Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1809-09-13 00:00:00, page 3

SirSdiwtn
bis day warn, by the
grtfitm.**. '■:' At starting Wra t^let~ the
arourltg. Aftahl
Nht fiitstheat 4 und 5 to ope on
•Solomon. *
d'rgo’iacion ruir/i Great-Britain.
<Mr. Jucl&nn i* arrived, and the deitiocratirk J$l
yers hive opened their b.iltct it's. If the character
•Yournt-.tWn were to he'estimated according to the
purity oT these gazettes. in what a degrading light
•lionld'tve he viewed ! The character of a .minister
Svrispec^cd by all civilized nation*, but tht jactibin
•ditot's (teem to labour to convert our country into a
potion bf savages. The Whig, of Monday morning
after heaping a sufficient quantity of »bu»e upon Mr.
Jackson, recommends to the President »j« to rr
f‘ ivc h'te, Fcllo w-c it itsens attend to this fact. The
cobin gazette t-htfruvour to /urnunde the Prrsi.s
dent uot to rtceire th- minister, whom Great-Bri
tain h it unit to negotiate. -\ot to rercivt Aim it
tguivalcnf to a declaration of war. 'These jacobin
jaaetu s ire merely organ* of the lenders of the de
juecratick faction. They spsxk tlfe language of
Gilts, of Robert Smith, of Samuel Smith, £cr/ All
ef these men wish heartily to involve 'hr siu- try in
it tear with Great-Britain, and at the,nadir time to
engage" vt in an alliance with France. Vts! They
nwupt to nijcke us the allies of Frnnre. /ir.d what
are the allies ef France? Slaves:! Holland is un
tallv inf France. W hit is the roiuequefice ? ;/,r
trade is entirely destroyed, undherpeople so great- t
Jr/ distressed, that nothing out the strong •' on of
nhiii ary power prevents then:from revolting. Den- 1
Itmrk is an ally of France. Her c.nniaierce ia alrea
dy destroyed and herpcople ruined. Half of Ger
many is ailifd to France, What is the consequence ?
JO egg ary and ruin.' Continual insurrections shew
. the distresses which the people suffer. 'The people
c.f Italy, of Holland, and ha’-f of (Hertnanv, are now
compelled to tight the battles of France, to spill their
Hood, to extend the conquests of h sanguinary ty.
rant ; to rfrei their o«n chains ! Such is the slate,
to which the leaders of an unprincipled faction wish
to lead the people of those states. Fellow-ritineit*,
>vill you destroy yourselves, to gratify the y»H<siuis
ihf such men as general Smith ? ft is an cast/ thing to
declare tMr; but it is not sO easy to make peace.—
\Cougt 'hr cost, before you exchange vottr present to
lerable situation, fer the certain ca/ami'ies and un
cferte.it! issue of tnar. Although the measures of
3<"lrison’s administration have lfkail) ruined the
"teuntre, yet your present distresses me happiness
"Itself, compared to the calamities r f war. At lea»t
your liberties at - not lest. . Jjo not e mmitthtm to
the chance rf true. Per.ce must I.c preserved, and
the prosperity of our country can only he restored,
*n entire departure front ieijefs nt’s system < f po
itteks.
Mr. Jackson has,brought hit family, with i.ao,—
This augurs ivtll. He w..old net have dene it, if he
ot expected i',,l ,hv yag. ti.u-n n.uid tvrmi
favourably. il’r wish .t/nit acute other perstttr
RoititT Smith xvcrc to utg^tin e with him.
m T""ed. t al Fepuhiicen.
Certain Fact* to be rt:n:e‘niter rd.
When the Berlin decrees was iss-jed h>- lhinn»
^*rte. ir> ccinptajnt was made about it U- demo
crats, m.r were nv measures ufc«o by admmistra
,tnyi to procure its recall. But wherrorde<s >f a si
milar tiatuir we « issued hv Great-Britain. the h it.
desitromplattn.- wereheard ,.nd measure* wereadopt
■%d. with a Hope of injuring her corn.on ce and‘of
%e>vinj Franee.
In hem ry last, when the norv-iaierrourse law
parsed, the Hem ie.rst* in congress pledged them
••Ivct, t!i..t if either Great- Britain or Francs should
leir-i to reaped the rights, of our country, they
would t. kc a decided l-ai't .'gainst ihe power whn it
•hi ul(! e.optiiuie her iiicgal donees. This pled?*
was mule, in Jv pc ihof Boon..' arte -w-:u d be the
lyrst to dep .n fr; in his system of injuring his cuenr/
through the commei re of neetfaV. If this h,,d hsj>.
pencil, war wool I immediately have been declared
•gainst Great-Ki itaiij.
