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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-12
PHILADELPHIA, December 9.

i q - -. . -
By the French papers it appears, that the Bal.
lstn's Nos. j, 2, s and 4, arc1eei&l eommaai.
cations and dcerve the full credit that is ulua TO
fach documents, and as they appear to give re,
guIar dcta OF the movements OF the French ar
my, we have collected them to follow each othef,
thar thereby our readers may have the whole at
one view. The common editorial accounts and
remarks follow.
The papers we have received, are full Of in.
tended marches and countermarches, addreSss OF
the Generals 10 the army OF the Emperor, to the
aferen, officers, and every thing tends TO incul.
cate fhe idea, that the french are determined TO
follow up theit ffi fuccefs, by the mof vigorous
conduit, rc:Iiz;ng the old proseib, That the htt
Blow, if well truck, is half the. bgfse-Mors
foundations to.raorrcly.
YaHerday arrived the chip Eolus, Of Portf
mouth, Il. H. Capt. Trcadwell, in 90 days
from TonHingen. Left there za,b Augua, brig
Catharine, Of Alexandra, for Philatelphia, With
paGsngers. Ga. ?, lat. 50, long. IS, fpckea
brig et ard for Providence, "a days from ST.
Petersburg. Ga, %, LAT. 40, long. IS, fpoke
the 4arig Ann, of Newburypors, 81 days f'on
ST. Petersburg. -O October II, spoke the brig
Hecssr, Of and for Salem, 81 days from Malaga
Ocy. 3r,,isiat. II, long. 4S, fpoke the thip Ma
cy. Of and for Nfwbuyport, ~ days fra
Amaer dam. November u. LAT. 81 20, log.
6 ), fpoke the flip Bsl!ona, Hamilton of and for
New York, sixty three days from Palermo.
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Iry at Etutg2rd, arrived at Jim, en- his v.
4 Is headquarters, where be was to suc,,
lthe count d'Aicoholt, as civil comn.issa,:
with the army.
During the whole OF the 9th, heav,
Fcannonade was heard proceeding from Il
lower Danube. In the night Of the 9th All
9th, par. of the army, which had bed
stationed on the Lake of Constance, ap9
(which had reached the Danube by forces
marches, arrived here, and also four bal
tallions-of grenadiers from Biberach.
The command Of our city and its en-,
rons was conhded to the Austrian Fill
VI arshal lieut.. Zellachich.
On the 9th we learned that ts.e Auar ians il
tended in the night q the ethasd roth, TO
attacked that part of the French army which Id
paGed the Danube at Donaw-r;h. Gan. Mad
fuppofrd that he fhouId esaly fucceed in comy,L
ling the French 10 recrcfs the ;;.er and in r.
eaabliihing communications with Bayaa.>
But the defeat OF one Of his corps at Wcrtingu
Gu the S;h, appearedto have decidsa aim to Il
nounee tic attempt, and again 70 retire 70 ik
Her.
Infhe night of the 9th aud roth, the A,sl
drsc Ferdinand, General Mack, and many ohs
generals, arrived in this city, which coainussa|
be the head quarters.
Yelicrdsv (the 10TH arong body of the a
my psfied ',a.oUeh cur CRY, on It's way to k|
Lett bank Of the Danube. Il will take conc..
tiated poaticn at Wicens.eig, and On the moua
,sains Of the Alb.
tits reported, tia. General Mack, perceiyir,
4 the impoai5,liiy of maintaining his 7odtiona
Suabia. and Of paling again into Bavaria, h
conceived tie hazardous project OF retiring, b
forscd marches, through Lower Snasia & Fran.
coma into the Upper Palatinate- bar ii is ds.
cult to imagine how this intention can be exc.
cuted without expoGng has retreat se be cot Of
T by the French army.
The Aufrian generals and officers, consi:
chat things are ina very dangerous petition.
! There was bloody attion yeaerday in the en-.
wig, Of Gnnzbourg. ia which the Auariu
kwe1e repulsd with the LOIS of many men. It's
faid that they have retired by the bridge Of con.
municatioa which they had etablahed on the
left bank of the Danube.
7. The lalt letters from Augsburg, received
I here, are OF the 9Th, tGnee which the ceurlt
has not arrised.i The French ~ere then at
Me.teageu, fome leagues from Augsburg. Two
dsJs tsfose the Wo,k ON the for LEGATIONS on Ia.
egoidaaGt, haE beea lufpcndsi. Several Auari.
an regiments from tn. Tyrol had Pal.d by Auss.
borg, Others by sKemp,en, directing Their march
| TO Memmingen. The corps Of general Ksn,
mayer, conGfing Of 10000 men, which had
been Rationed in the enyirons of Nosdingea,
has retired upon Neubourg, where it paied toe
Danube, and afterwards retreated to Aichbaeh,
and thence 60 LandsbcTg, on the Lech.
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NORFOLK, Dec. z.
POSTSCRIPT.

