The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
TwENTY-sRCoND BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ApMV

CRARD ARMY.
The Grand Duke Of Berg arrived on the 9Th at
Haleberg, with divilion of dragocns. Informed
that the enemy was in force as Bortzenberg, he
truck off to Wignunfdorf He had barely arrived
there, when he perceived tina, the brigade of the
nemys cavalry had ftruck TO the le with the inten-
tion of cutting off Gen. Milhaud. To fee. vharge.
and drive the Kings Gendidarmcs into the lakes.
the affair OF 4 moment. This regiment feeling tina,
all with it, afked to capitulase. The
Prince, at all times generous, granted their win.
Five hundred men alighted and deliverad up their
horfes. The officers returned home on their parole
-Four Rands of eolors, belonging the guards, all Of
gold where the trophies of the petty engagement of
Wiguunfdorf.
Prince Hohenloe, with the wreck, of the battle of
Jena, attempted to reach Stettn. He had been obi
ged change his route, becaufe the Grand Duke of
Berg was at Templin before him. He wiihad to open
oat from Botz enbcrg to Haheben, but he de-
ceived III his movement. The Grand Duke of Berg
imagined that the enemy would endesvor to reach
Prentzlow; the conjecture was well founded. The
fr0 potts of our hui.ars arrived Prentzlow at the
fame time as the enemy, but were under the necef-
fifty of falling back, the goth in the morning, be-
fore the hyperion forces under Prince Hohenlohe
AT nine, the Grand Duke of Berg arrived Prentz.
low, and ten faw the encmy's army in full march,
Without lofng time in vain motions, the Prince
dered Gen. Laalle charge in the fuburbs Of Prentz
low, and fent TO iuPPort him Generals Grouchy and
".
Our troops might have entered the town pell nell
with the enemy, bat the Prince preferred Tending him
luminous by Gen. Bellard. The gates of the town
were already burit open. Deprived of all hore,
Prince Hohehohe, one Of the principal frebrands of
this mpious war, eapirulated, and dehed before the
French army with fxteen thouland infantry, almon
all guards grenadiers, fix regiments of cavalry,
forty-hve ffands of colors, and fxy four pieces of
harneaed artillery. All the King Of Pruflias guards
who had efcaped from the battle of lena, have fallen
into bur power. We are in polefion of all the
ands of eoors belonging the Kings horie and foot
guards-Prince Hohenlohe, the commander in chief,
after the wound OF the Duke OF Bruniwick, Prince
of Mecklenburg Schwerin, and feveral Generals,
our prfoners.
T" But nothing is done, while there remains any
thing to be done," wrote the Emperor to the Grand
Duke of Berg" You have outaripped column
of eight thoufand men commanded by Gen. B!ucher
let foon learn that they have experienced the fame
lot"
led Saalfeld,, and fon of Prince Ferdinand, bro
ther of the Great Frederick, has been taken in
by our dragons.
Our potts have entered Frankfort on the Oder,
the King of Prulia has gone further. He has not
$4,000 men left and for fuch reiut we have fcarce-
ly with any lois.
Yeferday, before going to review the corps of
Martial Davosf, the emperor paid Witt to the
Dowager Princsfs Henry, and Prince and Princefs
Ferdinand, who have always been remarked for the
difinguiihed in which they have received the
French.
In the palace which the Emperor inhabits at Ber-
lin lodges the King Of Prulas filter, the Electoral
Princefs Of Hefe el.-This Prncefs is in Child
bed The emperor has ordered his Grand Martial
Of the Palace to take that fhe be not dfurbed
with the noife and butte of tie head quarters.