But in the t xii s session, after the arrangement
was u» tde bv M*> Eri.kine, these same democrats,
♦•stead uf taking a decided p.,rt against Fr.nce.
‘passed a Iatv to admit her armed ships into our
Jtarbours, equally with the Brmsfi, although the in
fcnuins Berlin, Milan, and Bayonne decrees scih
.continued in force.
. Ai’te^he non-interccurse jaw was passed, the e*.
^Ktutiv^cidertookto construe it in such * nunnuyti
■to permit a trade with Holland, although UuihiMt is
tcaitifcatiy * dependency of France ami has a decree
gainst neutral *u:;;m«ree si.nih&j.i ‘hat of Berlin.
We believe, tin t this iijeg.il riirWructioii of the act
j*f congress « tin- principal csCse of our present dif- 1
,4cijlty with Ci. Britain.
. Whet, tyic uimigeiuent was made By Mr. Ernkine,
♦he .ei-uing deniccrats did not seem to hr much gra
VtSedby-'the revive! of commerce* on the contrs -v
.they wore evidently vexed, r.s itswmt dttf bilist their
hopep of war with Great Britain and alii an re with
Tenure.
Whop tlit proceedings of MWF.rskioe were, disa
‘vowrd, because he had exceeded his authority, then
Sreru our- !a« hin; democrats very much gratified_
They ttjon'ciinsiiicjed war os incvttaMyi anil did not
%ttem>>t to cVoce tl their joy.
, s'N 'w that Great Britain has «ent over a minister
^ipeci.i!!y'nu*h,'ri/.e'‘ t»> trial tiffin nil mutters in dis
pute, they riideavour to prevent li s being received,
ft’hey fear that the negotiation may terminate f-\ou
fhjWjUi i .‘;
Is not all this sufficient to convince the people,
♦bit the object of Samuel Smith ; nd wheryof hi,
Action is, W.Y* WITH G*£Al-iiUiTAIK AND A I
•Iaxcewith Franck i Ibid.
fYom lh'e'lTftttrrt~graUf’ Gazette.
’"<i ' C0M»tlNICAT>0.
toLxtrnet of a letter from att American gentleman *J
,, Ihgjlrttt rtifici Lability at Mttchkache^dated Ju
It/’\-itit, •
- Se\'eiv.l persons are now her? from Mexico.—
*Fbey ihfofm that the provisional government of ih t
plic# Uu»e deterhinied to seriU every Frenchni- u out
’ *{ the kingdom »tvl it* dtijemitHcit-s. Should this
lie the easts they will iiu doubt emigrate to the hi hits'
qtafey Herl River. Sixty fjmilipx from Ctthu hive
■dBpdy arrived irt tty* village, apd-tuany more ace
dGWv exoer ted. XVhen we reflect upon Vue tlisfifiec
Ap'o of thesild F tench. settlers to the government of
Ac
teljStitetl States, with the'r present and .expected
KC^ticu of strength, pur situation becomes truly
•nec
critical nntl alarmiii.j. Goveu'hmir Gl uvorne,doubt.
“ As with a view of »hn»> trig the wisdom and popu
rityj-ii his yUmiinstrit»i>n» h'gs en,>sly injsyepre
lemcdthe disp- sittinis ctf the pc*p!e fcf tins r.ouutrv,'
anff thereby tolled the government
filial stru
1 ifv - It will .‘ e i ccoliectrdjgM;
he ineniojf
afeie .expedition of geu, \y aHLVHpv&Hne
projecai ildKj rochiiitnTj^BfcelwFiiiic'.i u!
twisted jihi
i tluit i hey
. ts
T.
