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T UES.D A Y,
8, 1800.
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Arrlvid this day, bug Ranger,- capt. Gardner, 49
, days from Biittol '
XondaajapfiriJ?TeRaoi:er,'-bavebcerV-Tcceied-au
4iic-0liice-if ;thrFedefaMjrezcUe,jto Satnrd4y7-5d-
May,.incluiivc, J he tolloWing ate the moll matc--mi
article they .afLtd. further, extracts will be
7gite'ii,'.W"aurrow', -r ' , .-' - -
AlParii papeVr'a tlytcr than ttiofe which arrived
yeftcrday, ha been rctei. 'utjt add nothing to
the military details hich.wegcalMe in the papers
'(6tthc-i7th,- and ''contains' i only a rtaragraphJ
wnica icivcs iocouhucc u iuu tac campaign lias been
opened upau the .Rhine. .. .." : . . :v i,'i
The f iciai details frorri general Suchet and Oudt
rot ttq.iire faie consent and txplanation t dilen
tannic t gfrn from 'th, coitfuliou .wii-cti peiV.ad.cs. their
accounts and w hich perha; b id, in iu.ne degree, to'bc
accouoted;fit by ihe : continued ai'vcmeiH8,,an4 rapid
fucc flirsn of operations, wi.ichv1tft thofe generais IitT
V.eleifure to give a full, clcai and didinct narrative.
It appears that the Auftrians and Ftcnc h were en
gaged alraoll without inteiniffion for ten days, from
the 6ih to the ijthult. iticlufivc ; that during that time
the fueceff. was various though ultimately the Ailftri.
ans wete defeated 111 theit main defign, and that of
'cotvf lehT-r rcTTrh wrrr viaoTiousr
jyjwAftJf-ay-yrai) Mila?, im the 6.h nf
April; was a general one,, extending from the pofiti-
ons at the trench on the calltrn IHe of Genoa, to the
polls and entrenchments on the we(t,"as far asSavona.
His object feems to have been to divide the force and
attention of grneral Maffena, hoping that if that gene
ral fhould direct his main force to the vreft, he would
l.LeiSXe.JiVjL,0-a; uncovered, aiuf enable (ten e raj, Ott, who
commaoda the Austrian in the RTverirCevantiVthjil'
is, on the ea'lerri fide of G?noa, to fucceedTn his at.
tack upon that city. ' If, however, on the contrary,
7lh'enh"'gYnTral"(hurJ"bcar to the eartror keep his
m at tV bod y It at ion ed at Genoi, t he A (Irian's ' would
then; be enabled, to fix themfttvc-! a-onj ff fine extend
ing from the A pp-nines to the Tea' at Sarona, and thus
interpole rfii obltacle which would cut off Mafltna'a re
ttat towards Nice,." In the attack made upon the call
and wellcrn fide of Gtnoa, upon the 26th, the Auftri
an? were fuccefsfulv General :Mil!is ivat forced to fall
back' on the ealtern fide, .and general Soult, who oc
cupied Monte, nottc a ul the heights of Savona, wts
forced to evacuate them, and retreat to Albizora,
which is a little to the eaftward of Savona. On the
nejtt day, however, general M-ffena proceeded in per
Ion againlt general Ott, defeated him, and took 2,500
prifonets, including a major general. JGen. Melas in
the mean time feems to have continued his fucceffe on
the wtftettr fide cfGenoa. Lieutenant feneral Su
chet was driven on the 7th from his pafitiows on the
mountains at St. lames s and Melen-no. and fnnA-tn
r 11 1 1 1 1 1 "1 . . .P -- 1 i ' :-'" -Vn-,
iau oacK oenina tne nyer which delcemis to the fea at
FiaaleJ Whilft a part of the A ufirianrarmy was thus
vdrivinggen. Souchet before it, another divifion had ad
vanced as far as Pie va. ' From tlrat poiition, ttoweVer,
it was quicklcy driven by the Polifh general, Sablo
nowflcy. . " -:
. It was in i this .fittniont cut off from the main bodr
of the army, and ignorant of the opei ations.of Maffena,
that general buchet, . by a telegraphic difpatch. order
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clride that the Auftriatit have rot faccetded in their de
fign of cutting off'aflina's retreat, and that they
hve not been able to'eftablifh thcmfelVts in nry ftron
force on a line frdm the Appenines to the fta. It is dif
ficult ,- how evef,-f ror-4 ht-cn I u Hon w h ich per ad e
-Uic-Freneh-ceountsitobttrtr.any -'very-tecurateHn-forrnation,
or toform any yery decifive opinion.. The
objcA of the general attack which the French were to
take on the 2 1 ft was probably to endeavour to drive
the AuftnaoiBtirfcly'oii)Uc v?eft5ro.,part)(, the
iQjJljtf?" v 0"'1 -r" y
r In confeqqence of the finctefs of the weather, and a
fcafonable fupply of foreign griin, every article has x
perienced ateduftoin in price and the mod fanguine
expectation of a ftill further decreafe way with confi
dence be looked for. Boilieg peafe wVire the only ar?
