The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24

ful whom you Zee before you, replied
the chauffeur. The colonel, after paying
a compliment TO thar body of men, had
his furgeon called, aid the wounded pr
foncr was dreHed In his preience, and
carried TO the Ambulance. Some hoGfs
after, when they fell back in their turn,
this wcll-behaved officer came again
to offer him his sesviee, to carry him
10 Aleiiantrla. The Chauffeur, who faw
his delivcrance rear thanked him for
his generous care and concern, while he
reprefented that his wounds were TOO ic-
rious TO allow hin, the motion OF the
conveyance. In ihort time after, he
found Mnllef in the midh OF lis COM
rad&s.
III moment wien our weapons were
abour TO clath with thote Of the enemy,
an Aultrian horieman thrown down,
lifted up his hands.towards and begged
US MOTTO traniplc him TO death with our
hories: BeiIeres, chief of brigade,
perceived him; ny fGfisad5, he cried cut
TO us, 0psn y0sSj' ranks let rs /psrc this
agtorterats nan. How many limilar
traits, 70 familiar 80 Fsenchnlen; are
forgotten
1t my be laid that Marengo is the
glorious patrinony of all the brave men
who fought there. There is no one
corps, icarce Jingle ioIdier, who has
not there gathered Gon7e iprigs oflaurel.
But as coniider rnyiclf engaged to re-
count ali | have ieen and beer (arisiacto-
rily informed of, iliail juf eouch on
two or three occurrences which Gould
not we'll enter into the BODY of my narra-
tive. The nodefty ofthe general in chief
has made him FLINT, in his report, con-
Corning the dangers which he ran, fucR
IS that he had hiscloatks pierced through
and shat he more thai once iaw death
making way dh every Gde OF him. If
we call 10 mind at the fame tiinb, that
his adverfary General Melas had con
futon II his arm, andtwo horfes killed
Under him We may thence eaiily Judge
what efforts the Two armies made, when
The chiefs thus expoied tiiemfelves
fer thelr welfare ard their glory.
The brotlfei Of General Watrin was
killed; the generals chamberlain and
MarEnount were wounded.
Who would not with TO have fought
in Che goth detni- brigade? Who would
not willingly have been in the ranks.
with the Formidable ggehadiers, ike
the Greeks fuftaining the efforts. Of the
Feriian army at the Straits Of Their
rnoPyle, with the 9th lighr, the 28th Of
the line, the 10th, 44tlf, 5oth, &c. &c.
who can enumerate almof as many bat
ties they. have fought as they have been
days in Italy
Wha charges were made and with
TODD by our cavalry Whar boidncG
and what conlent2neoufncfs of &C
ton IN the 10th regiment of!c4 valry con
cealed aud made UP for the wcaIneis Of
IFS numbers What inrre pidirv in the
eight hundred cavaliers of The If, "A,
}o3 sth, 2Ift and 22d regiments; con-
Quoted by the Younger Kellcr1nah, who
MADE Tx thoulaEd grenadicrs; chofen
troops ct the enemy, lay down their
arms, and by Whole iucceis an unccr-
tam victory. was iecured Or artillery
vas vas iPFead IN very iinall numbers, and
itiH leis provided for; bur how many Of
fheie 1ocohgenlenees owing tocircnn-
itanccs wsse ably repaired BY the n,ansef
IN "iHch Shsy were fcrved by tho prod
8Ees they operated il order as il were
70 multiply then7iclves ] In every place
"itere neceffity calico rhefn - always
IN oatEefy at forty PAGES III frodt, they
6faved the FIRE ofrriple, nay quadrople
nc enefny's metal, and were levelied
and free viii ing j5oi9; juitnefs and