The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
FORTY-FOURTH BULLETIN OF vup
GRAND ARMY.
WARSAW. Dee

WARSAW, Dec. 81. 1906.
Inc emperor has win ed the works 81 Pracu.
Eight fine rcdoubts, tackled and paliiaJrd' in.
ciohng circumference of 500 tathoms and
three rear baitlons of 500 fathoms in extent.
form the bounds of fortified camp.
The vlitula is one of the fineft rivers in exic.
renee. ne Bug, which 10 comparatively much
imaller, is notwithstanding, much more ranid
than the Seine. The bridge over this Ian ,,ra.
river is entirely iiniihed. Gen. Gautier, with
the 25th and 85th regiments of the infan,rv
occupies the head of the bridge, which co.,
ChafielouPe caufed to be fortified with ore,t
judgement; from the manner of this t,f.. J..
pont, which is not more than 400 fathoms !,
extent, being Imported by a morals and the i.
yer, adjacent to fortified camp on the riph,
oank' whole army can be protected from the
who,e force OF the enemy. A brigade of light
cavalry ofthc referve were n1rmiil,ine throneb-
out the day with the Rufiian cavalry.
On the 18th martial Davout perceived ,h.
necelilty' IN order to render his camp on the
right bank more lecture, of taking pofT, fI;on os
imall Hand htuated at the mou,b of ,h-
"fKa. ne enemy were aware of the impor.
tanfe OF this petition. A lively fire of nnf.
kerry commenced with the advanced gu,rd
out the victory and the iiland were gained hv
tue french. Our lois has been a few men
wounded. Clonet, an officer of talents and
a young man of great hopes, received a ball in
his breaf. '"'' III
On the eoth, regiment Of Cohscks. Inn.
ported oy the kufan hutiars, attemyted TO cy,
on the great guard of the brigade of licb, -,
VARY, placed IN advance of the te,s.de-so,t of
Bug, but the great guard had been Discrd in
incn manner as to prevent furprize. The fri
OF the huiiars founded to horie the colonel
cnargeo at the head of fauadron, and the 9Th
advanced to iupport it. The enemy WEI -
4 Eau- h,l =.
OF men wounded but the col. of thu c.
lacks has been killed.
In all 80 men and IS hotfes have fallen into
our power. Nothing can be 70 miferab,. ana
bale as theie CofiackS they are fcand,, to
human nature. They pats the Bug land every
Gay violate the neutrality of Auftrial 10 pil,ap.
honie IN GaIiicia, or to treat themfelyes 70 a
gals OF brandy, whereof they are very greedy.
bu' our hight cavalry are accu6omed, fince the
Id" campaign, TO the mode in which thefc
wretches light; who endeaYor TO ntimid,te
by their numbers and the thunderinp mott.
winch they make in charging, thofe troops who
niVe NOT been accuitomed to fee them but
"nen they are known, two thoufand of there
unhappy creatures are not capable of Charging
hngIe tquadron which ftands firm, and pre.
ierves its ranks.
The marihal Augereau has croired the Viau-
"a "a, d' otrata. General Lapifie has entered
N'oH'h>, anu 10 III puIluit or the nv.
Martial Soult has palfed the Viiiula at yino.
grod.
Marihal Befiieres arrived on the 1sth At Ri
ko'' with the iecond corps Of referved cavalry.
he ADVANCE has arrived at LiDez. Different
re"cohtres OF cavalry have taken place with thu.
NGiiian hufiars, of whom number have been
made prioners. The right bank of the yiltu-
Ia was found entirely cca-.
Marlha Ney, with his corps of the army.
imports MARTIAL Bei5erts. He arrived ON the.
ioth At kyPin: His own right is Imported by
Tue martial prince of Ponte Corgo.
The whole are in motion. 1.-THE enemy CON.
Times to retain his petition, there will be bat
tie IN few days. With the aid of Cod, the
iliue cannot he uncertain. The RuiJian army
commanded by the MARTIAL Kamenlkoy, an
Old MAJ of Z 5 years. He has under him the ge
nsTa'S Bn%howGen and Benigien.
General Michelion has determined TO enter
MoIdavia. Reports aiIures us, that ne arrived
on the goth at Ja1y. We arc alio af1nred, that
one OF the generals has taken Bender by affaut,
AID put all the inhabitants TO the fword Be-
hosd, then, war declared againi the Porte
without pretence or reafon but they had con-
Guided at St. Petersburg, that the moment when
france and p uliia (the two powers mott inter
eHed IN preierying the independence OF Turkeyl
were at war, was the favorable moment 10 fuh-
Que that power. Ine events of "A month have
dliconcered thefe calculations, and to them th.
Porte is indebted for its prefervatlon.
The grand duke of Berg is fick of fever.
He gets better.
The weather is as mild rs at Paris in the
month of Ocober, and MOTT infomach, that
the roads are rendered difficult. 4 great guam
tity of wine TO nouriih the fpirits Of the foldie-
ry, is about to arrive.
The palace of the king of Poland, is Gne and
well furnlihed. They have at Wariaw great
aumber of beautiful palaces and fine houles.
Our hoipitals are well regulated: which is not
triling advantage in this couHtry. The enc
my appear to have great many lick and great
many deferters.
They fay nothing of the Prufians entire
corps of whom defert, being difguRed with the
Ruliians, from whom they are obliged to put
up with continual anronts.
The Britrh Packet Duke Of MontroCe, capt.
White, arrived at New York, on Tucfjay laf,
in IS days from Falmouth, was boarded on tie
Sd January, by the Briti1l man Of war Minerva,
and informed, that three French frigates hsd
lately Tipped cut ~ brtf, bound for the Weft-
Indies-Capt. White faw them on the 9th jan
uary.
Exirad ofa letter from capt. Gardner, dated
Gibraltar, Dec. 6.
Ye1erday arrived the flip Mary, Of Salem,
from New York. She was captured the "a Ia