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Monday. March '.3,:;I806
Znaim 18
Prince " Murat being informed
Ltciy alter W"
thelLaTI;m: ud that .every
?S . tt the rewiaitider
officers, " who are in general verr
different from the .soldiery.- Mat
ny ot them are.ot aisungutstiu
merit bat the army evince an in
stinct which we never have obser
ved in our EufoDeah armies.
When we ask thtf inHnhitants of
Austria, Moravia and Bohemia;
if ihev love their Emperor; uwe
loved him" they reply, kbut-how
do vou exnect we can love him any
longer: He has brought in the j
Russians.' : - ,
.It had been reported at Vienna,,
that the Russians had beaten the
1 French army and were advancing
to that city. Aomaa cried, out
fin tKe "streets, v'tiie, French arr j
oaen y' tae riussians ars wmm.'.
tu! ' consternation was general :
f- if anJ dread preyailed through-
'prince Murat entered t5run$ the
P M, still in pursuit of jhe enemy,
. .1.1";.- a Ju,. ' ;
wno ewacuatea mc city aua
tadel ;the. latter iaa, fipe structure,
and capable of sustaining a, J6rmd
siege '"The emperor has removed,
his head q'jiarXeri to -forma.
: MarsruiV Soiit, with his cor frs f
thearmy isat IXiemstscliits. Mar
shal Lannes is bufore Porlitx,
The ilora vials' entertained e
ven a greater hatred against the
Russians and wtrnger friendship
for us tkn th ustrmns. The
country is beut;lulund much more
crtiie th'an-Ausr;a. 1 he Mora-
vians were astonished 911 beholding
in their immense pV.iVs the inaaUi
taatsoftHe UScrane1, tVf ICamschat
ka and ofGreaflr Tartr.rV, the Nor-
scape o,hel them kno
bmperor
1 Vt.UHUV : ". .
L.-niiPnci- Attack them, l o tnat
L P'rinre Mufat.iade the ne-
, - ... - ,
i.r irrunorements; i marcneu j
tcr the enemr anu auacKcu u..m
Bthe lesdjJat 4 o'clock, P. .M.
rsdroffi in which that part which
1 .nfrl rvf thft RUS-
iifi mc rcai u v.ni
an army was put to flighting
Ln. 2000 omoners, and 2000
icd.bftthehcworoawe. iua.&.- loveo mssu uu.y 0 . tilv thnt humau bW is a com.
" , Such is the result Oi j; mans, uie oascniw,
out y ien.na. g of :i &c, come among them 3to cat each
j?e;, CS i -rnbcrti. Theb tJ other threats without1 ihi ir court-'
Colleredo, S thf nation, i try hawing any thing in worn. r. on 1
men are also detested . f . . -J hnnieai..t . noli- I
and the iAmeror ol a.u . ii , . ...1 ...,.
never recover the confiifti ' WdI n J
vwvu,x, i""- - I
ILwmes.tucked.-.the enemy m Cmg them to public 'a.Sn,uon, . . . -,,ffic ;n thj: tli-r,as of th
tont, iSI while he turned themon and sooper or later he-w.U Uave 10 ju.o wealthv Woravu
le!eft with the brigade of, grenv. do so. ; , ; . a FmkIi 'officer, "v
t under General Dupd,tnirsh:
Souit turned them on tne ngm
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CAPITULATION.
4 the tngdeot yeaera. CncmeJ betwfen the Franco-Ba
srof the d.vii.on ot y". varin,t br:
. sperms or , .
ii. uiat nt was
u- a -A and 1 ft th reeri-
Knts of or ui-
isions Watther, ttaced me uus
:-j .?f roo nnsoaers.
rrKwrifrade of grenadiers under
w . . mar J.AftA.
hea. Laplanchc-.OTornere
k,shd. itselt ?av -,
scaped. They tougtit atiiic pu.
rZ Krnn fft for a long time. I he
.Mai;n af Russian grenadK-r5
1 1 intreniditv. Oener-
y (l imot has oeen wu,
tn.:tnVtd de-camps, Domangeot
lillJ wtrv . - . .11...
