Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
CARNOT.
LONDON, July -.

4 -
Sunday, and likewle mefsneer, arrived !.
aud in the afternoon of ycaerday that due
on Wedneiday laf, with lccond mefsneer.
Ii appears by che letters from Vienna OF IN.
18th, that the Coulter from General Melas
did not reach that capital till the mornir-
OF tha; day. IL G;ems very frange that TIC
accousts Of the battle OF Marepgo and the
Conversion by which it was folio we'd fhou,d
have 5,en 90 long delayed. The particulars
! OF that deciiiVe event and OF the convention
were bat imperie6tly known The le,te.s
, peak OF ;he srmittice and the conditions of
Il, as requiring ratification. Buouapat;e,
| however, took care that there fhould be no
cliicane in the Interpretation Of that docu-.
NEST. We have found nothing in the Ger.
man papers that can throw any light upou
the determination of the Court of Vienna,
Miniiters mutt have received information bv
the Metieager from lord Mimic. On Sa,ur-
Gay 1t was reported that the Emperor had
reiuied TO treat. As the diipa,ch of Gen.
Melas was 10 org in reaching Vienna, il Ia.
ther ieems Improbable thst the refoIution Of
the Court of Vienna could have reached
town by the hEtt mail, as the Cabinet uld
not be expected 10 decide extempore OF 70
imPortan, matter. Miniiters here, howe.
yer, mutt have it now, and it cannot long be
concealed.
rhe accounts from the Danube fsrve r.
explain many things which the French off.
clal d,lPatehes leave uncertain refpeefinp The
operations in this quarter. Il 10 linSolay
'ndeed that the German accounts ALWAYS
confirm thofc Of Moreau's in their fulIsA ~.
ten', otien itating the lols of the Germsus
greater than represented in the French dI-
patches. Some people imagined before the
battle OF Nueburg, mentioned in Morean'a
lei'er, the French mutt have been defeated
! at Nordl'ngen, &c. There is not the leaf
found alton for that luppoftion Ii an
J pears that as ioon as the French croGedtbe
Danube on the 10Th, Cen Kray broke uu
from U'm, and commenced his retreat He
had The advantage OF day or two's match
on The French, taking his route northwards
TO tranconia and Bavaria, and Having the
enemy IN his rear. By 3 clrcuitous round,
and deicribing a kind OF {, mi circle upon the
Danube from Ulm 10 IngolRadt, the cover
OF me latter for;reis was of Ggnal feryice TO
Gen. kray. The la ter, indeed, feened a..
verie TO the battle, and was more deGrous r.,
avaii himieif OF thetupporl of Inroltadt TO
ieeufc Bavaria. Nha, would be hls courfe
aiter the defeat lie fuiiained at Nueburg.
docs not appear; she German accounts do
not reach 10 far. He is undoubtedly jpfe.-
rior to the enemy, for 10 the battle OF Nue..
burg, but part Qf the Freoch were enqa-
ged--a whole divilion being left TO blockade
Uim' and another feat to Munich, AZ
loon as General ST Suzanne makes forne
progreis or the hde of Franconia towards
Bavaria, general Kray will be Obliged again
TO quit Ingoiitadt, aud retreat towards Ro--
hemia. In this fate of things, whatever
may be the determination of he Baron Tim
gut and ms Colleagues, amidA the ruiua
they brought down upon the fortunes Of
their miguided matter, there feema l,,lc
ProiPeet ina. the lmperialias will be able
to make vigorous defeice if the campaign
is continued ; that they ihouId be able to
act on the ofienive again, Eems impoGible.
throughout Germany the univerlal win i,
tor peace, and 1t is thought unavoidable
from the delPeraIe Gate of the AuRrsn, in
every quarter. Even before the lait ,evcr-
iea' the hate' of Ault'ia aroneIy peiitiopcd
the Emperor to conclude peace.
1t is reported by the Mail, that a number
OF Brlnih forceo had arrived at Genoa all
accounts concur thai arong body wac ex-
peeted TO cooperate with the Impe.iahas
iu Italy.
JcT IS.
We yeaerday received Paris Journals 70
the 18th inelulIve. There are no farther
Official adyices from tie army Of the hipe.
The private accounts from the neipbbour-
hood of the iceBe Of holili,ies however give
that tuil and complete confirmation 20 me
model Ralements Of MORGAN, hich they
have uniformly received during the cam,
Paign. The object Of the paiiage the
Danube at DiIiingen, on the 10th Tupe, is
ttated by general Defolles 10 very long
detail OF theie trauia6tious, to have been 70
compel general Kray TO quit Vim, which
the former manGuwes, however fu-teisful,
bad not been able to effect Moresu, previ-
Gus to that day, being ignorant of tic en-
tts tuceels OF the army of Refsrve, was
AFRAID % penetrate too far INTO Bavaria. la