Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-03-09 00:00:00, page 3

ifclfcft:
vnemtti laris
jomedt.yth.9th.
preparations to vindicate' their rign
^‘^^aa&ry^fjfc^te kiw&Qf PrrissiaVhead-quarters
rarjny^qn
ussiao division under
-^Joo roeir.' Tin?
jjiantarecommanded bjr gen. Kalkmitb.
It is stated in'a private letter, that two regiments
, • <rf French cavalry were cut to pieces by two Prase
fsian regiments, the former havnig bpcndrawu into,
an ambuscade near Dantzit.—An application has
^lieepijisdeto th»‘?ii(M«8r«r Anttjria# ;on the part of.
:||hwn^-^^irUJg^f;hash«^W|i»»t«itAepC-a41ncia^
>ui» nuuuro uc ramcituuetraaitiy uy uu Mrnuigl*
^W»t ia, (Polaiidi Tojj4hi3 demand the emperor
.Francis is said to have replied by a decided negative;;
,i jftert bra several ranjours qf a general engagement^
mbouttbe '25thuIt.and«fapd£ifcation between'
jFruesla aiiiPFranee. Both these report* we are
¥«trt>ngly inclined to discredits.-, ..
^ %lt now appears that gen. 'BenmageeB* after lay*:
T'lag-'wastethe country, has taking dp hip position.
|bt Pultusk, a town situated near the confluence of
, ^^pddwtw and the litt!e rjver|U»s»oka. . It iataid
to be a very strona position, 2or uHtbecoobtrysbe-.'
t tween the NareW. and the Bug at extremely difficult,
. 'full of. woods and marshy, whilst the open country
.between Pnltausk. and the Vistula )Ui been ravaged
and laid waste. . ’ Wll•Lt"
-v
-ST
... fyemick, December 30.y~\9t leamthit ;?fai __
.OB arrived at Warsaw on tbe-l^fthlaetinl| where
^jMnce Marat was confined'to hi* bed. \ Skirmishes
duty took place belweenthe Russians and tfea.Prench
>,«Ub'posts,T'^!..,f •T.^. - /;(v
.r Five hospitals have been erected at Warsaw.—-.
"KoSCiusko,Twho left Paris thelOfb, was expected
^Wt Warsaw,' to put himself at the JhehdhFfhe 1’oli sh
; copfederatitm.;:v-,*... • gv %. ' '**»■:. rj,
Gen. Benmngsen with 7S,000 men, retreating
.JL
•re the Frenph to .Karew, destroyed, all the pro
tons, and took With him all the Poles who were
able to serve in the army. - ' i . ‘ (
%^^Toiimnge», r'De<0imber 3d.—AH accounts agree
'jand scarcity. Theempress Josephine and the queen
of Holland have fled from the confagmt.*. if.,
Y Gen. Benningsen, with’ 80,000 .men, is . near
Warsaw,, harrassingthe French,
„ French.wbosemisery and
distress give them no stomach for fighting. In
F froth, are assured, thftjhe - • ' ‘
Nappk'
on
*'jfre desperate Y
liPrcsburg, December30.—-AVelearuthat tW Rus
sians, 50,000 strong, are ported atMoldavia end
Wallachia, as friends and allies of the Sublime Rorte\
jlhat they have advanced as far as Widdefi, aid uni
ted With 40,000 Servians, commanded Ay Cliaroi
George. ^ , •"
:, Accounts from(Berlin ol the l^tlyftate.s, that
lospitalsithere pod at Magdebu _
pnd wounded French, who arrive
' jgons full. Contagious fevers and
alarming degree. The* physicians
ssition. ; ; 'T.;„/ j...^ j, ' ^
- The Russian army; oh the front!
' amount to 050,000 men, and will
,fp#uary^Jf;
* f Denmark^ Decenlbcr 30.—Ad
hf the 28th say, that the Frenc
las suffered so muchfrom disease.
sinned by a
'constant fell of rain, as uoTto be
it i* the
offensive with"gafety^„''
i r 'V- - •• . .% jfr\ '***%*•(
■ ;'V. ;v«TAf& paWEr;
.