L, v T.tnitte, were wounaeauv.
side Thwoimd of GeueraV
1 .. ' ' . Uic o tMTI
br atieat l5days. In the. mean
tima the Emneror, wiahing to give
r,nad'iers a orool or nis csi-cm.
lias appointed Gen. Duroc th.ir
The Emperor removed hw neaa
quarters to Znaim, on the 7th at
3 o'clock, P. M. The rear-guard
of the Russians hadHe -obliged
VioHnital of Z.aaim.,
where we have found considerable
magazines of fliur and oats- I he
Hussians reuredoBrUnn, atidur
advanced guard, pursed them had
way. But the Emperor t mg in
formed that thd Emperor of Auv
tria was at that place, wished to
she w him a mark of his regard, ana
halted on the eighteenth. (
Herewith il subjoined the capi
tulation of thi fort of Kuifitein,
kcn by the" Bavarians. . o caera .
Baraguay D'HUUers made an in
4Cursionasf?r asPilsen in Bohemia,
jand obliged the enemy to evaluate
aiieir nosts. - He has taken several
it;bo fnlglled the object
I tmuI ,rc mn The dismounted
'i&Woiw have crossed with ripidits
a Hmouniairisxoi'cred with ice an 1
V es., which separate Bohemu I
Y wrofa Bavaria," y
J No idea caa be jf&med'.r the
4n:rror with wMch the Easian hav a I
-iapired the Moravif hs I a m -ik 1 n;j
taeir retreat, thev DQt til t m u
,mtiful."vi'bgt add kked
the head er. iny.ol tac p 4517.
yh-:n th ' i'ih ibu:uti siw 'tHcm
'gade
: Maior General count
,i.'4. i v. 't. ii now pay : ve
I the rcdit-ioiis conventii
, hHvn found 'a t Iiritnn, 60
Arti.I. To-morrow at TO o'clock; ipieccs t of. cannoa, 00,000 jhs.v1
M. th caite of fCuffi'tein shall if ijowckr. a p.rrat 'oaahtitv. 01 wheat .
f T ... 7 : , , Tvii -r. -w i - ..-.i . ' tint
t be delivered u to the iiranco-xa-11 uaa,tiour, l-consiaers
varinn brigade. . The outer posts zipe o.fc!oathittg.
iDurosnfcjv of the" i6ih chasseurs
Und CofohlfBotJdea ,6f the llvh
dragoous . The'eYny has 'fallen
back several leagues. ; " , y
Twenty-ninth Bulletin tf the Grand
: - -Army,- 1
' Brunn, Novem&er 23tb,:180.
JIarshlNcy hasbtcupied Krli
en after having taken many prisoti
ers from, the enemy. , He found m
the hospital a rreat number of sick
and grounded Austriaris. ' On the
i7th Nov. he made himself master
of CUuzen and Rotzen.
Gct . Jaiil&chich, wno defended the
Vara!lrgf has been cut off. Mar
shal Beniadotie occupies Iglnu. His
ti'iops have entered BohciriU.
' Gen. VVr-den, IboinmaiiningfYhe
Bavarians, haa taken a company, of
Auatrittn artiUerv, 100 horses nd 50
cuiiir and several officers. He
m&Js himsclf master of. a considera
hie inac-jizine of oats and of other
grain, sn(boi many ciruiges : kden 1
with the b,5g;age of several regutients
ai?l Aiihtrkn oi!iccrs
The atijutuni -commander Ma'mon
h made' pi i&eiircri of 200 dragoons
of Ijatour Mild cunaaSiers of irlohea?
iohc, om hi way5 from Iglauto Brum
He attacked .anoiher- detachment of
200 men, ami "made 50 i)iiboner.
