The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
[VoLUME ].

time n blherach, on he'fan,e held which fri
| feit ms Victories trcid three years before. Ne
detached twent y-tyvo thoufand men to the army
OF italy, 70 aiiiit undo. The auipces of the great
cit OF the Preach generals, in deciding the fate
| or france and o. Europe. He did not the ltis
eagerly prriuc the path of victory. He paned
the Danube iubdued Augsburg exDungea
the ftigma which French valour had Formerly re-
ceivcd Ill the plains OF Hochfct* by avitlory
winch gave him FIVE thoufand prifoners, Eve
! itands OF colours, twenty pieces of cannon, and
immenie flores. He continued his triumphant
Progrcis. Neuburg, Laudfrutt, beitowed ntw
laurels on his folders. Munich opened her
gates. The Griions fubmit;ed Croia was
taken and the army OF the Rhine thus in : ran
ner witnefied that almoa Supernatural yittory.
by which the brave army of Italy, under that IL
; luitrous chief who has always fporied with
per1is and with difficulties, re-enahtfhed for
ever the supremacy of France, and gave peace to
europe. a truce was granted by this army, 1t
the lame time that Moreau, by an armi;icc. ner.
United the German empire to refpire for a mo.
u1ent' 1 hat moment was toon at an end Mo-
reau was ordered to recommence hoft lilies. He
marched. The battle of Hohenlin,ien announ-
ced that ms genius prefided the battle Of tio-
heniindeH, which, next 10 the miracles OF Jtalv.
and the immortal day of Marcngo, will be forc-
yer hailed the mott brilliant example of Fra n.h
bravery the battle of Observation-Disclosures nut
INTO the hands Of Moreau ten thouiand priGon4
eFS' three captive generals, eighty pieces of cane
non, and two hundred covered wagons.
he frontiers Of AuRra are paiTed. sa]t1,
burg receives 4 garifon. Vienna trembles AZ the
vicinity Of republican army. An aririRicz is
lo"clted. The conqueror dictates the terms
feacc is tgned. and the defines OF France
arc finally determined.
MORGAN was once more refored TO his family.
ne eAem,es OF the public happiness, whatever
may nave been their deiign, laboured.tG give
the chlei n1aSiitratc the mcit falfe ilnpreors OF
man who MOT hncerely deErcd his proiperitv.
IheT good understanding was interruDteJi.
Moreau made fome ftrong efforts to refofe It.
Iheie falling, ne retired to domeitic ohicnri4
ty lie broke ofali thofe connexions which had
tendency to diiturb the tranquilitysofth the liz.
he had adopted maintained no further relation
with men IN power & even avoided the rociety
or many OF his old companions in arms IL.
III iome manner became eitrlnged 20 all former
habits and affections, certainly not becaufs ne
was infenible OF their charms, but be,,.ui;. h.
did not with to flHnifE any weapon for cal,;n,-
ny. a few friends, moaly men out of place and
OF retired difpoiitions, formed his circle. The
amuiementS ofarural life, the chaie, and focia;
lntercourfeS within his own family, occuDicd iii
ms time. While devoted to them, he7pat;entIy
waited the arrival of time when the prefene
clouds mould difapPear; when foIne happy oc-
N'''iC" i0uu endoIe MN 10 convince the titI
coniul, by his terVices ihoud they be lequire1i.
or by his devotednefs were it neccfarv to give
new proof of it, that he never had ceafed 20
honour his talents, and rejoice IN his glory and
This tranquil life was all at once deurbsd. by
an incident which awakened remcmbyances all
mott eifaced from the mind.
:, 14lI'@iHg TO the 4'ido,y gained By The Duke az
LIHTIEIyCVpL. Ia, H., ] IL :.
Of E|en6eims, n qlAase zvbir5 lies s. 90. f5jxs
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