Just as our paper was puttingto pr's,
Capt. M'Kinzey, Of the ship Leonias,
from Liverpool, favoured US with Pper
of the 9th October. The Prussianshad
takenpossesslon Of Hanover, and the pck-
ade of Hamburger was expected to brals-
ed Immediately. The French on eruat-
ing Cuxhaven, destroyed the basries.
The king of Prussia had forbiddenle ex'
portation of grain from his dominic. A.
merican fine -four on the 3th, 81 SIS.
sterling. Extractsin our next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-12

ARgsbonrg, 10th Vendeniaife, (12h OCT. !
Marshal Soult has arrived with his divi.
sion of the army, a, Landsberg, and has
thereby cut off one of the greatest commu.
nications of the enemy he arrived on the
18th, at 4 o'clock in the morning he there
met with tbs regiment of Curassiers Of
Prince Ferdinsnd, which, with 6 pieces of
cannon, retreated. by forced marches to-,
wards Ulm.
Marshal Soult ordered i, to be attacked
by the Goth regiment of chasssurs, by
whom it was thrown into so much cenfusi-
on, that tiled, leaving i2o soldiers prison
ers, lieut.. COL 2 captains & 2 pieces cam
non. Marshal Soult, who conserved they
would continue their route towards Mem
mingen, had sent forward several rsgi-
ments TO cut OF their retreat, but they had
retired, into the woods, where they rallied,
and took refuge in tne Tyrol.
Twenty pieces of cannoa. and part Ct
thc baggage Of the enemy had passed on
the 18th, through Landsbey. Marshal
Soult Dispatched general Sebastian IN
pursuit of shem, with brigade OF dra-
eoons. Il is expected they will be over
taken.
On the 2osh marshal Soult directed his
march towards Memmingen, where he
will arrive on tbs 21st about day break.
Marshal Bcrnadotse continued his march
the whole of the, 18th, and his vanguard
was viihin2 leagues Of Munich. The bag
gage Of several Austrian generals have fal-
len into the hands of our light troops. lie
has taken about 100 prisoners belonging 70
different regiments.
Marshal Davouss has marched towards
kDachau. His van has arrivedat Moisach.
yhe Hussars of BlaIkenrein were routed
b his Chasseurs, aud he has made about
60prisoners in different engagements.
Prince Muras, with the cavalry Of re-
serve and the corps Of marshals Ney aad
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MANHgIM, Oaobsr 3.

The Provincial Magiit1ases Of Bohemia, have
addrsifed Rsong remonaranee 70 the Emperor
of Aufaria, renonarating again& she Ruilisn ar.
my psliag through their territory, AID Eating
how lnaca the country had luaeted formerly from
i;mi!ar condsa.
~ By letters from SAFEGUARD and other places
through which, Napoleon, the Emperor, has
paaed; we learn, that it is inpofibic 70 conceive
OF the ACTIVITY Of this mooareh: there are always
three hundred horfcmen in his retinue. who nci-
ther know the hour of departure or place OF dei-
tination, until the very moment; az one o'clock
in the uight he goes 10 bed, and frequently isen
his horis at three o'clock.
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SrvTc.ARp, Oaober 9,

