is entirely falfe. They at
tackled the town, but were Immediately driven
back. They acknowledge 10000 men killed
and wounded, but their lofs 10 much greater.
Their capture of nine eaglesis no lefs falfc than
the account of their taking po1efion of the
town. The grand duke Of Berg fill has his
head quarters at Nuremberg, clofe upon the
ptegel. General Hautpoult has died Of his
wounds; his lofs is generally deplored-but
few warriors have terminated their career 70
glorioufly. His dividon Of cuirafliers have diff.
tinguifhed themfelves in all the battles. The
emperor has given orders for removing hi. bo-
dy to Paris. The general of brigade, Bernard
de st. Sulpice, who was wounded in the writ,
refufed to 20 to the Field Hofpital in the rear
to be drefed, but made 4 fecond charge on the
enemy with his cavalry. His majeRy is 70 well
pleafed with his conduct, that he has appoint
ed him a general of divifion. On the 18th
martial Lefebvre advanced to M~arienwcrder,
where he found feven Prufian fquadrons: he
defeated them, and made prifoners 800 men
among whom are a colonel, a major, and feve-
raj other officers-hc alto took $50 horfes.
Thoie who efcaped, fed towards Dantzic."
(The Rufian report mentioned in this Bull.
letln is not given with it, -
sIXTIETH BULLETIN.
"PraLfan Eyiau, Feb. I7.-st The ~conqueft OF
Sileha is profecuted. The %fortrefs of Schweid-
nitz has furrendered, and the capitulation is an
nexed. owe 20 not think it neceiiary to infert
Il, as the conditions are the fame as thofe on
which Brefau and Brieg iurrendered.)
The Prufian governor of Sileia is fhut up
In Ciafz, after having been driven by general
Lefebvre out of the petitions of Frankentein,
and Neurohde. In these affairs, the Wurtem-
berg troops behaved remarkably well. The
Bavarian regiment of Tonr and Taxis, COM
manded by Colonel Seydis. and the Gth regi-
ment OF Bavariau ~infintry of the line, under
colonel Baker, eminently dihinguifhed them
ieises. The enemy loft about 100 killed, and
500 priioners. The isge of Cofel is conducted
with vigour.
"Since the battle of Eylau the enemy have
re-atiembisd behind the PregeI. We hoped to
have driven them from that petition, had the RI
yer remained frozen; but a thaw has coma
menced, and this river ia a boundary beyond
which the french army has no %interelt to pur-
fus them.
"Abont 5000 RuAian prifoners, who were at
Welienberg, have been fet at liberty by a troop
OF coflacks, consining of 1000 men.
"The cold has entirely ceafed; the fnow is
every where melted, and the feafon exhibits. a
angular phenomenon of the mild weather of the
lat days of April, in the middle of the month
Of February.
"The army is entering into cantonmen,s."
sixty FIRST ~BvLLETTN. o.
I0Da9erg, Feb. Is.-Tbe battle Of Eylau,
was at flrft coriidered as a victory by feveral of
the enemy's officers. Such indeed, was the
belief at koningfbcrg. during the whole even
lug of the eth, but the alarm was great when
the Rutiian head quarters and the army arrived
there. Soon after the found of our cannon
was heard, and the French were fcen in the oof.
ieiilon of a height which aanked the whole of
the Ruff an troops.
"The Rufian general declared that he would
neIenn N fnnyn phU@h "