Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

brought INTO dilufe again appear, if Neptune had
made them fpring from the earth with his trident.
BY decree Dated the 1T Frimair, Nov n the Con.
fuls have appointed Talleyrand Perigord Mniler OF
Foreign Affairs, in the room of Renhard relgned The
latter is appointed Mniter to the Hevetie Republic
ttH -
Rejecting SuwARRow, and the Allied
Armies.
AUGSBURG Nov, 9,
Suwarrow appears to be inAexible in the re
folution, he has announced of remaining mac
tive ill be has received freth orders from his
Emperor. 1t is ealy TO explain, his motive
have iua parted with military gentleman,
who has had long conve fation with this
general, in which the latter diielofed to him
the entire caufc of his anger. This eooveria :
ton has been detailed 10 me. The foil owing
is the precife tenor of il, tho cannot ant wer
for the very words -
"Ihave quilted Italy (fiid Suwarrow) foon
er than expected but | have acted in con-
formity to plan which / had adopted, from
confidence more than conviction. ! had laid
down before hand the plan Of my march to
Switzerland. paGed St. Cothard, and over
came every oblfacle in my way. arrived at
the day appointed at the place where l was to
have been joined yet every one failed me-
inltead of finding anarmy IN good order, and
in good petition, found no army at ali---
The petition OF Zurich, which ought TO have
| been defended by 10000 Anllrians was aban-
doned to 10000 Rulians. This army was in
want Of pgoviiions. Hotze fpfsred hin,feif to
ne irrprifei Korfakow allowed himfslf to be
beat. The French remained matters Of Swift
| zerland; and found myfelf alone with my
body of troops, without artillery, without
proyilions, without ammunition, and obliged
TO retire among the G. iions 10 rejcin the routed
troops no part of the promilss l received
were fulfilled sf
/ "An old folder, like mytelf, may be sricked
once, but he NUT be fool, indeed, if he fuf.
fers himislt to be made dupe tho feccnd time.
can now enter into no plan of operations Ike.
" to produce advantage. have fentia eou.
rier to Petersburg Iihali let my army eft
nor ihall ! take Jingle Asp without the orders
of my Sovereign |" IS. d
In the courie Of the conversation, he expref.
fed other motives Of difcontent at the eondud
Of the Autrians. Their Generals, inllead Of
following the fame political eondud, and fup-
porting the proclamations BY which Suwarrow
announced TO all Italy the intention Of the Co.
alefsed Powers to reitore to every Prince what
had been taken from him, and of re eaabliih
| ing in every country the authority and the
forms of its antieent Government, ereded the
Imperial Eagle on the gates of every city of the
King of Sardinia recovered from the French
When Suwarrow arrived at Lindau, he wa.
in Rate of fury, the emotions Of which he could
not dilIemble but he was feldom feen ; he re
manned lhat up in his chamber, without lufet-
| ing any one to approach him: he would mol
| even allow an officer to be Prefentcd to him who
had been fent with a mcsaage from the archduke
Charles. He continued in this way fome days
The violent BURT of patton to which be gave
way when any one approached, induced be;
| lief that he was really out ofhis mind. He aP;
ruptly Quilted Lindau, without commpnicsl:
ing his de6gn to the Archduke, This, retreat
il is faid, expofsd the afety Of the Aultrian
pots who guarded that fide.' He afterwards
wrote to the Archduke, that he meant to eltab
lin bis army behind the Lech, where he thpuld
wait the final orders of his Court, The Arch
duke having repiefented TO him that this pofl
ton would embarrafs the operations Of the rear
of the Aufrian army, and particularly the
Ihead quarters of thai army, which were in
tended to be renewed to Augfburg--Had fbe,
rafhsr, replied Suwarrow, thai I .GoplH retire Il
bohemia sa $500
IL is generally expected here. that all tn.
Rufian troops will be recalled 10 MATS BY
Paul I - The proclamation to the States o. the
Empire, which he has fent 10 the Court Of
Vienna, and the Diet Of Ratilbon, and by which
he declares that he will withdraw his troop.
from Germany, If the States, whole caufe hs
is defending, do mt iecond him with their
whole power, was publifh.d before the d-fea,
of the Ruflians in Switzerland, appears to BE-
La prelude to meaiure that will leave the En-
peror to defend himlelf with his own forces.
LONDON.
DEC. 4. Government have received oificia
accounts Of the battles in Italy, on the 4th anc
sth of Nov By thefe it appears that rhe French