Unite with.tilS
f thrtt tir.'c “Si
Kpa
' fttuttue with hrauccy
Four Creels* cunudcr<
W
woum-makr _ _
jpiliSgli&f
°r * -
iSiif yitTKi«r»ria tfto'.ro.g ttteff vat.>,i
‘By dtoKJ flBHiteiSlpvcfiiini'fit hMi.lji;cti^
upon-4ti(^SiWa^"rW^ii<!e of' truth trmi made
mif>: e.iiiuti upon. those who-shoulU 5>e tlie guardians
‘°f <*ur rights. We have told therh of our danger )
they have answered: “ It is a calumny ; the 'rr-y;%f
n faction to which We will turn a deaf ear.** Hut the
time is at hi ml when it will be known, but I'fcar too
late, who hive been’the faithful sentinels' and who
the deceivers. 'l*he Frenchmen"aruvipfcf*r revolt;
every day discovers some new proof of theirdisuf
fectionj they say they are subjected to a people
whose manners and customs «re eotirWy different
tK.crtn their own; a people, Jhc benefit of whose laws
they Cannot appreciate, and whorrt they always look
upoir, not as fellow-citizens but as masters. Consci
ous of their strength and knowing-how Considerably
it will tie augmented, they, look upon the,few troop*
in garrison here with the utmost contempt and bold
ly dcrido our small military establishment.
There is no American hen- who thinks himself
sate. Our melancholy situation has repeatedly I won
m. de known.to govcrienir Claiborne f hfit it is with
the deepest regret, we have seen th-t he has not on
ly suppressed our complaints, but told to the world
that the French inhabitants of Louisiana were friend
ly to the American government, admired its laws,
and respected its citizens. m
And this is not all, many of thevel-ymen nf whom
we complained have been appointed to , Ijficrf' both
co il mid miiiiitry. G <1 in whU will Ik- the re
sult. Our apprehensions increase With the kuow
.cuge of ■, conspiracy .it tiie head-of which is ire
blutique, v hose emisaries here have 'fouly been so
active i a to convince us that the, meditated blow will
speedily bestja.ck.
, tikOkCKTowB, (/>«. of Col) Sept. f.
i 7). Ja kfjH. i l;is geutlciiiili arrived ill town
last evening, and took up his lodgings *t Mr. Craw
ford’s Union Hotel.
_. Uit r: moke, September 9.
I hr SCrun > £,uil< i . J- n-.br.
’A e have made a gt est t hurt to translate ami pub
ll.llL, ‘'mci.u bmtetin of the battle of YVcgnm.
'""'•‘in l life U.VvUR
vv,,ich »** (ought in sight of Vienna.
I’iic .'Hides
published in the dt-m. o .tick ( ers ofd|is m,ruing
are mere aggrav.-ed rumours j ali .lie
.-nr dates being
superceded >,\ the builtnin, except the mnistict,
r...,1.0 limit omiaiweti in our fi a -ml which we have
«HW,ntc..Wj fr Tithe Amt. Min of this „„„ uj„K.
V r Mi ,1. rive fur-liel" traiul^tions on \i tni iy.
As the :;rrwi»tiee wu mule .ever-1 days after the
bat;.. . i; is evident that it was in immediately com
(aoe., by I. ; and ssthelfctTn. uf it exclude the
*och from all Hungary, Moravia ami liohemw. the
strength ot the Aumiuh tjif;n tch is hr from hem,;
exhouved. Ot u»e hOo.oow men. With which the
arclmuke commenced dice r.fiict the French do not
p.e mid tint lie 1. st mine than t>o,«,y, ami it it prn
b.,me coat Urn numner is vastly less. Hence by their
own statements ne must have 14-j.Ot O men left. But
*V“C. ilK'‘“b <*««? made hv the French ; and
t.te bulletin plainly evincing, that it w«s a drawn
b tie, we m.».ke no doubt, that Hit- Frcuch l,.„s has
tieen tremendous,
1 he atlairs of Eurr.pe are not therefore settled;
mvdit uvei-.aiii that the soil of Germany will dries
up much more ol,Mi ni her s ti. bo, re tnry wi^.je
come trie irredeemable sous of the Corsic*u.
( Aon It ri trier icon.
T*aleit from i/ie European Cotitinrnt.
r,.,VS‘ n; *dt» the fnUuwjpif translation
f. cu.i the - Ha,BbuisjU Correspond.:*,?' ,,f ujr iHm
Ju.v, win, winch we have been favoured by * vu
Uenuuof this city. o n.
•7V . AlVSiCH. July id.
■tv.en.y-i.jul^ MnJ/tifit fc/.t mu,
VV (JrKLa sro;; ;fy, U.'h JolV.
Farsai'e of tfr am o/ ,/,< aanube to t/)e hiatal
ArOttavt.