■aS-S .. ’Mtsis?*" ■ '
BY HIS MXJ*StK «
At intcrlcd Iv at • •**- -*?»
ffowgsbarg,'
! WJ
: *. ^ frof i
“ The battle^
.1
1
ing the couragebWefforts_ _ . _
ptiijOTS^fr<nie9*
has been.so unfortun^ foVthe, Pi _w.^_ ___
ssitpi tha'
the tgod to the capita^ and evdb to the very head
of hi$ majesty’s dominions, has tiheii khafd
the enemy 1 the king was therefore indnced.. ,tO oi
ter terms for an armistice, of which bb> had every
reason to expect a cordial acceptanceou tlie pttitof
the enemy, as ip the midst of the battle, he tqffa*,
ed a letter from tt£ emperor Napoleon, tull offneod
,Kf expressions; but to tbis ofler oftbphmistiee,
the door of acceptance \yas ;6birt|,j»M*^%e
consented, os the,,, basis of a peace, to eerum «•
yoidabty surrnundedliia feit'
ialmtiiediataandcert^tn
mot* and uncertain piit'
. ferbmeufwar in tw-fi
fere, immediately took tbq;gisofrQptt*>f mftjtlng
web, sacrifices, boweviir vg^ jte|; btf, m
' yrera corofyatiblc with bis it(roo^,. &w ac€<frdtnely
‘.tent fhl'rilihister.of 'jttate; ihe'feip-aSfcjUtfebcMHii,
%lferiy asthe tfithi ofOctoher^.s^^plp jfipJiot
otfe power*, fe thchead-quajrteri otfbi «np«ot &
ragbleoitb j The sacrifices which
• to, dn*'fee*iyiug the;6Wt iSmmw
■ snarqbu*Locchessinldo whom. iM mdaaMtecc ,
IW the business., lii^»aAiesty tuw^>«lnthiiWt mncrs
ral Zas«roir)..W'eW 60 adequate Soothe advantages
* erhieb iheenemy,;hy. the fortune of#oMuife/day
d, that so’wrly as th«3Qtb (holier,"they
m
vere irApiectfuIty ackhowledgi
** *
feltsis el* a treaty for, peace, by
mqv
" "le palace
lopot tbw
«w|uded
n _ to h
, 'Withont-d^y.^aodibe kihgv' .on
'p^rt, took
•it the oakcHary.measured to ^rd:
CftnABotw of peaCMbould be pi
' ’‘'Apt
. i*$h3te%tw&9r&3^3lP!&&
. . ;iog
urers s^e
d«>cetbe,s*rwiiiU
UlegiaMe, and so
rsja.’ilSfrw'
wherebj.-they wne
.enwdyi'#4'- *;,-¥ •>'"■. *;<■-.
*gis£'fb*$e facts cKafeiftsuspleibti -{hat theishpe
rour was not seriofrfn his intention of concluding
a peace upon the basis already understood by the
jpi**ipotenUaries of both nations. ’The uncenstog,
but ineffectual endeavours of the ideirtpetwrtianes
of the king, and tobreakfUffeeitifdy the thread
of cototnunwatibn betweenthetwo buligci ent pow
er*, jwoVed clearly to hn nt^jesfy that this suSpici.
qnwaswell grounded;. diofe particularly as the po
frftive 4eeh»ratiojtt,|** that, the SiHperoihf.i-kf"
the situation in -Urhieh; Prussia bus beeil
Since the upfortunatoJbirfUe.of ,thj» 14th, |jflfef
“'■* '-a of thpt slwttor;^w^nd.fvo«9|ion k
«»pirate whu *.ugranu anunusaia, leaves uo doubt
remaining with respect to the thfohtioiK t^Flu
H ^A&tPthis'tibe folipally concluded bills
_ , . . dfadentifaly set aside, and instead of it an ar
mistice wasproposed.vn the part of tha French^
inottent when it was thought that tbe!
a deHoitive peace feed bena .nettled, and
eaclji
, w advantage gained 4« *be jigteriai by foe
French* npw increased
made upq* Prussia.