tide that itood its ground at Monday's 'prices,
... ,,..,.,, ,,,.,. ... Price of Flour.
''Fine'' flour,. 97a. toicjsl per fack; . t r
.jStconds, 908. to 971. V. '
Third, 70s. to 93s. . -
Mid!. 3o. to ia6 pr quarter.
MAY ,
V.'e received this rroming, the Paris papers of the
29th of April, one day later than thofe which arrived
the day before ycfterday. It appears by a letter from
45trafburg,dated the 2 Jtfi, that the French have croff
ed tbe-Rbnej-and that a haule-lras takeirpiaceT ""The
armies," fays that lette r, u luvel)cen engaged ever fincc
fix in the y,,""" .g "pljjg ('(.o andlhe"
advantage begins to be on our fide. Itas our centre
that made' the attack." It feems rather extraordina
ry, that as there is a tclegVaphic line from Strafhurg
to Paris, no inttllijence hair been coramunicated of a
later date than thofe of the 3th. t
One of the Paris papers ifferts, on the authority of
'aceountifrom
has taken the Boohetta, after ft rrriing.fi x fines of en
trenchments with '"dreadful Daughter. Should this
pro vc t r u e , G e n a m u ft, fa U jnit an tly.
The army of referve is -ryrdiy encreafingin ftre'rigt'h.
t,,wa on ,t he-2th of laft month about 7,'OCO "ftrongrv
and ffelh troops were cxpcdcdlo arrive. part of
the army . is in motion. Two divifionshavc filed off to
wak.Gcneva, ;..'T-.,, ........
The chivf conlul vvas expected at Dijon about the
30th of lalt month. Hisgaard was to be at D'jon on
the '27th, and preparations wete making to get hi$
palace in readinefs by thai day ,1
encreatc tne embclhfhment. Can it fnnnn,.A .1.1. . V T,
thete , prepart,onS are 'for nothing, for H '
moment I the itr.val of th chief conful i, JLouncid
tor (hu decade.
ed all the troops on their vay.from France, to accele
rate their march to Albenga, to which place he had re:
treated. ...
. Meanwhile general Maffoia hating Beared the eaft-
em fide of Genoa, appcarsjo have been collecting his
force to proceed to the Weflern. He fent a difpatch
to general Suchet to advance from Albenga, and at
. tack thjLAuftnans oripnc
, operations upon vAlbizora.and attacked theuftrian
or "the othet fide. On the icth general Suchet relook
Melegno. Maffena, however, djoes not appear to have
gained any ground on that day,. but to have been fruf
trated in his attack upon the Auftrian line. On the
next day, however, according to general Oudinot's
difpatch, he drew "the Auftrians by a manoeuvre into
the valley ef Albizola, probably from the . heights of
Savona. and defeated -th-ra. Of the aftion on the
1 2th,: 13th 14th and 5th, the official difpatches give
riiodetaiis. They flate-merely that there was very
warm fighting, on aeh of thofe days, -and that . the
French had the advantage. Suchet was at La Pietra,
and it, apptars that the communication between'him
and the general in chief was open, for we find that
Oudiaot had arrived with orders from Maffena. Where
theflatasTWthth" ii not laid.'... it appeart4W
he waif preDarina- to make a ral aL
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FRENCH republic.