On the 4th at If) in the cveipox KChfcrai Oudmot
fmb.,vki.d 1500 m general Cou.s.x'. ei.ltieen^Km tb«
ijieui arm ol the iianube. C-l. i^te with 10 «uu
tjc.ts carried Hum out and1 (tinned tuvnt be>i.i,ip.he
con..ueuctvf the lesser arm of the island of Li !,7u
t„« it-numr. i no Utter,e» of the tmsmv were
icon a.lamed and he was pursued from the wood to
the village *n .viutdet,
e\: 11 oMoelt. in the evening the batteries planted
against r,nser»tloi fl received milert to be,,in m« fire.
1 he howitzers ^educed this unfortunate small city to
ashes, and In less tlun half au Itour tiic eueoiies
batteries were silenced.
At U O’clock alter midnight, tbe nt tjiy (the figure
Is iUegible) bridges, and tiie leii wiiigdeiwiuched.ou
der the pricect, .ii of the ^stterivs IsdU t i»t*utlh v’
C,i*^v i soci t!, knci ti»e i m \\ utuu* Xlict cotu> £
• 1 . II.. u f llll. ll / 't X . .
the tsUcvC - z l.ivuii (M^shfUci) cf»nij)osvil tlic righ
svmg, that oi Oudmot, the < entre, and Auefst.dt’
(Uayi'Usi) the let1, wing, llic corfis of die dui.c o
Futile Curvo (bern.di.tte) <i tiie viceroy, and n
RagCna- (Mtilmont), the guard and theruirasseur
t on,posed the 2d due and'tiie reserve. The gie«
cark .ess, a heavy storm add ,t v.,io which pratrvi
into Hie streams rendm-d tins night as dreadful, u
:t wa» favourable to the Ficueli army, anti glutiou
as it.w,s to eventuate
On the Sth ai the eiirlirst dawn, every wan per
.•ivcil tlte i nipet our’s pftn, win* w„* now with hi*
Ct'l
i ntv in oriler of bottle at the furthest extremity of
iht enemy's left wing, li..q turned all bis eutveoclt
ments, rendered all hi* wmks useless, otKl hail'
comite'leil the Austrians to move out of their post*
ai»l to jive him hatile upou.ground which yu aJ
vznUgeims. This great problem was accomplished
unit without passing the Danube any where ei,c,
without even any support from tk* winks, the ene
eil to hght three quarters of a league
my was t
from his
uht. Now was anticipated the greatest
out', must happy result.
At 8 in hie mruiug tjie batteries, which played
upon Kiwc' sdort, had produced such art eficct that
the enemy was fain t» take possession of it with four
battalion*. The' duke of ttivoii ordered his first
md-de-camp St. Croix to march against it, of which
licvpotsesseil himself .without much opposition and
captured every tiling in it.
Cmint Oudinot surrounded the fortress of Sachsen
gvng, which the Enemy had ■ girrisoioid, tfootpcileu
9t)0 mep which defended it to surrender and look IS
'ptec.es of cannon. Now the caipe-ruur ordered his
wholi-army to display upan the immense plain ui
F.ezerdorff.
Meanwhile, the enemy who had committed an er
ror in Ids plant, recovered frotn hit astonishment,
and endeavoured to command some advantages en
tlie nemJjz'.il ofbattle. For this purpose ha detach*
ed niai^p 2mum.of infantry, a *i'toct,.uon>h*r of sr
iiilrryniid all hi* Cavalry, at well ol tbe line at new
levies, in-order if pnqfbia to otfSenfc the ngli; sing
at' the French anrty. Wherefore he took possessi
on of tile rilhgo of HaUendorf. The emperor or
dered i:<aga Oudinct.UHakp this vifteeepnud ardor,
ed the Mhof Aneratarit to pats on the right of if,
•hd di4Hpn««clf af shut the head que.ttere of tfle
AorhihiWCnuJlct. as he way toatiaHW to akuruhi
frotoak* nght to th» le% V
vf*. tfW?--; *
Mi
menv* fieid of r5Jlh?*acc^ covered wjth his frag
BATTLE OF WACtUA#. 4
Greatly diamtiytd by the progitfes «tf the French'
army, aF>(t its*gre.»t results occasioned uho< s* with
out an dfWt, die enemy ordered t>)I his troops to
march, anti in the evening took the following' pt.sni.
rt" * *•'? 'U1it w ing .extended front Studluu to Gems
dnrn, his center from GerrxdotlF to Wegrtitn, anti
his left wing from Wttjjrim to NeustedeC The left
wing of the French'army v« at Great >91 spent, its
center at Hasihctlorf, and its right ni Glimtcndooll*.
