Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-05-04 00:00:00, page 3

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’udjr it without sufficient grounds, that there is yoiw
.tiling of' the same kind'nn the present Austrian
Cbari^ tbe «£&$*$<:
Europe SM his own bouse, bar too longh and too
fUereSsiffiny teen opposed by this secret party. We
hafLeulv te express oUr hopes, that he may final*
fy fwl«H<ivWit.1 1Phe Tateaccountf received by
e^teuthr. not vetyfiwournble. >'*£'v-V
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;* It seems at length settled that we are to haw a
® administration ; and. that the Duke of Portland
mad* great progress in, if not completely conclu
the hew ministerial arrangement.
* dispatches which government received from <
' Ireland on Sunday last, are stated to be of a very
tmAtvoarable nature; the counties of the north are
ala stahtof awful discontent. Never, indeed, did
tlubfoantfy require & inore delicate management.
And we must add, the Duke Qf Bedford, who is
aboot to be recalled, is stated to be as generally be
layed ae.bis.eager attention to publick affairs, and
t bis exertions in. the cause of Ireland, so well merit.
^Dispatches frqjn admiral Stirling, who com
mands in the river Plate, we understand, were re
ceived at the admiralty this morning. They are said
Jo announce the arrival of the troops under Sir Sa
mmd.Auchmuty. ‘ .
. Some scattered Dutch journals have reached
$Own since our last, but their contents are not im
. portant. .. They state that the town of Elbing, Ma
rienberg, and Marienwerder, have been again occu
pied by the French, who are also in possession of
!.th$. whol? of the coast along the gulph of Frich
traff; but, no considerable-body of ,troops had ar
rived iii the suburbs of Dantzic, for the purpose of
commencing the siege of that city. The reduction
, of Graudentz was, it was understood, to be effected
before regular approaches were made against Daut
*ie. A large detachment of the Bavarian army,
.and a Corps of fiOOO Saxotis, were on the point of
marching to join thegraiiffanny in, Poland. A
great number of . troops in Italy, wepe on , their
march through ihe Tyrol, for jtlve purpose of effect
ing a junction with the grand army, .
Pricefffstofk3 this day—ConsulsGS-b^Oram
” Sixtu-third Bulletin of tie Grand Army.
, ,Tj-*f. * \ - v. O^erode, 24/A Feb. 18^
Capt. Auzni, of the Imperial horse guards, mor
tally wounded in the battle of Eylau, was lying up
on the field of battle—his comrades came |ntake
him upv and carry-him to the hospital. He reco
vered bis . senses only to say to them; “ Let me
alone, my friends; 1 die, contented, since we have
gained the day, and that l.tin die upon the bed of
honor, surrounded by cannons taken from the ene
my, and the wrecks of their defeat. Tell the em
peror that I have but oue regret,, which is, that in
. a few moments 1 shall no longer be able to do anjf.
thing for his service and the glory of our- fine
Fmacer-to‘her myjast breath." .The.effort he
, made to utter these. words, e^hjgpsted the little
strength he had remaining. ' *
All^he reports we have received, agree instating
that the enemy lost at the battle of Eylau, 20 gene
rals anil 900 men killed and wounded, and upwards
; «f 80 jJOO dLjabled,,.. 4 £ .V l Z ■< ,A . Z,. - n
>At the engagement.of Ostrolenka, of the 16th,
two Russian generals iy«tf killed and three wounded.
>ffis majesty has sent to Paris the 14) stand of Co
J«re taken at the bojUk ol Fylau. All the cannon
sure already sent off to .Thorp.,, His majesty has of
; dered that these cannop, shall be melted dowp and
made into a brazen statute ;pf gen. Iiautppolt, com
mander of the second division of cuirassiers, in his
naifdnn,dress of,cuirassier
The iurmy is concentrated taifte canton.axHijts be*
hind the Passarga, witluts left supported by Ma
rieowerffer, tbe islandof Negat and Elbing, coun
ts# wwisb afford resources, ^
tBcing informed tlpit.a Russian,division had
inarched towards firaunsberg, at the bead oi our
. ..cantonments,.. the emperor ordered it to be attack
ed. $be pi mce of ...Ponte Coryo assigned the expe
dition to gen. Dupont,, an officer, of great merit.;
Oo the SGiht ^at 2 o’clock m the afternoon, general
Dupopfr preer nted himself before Brnunsberg, at
tacked 4k enemy's division, 20,000 strongs over
threw itwilfa fixed bayonets, drove it from the
town and made it recrosa the Passai^^a^k t from
it iG-piereaof cauuon, S^staoda # jfohwtt. «w»d
;000 prisoner*. W e pap ?e», few. men killed,
the side <jt Custadt gw* jiger B^Iair S|pj4f
to*he village of PeteiswaUJe at daybreak va the
jart^ dppo ftceiviiig adv»c«*. tbtt^ a KuskjansoliHjwi
liH^orrivcd at that vBkge dcrmg the Might, over
threw it, .took the. general baron :de Kathy who
..cmnnutaded it, bisstaif, end aejerallieutenaot-co
lentls widolWie, aad400awa, Thabrigadowas
^^^M^oiUhP hettaiione yrhieb bad wittered so
auich that they formed aoty l <>oo men under *«*»>
awlkiog^w^ttnw^ «■
-tiibwtWia io.g^e^h^wry, h*tbe eugsgeiueatei
Oatrotenbvbas granSed ban thegi*»diD*jgiiM| pi
tgfeitdm of ho«or» wd ealhd him ahoWttoeper
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^hvrttpa to &*raJM ..... ^
a** At th» Kid**' npctjhal Aug****. •'«*■
rus wRh rh«»jUtek|**w»v wM UawHy »*>
M.ftfojptff »t, bit th4fa|iiflaow*kf!j^ tSi blWee; he
galinpiothe head «f biaeorps after gef
’4(Qg.hvaieU' tied opoobtsbone. . 1U weacopitawt.