'Infuriiiatidii h&s reached us from
OhmitZi The court has C VctCii ated
that place and retired to Poland. The
I rf.athcr begins to be Timorous. Its
Van is '.supported by linmn, which is
ii stroTjg place .and which tley are
now busy in putting into the best
slate if defence. '
ce.of.the casde srjaU ; The Emper of-Germany -haj,
ssion of by the saijf retired x . Glfhmz. Or posts are
within one march ot that place.
tad the entran
ic t.Acen p'jsstsston
iingaue. . ;- s
: Ans.f Granted. But irrecipro
cal gliaraatee, a Captain of 'Bava
rian troops, snail be sent to 'tne
cauie, ana a captain
son shall rcnair to the city
Art. II. T he garrison 01 ivun-
iie'in sh ill m rch out with tne ho- j
aorsofwar add all its artillery, but (
VtLhaut carrying away &rf or it -I
a.iiAiuitton.
Ans. The garrison of the pace h
shall march out with ad me npnors :
01 war : tncy may m.v vv.u j
1 - : .1 . . . hut tMirni'. t
armana sme ariti , muv'- i
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rFxve7ityc:ght'h - Bulletin.
" ; ' - " -BniirNcv 21sVlG05.
The Emperor enured iil unn the
de-
20ch at i3 o ciocu, "A; 1. r
jmta'uon, from the states of Mors
vi.i, lit the he-id jofwhph was th?
bisiujp, cari.e to meet him. Tne
liinneror visited the ibuiri. atioirs
and gave orders th?t the. titadid
hduid be ioniued, in which 'were
.found '.upjvardsf 6,0i)0' nrkcrts.
great qti'Vllltl" s 01 ammunitsoa Wi
war ot all- t inr is fimuocr otac 1 s,
Scve'ifti Blilfcthifij the Army ofjtaly.
'.'!' llsrxd QiiarEprs', Gotizk, Nov. 23.-
T'he arty maintains 'the p6?hf6n
wh'f'.H it had taken oh the left bank of,
the, Ischzo. 'i' he adsfinfiid guard, uri-
,vt the o.'dtrs'of Ge:. Espanc, esta
Sli't'd rself on rhVViacco, repulsed
! i s enemy aa fu' as" Gaux, ami inBe.'
attacki, .hiah were perfor tat d
riih vitrcairimade'lOO-prcsonrs, The
vfiidc -of l!'wircava:ry has rctired-hy
xh; :rcat roael. A considerable body v
oi tlv-ir infinrry took the.rosd '.y the
ail y d flna. to jjam tnat 01 vjiier
l yiach. i'ive companies of vliigturs
ire I'urss vna;vthe en-jmy in that direc
'ton, wh?h' our advanced posts hive
reach" d he intrench inenta of Fre
vil, an,d htve taken a .direcilt.m to-arsfd-.
Lrvbftch. 1 - :
i 5
"'.'WJi V
lvctuGehStf-Divimhi&c, to ix s
I hasten 16 jntWm our.exceUehfe'jr, : . . "
that a'cbrps of he. eeroyfs ?noops:;! ' pth
commanneu oy rriuce-nouauiSQewca . Gcv1
fieltileViiiraaiw:-TWGejnWiifF? Tl
set tff for'Ssfa wiih'thci tVtserreicom ; ?
posed of 'iTolish rpscb'mmartded ; !
by Qen..Fcr:airoent orec"li;i
infant ryi a" hattttfion orn manded t
Ge'n- .Reemerj, and' tour pif'ces cf ar:
GthJ.lRegnler havmg:depaVted;frbin .
his cantfnmnts, wnt tQ BiombinoV.
wherer by: thisineansVhe cut off the,, . -'i
road to' Meatrec fitjm. the 'Austriansi ' v
who were 'endeavouring ' to.getfcjM
was attacked, aad in spite hf k yigcy.
tons resistance, 'was thf ei tim S coiti
pclhd jo "fall baxfc. ." --. -v.! "
, The corjis of Polish infantry, Whifi v , .