In this orde|h'>>. ht came on, raid we’jtrejtri'ed for a
gffst battle the next morning. -The position dji the
enemy ttfas teconnoitried throughout, in order to
hinder him to adopt any. system, after we should
take possession of the village of Wagram in the
night, in that case his lint* already extendedijjjbye
caiious, ;t:td surpriacc! by a charge of camp,’Blttst
liave sttftersd the.differCnt corps to be mixed iHthtnu
order or object, and tits affair would soon be term!
nated without an/serious conflict. Wag-ram was al
Ueltcd, mtr troop* tek the village; but a Svx'"i
column and a French column in the dark took each
ctuer tor cneinjes, and the ojiemticu miscarried.
Already we Were preparing for the battle of Wag.
»t AOptArs thj»t the flt.sjio.siu ns of the French
and Atistri .o geqernls were oppose! to eat h other.
The-.empercr employed the whftie night to draw
his forre into tl»r centre, ivhvre he v a.s
personally with:it <p,nm-fr shot, of War-ram. Fur
tais pm pttse tlie dnSe^.f Htvoli march* c! to the left
*•1 Adt-rklau, and Irfl a xingfe division t.t Aspcrn,
wii»'_li had orders in rase of necessity to retreat to
toe island of hobsti. The duke of AiierstijAt had
ortlcrs to advance brvontl the village of Grosslnf, in
order to ypprench-he centre. The Austrian gene
ral in the mean tilt e weakened his center, in order
to occupy siol strengthen his wings, to which he
g»*e *n additional extent. *
On the t>th at day break the duke of P,.n*e Como
occupied the left u ing In hi\sec, oil line* w>i the
duxv f KiV'di The vice king closed in the center
where the corps of count Ouslttmt. that of the .iua«
o' dnj uij, the Corps of the imperial guard. «r.d ’he
Cur ussier* farmed 7 or a line*. The dukthf \Mr.
ttge.t liiircntd fs'Oitf th<# win^to lhc ctri;
ter. I he ynauiy on the ii'.heriisr placed taacoi'n
of BeKegrnleM Katilau in M«rt,c,U ; ti.e corp. Co|
h'Weai, Lichtcctdeir. anil Muller united with tire
rigU’ 'Vinin the pm,tin* of VVsgrnm, where the
prince ol llohenaoiirrti was, cud at the tad ot' the
left wi-.g at Neu.tcdel, where .the ctirps of tiosenbci r
and Auetherg dHuntthgtl, «nd by a curved inure
ittntt.it the early U.iv.ri fail upon each other and gave
the via to-,T for buttla. ”
’ ’i^v-1ctnutK' romi&fcrcfd at tfti# r;aviocu
ordered the duke «>t /Viivsttdj to ft- reinferrcJ fcy
V'i»* dui.i .i, of Cuiriis*iors i>f the duke of Padua, «u.d
tUu- corps of Hi aeuijpt v; p, be taken m U.ok ;>y , hai.
twTJ oi 12 pieces of'.lit' division of geo. couht N*.u
stowly. lo icsj diari three uoarters of an hour the
uoe v fps of Auciv-yui had oefe*trii t'nvcnrpsof Ho.
ijt-nbeyg ag;l pursued it beyond Ncustedul, «ud did it
gr-at injury.
^ioiott i Hp the citguQor.de Kcc.rpr general through
the '.V, ole hue, and the dispr-ahimi . f the eue.ilvui,.
eHiifcd itjelt every tuoru-ut. Hii whole ial't \vm»
Vj-v lined with nj ‘.files-v. It inight he said Hut the
A.itviiii getict'.U jut in red not to tibuhi a Victory.
.* t that he h:d m,»k-w only the m.-1us of taking rd
vwiU^c i f it. 1 hisalihjioviiiiiu termed %o unskilful,
til-1 » defeat iij' Miijte.!, and the etr.perottr
waned some tin.o before he ordered lie small dispo
sdien which wnsneressat'y, to frustrate that of the
euernv "lid to render it A irvsfifrtum? to him.
He oide e i <!:e duke of Hindi to uttark a village
ry’iu.h the enemy ocuipicd, tod hjr which ilwecWvr
of the army ru 4 liilic gulled. lie oitiered the
duke of •losr.wH, to take the position of N’eustedel
ttu<i thuiu * to Mlvntii t to VVugrom, and ordered the
dnitu *'t Ragm, end general M .cdon. Id to form in
column* to seme upon Wagrani the monicni theduke
or Auei tttidt deiwuthed.