Afterliavfng indulge*! thsmsfim in i# many
illusory hopes, tbe plenipotentiiriea of the
Jast thought themselves justified in concluding,
yie Iffo of November, the aSIhistice b^after in*
%rt«d vdtqtmij th order to put u.to tin comh|
Mally iatregiong demands of the«
8%Hei)t w*s arcom|>anied. by the official dedaruti-'i
the imperial minister for foreign affairs, Mf
Talleyrand, prince of Behrveutt, the contents
which prove,more clearly thaM anyr/hir
gone before, that Prussia would on*
in vain, if she e^ejdS&M^the most
secure OS'Jastingp
&&°f whfchjtbe armisticeiinpostedejp
«$ Bdt if the King bimsdf\v^ bid indulged such
itW#| no.b»uger in/bis power toiulfU those
^ " J"'“* slice with regard ' to the re
conditionsintbufarinis
(urn of the ftiiwpanjutdiies,
„ _ , becauae as the French
troopsdurihg the ri^otiatlon advanced even to the
Vistula, bis majesty was not in a situation to stop
the march of the Russian armies, wbenjbeir own
frontiers were ,menaced ,0 the eoeimC -
choite was left toUhtfoajesty ; he Was ol _
refuse his ratification of the. armistice -which: foe
graud marshal Duroc brought to bis head quarters,
at OstetUde, on fo*22d November. %
“ If any alternative remai»e<i,% "was one that
implied theaecompHshing *oti|di>ossibilttfes, via^.
to invitetbf cabinets of .St. dames and St* l*etors4
burg to onite qrifo hismajesty, and agffee ipSthi
fcjfcjrgfipeYillrtifofe*-' r 1
and' though there werebut
ss of such an alten^pi^ yet
feeble hopes ofjbe
ifof king did not
_ the marquis kbcchesni from
Ifoetlamd quartern of the emperor and kjdg^: V*
the time that the king was thus
During tbs time that the
ex
TmustingalT the resources in His powefc, to stop the
sheddiug of human blood, be was nevecthele&rbusily
emplaned in bringing forward tb« means of '-faijntT
ante which God has given him. r%; ^ ©
thwfortresms.p.ovidcd with^ ‘
of dtfedc^i such a* fofaec of Stetti»,j2i
iMwglb «J.Atow*mMelivere^*p to
m «%»st scandalouatnonne^by their.
conirnaddertjtheolhtrfortresse8 of theLcounijqr.
particularly those on fbe banks of the Vise
now hfehpsiisi tbe best posdtfe state of
and eUfonitedtothe commandofhkye and 1
nhfabfocers: V the.mt of the HMjftmsaB
wdl discjpfiusdwRri bfhve army
•Wfaw« of forking, ty *'
Ally foe empsrbdr A'
gfcs?...
Sited, welMiftptined, and equipped
llow foeir feliovt soldiers to '
ijSSSLie*
not dcdfxmdnor waw n^fhtfr
i raonaiWWIV^yljW 'irapital
|(Htrt orajheju^dfrn vt*r» ia posse
'.Sffr'i hi* irffckatv koUA^lt coulidenewife
tjtort of that
ft
ikkt of uaJmtfd of
<a energy. eaddnuue
, r m T.__icji Am' imrilid <*L e
Wfrjffl1*/oft&frwsenujft MdwjftlM theft that
ca>jtnpon««r
:a“r“m%iW pe
Hod ortho**
.v draggle!
(hat is'drtr and
Ms at a nation,.
ered**©
and,
Ltaftn
tb*****mrW*ilnntie able t*d«ctiv*fhd people
byttofluitStwo of a prdWndfdtoa J
y of the exr
evidence.
