The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-20
CHARLESTON. Feb. 5.

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appears from the Frexch Bulletins (thirty- niae
IN numbe thar the reported defeat Of the French ar
my at Poen, is without foundation The advanced
potts oil .he two Armies met on che 26fh November:
1 ne HUMANS under the command of Gen. Benpfen,
attempted to prevent the French fro.n entering War
law but were overthrown and purified as far as Bio
nc. The grand Duke Of Berg entered Warfaw ON
the Ioth and the Ruian troops had re- crolied the
ua, with an inten,ion TO remove into the heart of
the country. The Ruilians had declared war agaiua
! the Porte; Choczin and Boulder are iurrounded bv
their troops-they have ALTO crofI.d the Dorener :,
Puhed on as far Jaiiy.
Martial Davouit has crofied the Vnula, and eflah
iiihed his headquarters before Pracue.-The Empe-
ror OF France hfd his head quarters Poieu OH The
9th December 49,
The fortrefses Of Gogau and RaiIeuburg, have fnr
rehsered TO the bavarian army under Jefome Bona
Parte.
A iufpenGon of arms was concluded By IueohsSn;
the Pruiian niinner, on the i7th November--but
the hng OF Pruiiia had declared he could no, ra,f
1t, aihgning Tor reaion, that part of his
occupied by the Rutiilns; that he was entirely in
their dependence; and therefore could not execute
the ifiPulations of the armiitio-.
Eighty thcufand French conlcripts are ordered 70
be RATED for the year SO7.
Inc foregoing intelligence we have collected from,
the French paPers.-The lan verbal accoupts h,,,..
ever, which we have received from the gentlemen
who came Pai'angers is the lhp, are, that i, was
"hhPerea, when they Failed, that the advanced
guards OF the French Emperor had been cut TO
by the Ruilian troops The lois was iaid to be from
eighteen to twenty thoufand men. This information
was generally credited at Bordeaux-but no pr;nter
dare give publicity.
Gen. Hutchinion and flute arrived at Copenbap..
on the 9th December, Oh their way to Petersburg.
TIE Timer.
A London paper of the 3oth December f,vs
:" We feel hncerely happy in being able to-
tate, that the Treaty between this Country and
America is proceeding in the very beft train !:
that the difficulties attending it are amoft ali
iurmounted; and that fuch completion of If
may be fpeediy looked for, as will infure the
permanent good understanding and mutual be-
neht of both countries in future"
general embargo is ordered at Hamburob.
and no neutral is allowed to fail even in ballait
the American Conful has remonftrated on the
occahon, but in vain. Hamburger, on the 10th
was garr'foned by about 500 Italians
by the brig EvPHEMIA, Capt. Torrey, arrived yef-
terdayin days from N. Orleans, we have received
the papers OF that city to the ult The papers are
entirely ient on the Preent itua,ion of that country
Dat we ear verbally, that the city Till continued in
'he STeatet Rate OF fermentatien-nany arrels had
taGen place among the nolt confpicuous perons ar
relied, were, Cen JonN ADAIR, late Senator in tba
S'greis oi the United States, from the Gate of Ken
N'' WIZ iau oeeh lent on to Baltimore. Judge
"oRKMAN, late reGdent in this city, had alto been
arreited and was in confinement; a. alto MIR. BKAp.
FORD the printer of one of the newspapers in that
CITY. Commodore SAAw had iHued orders thar mo
vehel boat or barge, fhould be permitted TO afcepd
the MiiilPpi. having on board any arms, ammunti-
on or naval flores, without pats from Governor
CLAIBORNE The Legislature of Orleans met ON
the 18th uit and had continued their ieicn for feve
raj days with coied doors, during which time general
WILKINSON had attended, for the purpoie of commu-
nicating ioale important information. I,wasreport-
cd that BURR had defended within fxty miles of
Natchez, with about 1900 men; COL CLAIBORNE
had been dfPatched up the river with about 500
men, to intercept Col BURR, alIiRed by the naval
ioree under Commodore SHAW, who had received
letter from MIR. SAITH, Secretary of the Navy, or
derng him 10 take and if nece1ary, deitroy all boats
&c. belonging to Burr, or any one HOLDING an an'
pointmentsunder him. Co..;,r