Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

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IS. Mura, then came back by Nswmark,
10 join the grand army in Bavaria. On
the 23d he was near Newmark. This is
four days after tn surrender of General
Werncck. There arc no authentic ac-
coun. OF any actions with the confined
Austrians and Russians. We End how
ever, aa autbeniis account of the junction
OF Ceneral Keinmayer with the 6rst Rus
sian army. Il took place on the 18th, and
the force of the Russians is about 1000
men. That of general Krinmayer. about
$4,000 al most. This army of &C, 900 men,
is The only force with whichthe immense
army of Bonapafte. amounting TO at least
10000, has in the FIRST instance to Coz
tend. - -a.
We fad by letters from Madrid, of the
i2th of . stober, that 5000 Spanish troops,
under the command of General O'Farrel.
are 10 be semitic Italy, TO Join the French.
An intervening paper has been issued by
Count Hardenberg, dated the a b Of Oct.
on the subject Of violation of the neutrality
on the Prussian terraory. II speaks in
severe terms of the unexpected measure
of the forcibic violation OF the Pruss,an-
territory, and announces that precautions
are to be taken for the future protection
|of the neutrality of the Prussian domini.
ons. ,s.sT
a d al letter ofthis morning announces
The sailing OF the expedition from The
Downs, win a favorable wind.
Our Dover letter states that great
number ofvessels are collecting there for
the purpose, as il IS supposed, of making
an attack upon some of the enemy's ports.
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Address Of the Emperor Napoleon, to his
Soldiers.
| The evening before the surrender Of
Uim, the emperor issued the following
proclamation
"5ojdisrs, month ago we were en-
camped On lhe shores of the ocean sppo
size 10 England but an impicus league
compelled US 10 fly towards the Rhine.
"lt Is but fortnight since we passed
ttat r'Ser and The Alps OF We're mhers,
the Necker, the Danube, and tbs Lech (;
those celebrated BARRIERS ofGermany have
not retarded our march day, an hour, or
an instant. Indignation against prince
whom we have twice defeated on mis-
throne, when II depended entirely on osr
pleasure TO hurl HIM from 1t, supply us
with wings. The enemy's army deceived
by our maneuvres and the rap'dity of QUE
movements, is completely turned 1t nov
iiSh's only Tor It's safety IL would gladly
embrace an opportunity Of escaping and
The forti6ca,ioos which +, erNe,.d .,
great expense. along the Her. evnse,,,'r
tha. We should advance through The mas,
ses of the RACK Fo,r,.st ,,.. bsscrr,. r..
less SINCE we have stnroach,s hy IL.
plains of Bavaria.
"Soldirrs. but for the army which ia
now in front of YOU, we should this day
have been in london We shou,d Inv,
vengcd ours ives fof six ceatur;,.s of IN
suits, and restored The freedom of the
seas.
I" But bear IN mind, to-rsorrow. thar vou
are fign ir, against he sii,ss of Fn.,l.nd
tha you have 10 sve,ge yourselves on a
perjured prince whose own letters b,eaib.
ed nothing but peace al The momen, when
he wa marching his army ,painst o,r al
iy who though, " cousrd,y enough 10
suppose he we should ,smeIy witness his
passage of he inn, his entry mo Nuu,ch.
and his aggression sgain.t The eeclor Of
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