4»»r,
Pwwufcatoad adcHM*f or «t
Any maU
, —- ,.1 . She then,
Hal t tdin lands (M> an< '
Inst
int pawert tttfcarap*. taU*
ire i
ItCkMapop Uy faittawce
Ibl
„ jptomtoaa Alexander, who
with bit Whole slreB|tb tHUKls forward toih»pre
servatiaOof Prussia, i Prttwia iftlbin^af^ttrudf
j^^o4^}^;iinwaid{o,f#t«inoef4.with Kaw !
will stand tor, tidhogetber, Witbsucb a*
tiniatnnmoij of both powers * .....
gie itgaitHt axt eoetuj 'wliose
op the 16th ^ttifember.
wmm
■Jf&tcftm XJtenre
tmSitvBj
. j i&iip^Friteec
altluor
, which
hiallap^yr^ilMF
nwjeilf to .;g«&ajg&d^er
nder bis power—• '
Wtt#OObj^t VCM orijct U» [HIWTI ’I^TWHy
8i»e .dmtafonv*~-Tfiricehsi3 Franco^. actuated by a
moderation uwaompledlaluitom determined .*tn
gi«e b^k ^ wWJ«, or «tll«at me greater part of
her conquest*,' and has re-dtfabli&hed princes upon
thejr tr bones, without Mgr great ifimihntion ofthat
piawtar whicVfbejr had mfcitcd Inconsequence of
-Bm is.v ;JaT*r
;• Although the%»peror'i«o th^e actedinibiV
; manner, .yet be » witting «ati morete'dia **
extraord&try moderation^, jbeihgh it jaitju
■ 'be^ tWridps® of-tp yaara'«tran:"«ttfti-~e
/ In Up courm; ofthoaa' cootai ***■
jOrj±- -,-J. Hus_ IS..: i*'_i ¥*#r4i..
wwtiyiuiiM .*
tbatShoiecfl
... ltJM
i wbich bv the laws of "
i by i
of Um «ope»r, Ithnuld
'-for those
F«uc«i ^stiwmtimritam^tas:
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mMp%)i,we«Justly famjtd by tfc
S* baj|»*ai|t cd to [d§M^J%£ i* «h«ir dig-'
Sitffis ojrthrf' <breal* mts&ipht’i laid t|fcs£bconces
‘lions 06 the p£*t of <^*f^ift«"tt«®te,4(ttkoned as
tfo PSftiiMght to be *4
pSS^SOSa^*'
"tlrrw
lis iron
col
I the!
«MMferrign«a ibs* thetwbrMirl*
their excellencies tWmarqmsLiffchesifini,
general Von Zaaffo*,tbhhwa&ufcstfhisij
1 sideratbin. >. *$S§t* ■ W*->
a' - *.%fe *j’rj*?* 'Wkmrnm
TB^gxiKo; MlftjCtT*), 1
'tbfcij&srif
--...-General Adair, and -
published ^iiew-Orleap»:tto(|rit tfctious
' .General Witt^sott owes^Jiil^WB
to ekpiaio
tbe houout of tbesOdminfeiih&taciiUs fdr
tigatjoivinto U}*t Officer’s conduct^ andtfce
freedoiifof'^peofiatry iiafrithntsly
nation. ■ .*,-.
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tbillsabj^bl^tbY'^rt
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government,’ will famish suitable, n .
most arlitrarys'ijqaeaseiei' «vkr
country, bethf^or sinveoofVyohition. fnjheliihbt
with a powerf^|memy.hi»4 tbeir Y<Hi|i' '
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to. JuttwYj^"jndi|iil
the..
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demand and
bavesatisCwtkm.
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from Ne* York", has fevbfihii u.. ....,,
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genee, re^iyetl by the Magp^et
^'fre jpmpfiotioR of tfris intelligence..
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to apcounterAh^O we had sunnoted?'46a.
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