ARMY T THE RHINE.
Battle-on the Rhine.
Sxtraft of a letter from Strafburg, dated 5th Floreal,
1 April ac. - ,
" The armies have been engaged fince fix iu the
morning It is nbw-,nm.e, and the advantage befiiVs
t0 bc 0,0 our fide. 1 1 was our cen ti c which attackedi"
- ARMY OFRRSERVE. A
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: ' DIJON, APRIL 21
General Camot,' brrrthrr to the minntcrof war,
fets out . to morrow for Paris with imporant communi
cations to the government. The general in chief. Ber
t hier, reqv!e.(Ud him .to defer his depar ture for one day,
on account of difpatches, notlefs imoortant. nethans.
I which he might have to fend the firft conful:
we expect every moment at head :quarterfi,news
from, the Rhine, where htftilities mufl i have already be
gun. General Berthier has left one of his aid decamps
wiUithe,armv, who is to bring him'an account of e.'
vents, vhich cannot but be fortanate, when w.e confi
der the number, valor, difpofiti'on, and fituation of
the airty of rhrr Rhine.
The at my of referve was on the 29th Germinal, A
pril 19, concipofed already of 54.00O men ; jt has
:hnce beerrincreafed l),tJb
ta tifflftSFpIigH 1 71 he 2 Id cava! ryv" t h e 81 f o f
the, line, the 44th, ,and very numerous detachments
of conferipts, fo that it is now not lefshan from 70 to
72,000 men. Conferipts are fent in great numbers to
Chalons' on the Saone", to which the right wing ex.
tends, .and to Mentz. '
This army begins to move. The divifion of gene
ral Wartin isfilingofP'towards Geneva ; fevcral corps
are already on their march. The divifion of general'
Loifon has orders to follow the fame rout immediate
ly. A part of the adminifiration t5fii)bliflence, butch
ers anc-DaKersr-are going to the-Leman.
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with Suchet on,thc 2 ft. Upon the whole
we COB
IC," ?rl .-witrwh.'ch the maeazinTslirrr
.r ucuvcieu. n great quantity
of clothing is alfo delivered. . .
The confular guard to arrive on the 27thit con-
tillery-and 352 horfes of equipage.' ' ' 'x '
The chief confuls hoifes will arrive on tfie famedsy.
It is announced, that from the prefent period to the
4th of May, frefh troops will aniver a7ioug whiim are
the fecond divifion of the 13th demi-brigade ; the 26th
cavalry - 200 men of the 30th of the line ; two bat
talions of the 30th, and detachments of the .fhird ca
valry, the 19 h dragoons, the 24th light demi brt
gadc,":the: and th 43d, - -The latter-detachnaeut
arrive on the 4th. . - -
Foity genefals are in this town. Couriers !fef ffe
vcry inft. from head-quarters and others arrive from
different points, from Geneva, the Rhine and
Nothing tranfpires relativeto their contents.
A confiderable convoy of firelocksAwa fent yefter
day evening to Befancon. All the generals here have
given at the confular palace a brilliant fete to the gene
ral in chief, Berthier. Several ladies in the. town were
invited, as weil as the wives 4f
Pans.
All the troops that have arrived wit hfn theft- W
days have come-by forced marches. They marched
tw.elve ahd thirteen port lcaeues in a dav. .
Although-twff-divffensWnhOrmar
march, the arrival oQhe chief conful if not reftVir-
tRe internal decorations of hi ml U.a
,j . w m 1 v vsii 1 iiu
tain
. I oa "j and fome alterations tfidecd have: been made to
Tiiperior officeti.