We have iua been informed Of the sspturs e1
s.the sswns Of Bopingen, Nordllngen, ~ inc
troops under the command Of Marihals Lannes
and Nsy. TIE troops under Gsnefas bsfna !
dotte and MaImons are expected IN the snvlrons
Of Nsusoargh. The Bav4'isn troops under &c
neral Dsroz has arrived At Eifchteli, and ocsa-
pied il attsr having forced the Adsrians 20 eva.
cuate II.
The Auftrians havesvacuatea alnoa the whole
= sf the Upper Palatinass; there only remains TWO
Ieginents Of Hosic.
The Emperor Of Auaria, arrived at Vienna
on the goth September, tie Emperor OF Kuna
was daily expected at sas fame place.
\ The var plans conceived BY the Empe or Ma
poleon, has commenced. The different diyii'ans
Of The ARMY Of Holland, has reached the different
places, where they are 10 act. The Prlsclpal
objea Of thcfe movements Is TO prevent the rec
union Of the Ruihan army with rts Grand Aui-
trian army, and iuchfs the nature 81 thete move
msnts, that every thing iscns 70 combine 70 IN
fure complete iuccsfs.
Ii is laid Prince Paul of Wurtemberg accom-
pani-s bis Majeay the Emperor Otths FfsncA1ia
xhis campaign.
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Continuation ffhe lesest Efs;gn AdViees,
received az the odics Of the 8 Philadcl,
phia True American, ''--dnd continued
! rca cur paper b yestsrda5t

We have jua iearned the othc'al Dews slat
Prince Murat has obtained complete victory O.
yer the Auitrians AFTER severe cplstru which
lated many hours, the Prince furroundsd an Au.
itriaa divilion Of 5000 men, csuied them 70
lay down sher arms, and msde them Pr'seneis q
xw4.
The divifon under Mafhal A0geress, IS sx s.
petssd daily.
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WuarzBoukc, October

WURTZBoURc, October $.
All expectation of grain from the principal
tics of wurtz5ourg and Bamberg, is prohibited,
nnder penalty of con6scation; as ALTO trem Danr-
zic; at thc latter, horfes are alfo prohibited.
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Wurtz6urgh, Oct. s.

~ UTESOH1BH, OCs.'o.
His Highness the Elector Bavaria.pals
innate has been Informed this day, by a
courier, that the French army had passed
the Danube, and that the Austrian troops
had retreated. The corps Of the army un.
der the command of Lieut.. Gen. Dnrcc,
must also by this tins, have passed that
river. Our mosr serene eleCtar yesterday
received intelligence from the imperial re-
sidence of very satisfactory nature.
The Bsvarian army in conjunction with
that OF Marshall Bernadcu,e, has estered
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PANS, assh Vendsmaire, l0et. is.
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FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE Ora ND
Ar MY.

AHgsbaurg. goth Vsadenlaiff, C1ah Oct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23


~ your success is no. equal 10 Jour me
ei' Ape in the Consciousness ofha,ing de.
! served il.
II your success hath exceeded your me-
rit' hve; and arrcss,c not too much e
yourself. :.
II you have been neglgen, and use,ess
'c society, HOe; and Make amends by
your future conduct.
fyou have been active end industrious,
ape; and communicate your improve
nents 10 others.
lfyou have spi,ef,i enemies, HDe and
disappoint their pale,oience.
II you have kind and, faithful friends,
Ire; 10 bless and pro;ecl ihem..
IL hitherto you have been impious and
wicked, IRE and repent OF your SINS.
5. lfyou have been wise and virtuous, ll,,e
for the future benefit of mankind. And
lastly, ~.
II you hops for immortality, IRE; and
prepare TO en;oy it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
From a late London Poher.


The whole COAST of Italy IS Infested bv n;r,,es
from harbary. They write from u ONE. THAT q
OF them landed their crews on The IO,h inst
near San Lorenzo, and r-arohing up the country
Iou' leagues. burned and piaged al before them,
and carried away an immense booty. anil el 49,
soners among the rest, twenty young nuns IS
the Casmeliie convent. and ten caauS hin f,iars.
After stripping the old nuns. aud /. eating ,hev,
m the most batbarous manner. they left them
ha'i DEAD behind them, an thar plundered con-
vent Ii IS said that the Cardinal e..creta,v Of
State has complained to Cardinal resb. ao.;ns,
the Governor Of Narseilles. who had pe,mi,,sd
these pirates to take in provisions and anrnun;
ton IN that or. Another pirate ianded IN The
night and carried away 80 young girls, their 90
ve!nesses ana servants from Boarding school
N me vicinity The children belonged 20 m,
first families in the country were an under ,
years oil age, and mostly intended fos the reIiyi
Gus orders Their parents aud relations are col
'ee'ins subscriptions 70 purchase their release.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
DIssuAslvE AGAINsr SUICIDE.


