Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-25
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GAYS frOra bOrncauH, Edo iaVo'Su 70 WIZ
a regular file Of Paris papers TO the Soth5ot
September, and Of Bordeaux to the 5th OF
October. The contents OF these papers
we find unusually interesting, and regret
thar we have not time to present our rea-
ders with more co2ious TRANSACTIONS.
Such as we could prepare VIII be found un-
der the proper heads. The general out.
l,ne of the intelligence. may be comprised
in the following summary, which cur
friends will please to accept until we can
prepare further details.
The French government has published the
note of the Austrian government recltlng
all the causes of discoD.ent % The part OF
the latter government. This very
portant state psper. together with the
comment, we shall give in our next lis
great length rendering it impossible 70
be prepared for this days paper. We
shah not attempt to anticipate our rea'
ders bv a sketch of this note, but So
licit their patience until our next. 10
this note is annexed the note OF the Nus,
sian ambassador at Vienna, which de-
clares that the emperor of Russia, sis
" anxious TO renew the negotiations tor
s. peace, when a similar disposition shall
/" be manifested by the French govern
ment, but that in the meantime two
" Russian armies of $4,000 each are to
{" advance through Gallicla towards the
Danube"
War. had not been declared, nor hostlllties
been commenced, unless the seizure OF
the territory of the Elector OF Bavaria
by the Emperor Of Austria, isto be re-
qarded as such. This event took place
about the middle Of September, OF which
some details will be found in the trans
lations for our paper OF this day. As
the ~elector of Bavaria is guaranteed IN
his dominions by France, we cannot see
that i1ostili,ies can be avoided, any long.
er. than the two armies are removed iron
each other.
OF the armies !; their movements viii be
found in the succeeding columns
The French srmy it will be seen had
crossed the Rhine in three places, and
is commanded By theEmperor B%onaparie
in person, VINO il will be observed had
arrived at Strasbourg. ihe Austrian
army had been prompt in entering Ba-
yaria, and was aninatcd by the presence
Of the emperor OK Austria. Ile Rus
sian array 10 two divisions were advanc-
Jog through Gallicia. and were expected
TO form a junction with the Austrian ar
nv in Germany, sometime In October.
The Aus,risharmy IN Iaaiy IS command.
ed by the archdnke Charles, and that OF
the French by Massena.
Diplomatic relations, do not appear 10 be
entirely broken o9 between Frsnce aud
Austria, as bv The latest accounts II will
b. seen THAI The Frssch Ambassador was
still at Vienna, and W. do not perceive
after a carefal examination, that The Au-
strian minister had Quilted Paris.
Of peace-some Efforts were siisl making
by the king Of Prussia, for It's pftserva
ton. but /, was thought without any pros,
nect Of success. This cautious govern
men, had determined to maintaia It's
neutrality, Notwithstanding there are
some vague articles inserted in the
French and Austrian Journals, which
indicate a disposition in Prussia, to adopt
a d5Rercnt conduct. These journalists
appear to offer their wishes for facts T;
we do not perceive any thing that indu.
ces us to suppose that Prussia viii be-.
come a partvin the war.
Ibe Fielyetic Republic, have received as
surapces from Austria, that her nsalrasi-
tv WILDE respected.
Of Sweden &Denmark, we do not perceive
any thing very remarkable, except that
the former power is said to have entered
into atres,y of subsidy with Great Bri-
tain aud Russia, BY which Sweden and
Russia are TO furnish each $4,000 land
forces. The king of Prussia has earnest-
iy invited the king of Denmarkl 70 unite