The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03
FUKEiG n.
LATEST FRENCH BULLETIN.

Army Lsted Now -
The soth of October, whilst the tile of Hanau
was fighting, General Letebvre Desnouettes, at the
head OF his division OF cavalry, and of the 5th corps
OF cavalry, commanded by general Milusnd, flank
ed the whole right OF the army the side Of
Bruek9bel and of Ne;;ler issingheim. He found
himself IN presence of allied ndkussisn corps of
cavalry OF from to 1900 men--the combat be-
gan--several charges took place., all to sdvan-
ase-and that the enemy'a corpa. formed by the
s9eetion OF lwo or three psrtisans, was broken &
closely pursued We made $50 mounted prison.
ers Our loss is about so wounded.
The. next day after the battle of Hanau the eue-
my VISA n Full retreat; the Emperor would not
Pursue the army being fatigusd :, and his Majesty
far from attaching any importance to il, could not
~ but with much regret the destrnetion of from
TO 500 Bsvarians, which would havs been the
suit of that pursuit. His Majesty the Emperor,
therefore WE conent with pursuing the guard
o. the enemy, and left gen. Bertrand on the river
kinizg.
AT shout p. NJ. the enemy being informed of
the army having defled, came back, in hopea of
gaining some advantage over Gen. Bertrsnd's corps.
The divisions Moraud and Gilleninot suffered them
en- mSke their dispositions to. the KntZig and,
when they had passed it. marched against them with
the bayonet, and overthrow them in the river, in
win ch p great number we're drowned. The enemy
los 100 in this affair.
The Bsvariau General Wrede MORALLY
wounded in this air; and II is remarkable that all
the relatives he had at the battle of Hsnsu, among
whom wal his son-in law the prince of Oettngen,
were totally destroyed 1t is supposed Gen. Wrede
A Bsvarian Austrian division entered Frankfort
on the Sth at aoon-but at the approach Of the
scouts OF the French army, retreated to tie left
bank OF the Maine after cutting down the bridge
On the q of November, the French resr-gusrd
evacuated Frankfort, bending Ms way to the Nidda.
On the game day, at in the morning, the En-
peror entered Mentz
Ii is supposed, by the public, that Gen. Wrede
has been the author and principal agent of the defec
ton OF Bavaria. This general had experienced the
gresteat fayorz from the Emperor.
Her majesty the Empress Queen and Regent has
received The following Intelligence Of the situation of
the on the 7th Nov.
The Duke Of Tarentum CMsckdonald1 at
Coocne, where he organizing an army for the de-
fence of the Lower Rhine. The duke OF Rsgusa
I Narmont was at MentZ The duke Of Beluno
CPctor1 was at Strasburg. The duke of Valny
Iheiterraan had gone TO Meatz to take command
OF all the reserve.
Count Bertrand, with the 4th corps, cons sting of
four divisions infantry and division of cavalry,
forty thousand strong occupied the right bank OF the
y inc beyond Cssse His head quarters were at
Hoskein IL snow four days since they began to
work, 20 form entrenehed camp on the heights,
one League in front of Cassel Many works
marked out b in great forwardness. The remain
der OF the army had passed the Rhine.
HIS majesty signed ON the 7th, the reorganEstcn
Of the army, and the appointments ali the yacsu
eies ne vanguard, commanded by couat Bertrand
han not yet seen any enemy infantry, but eniy some
ngit cavalry. All the placer on the Rhine,
arning and provisioning with the greatest activity.
fhe natonsl guards, recently levied .wece repair
ing 10 every direction to the fortified places, form
their garrisens, and relieve the regular dsposeabe
forces.
Gen. DuIauloy had reorganized the 200 pieces OF
cannon of the imperial guard. General Sober wAs
Occupied in reorgsni1ng 100 pieces OF foot aGd horse
artillery, and in repairing the loss OF horses, which
the artillery OF the army had experienced.
Paris LIST .N0g.
1t appears hat gen. Count Lauriston I. not drown
ed, as il had en- thought at first.
i6tn His hghness the Prince of NerfehsteI and
Wagrsn, arrived in Paris yestsrdgy.
Nov. &c.
His Majesty yesterday presided at the council of
state held at ST. Cloud. He has decrsed the erea-
t;os of two armies of 100000 men each one to be
stationed at Turin and the other at Dor earix.
His Majesty has this morning deigned to sign the
marriage contract Of General Ballot with Miss
GUARD.
last night, at 10 o'clock the following personages
having been previously nominated to their resPee
tvs stations, duly sworn into office by his Sc.
rene highness the Prince Arch CHANCELLOR of The
Empire--to wit NJ. the count Mont to be Grant
yudge and N. mister of Justice M. the Duke of
Bassano to act as Secretary o. State; NJ. the Duke
de Whence 10 act as minister OF Foreign Relations;
Mtbe count Daha as Minister OF the War Depart.
roene; NJ Fare Costsz, % Dreetor-Genetal Of III.
bcjdges aud eauseways His Majesty has also nom
Ne Cessac ministers of State, ami testified to them
the satisfaction he felt for their past services, ami
expressed his desire that they would continue ia
sSsist him with their advice and gooA counsel.
His Majesty hiss, in addition to the above nomina-
ted General Count Bertrand, grand marshal of the
palsee ; Marshal Duke d'Albufera, eoIoncLgefe e.
rel Of the guard, rendered vacant by the death of
Marshal duke 81 Istria Chevaier Demass admin
istrator Of the household and chamberlain. Like
wise the general of division Count Regnier, Count
'Iaborde, Count Chsrpintier, baron Curial, baron
Msison, to the order of the grand cross of the In
neral order of tina re union .-.91oHfte1r.
An article dated Augs51rg, mentions that accounts
hal been re eived { via Prussia that during tn
month Of September, the allied Russian and Prus
sian army had made progress in the siege Of
Hartzio although they made several attacks.
Anott err dated Nuremberg, Nov. 10, says that
great disafecon prevails among the Prussian Land.
pher militia lwho have beea some months in
Woe after Their limited tune hs6 expired Frequent
desertions tooh p'ace.
Poland Is entirely Gle Of troops.
Another, dated Constance, Swit2 crland, Nuy.
"a, after describing the distractions Of imam com
rneree, owing 20 the derreciaion Of paper IN De5
mafaud.ng partee, chiefly composed ot Cossac &c
speaks thus. % Amidst desolation, which al
most deprves as Of the faculty Of expressing oui
MAIN We cannot Revertheess refrain from shedding
q tear for the unfortunate king Of s xOny who con
tnueS to experience the most inious treat teHt
That august monarch is dragged from prisoa prs
on at Sle fnstgation of General Thielman and som,
other Saxon Generals authors Of the infamous tres
son which has covered with gnomny the standard
Of Saxony,"
Another, dated Cologne, Nov. -, says "Troop;
are daily arriving here intended to reinforce tht
Duke Of Tarente"
Another, dated Wesel, Nov H." We have
very remarkable force IN city, and also along