lfyou are distressed in mind. Eye ; Sc
renl'y and JOY may yet dawn upon your
soul.
IT you have been consehted g. cheerful,
I've; and generously difIuse that happi.
ness To others.
II mi. fortunes have befaiIenyou By your
own misconduct, ifUe and be wiser for
the future.
II they have befalIen you by the faults
Of others, hve you have ho,blng where
With to reproach yourself.
II yon arc INDECENT and helpless, I've
the face Of things may agreeabiy change.
IL you are rich and prosperous, Rpr
and enjoy what you possess.
If another hath Injured you. tue his
own crime gill DC his punishment.
II you have injured another. 6ue aud
reeompense It by your good Offices.
II your character be attacked un;usljv.
I've time viii remove the aspersion.
1.-The rcproaches are well founded. Ere,
and deserve them not for tae future.
II you are already eminen, and snnlon.
ded,foe; AID preserve the honors YOU have
acquired.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

there was not dark skinned man in IL,
nation. Their numbers were very consi
/ dcrabie. There was continued range O
settlements on the river for fifty miles, ans
there were, within this space three larg,
water courses which fell into the Missouri
on the banks Of each Of which likewise
they were settled. He supposed t!a,
there must be $4,000 men in the nation,
capable of bearing arms. Their clothins,
was skins well. dressed. Their houses
were made of upright posts and the bari:
OF trees. The only implements they had
to cut them with were stone tomahawks.
They had no iron, their arms we're bows
and arrows. They had some silver which
mad been hammered with stones into
coarse ornaments, but it did not appear To
be pure. They had neither horses, cat
tie, sheep. hogs, Tor any domestic or tame
ANIMALS. They lived by hsRting. lie
said not'ing about their religion.
SrIinth and his companions had some I
large IRON tomshawks with them. Win
these they cut down tree and prepared
a CANOE to return home in :---but their
tomahawks were SO great curiosity. and
the people CT the country were so eaper
TO handle them, that their canoe was com.
pleted with very little libcr. When this
work was accomplished. they PROPOSED In
leave their newfriends-Grifi,h,h however
having promised to visit them AGAIN.
They descended the river with consisiera.
BILE speed, but amidst frequent dunrers
from the rapidity OF the current, parlicu.
larly when passing through the white
mountains. When they reached the
Shawnese nation, they had been absent a.
bout two years and L half. Giidi,h sup
posed that when they travelled, thew went
at the rate Of about fifteen miles day
He staid bat few months with the lndi-
ans alter their return, as favorable CD
portunity offered itself to him to reachhis
friends in Virginia. He came with
hunting party of Indians to the head wa
ters OF Coal river, which runs into New
river not far above the falls.--There hr
lett the Shawnese, and easily reached The
settlements on Rsanoke.-Mr. Cbilds
Knew him before he was taken prisoner,
ana saw him few days after his return,
when he narrated TO him the preceding
circumstances. CsflfSh was universally
regarded as steady, honest man. and
man OF siria veracity. MIR. Chilas has
always placed the utmost confidence in
has account OF himself aud his travels. and !
has no more doubts of The truth of his rs-
ia,lons than il he had seen the whole him
SELL. Whether Griffith be still alive or
not he does not know.
Whe her his idea be correct or not. we
shall probably have better opportunity
Of Judging on the re.drn OF captains Few
Is and Clark--@ho though they NAV M,
psnetraie so far as Griffith ailedged ,ha,
ne had done, will probably learn emouel,
oi the couotry to enable us 10 determine
whether the account given by Griffith be
hclion or truth.
am, Sir, your humble servant,
,t>rr,y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