was at, Camp6T3ietro with iHe GehV'
in chief,;set out before day for Cislle - ,
Franco; wit h-the Gen.' in chief injpetv 1
son, who, when 'about half way, "per- ft
eivea tne oi vision 01 cgmer ;w,-ub j
reu eating, oruerct 01. sjruuiasAi,
to attack tbe.ehettfjPrin 3ank;: Tho;
iuack waaftrmidialely msde'witli TrifcT
" ... 1 ' II war
ianets shaH ue untixt 4-nu, " 5 ,inn(Ylin u,c , t nnw,w 1 nft as-
c,a widiot flmts.. The prison . had unkcd 1 their cavlrv
Hall mar(ihfontwith two pieces- of
jaanon withtmtamumtiQnv
Art-Unvave property shall
4e, respected, nd. it is stipulated
that it shall be transported m sciy
10 the Aus trianar my
1 which 'composed a corps , of aho-U
leioOO men,- and wr t disposed to
defend their position at the junction
of the'iroad between Briinn md Ui-
mutz. GeHv WaHher5biiged:them
th
The (en. in chjef has.fetit thedi
vi.ir,n, .iera to- Trieste.' The. Au6r
.. . ii
' .H'K JVfFp'rpnt. -rtnseik to' .oUit '
uranien-ru uiCrfi.- i ground. Gen. Ivlurat dibpatchr:cl
peny 01 uic b''1 , r to hia assistance d'tiautpotfa Otvi
cet.oaol ihe.ilrlts and mans 01 1 . cmraS5iers, and thre squa
d environs, wntcu ui
the forts an
drons ol the imperial guards.---;
t be removed irom tne piacc. , j ,riw,:ftu nlir -horses were much fa.
Art.IV.Therat6ationoUheae . . S , a - rP fVrted
fi nu nru. 1 wi. s&a w w "
Av .o. 'itnLtttrin fihau ta&e 11 ' ; 1
place to day, according to military
lorm and regulauous, .
Granted. ? ,;
j -. m.,0, -.'
Signed infirm by both parties,.
seventh
Grand Army ',
r.d nufto fiicht. They leit more
than 300 chosen dragoons on the
field of battle, and i00 honea'ftsU
into our hitnda. .
iIarshat BesMercs,commaridicg
tKeitnnerial Kards, at the head-of
some fc'quadroii ot guards, , made a
brUIians attcfc -wnicn mrcw.meai.
Ii isito cemfusion and piU-.thm
I route. Nothing could form a grea-
1S05
o:...-u. iv,tf 7mnte.ridolF. ! tcr contrast thtUe silence ot .he
the enemy htts contxnaea to. reu cat
with the utmost precipitation. Ge-
i?hhts briiiade
; 1 tit tiV'V;"' "
of dragoons puriufcd theiasvrord in
bund. "Th ' vast 'plaito of. Mora-
1 ft 4, nn the h-ii-hts of PorittS, he.
V-Pv theyiiV f chtohheetrearof. several corps
3 v, our enemies arfo:rr . ,nc)
f ;eak of tiuni mv as Bbarjan i,.
aio every wnra bjjrctivi uvau; w
guards of cuirasiieiira and the up
roar ot the ilu.ssians.
Thfs body of .Russian cavalry, is
well-mounted and welt equipped;
.and has shewn great bravery and j j
IWUlunuu uvvivv ?v- trr 1
to be mdl.aDquaintedith. the use
eir sabre and in that point ouc
i of th
diirintf AVVaad made s.ow i 'K ' Tjr
j onnng. i v , , . r had some vkdled and 50 woui-
tri&nfc facuatedthe.pUce at bur ap
proach, leaving 30P-. if their wounded.
A corpift of troops pursued thhi on
the wiv to Leybach and took 50 pri
soners. Two regiments of dragoons,
supported by infantrybave proceeded
on our left as far as Ghinsade Plelz,
whic w s ffuarded'by the 2 regiments
of miAntiy Straoldo and Dsligne, and
some oivlrv; 1 All the posts were afc
ban don cd tfee day after the arrfval ot
our troops. The Gen. ol bujraae
cour, who commands thm hts ra-
ceived orders to ptfnetrate as Ur-as-
ViUaeh, and to endeavour to open : a
communication with the grand army'
ihose movements have no doubt de
terminad tfee retrea.. of the' enemy,
who were fraid of being surrounded.
