The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-22

| :" ne General OF Brigade, Laroche, en-
tered Nuremberg on the 28th June, with a
corps OF cavalry, and proceeded towards
Bayreuth. He met the enemy at Besenthem
charged him with the first provisional regi-
ment OF dragons, and cut in pieces all who
opposed him, and took two pieces of can
non."
| THE TWENTY SEVENTH BULLE-
TIN.
ZNAIN1. July 10.
On the 10th the Duke of Rivoli beat the
| rear guard CT the enemy before Hallobrunn.
At noon on the same day, the duke of
Ragusa, who had arrived on the heights of
| Guiana, saw tile enemy's baggage and artl
lery filing off towards Bohemia General
bellegarde wrote to him that Prince John of
! Lichtenstein would repair to the emperor
T'ith mission from his master, for the pur-
| pose OF treating for peace; and in conse-
quence desired a suspension of arms. The
duke of Ragusa replied thatit was not in his
power to accede to such a proposition; but
that he would acquaint the Emperor with it.
Meanwhile he attacked the enemy, took
from him an excellent position, made some
prisoners, and took two Colours
ION the morning of the same day, the
duke of Auerstadt had passed the Taya oppo-
site Nicolsbourg, and Gen. Crouch had beat
en- Prince Rosenburg's rear, taxing $50 men
OF Prince Charles Regiment
''On the 11th at noon, the Emperor ar
rived opposite Znaim. The battle had be-
gun. The duke Of Ragusa had attacked the
city, and the duke of Rivoli had taken the
bridge & occupied the tobacco mandatory.
We took from the enemy in the different en-
sagementS on this day, 5000 men, 9 standards,
and Spices of cannon.
The Emperor, informed that the Prince
John OF Lichtensten had entered our out
posts, ordered the fighting to cease. The
annexed arnistiCe vas signed at the Prince
of Neufchatel's-Prnce Lichtenstcin was
presented to the Emperor, at two in the
morning in his tent.
There follows the armistice already pub.
lished in our paperl
TWENTY EIGHTH BULLETIN.
The Danube has risen six feet. The bridg-
es OF boats which had been constructed be-
fore Vienna since the battle of Wagram,
have been broken by the effects of this rise !;
but the bridges at Ebersdorff are solid & per-
manent none of them have suffered. Those
bridges and the works of the island of Lobau,
are the admiration OF the military persons of
Austria. They avow that such works are
without example since the time of the Ro-
mans.
The Archduke Charles having sent Mai
Gen. Weissevoof to compliment the Empe-
ror, and since that the Baron de Wimpffcn
and prince John of Litchtenstein having come
upon the same courteous errand, i'll his name,
his majesty has thought proper to send to the
Archduke of Friuii, Grand Marshal of the
Palace who found him at Budweis, and pass
ed part of yesterday at his head quarters.
The Emperor left his camp at Znaim yes
terday at o'clock in the morning. and ar
rived at the palace at Schoenbrunn at three
in the afternoon.
His majesty has visited the environs of
the village Of Spitz, which forms the tete-
de pont of Vienna Gen. Bertrand has been
charged with the execution of different works
which must be marked out and begun this
day.
The bridge Of piles at Vienna will be re-
established with the least delay possible
His Majesty has named as marshaIs of the
Empire Gen Oudinot, the duke of Ragusa,
and Gen. Macdonald. The number of mar
shas was eleven this nominat..n will make
it Ia. There still remain two vacancies.
The places Of col. general of the Swiss, and
col. General of the chasseurS are also va
cant.
The Col. Officer of the chasseurs is accor.
ding to our constitution, Grand Officer of
tnt empire.
His majesty has testified his satisfaction
with the manner in which the surgery has
been served and particularly with the SER
vices Of the principal Surgeon Heurteoup.
His majesty passing through the field of
Battle on the 9TH caused great number of
the wounded to be taten Off and left there
the duke of Friuli, Grand Marshal of the
Palace, who remanedal day.
The number of wounded Austfiaus in o,r
hanss amounts to II ot15.OOo.
The Austrians havePad nineteen generals
killed OF wounded. II has been remarked