After the failure OF every article ofthe Essex
Juata, for their purpose-after the rejection of
tn Ely amendment by every .rxte in the union.
which has decided on the .subjea--the Eo.ton
Genuine. very sobery assures the Putlic that ,hc
ehargs OF design TO dissolve the union is faise--
those who can credit the Centuel may bus with
US its acknowledgement has just as much weigh,
as denial. aud the ccn,rary--it was high time for
the Ceutinel to come about, when Federalism
was beaten even AZ It's bead qEa,te,s.--dz,ors.
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The following persons are appointed
Cashiers at the Offices of discount and de-
post ofthe Bank CT Virginia. viz. 8.
+ 1T Norfolk, THOMAS WILL1AMsoN.
Petersburg, john WILDER.
fredericksburg, WIN. RoBEIrs.
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CATuoLIc CAraEpsAL cHuRcA LorTERv,
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The wheel lost this day 200 dollars.
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Frcm the civilization of man, an increase of
population is to nc expected on the face of he
globe. A late calculator Of the surface of our
g'ohe. cenceives that the me ans Of subsistcnce
can exceed the utmost eHor,s Of popu-i,n
The wessen part OF Europe, and the eastern
parts of Asa, he considers as tbs only peo,, ed
countries Nine ienshs of The Whole lie alnrms
IS yer uniurrowed BY TIE plough. Of the nine
millions of squaie miles on tie surface of The
globe, four millions are assigned to the lands
! 1t tenth be assigned TO the. plough. three Mill
ons and an half remain for future puseo.es.
And il forty acres Will suffice Coz family of
hve persons, three hundred millions Of men may
be added 10 the human inhabitants of the slabe
ia,e swedish geograpker gives the follow ing
population ofthe earth: To Portugal millions
To Sweden 8 TO Denmark IL 70 Prussia 3.
70 Spain IL 10 Germany independeu, of Au,
stlia aud Prussia. III to England -; 10 Italy
16 to Austria % TO France SO 10 en,nernr
Russia IS, but 10 European Turkey only 10 mil
lions lie gives, t,erefose TO all Euroue lnO
millions; to Asia 40 rniions; to Africa 100
millions TO North America IS millions, and to
souih America 10 millions Polynesia 90 mil
lions reckoning the whoiS population Of the GLIDE
At 500 millions.
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Mep-I;erk, ren.srr II.

The tnal of Nathaniel pensleton, ESQ who
was mdieted for asfiDg as the second of Gen. fla
milton in the unfortunate duel by WHICH Tie later
was lost TO his country. Came yIs'erdav in the
court al oyer and term.ner and general jail deli
very now sitting in this CRY The prosecu ion
was conducted by the attorney general on .the
part OF The state; and the defendsn, was ably
assisted by the talents of ar Bensoa, A4, Raj
elife. MIR Holman, end Mar Cai.ien The court
was crowded The trial continued from eleven
o'clock in she morning Til eight in the evening;
and the jury, rsrring for shout twenty minutea,
returned a yerdia of suilry.
The punishment prescribed by law for the of
fence of which MIR. Van Ness and MIR pendIe,on
have been found guilty. is a corape.e disfran- |
for the term ..of twenty years.
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DtnD-On Saturday morning. p,s
WE'D Js.,be most disiills,--,sh orna-
ment OF the Virginia s,.ge.
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ElCHM3ND.

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Cbs!Lcotae, Deccnt5s: %
The legislature OF this stale have passed re-
solution. rejecting the amendment proposed by
the state oil Massachusetts. to the constitution of
the United States respecting the elesion of fsle-
raj Representatives. The resolution passed al.
wsost unanimously.
Ia the house oil representatives, on "Wednesday
'ast. on motion osSIr Lewis, leave was given TO
c,ing in bill 10 change tho n,aes OF tho ccun.ics
of HaasiLton Ross aad A@asls
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500 tickets were dra Oh this day.
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TO 500 cellars.
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1889 $685. 7see 7sT4.sl7IssSi9 s25s
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SH'n OF the whsei this day AIS dollars
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Lying IN the comfy Aforesaid. on tn. at.,x or
, a'uaoy creek, and bounded by the Iauds OF Ma.
sor and Edward Aaxcey, eonta,n;nc H., -
uon three hundred and fifteen acres. -'''''''
DANIEL Higginbotham, trustee.
Anherst, 10Th Jan 1905 6w
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vi,-tSS oi q IA. M Tr,7 :, -
ted N the subsoritsr b., benjamin. En,,.,
o. as eeanty of aueknshari. for The parnose ~
scouting debt due TO Rives Murphy & 90 far
Dne hurared and sixteen pounds three shili;ugs
WIN "ieresl thereon 81 Tie Ta,e of sis, re, 80,
pr annuIa, rom the twenty fourth dsy of lie.
- nass s;eeh hundred and TWO. and The ex
cer'aniy be SOLD, 10 the highest 6,de, r..
,esny money. on Monday the eleventh s,sv IS
March next, az buckingham Courthooss. - -
ing Court day, De