? Jflt^ehcgieateif £re» asdant* e^eii slightly wouwte
*3ik-»Thdf#iw«ivf ha* ipt aMVbofjM^foMfcl**"*1
>'tefV?faiwO »»Mke,.pvpo^ taking -care, of bis
#4KpWMrs tor^lr -gk W > * v *&&***? t&tnarf®1?, ^
xheigefttartiaao^Ah
mu*M«*rB oY lhr ,
MSdtmorebry, of
made a successful charge,
tnea made pfiseaers, Md
tied
erf battle.
Gen. Dotnbrowski, in marching agaiiist Dantzic,
met theYnitfeian garHson neat- Dirscbau, threw It
into disorder, Writ 6ot> prisoners afid (> piece* of
cannon; and pursued it several fiours^HHe wf*
wounded with V mosket ball. Marsha! Lefeb^fe
has joined with fils corps, which with the SaXon*,
is destined to blockade Dafttzit.'' 4 f.
The weather is stil! changeable.' It froze yes
terday. Jt thaws to day. 'The Whole winter has
passed over in this manner, the thermo metor has
nevet been lower than 5 degrees'.
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| Sixty-frirth butietiH <f the FrinH Grari Jrmy.
: ~ OstERODE, March 2.
Thfe city of Elbihg furnishes great resources te
the army. There was found in it a grfcal quantity'
of wine and brandy. The country of the lower Vis
tula is very fertile. «’* , >- . *f
The Ambassadors 'of Constantinople and of
Persia, have entered Poland, and approached War-'
Saw. 1 • ? '■ , ; i'ff"' * .V. <»*.. •• (4,.:
' /After the battle: of Eylan, the emperor passed
eveiy day several hours on the field of battle. A
horrid spectacle, butduty renderedirftetrpssary. “It
reqnired much labour to bury all the dead. A great
number ot bodies .if Russian officers* were found
with their decorations. It appears there was among
them a prince Rlpniu. Forty-eight hours after
the battle, more than five, hundred wounded Rus
sians remained on the ground that they had not
been able to carry off. Brandy and bread was bro’t
them and they were successively transported to the
hospital. ,/ - .j
Let one figure to himself upon tbe turfaref'df a
square league 9 or 10.000 dead bodies, 4 nr 3000
horses slain, lioes of Russian Knapsacks, pieces of
mosket* and swords, the earth covered with babels
Mowitzer rnunitions, 24 pieces of cannon, near
whtcb were llie bodies of the conductors killed at
the moment they were making efforts to drag them
off, and which appeared more distinctly upon a
ground covered with snow—A spectacle calculated j
to inspire princes with the love of peace nodi the
horrors of war. '
, The 5000 that Ve had wounded have been all
filed oft or sent to Thorn and our hospitals on
the left bank of the Vistula upon sleighs. The
surgeons have remarked with surprize that „the
fatigue of this conveyance has not injured the
wounded. ■ , - V; - - I
>. Here are some details of the battleof BrauAsberg. I
Gen. Dupont marched against tbe enemy in two co
lutnns. Gen. liras are, who commanded the right
column, met the enemy at Ragere, and forced him
into the river, which runs in front of the Village.
The left column pushed the enemy upon WilleUberg,
and the whole of tbe division did hot delay sallying
nut of the wood. The enemy driven out of ins first i
position was obliged to faH back upon Uwerver
which covers the city of Braunsberg; at first he!
stood firm, but gen. Dupont marched up to him—*
overset him by a brisk charge, and nnteied with
hint into the city, which was strewed with the Rus
sian dead.