A detachment 4las also been sent to
Poateba Veneta, where the enemy
werJirrelty strong, but diH not dare
o uTTf.it our arrival.- In Aese various
tmffVxient6, .we have taken nearly !
Uoa' prisoners. The Gen in chief ha1
ictMiear raoua, tne corps pi troops
frtn Naples to which he hasatldecl
a Jtiivision of the army, the torsican
'tlion and the '2d Italian regiment;
Lieut Gen. Gouvain St. Cyr, who
emniands these united forces, holds
Chioa aid Brondolo, and ktepshimr
elf prepared. to fall on the Sritfsh
nd Russians, if they dart attempt ths
deharkatiou with which they threaten
the coast of Italy.
greatest .vigour, ..and the enmy;was
obliged to retire' ;to,Castlerkn.co,V
Vuh the lOtffe of 150 prisoneW(amotir;; ,
wl.omvwvrea col.' and major) rn5
d pieces df canjion; -- ,;y..-tf
Gen, Rcghier, takirr:ladvabtge bC,
this manccuvre of-the GeUtTn ehu.fji .
attacked tlicm ?gainln pjirs9nr'andr
Ynade 2p00 prisaher Jherest of the
.enemy's : columhTfetrcatcdltb Vil
Franca, whereSOOfr, AustriansVf.?jh:;
were hmmed'jn jy"the regiment, erf .
Polish infantty, laid down'lhtirirmaf.-
to Cof : G rabin sk!r tr4 a 'corp,of -7-00
chirkseurs, surrendered to litetit.
CoUQlopmki.- v
. , 8000 prisoners, 700 horees,, .13
pieces of cryionl 6 colours and one
standard v'e the result of this day
" Ariiong thejprisoners is. Prince R
han, 3 coU. 6 majors ; and 3 lieutv
The'dead amount to abovt QOO, Da
mons:, whom re-2 co's. 4 beat, cols
and 4 majors. The;wpuadd about
nnaEiEB'oi "NOV. If, c
It will Kive the friends of thereat
cause of mankind no smdl pleasure
to be informed, that wherever, the
Trench have entered a capital in this
iountry, theyrhare been received a
the deliverers ot mankind. Long
live the EmperorNapsleen,' has been "
the generel acclamation from -every
house, from every window. The in
habitants, and partlcuUrlr the w
L men, presented themselves in crowd
in every street, to otier wine and re
freshroenia to both officers and cl;
diers, : Citizens, by thousands, were
scnHvith lean in thcii- eyes, giving
thank to heaven for having delivered
tneirjcduntry from the hard hand of
tyrants nd oppressors.
7
Stati o Kaarta-Garolitta,
V .Salisbury District, J
Scpttm&cr Tennt 1.J3.- 180$
-la th's suit Iucket JHvi & Wi '
William Jdoihy ct alias.
tT is ordered by the Court, 'ihtfr .
Adverticraentb rnd )3C weeks: SSO7
ecaaively at tha Court-Housein th Crnity
6t Surry- and i the State Gazatte, notify,
icg RoScrt Mosby, EiitaJbetKMOaiua
and Nancy Lewis, who are made Befer-
dari'ti h thjs'petitioo, an who hv cut
thv" State, Wr tbem to appear at tae xuza
Court to be hoiden fa tut district ct
iisbary. n tht nineteenth day of MiivV
nsxt, and hew cause, if ay tkey Itave,
whv the petitioner!; sh ould uo c evm..i
ta their part in the di vioa oi the i-a:c
of Samuel UosUy, dtewsed, agreaaUy to
tae acts of the General AsseraWy, iaHh-.s..
case made and provided; or ctherwifc-A
Plaintiff5 Petition &h&il U.tekn pre c r
Iti&O. and ;tfdi:nitt entered Mcoidinv' -5S0TrORT
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