After these o xiu-retfee* we were informed that,
ihv cue toy made a uysperute assault upon the viliege
which the duko of Kivoli had taken; nur left wing
w*» surrounded ;it 3h(i0 ton*** ; a violent Cannonade
was already heat'd it Grout Atpern, and the whole
interval between Grow Aspern and VVagr.in waa
occupied h> an immense Jiue of artillery. No doubt
* as left annul it.
The euiptmur iu this situatiory^tprdeml general
iVIacduueld to form the divisions of Brou. m*r and
L i marque into columns lor the attack. He ordered
them to be supported by the divisions of gen-. N-n
sOulty, theTioisc ttu.ids and forty detachment* of
different corps. Gen. count Laurjslen marched at
the head of this battery of 100 pieces of iirtt'ittiy a
gaiilst-the cremy, upprnarheil him without fil ing, till
he caiiie within half catibwii 'shut and then he umi
UieuCtd «n astonishing tire, w’uercby slaughter and
doMh were named into the enemy's rauks. 'i'll#
geii^al of da iiiou Keiile supported with the firi
hl>iieers and tirailleurs tile guard of general
oiacmuiald. The guard ujiered its front to render
the attack infallible. In a moment the Center of the
enemy lost a league of ground, fits astonished wing
jnsrked the danger of the situation in whicii it was
■jiici in great haste jnoved buck. Now the duke of
TJivuii attacked tuui during tiie flight of the center
and the uiovemeut forced the ngUl yvn-g, Nrusledel
was taken from iris left wing, by the duke of Auer
stadt, who, ascended the hiil and marched tig * in »t
W agram, attacked mid suri ouiidcil it. The divisi
ons of broussier and Ciubid Covered themseivea with
It \kus now JO o’clodk In the morning, tu.d mtelli*
sent men saw "that the day was decided, andtkht Vic-;
tor/wit),-cm our side. ’ T
At noon', count QUiaot inarched against WVgraWv
to support the attack oftbe duke of Auerstadt. iie
jiuexeedhd and get possession of this important su
tVdSi JO o'clock the enemy thought at' mith
mg out bis retreat. Since neon, this was plainly
going on and in disorder,' Slid long before night
CitiSie on,' the enemy nut of sight. Our ieft
ni*g stood Jetelare and klliersdmff. our econo
near Ebersdoif, and the cevstlW of our tight wing
%as extended, their posts at hcaoeukirdBft. *
On lb* 7t!i at d*v break the atbwss in Inn*
tion, uud marched against Koi ocijber^^wid Walk
ersdo> d, and took post at i.i< !o,l>ur(flk'Mi« tuemy
<>*«V if m Hungsraptui ifkli'cn TW»<1 itself ou
the shir* i' Holieuiia dm ap Mjta S straight.
Beil is the repieveuti-tion nftlie battle otWsgrsty
—iUev<h»uagiiti#s4^ »iri|^ever
killed by h e=.Km>rTW^2tl<c
a fid 1 ciitMviK'd li:niit sl'flil
The ftt-ixT.ii i.f t’,>ViHi.^tJaMWI
musket b.tlU lie »:,i
The Buettvi.m gtucral V..n VV*<?<V wt
ral» *erM, Ureatee,
uere vvi.ihii'ul. t«|. Frlnce .
alrtiok cm UufmrjMl.y jgmn«JcH h<,H. |
ol t.ln'S'tiii-s 0} the };uantv liaUMtunii
nrifl ».,! ..Jii , -fciirf. '*v.Vi.';*UL
f TrumlaleC Jtr the A.nrnmtv.)
