The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17

upon anorfisr in the yard, in the grana.
RIGS, in the fables aud out-houfes, even
to.the very cellars and vaults, were Ut
tering the noft latlentable cries, blend
ed with the. ieYeteRs CURES aeainft the
Surgeons, there, being too few to- drets
all the weunaedae,once. Every where
Iheard che langiifa;ng voices Of co,n-
raaes, or of my particular friends, who
begged of me fomething 10 cat or drink
An. that could do,was. To fetch them
iome. WAFER IN truth, forgetting my
own wants, andstfofe oft;Iny horfe, i;
itaid more than two hours, running
backwards and forwards. performing,
By turns, the part Of a. furgeon and an
hofpital attendant.
Priiopers were brourht In from eve,
~ part: which iacEeafedsthe number Of
he famifhed. Ia ihorty this was a tiav
rhst appeared ofaninfupportatle lengtis
TO ali Of us. However, an event which
gave. birth to a great many conjettures.
mqderated.in 1onae de- gree, our endleis
inouie tndes.q An ABttriah Officer came
| to parlcy, and a French aid de camp
fet out Immediately TO Aletiandria. No
one knew any thing Of this baiinefs
and yet every one rade agszette Of it
after his. own manner, BerthleF wenr
| Otto that place about aoQp, leaving US
all III the, greatef expectation, for no one
dared rohope for thar which we learned
/ rhe, next day TO have been obtained.
| vs. were saFly in the morning informed
| OF the news Of the armiitice, which filed
| the French army with a Joy never before
| experienced whit thar of the Aultri-
ans, forming wich rage, filed of the
irnext and flcceeding days before US, on
! che field OF battle, fill reektng with eheir
and our blood, and where the dead car
| cafes begsn 10 faint the air with their
PurrId exhalafions.
And now fupply Of fubfitfence and
other neceliaries5 began 80 arrive, as We'll
! as carriages for the conveyance of The
fick. a iraternal partition of theR
comforts was nade.atnong all the VIC.
tins of thar bloody day.
| Without. any inquietude OF ieafoufy.
the AuRrian was lecn,with the French
( man, who, TWO days before, would have
cur one another's throats. they were
Nfcea TO receive from the fame hands.
! under the fame roof, III the fame cham.
Der, the required help and the urgent
cafe of inccoprlng humanity,
| I1IV. Departure The coglM
fe1e 1liian,
The 27th PFairial June 16J the pri-
foners MADE from US, we're reftored, and
the Confh fct oof for Milan in hate,
| etcorEed by ctaGtuTs. The rumour of
our being defeated, which ran through
thaf cry had aiftrelIed the friends OF
liberty, and flied their hearts with cha
/ grin and. horror: but the contrary news
OF the grsat events WHICH had iuft taken
| place, rhe publication of orr exploits,
ltill more the Pfefen,e of Buonaparse
changed their fad uncertainty into real
enthpliafm. The hasional guard, and the
Pfoyiliona1 government, we're directly
organized. The ConfuI, General Ber-
thIer, ard al his chief faF we're prefene,
with an inmenfe number of people, az a
1f-De@m which was fung in gratitude for
our rrirnnPhs.
XAy. Garrea2sy q tie cIrAD91.
THE citadel Of Milan agreeing &c
hWrender, tho carlton, 20 the number
| Of 1000, marched out with the honor.
OF war, the balfcf which deferted i'm
! rnediasely after, a Piedmonrefe BAT
taliion came over TO Us with arms and
! baggage, and colors flying; all the
| French folders Of Bofy's and Rohan',