The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-28
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For tie PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
WARSAW, Feb. l5.-The city of Warfiw
was Illuminated yeterday in rejeicinss, of the
victory obtained at Eylau, on the slh i.a. by
the grand army.
The extent of that fuccefs is confirmed every
moment, by the numerous convoys of Rnfjan
Priioners that are pafing incefTanlly by our
walls. On the other hand, the French army
has to regret many brave mer, at Whole iofs
the emperor has exprefrd the drebtt regret.
Marihal Augereau was wounded in his arm.
but not dangerouly. Martial Mafena has
been thefe few days in this city. The equip
ages and horfes of the emperor, that had re-
manned here, are gone towards Thorn.
The thaw that began on the lol,, did not
lalt. Since the 18th the air has become very
bTifk, and we have now beautiful weather.
Berlin, Feb. 2s-Letters from the grand ar
my, anxiouily waited for, give US interehine,
details CT the conieqnences of the battle of
Eylau. Ii has left the French entirely m ,Gers
of the field OF battle, preciPitately abandoned
by the Ruiiians, who have retreatcd beyond the
Pregel, which they have crcfIrd again.
The French, on the contrary, have advanced
partly towards the borders of that river. Tic
grand duke of Berg had on the nth inf. his
headquarters at Wirtemberg, and his patrols
had pulled them near Koningiberg. At the
lame time the head quarters of the emreror
Napoleon, we're till at Prufiian Eylau. Eows
ever IN coniequence of a proclamation of his 7.
M. the greateft part Of his troops will draw
nearer the Vitula, and enter acaia info quar-
tiers. The head quarters had indesd fallen bacl;
Oh the goth, as far as Leibftadt, from which
place 1t was belived they were TO be removed.
further back, to Onerade. In the mean while,
there has been another fmart enlightenment he
tween two diviions Of the armies. The sth
corps OF The grand army, and that of gen. Ell
fen came to blows, Oh the 10th near OItrolen.
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The French, headed by general Savary, in the
abtenoe OF MARTIAL Lannes, have again obtained
2 great advantage over the Runians. This
lame fortune has remained alto faithful TO the
troops OF the former in the two engagements
which they have fought againf the Prufians on
the right bank of the Oder, at S,areatd and
at NeUgarten.
BrGRan, Feb. 49, 1t was yeRerday ANNOUNCE.
ed on the parade, that c%onformably 10 the ca
pitulation of Schweidnitz Of the 7th inf. The
garriion Of that fortrefS having received no fnc-
cours up to the 10th, marched out on that dav.
at 10 O'Clock, and laid down their arms, before
Prince Jerome Napoleon. His Imperial Hirb.
nei5 has ordered the Wirtemberg troops To file
Oft before him, and at their head has entered
the evacuated fortrefs. The day before, a
Pruihan corps of 200 hotfe, and 1863 infantfys
had cndeayoured, by GiatZ, to- penetrate fhro'
the pafies of the mouutains, with The Intentions
no doubt, to try to fnccour Schweidnitz -: bur
general Lefebvre, who had been ordered to at.
tack that corps, got the nart of IL, PIT it TO
rout, and took 200 prifoners, and 9 cannon.
MsDTs, Feb. 9.-Their Prufian maisGies
have retired from Koningibsrg, and arrived here
with their court. The king has permitted mai.
gen. Publ, one Of his confidential officers, to
enter into the Rufiian fcrvice. The vanguard
ut the Rulhan forces oppofed to the grand
French army, is now commanded by ptincr
Bagration, VIC has dininguinhed him(rif by his
courage in the laf war.
M. de Cefar has been nominated by onr king,
ambaiador Of Pru1ia to the court of Desma,t.