The 9th of light infantry, the 23d, and the 9th
0>f the line, which Composed this division, have sig
aalized Utemseives. Generals Barrois, Loboussaye,
col. Seihelk of the 24th of tbe line—cal.' Meuniei
of the 9th of light infantry—the chief of battalion
Rogue of tbe 32d of the tine, and ths chief of a‘squa
dron, Hubinet, of the 9ih of Hussars have merited
particulareulogiutos. • < « .. • •• .
Since the arrival of the Freuch army oqthsVis
4ula, we have taken from the KustianS m the aflairj
of Paltusk and Gsiytnin 89 piecee of canoon, at tlx
battle of Bergsfried 4 pieces j at the retreat of Ah
lenstein 6 pieces j at the battle of Huff U pieces;
at Uie battle olKylsp 24 pieces j. at ths battle ol
Braunsberg Ui pieces; at tbe battle Aastrokosk*
9 pieces, total IJ 5 piece* of canoon. - \\.\ s
The remark has been made on this subject that
the emperor has never lost any cannon in the ar
mies which he hue commanded when in -the firs!
campaignsoi ItalyandEgypt, or in those ttfiM
army of reserve^ whether m those oi Austtia aud
-Aloravi^rinlhoeeof Prus*iwm.Polai»d.' ■ * ■
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The folhmiag article ha* $Sppwtt* Ntthe court
Gazelle: .
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«thegovernrifrat bfVNdqp, tap oicm «u»«. .
Uoned, viz. Mehmiwh Age, aad Mollu, tlw tut ot
whom i» notedjor the crannes iwcommitted 4»nng
the dLspat*»wb»ch Paswata had withthePone pd
the neighbouring pachas. t Each of the attywutors
have a numerous party, and have afcaaity coma to
.blows, Bekir Pacha is appfaied ta the romwmpd all
th*U$op» destined fo detend the Pantaorflcs, and.
wen (he admiral of 'the that it {$$*# .hfcdeir him.
the ships of war which am.. tying in ’ the!
road aad canal of Coa*lantiBople,niM mlwt dupe j
art fitting opt iu: the arsenals, ted awdhbostjrmdy
•h*-sea. In'ty* beginning «fAprtl ttargrapdf'seif^
ia;vym^%*nnp>#UMIit standard af Ma-*
vert „
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rt#Wsaisr has.frnt jfe. Omits* urn*
1 of eeveral ftuawtns, who were kiBedia
^.ac^aaawh)|re»»cctwhng. anrieat tustom
iwm »Um<t.<>p Umaadofaiai. m» th#
"* ihe"
ben. Dombrowski, io nrtftfifttflgfeffelt Denteie.
met the Pru Sshoi garrison near Dlrsehan, tbrewjt
into disorder, took fiOO prisoners sttd 5 pieces iff
cannonjand pursued ft sev ral boCf*; Marshal
Leftbvre has'joihed his corps, Which with the £**•
ons is deatimd to blockade ^ ^ ’
Marshal Augerrae, who is wooiMH hts <#h
svtgciron* who 9 womwea, nts os
tamed leave to go to Paris; and marshal BfnViirtni
KM! IMllTU tn M«i Dri'ni. . ' —... 1 •^-*1
coronftani&atWarse'tf, vice Lannes n ho is in. '
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W*a*MK, Fel»iJf5. £
, .OcR.^WW^r-’Q^wse Itaiinskfc ihd *» <rf &
famous iuarsfaal Su war row) is dead of bis wounds
neaf QstrolenW Gen. Budbei'g was killed. ,The
Frenrb found 1100 dead Russian bodies, andfoutid
2400 wounded in the villages. . ^
kilted, and between 4 and 500 wounded. Among
‘be killed, we si
, *.* f t
ti
'etefsburg state.'tfcat'ilh’.
of the Russiai bnrwal
lau, and gem
r. De Tolley, and two other generals
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... , ' Sc*w»a*, March 86.
The British minister residing at Viennn.meei»ei|
,J1,",ence oh die 1'gfc i**t» *C:4 *1 -•** m*"f- ■*- •
dared war against England, Admttml hub***-,
ing threatened to destroy roOtmrinhplei, V%itt:
the Porte did not consent to rsoew tlje fTSSfii-tuiih
Russia and England* and send o»|i*«>a% the
.French, minister and bis uitt AHer^t ewdiiHI of
state had been held, H was rs*akrdtAi**}««
person of the English amhussSdor, nod of
m
glish subjects.1 Mr. Arbutfenut* tower*-,
of the approaching storm, bad prevU i''r'
escape to tbir English frigate* which
the summons, ■
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