Ham stmts, Jtdv.'Saj v*';"
W IfdwhA MJ
rim mofnent a cnerier from tlm emperoirtW
kiiif; hi'. hTriwl with a copy of I he arrhjyir#'hgr«*»*
tip -ii between tin: t*t>4eni|wrmi^ «f ih«
mut h»s brought us the agreeable news that peace it*
very neap. • • C-'e*
ARMISTICE
Agi ceri opon-hrtweeh the emperour «t Frwtci htiff
kittir o, And the t*inMt ivuir of Austria®
Art. l. 1 line *h.«h be an aemi_ _
;eJjetveco hf* »
mrjest|jpie emperour of the FrenfM^iiiiglS'liis
>.V *i-<1 his ir.auiav the CMij-iei-our of^Kifttw-,
-• '*‘,ie **m- »{ (Ifiiw k.iti .a, on the part of Aowi
tria, U lie w-niidary between Atiutttia ahd-AoltW^i
then rose of Brunn. anti ii line e*t shiubfiti civ file Ctffff
Sai-i of Ml hron above Haul., 'ihi« pie begin* •at
l,umn n*-'!- Marsh aiirl the fyf 1 ; -!i Oii ot|iro< sjih»
witri tt* continence with die 2TJ;». fromthence v> S4t«
Johns and along the road from•fJwsbuee.’ir,?!*!>««§,
and three milts aCovinrl iheeitf«T!:e river fMiaSa,
>1 its cotifiaeace with, the ’HitMtoVsl i
( «n 1b banks untiM^ie reaches S
Gn»
iintliia, Istria, (with the txcupiir,,
al.icb is submitted to the iletetruhiatutt
oe*s the arobtfuke Cli»rlt|.) .
I.‘i»e cstriteis#ttruen nml Grit®4htJI be it
diately delivered up after signing sif rhe wrttn t:
4. The Austrian troops shill evacuate the '
aid the Varaliserg j the fort' ,f Rathscnbui t s*i
dvlivei ed up to the French troops. "3L
J. The inag.iaio.;*, prorisiotis and srmsTtt f
pieces ill the possession ot the Austrian treubs,
>«t c. n ied vtv.tr,
e. With regard to Poland, both armies shall ucaitv
py what they «t present- jiMsess. 1
7. Hi* present «fm;stir4 shall xostlnivft fferi
m nth. I .tteeti tins notice ahsjl be n#v<-n rnirir
the c minto cement of howflitir*. /r>i ;*
b. Cj lortimstnner* *n* i* th sides kIi*11 be >>p<ia
to iidfii tin* eoitditinns nl this arumiiee *
». Tomorrow (the 13th) th* Austria® tr
to cvurniHethe territories desieUaii
firttiistire. Fort Hiuat shsllhedelivered
I t ench Oil the 14th, am} Grat* on
mst.
Done and concluded f,y the untlersigni
ihi.ri.scd by both sovereigns. „ . ■ ‘
. Ihn on VON VJ.M
Gen. in chief of the staff of
H;s excellency ’ -
. - The Pnnre. of NEvrCTim
Cert i lied by the General of staff of the Sd
REU:
Gazette Marine Alanou
'• , * aurTveik '
Sck’r Unexpected, Shelton, 23 day*
drtd• (Cuba) Sui^ar, \Vilsnn 8c .CiviuIm
iWoMwiy, kice, uiV>J.for KeW»l
ill a <l*vs. •• ’ -
Sicli’r Caroline, Baybo. IS day*'froii
lottiews, Su|;nr it C'.ffre, {owdrn. k Zil
therebitK Cyrus, Smith, "of and f.ir*|
nail m a U«;s—.Schooners Jiili.., KennjM
del plus, for Port./Hko m3 days ; ii*M
ier, of Baltimore,j-;st arrived, Tne ta
Copper, from this port sailed for Stj8
with part offkr car"o,—"l'he seb’f Non]
ran, hence, touched at SI. Bartholomew*,
M to windward. The scli’r VVilliaw St
Worn this port tailed for Turk*. IsUa
iiifcum. k. c. the i4ili Auj>n»y. Jg
f‘ilot boat Dash, tpoict '-iiinilfa to tl
”f Cape Henry «u Siiudav last, hrigaMj
from Jamaica bound to New-XorldBl
CrmAed-Island, tV a'.i whence
C. Beard, pf the United States TOtsW
rott, of Baltimore^ end 10 French pu
were wrecked oto a reef «flt Bird Bulk,
August io Uic wUoonrr ilynnak fratu S6
b« Oouinl to Norfolk, venr! 4,id carjo
&er» “ll s«ved. The passen-ert had bt
on the island, at! their provision* was «
•no prospect of ni ecu v ine more*
prospect of pyccneki* more,
we e put ou board die Oask and a
d*y.
Schormef Fame, Peterami, 27 6
de Cuba* bound to Baltimore, put
passeiifrra*
'Fho *.-lio©octr Matchless* from
bound to Baltimore, was spoken el