The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
FROM FRENCH PAPERS.
VIENNA, July 81.

FROM FRENCH PAPERS.
vienna, July 81.
Battle between the Russians e Turks.
An official relation has just been publish
ed. dated at the head quarters OF the Rus
1911, of which the following is an extract ::
The army of his Imperial Majesty En-
peror of all the Russians, under the COM
mand of the general in chief Gnlemisch
tscheff de Ku,usolf gained, on the eth If July,
a most signal victory over that of the OF
toman Porte, commanded by the Grand
Vizier in person.
:. The gene, al in chief having, on the 49,
June transferred his head quarters from
Buchares, to GIurgew, was informed by
several prisoners he had made. that the
Grand Vizier was marching towards Ruds-
chnk at the head OF his army. consisting of
GO 600 men having also received informa-
tion that the Grad Vizier had reached the
village of Kadt Cor Sandy Kieni, short
distance from Rudschuck, M. de Kuiusoff
passed with bis troops on the right bank OF
tn. Danube, and encamped before that tor
.tf s.
On the Cd of July, 500 Turks came to re-
conpo;tre our lines, but by dextrous ma
nsuyre of lieut.. gen. Wainof, the enemy
though superior in number, withdrew ra
pidly at the appearance of four battalions of
Russian infantry. The same day, cur ar
my took a position IN the heights before
Rudschuk and On the 4th OF July, the Fur
kisk army put itself in motion. and the at
tack soon produced {: general battle. 1t
was the cossacks who first Commenced the
action, by drawing the attention of the enc
my, whose extensive line over reached our
flanks, towards cur infantry, who were form
ed in hollow SQUARE.
The commander in chief cannot refrain
from doing justice to the military IA ents
displayed by the Grand Vzir on this occasi-
on He used the utmost endeavours to pro
fit by the extent of his line he successive
ly caused considerable bodies to advance a
gsIus, our right wing, whilst he assaIled US
Wig rpnsly on the left, and repeatedly sent
Columns of his best troops to force breach in
our square, and more than once rendered
doub.f full the issue of this affair.----but ut
length victory declared in favor Of the glo-
rious troops Of his Imperial msjes,y The
enc my being in full retreat. was pursued
by our troops as far as his entrenched camp
But even there he did not tecl himself Sc.
cure, tor all The works which were erect
ing. were battered down and he was obliged
TO run further with grea' precipitation, eav-
ing all their baggage scattered about the
field.
Our troops remained before the Turk lsh
camp until O'clock p. NJ when they re-
surned to their former position. Exclusive
of he dead carried off The field by the enc
my during the aCtlop, 1000 were iouuu on
The field of battle. We nave taken 10 sian
tlards The number OF wounded according
to accounts given by the prisoners, Is very
consilerabie.
By authentic information received from
Buch rest, the general in chief of the Rus
sian .rn,y, after the above action, ordered
The gal rison and all the innabtants with
the,r effects) to eyacuate Rudschuck, and
pass 10 The lett bank of the Danube and,
af err causing The works OF that foitfes to be
blown up the city was Sc OIL ffe at the
four corners, as also to the bridge across the
Danube.
BERLIN, July 24--27.
Since the measures which the English !
have adopted in the Baltic, the establish
ynept OF new works and Notifications IN
those places situated on the coast, have con |!
tnued with the greatest activity by order |
tf government. hose of Colberg have
been much improved, and are at present in |
an excellent state Of defence. The works |
OF Swiuemuude Are also OF the first rank.
There has appeared Royai Ordinance
whereby the kIng wishing to conform to the |
certificates Of payment OF he tariff Tor colo
r,ial fberchandIze shall be debyered-SS
The ordinance against the introduction of
,uch goods, is renewed in the severest man.
her. The government at the same time
makes known its Intention of fayoring the
expectation OF the products of the Pr1ssian
,oii, and Of the continent generally, to the
allied aud neutral nations though those ar
its which are Of tne first necessity to the
sentimental consumption, shall be subject
o extra export dutes--Con equeniIy all
.inds Of wheat and wood can be exported.
" paying the ezra duty
MADRID, July 10.
Last evening AT 9 O'clock, his Catholic
ajesty joseph Napoleon, arrived al th
q pitai, amidst the ny lul exclamation
S inhabitants, accompanied by h,ing OF can I
on ano ringing ofbeiis. This evening lhe
M, be performance st all the theatres gt
IS. Similar tokens Of love and respe |
ere sbewn his majesty at every town h.
4ssed On hisJsurney particularly at Val