The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
[Vol. 10, n o 4,

nen. He drove the epeny To threc lcar'tSl
distance from the E,sce, The RuSs,1,,r
noped, IN the ocr,se &C Feb. to lake at,y:,.
cage OF the ice to attsok he Holm. Lut The
zee Hao oeen broken by TIE caie Of Gov.
| ei''heht. ne eneny was allowed 90 ad
sahce' aud when arrived within sN.t, was
Hestroyec ty grate shot. He !el, az the
| loot CT The ~m:is. many Killed and wound
] d. lie tha% havipg conirueuc,d on n !.
( 1st or March, 1t is eXEeoted 10 be inunr,,
I ted. '''"u'-
| IHonN.-The Engineer General poi,t;-
win commands at rhcrn. The garrison
consists OF 1000 Bavarians, and 1900
| french. The Russian army, in the course
or February, made three attempts to carr
! tle works IN advance Of the fortress but
AZ fePaised, and its loss wac MOI ~
from 8 to 900 men killed or wopn,les
months. mig
| Observation-Disclosures, Generai of Diy;si..
on, commands, at Modlin it's garrison i
1 Composed OF 1900 Saxcns, 100 French and
oooo Poies The fortress is Drovisionod
WIN bread tor several years; with meat
and other articles for nine months. Thea
great supplies of bread in the fortress CT
flstula proceed from the immense army
magazine, which were found in them.
! >, Aanose 'Ns garrison of 5000 Poles.
~ has garrison OF 600 Poles,
me Prince Of Schwartz nberE, on tbs
i@th OF Feb. had taken the position Perics
Il fresh Austrian corps OF observution T7ss
collecting on the frontiers OF Bohemia. Ger
hegnler, with ,be seventh cosps. 0arched
oy fatrlkaa and Rawa, upon kai;sch. II;s
cavalry was attacked, on the 18Th of Feb
oy RUSSIAN Corps of troops, which passed
sns sistnia' upon the ice between Thorn
ara Nlodlin. on the side of Pock. General
Rcgn'er repulsed ,ais attack, even in ths
town OF Kalisch. Il Saxon General, of
hrlgade, with his brigade. Nss cut off by
the enemy, but he fell back upon Geserat
roniatows ky's corps, whch had effected
ats Junction with the Austrian CORPS. ard
was between Pilica and Cracow. General
heg;ier mas repassed the Oder, and taken
a position in the front OF Dresden. So much
for Poland.
The Ficeroy had, in the beginning rs
rearua'y, caused the 18th corps 20 advance
from Berlin towards the Oder. This corns
arrived at Frankfort just when the Viceroy.
ceihg informed OF the evacuation OF War
saw, perceived thar his position OH posan
was ttIea OF no further utility, and he re-.
turned without being disturbed, behind lie
Oder
On the 18th of February, a coros of 1910
Russian Light Cavalry crossed the Neither
ODER over the ice. The Marsha, Duke
L
them with two battalions of infantry and
100 horses. In a Reconnaissance a fevx
leagues from Berlin, that General Killed
ABOUT oV OF their men, and among others
russian gentleman called the CONT ,l.a
och~erin. IN the night the enemy's horse
turned Herlin; they surprised the nos,
Whicn guards the gate Of Oranunburg. and
, OF SOU Oh them penetrated into the CITY {.
ms IN; was on the tnorning of the 29,h Feb.
lie Duke OF Castislione caused some can
non sbo. to be fred at them. and drove
them away with his infantry. The lover
class OF the people at Berlin endeavoured 10
profit by this circumstance, out the Burger
1uard, which is composed of all the CHI
Zens' performed the part Of the police, and
oraer was immediately re-eStablished. Af-
ger ,hIs Affair." the enemy s light troops dis
appeared.
On the ed February, the Viceroy with
600 horse OF the guards arrived at Berlin.
ne afterwards took position at Kopnik.
Lieut.. toi. Cicero, with his battalion, &C.
cupied the post of Furstenwald On the
Spree. He suffered himself TO be ir,noseJ
on by 500 Russian horse, who made hiro
believe that they had artillery and infantry
with them. He had the simplicity to ouie
the post which he ought to have defended.
and fell back with his battalion of the arn,g.
Orders have been given TO arrest this Off
Ger, who will be punished according to the
rigour OF martial law.
Cen. Gerard had remained at FraokTort
with brigade to burn the bridge 1000 OF
the Russian Cavalry cut him eff from Berlin.
He marched against them, Killed GO ar ga
men, and made several officers prisoners.
and burned the bridge at rso kfoit and re-
joined the FiceToy.
The Viceroy had 70 take one Of these
two steps--either u cause the cavalry of
the lst and I'd corps, which were re organ
ized on the leit bask ofthe Eibe, 70 come
up, end employ them IL securing the coun-
try between the Elbe and the Oder mr. ia
march before the other armies while an.
preaching towards the EIbs. But his cav
any was not yet entirely le-,,rtarized
and great many old soldiers, such preci-
Gus resources, might be COMP oIrised NV =
premature step; and beside Ibis. Ger,.rai
bdlow, commanding a Prp ,siau corn. 20 49,.
right bank OF the Lowe Oder. had smFsr.
yer. ''' wy -
ne V'cef"t tonS the resolution If rsd-
,nE 81! Sooy order towards the Tlbe IL
clt vac oder defended in the folIo0,;nc-
man"-T Gen. Granisan. with . ra,,r;s,,st,
- r. 'SvV men, AID supplied with provisions
10, 10, eight months Commanded at Stettin
! ne NeHsral OF brigade. Dufrcfe. holds
Tue second command. General Cbamber'
iac commands the Engineers
General FeruiaY q 'Abbe secoree a.. .o,,-
OK CL',4I1, with 5000 men