JThe entertainmcat was extremely magnificent.
PARIS, April 27. .
The miaiftcr f jeneialpolice havad(lft fled a circu
lar letter to the prefects of the departments, exhorting
them to fupcriutend' the emigr'anfs who mav make at -tempts
to return toFratJce. They are; eft fi; t d to en-
force the execution of the laws againji cmitrrat ion irt
ttic ill 1 jlclt maniif r. ; and he conchrdt s wit h obfer ving;
that the molt inflexible jullice with refpt 61 to th cui
gi ants can atone cwnfolirfatc the republic.
I wo . veil'els -laden with provifions have entered the
port of Malta, ThY French hive abandoned thr tn vi-Tyw-fwi
withdrawn into the torts. It in in a coi.di
tionHo hold out for fomc mon'hs ' lonoer.
Lcfeteis from Berjjn fay, that the king of Pruffi,t i
ill of.aWailet fe'ferj. but which'- announces no iii;!-,ui
ate dauber. It! is alfo faid' that the Pruffian; ad.ijf.i
ftratimi iV fhortly to repKu-e that of t lit French,, i .t the
provinctsof Weftpiiaiia, now occupied by the troopa
.a.t..thc-icpublic. This .-arrBgement tiniytg -thf good
undci Handing tht exirt"bet ween Piuflia, and France.
Le:tcr fr(;tn Liibon, later by three weeks than x hofe
which announced the niarth of a Spanifh' army tot arda
Portugal, mrtke"no menticjn of ariy futlv circumflance.
Two Enghfli comniiiratiri.from the -interior if G'er''
many, paffed Bruffetivn trjJea.ift-V' bo their way to J'a
ris. The o'bjtdt oftheir miffioo is net known.
They write from Dijon, that the army of referve is
in the moll brilliant Mate. The troeps ate paid, the
corps complete, and all the. young men well txercifed.
The preparation for defence n re more a?five than
ever ttiroughont the whole of the Bafavlan republic.
At Amfterdam, the ytuiiipr men of fortune-are forming ,
aj corps "of volunteer cavalry. ,
- Letters from, Bafle. of the 17th f April announce
'1 rtViuon las taifen place at Bern, and that it
hasput a period to the quatrcfc which divided the tvr
Jrlauthotitiest--Thf ' twoounfrls werediffolvedrand
a new eleflion was to be proceeded upon. There was
ll th-ijth of April at M .ulins an infurrccion of the
piifoners at war. The general was beat, the armed
force stumbled and invcited the barracks; fevera! o
Tbe infugents arnied therr.felves with flones, and
wousdedUeveral veterans .arid gens d'armrs. It was
not till fcti at night, that order Vas-,re ettablifhcd, and,
fouttetn otthe feditious taken "tip. ;
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Dcicorches, the diplomatic agent, ;s ariived at Paris.-
-The ex. ambaffador to Spain, Gui!eir.ai"det, is al
fo arrived; . . ' ,
' General Mack has juft quitted Paris' to return ta
Aultria. . ,;, . -'- : -'.'!
A friend of madame d'OrleatS, who .',fiw her at
Barcelona, affertsUat fhe bid no part ia the reconcili
ation of her children with the court of MittaU -': . that
it is again ft her advice they are at London; that flic
,inv!tea tnem to retire to. Holtfein,. and that all her
-wiflies are confined to returningto breathe the air of
her tiwn rounlrir xnA -imK-pi.r- i. Ui . .." Y...--l
4 Pa ris. '' : , .
. A letter from Cleves of the 1 8th of Anril. tlarr-.
Z.P.(!..Jml9i.f.J.ht,Pruiria
"were Ta" this city, have juft been informed by their go
vernment that within a jhbrt time that country will be
agaiu goyeraed as formerly ; '.. hut - t'Kaf t he French,
troops woulifemaii till the general peace." r -
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