The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-11

uhdef general Iscilegartle. Ia the Freucb ar
my, on the contrary, nearly one half dia no, hre
a mnsket. The enemy astonsed at the rapid
movements beyond calculation, have found them
selves deprived of their foolish hope, and are
transported from delirium of presumption in.
to approaching despair.
SECOND BULLETIN.
| HEAD QyARrEns, MuHLDoRF, April CT.
On the Esd of April, the day aiicr The battle
of Landshut, the emperor left that city Tor Ra-
uso"n, and fought the battle of Eckmuhl A,
the same time lie sent the mar shal ,iske of Is,ri
with the Bav,riau division under the command
OF general de Wrede and the Mo!itor division.
20 iah upon the Inn, and to follow tie two corps
ot tlie austrian army, which v ere beaten al th..
Oattles OF Abensberg and Landshttt
The marsha! dixie of Istria arrived al wis
niDurS and Neumaik, and found an et,,iiparc3 OF
Poh'oon onoges erected, more than 400 wae-
6Nns, large c1ses with ettuipages aud icuk in .i.s
hihfcn from 10 TO 1890 prisoners. The 0ustri-
~! corps met the other side Of Ncrr,arl a corps
o. reserve which arrived upon the Inn. l'lr.y
raliiet', and npon The 23i tAey gave battle at
Nrteinburg TO the SaYerisns. Not outstanding
tier great nicilorty, The Bayaraiis maintained
their position.
On the 24th the emperor ordered ,.,, oforrs -
tie n'arshsi duke OF Kiyoli from Raiisbon 10
9trauDin!S, and from there to Passau where. j,
arrived the Goth. The duke of RiyoI con, n,.,,,.
oea battalion OF tie PO 10 pass the Ina, va:ct,
of
cltat.e!, AMI occupied Schardinp
On the 18th, tie marshal duke cf Mantfl, eI-
10 received orders to march with las ccrf,s from
fatisbon TO h1uh!dori. On the 27tb, lac rssses,
the IAN and came to Salza.
Inc 2Ith, the emperor is at his lead ruarte-sN
at Muhidore
The Austrian Division commanded by gene
RAJ Jeiiachich, which occupied Munich is fol-
i"wcd ny the corps Of the duke Of Dantzic
Inc KING oil Ravaria has she wn himself az Nfi,-
men ne after wards wenttp Augsburgh, where
ne ne wa remain some days, w:,tins to esta-
biis; las residence at Munich, and til Bavaria
should be entirely freed from the enemy.
oh llie side OF Ratisbon tie duke o. lA,ers.qtlt
mas gone III pursuit of the Arch duke Charles
whose communications with the Inn and Vienna
beng cut OF, he has no other resource but 10 re-
tire INTO the mountains Of bohemia, by yyalJ
mtnclren and Cham
AS tor the emperor OF Austria, it appears that
he was before Passau, having taken upon him
self the selge OF that place with three battalions
from Land werth.
All Bavaria ard the Paatinate are freed from
The presence OF the eneuy's armies
AT Ratisbon the emperor reviewed several
corps, and had presented to him the traycst SOL
diers, on whom he bestowed distinctions ard
PENSIONS and to the bravest Off ers he rave b
ronies and lands. He especially sgned his
satisfaction with the divisions St Hiiare & Fri. ,
ant.
Until now, the emperor has made .he war all
most without his eqilipage, and il has been OBJ
served that in the actions Of his guard he has
been always surrounded by the allied Bavaiisirf
and Wirtemberg troops, wishing by so doing
to give them particular proof of his confidence
Yesterday arrived at Lan6shut party OF clias-
seurs aud gren2ders OF the guard on horseback
n reg ment offusileers and battalion ofc.las-
seurs on foot.
In eight days time all the guard will be arriv-
ed.
n tI,.t a.,
his leg broken. The fact is, spent bali had gra-
ed the heel o his boot, but had not touched the
SKIN Never was his majesty ~ the midst Of th,s
greatest fatigues in better health
1t is remarked as singular thing, that one of
the first Austrian officers laadc prisoners in this
war, IS found TO DC tie sid.de-camp Of tie arch.
duke Charles, sent to Mr.. Oito to deliver the IA
nous letter saying that the French army were
compelled to retreat.
The inhabitants of Ratsbon having behaved
well, ana shewn patriotic and confg derate spir-
1t, which we had to expect from them, his ma
jesty has ordained that tie damages which thev
mad sustained, should be made up 10 them &C his
eXpence aud particularly the restoration IF The
houses which had been burnt, the exp. nsc of
which VIII amouAt TO seven millions.
All the sovereiSns and all tie countries OF the
confederation evnce thc most patriotic spirit
When the minister of 4 ustra at Dresden driiv.
cred the declaration ofhis court 10 tho knur of
SaXony, that prince could not contain lis Jndic-
nation. g Do you wish war;" said the king, ''6s
against whom You attack and insult him, who.
three years since, master of ycur fate, restored
to you your states. The propositions which have
been made to me, afnict ne. Ny engagements
are known To all Europe. no prince OF the con
federation will separate himself rom ic'
The grand duke of Wurtzburfr brother or & @
emperor Of Austria, has shewn tie same sentI-
menis, and declares, that IL the Austriails adj
vance TO his states, he would retire If it was rt
qtIisite TO the other side the Rhine. Thus the
injuries OF the court of Vienna are generally ap-
precated. The regiments oftbe petty princes,
ard all The allied troops, anxousiy demand to-
march against the enemy
SrRAsBURC, April 27.
During some days past, several couriers have
| arrived from the army, with dispatches TO hes
majesty the Empress, giving Drioi nation OF the
success OF our arms, which becomes more AMI
more important. The army OF the Arcbd,ilse
Charles is destroyed AL the artillery, the MI
itary chest, the baggage, aud several tIIougsi,i
baggage wagons, are taken. The number ~
prisoners are immense. They have fought eacl,
day since tile 19uI, and have always bean bea
ten. our cavalry, of which the duke of IsI,a
has taken the command, pursues the weak ~
mains oi the Austrian army towards the Inn.
The superb division Of cuir9ssieFs, under us
command OF general Count Espsgnc, has render-
ed signal services
Yesterday about noon, courier extraordins ~
arrived, with dispatches, announcing a new We
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