Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
FRANCE.
BoURDRAUx, Der. IS, Isos.

BouRDRAUx, Ocr. z6, 1905.
a letter frcm Stisibourg, dated Oe. K7eh
Isoy, fays, " YefeEday a neanuicript bulletin
was circulated, importing, that Marihal Bcrna-
dotte had arrived az Munich, and that The juno
ZION OF The RofIians 10 cut Uf and that 60 900
Auitsians are iurrounded without one of the
means OF rerrea,ing.''
The Emperor remarks to heI Maieay, that
ne wiihes her to remain perfectly tranquil that
ne occupies potion Gmilar to that he did at
,Marengo; and that the campaign will be hoIt
bur brilliant.
PARrs, Ger. -.
The Eleeao5, OF Bayalis, OF WuHemberg
and OF Baden, have made e common csrie with
France. The hrf of iiefe has ilfued formal
expedition OF the motives which have governed
bM condpet towards Ararig.
The campaign has jaa opened BY victory
the mere giorioss as is wa: not parchafcd by
great eEUGon OF human blood. This action /,
the hEh rsfult OF the saRcA plan thar Great
Commander could ever concsiye.--The march
OF the Grand Asmy was a iure guarantee of ns
tfiurphi 10 indeed. even before the 6rff news
OF II had been received, the public opinion wss
at PerseG cafe. il ieems that the war is already
made, and that peace 10 ready to bs renewed.
Stocks never experienced greater rife, nor 4
mere irbtantial iuPports On the other Gdes
'he Auitrian Monarchy rever vas in more
critical iituafion. The Emperor Francis, abao.
Sohed by the great vsGsls whom he has 70 i'm.
Prudently provoked, i'll ierved by an ally, who
perhaps fPeculates upon his io1es, will foon have
no other reiource, bat the mssnanimity of a
vanqoiiher who has never sbuied vittory.
Twelve bataliors OF Grensdieu and four o
tquadrons of Cuirafiers arc the main body of .
great army; the lcfs Of them mue throw .
damp over the Aufriana. BeGdes We fee a.
mong them no organized army, no decided plan,
no general capable Of topping the impetuons
march of the great Gallo. German army. The
name OF the commander who was at fra defg-
mated ieem' to be condenIsd to ridicule the
affair which has recently taken place, flifhes hi.
reputation.
Theic events will make very arange re.
velution amonga the Englih Cazeieers, who
had the trumpet already in their mouth to found
the victories of the third coalition What ha,
erruined the Engliih kiiniaIy. what will
again ruin them in the war. il ihe blindnefs with
which they give themielves pp to fantafical pro.
Jett'. On the one hand, they have alwayr
eomps'ed the ssgrsAve power aud The military
means OF France sPon TOO narrow fczle On
the other, they have ever cobldered as efhcs.
tiou'. alliances n,teriy imp, fible they thought
TO uGile for their profit intertfs obfols,elv Il.
recoacileab'e; they have conffantly exaggerated
means OF attack impofible to realize. Thu,
they had no leh plan month ago, thar TO At.
sck the French in Italy lin Spain, in Vendee, in
Holland, & Hanover. Boz when the new, Otto.
DAY reaches London, 'he people will begin to per-
ceive the empiinef. and folly of the projed of
the miniary, that Rufia can neither march IN
concert with Aufria, nor fave her from defeat
already decided. They will perhaps begin TO
scknosledge, that the money voted for fubGdie,,
nieh' have becn better employed and they will
think themiel,es very happy ifrhey do not ferye
for the sesrandizement of the power whom thew
made fuoh acowsrdly attempt 10 dsaroy ; aa
attempt, which even depriv III, = Of the vain
glory OF fghing france Jingle handed.
The following letter Of the Emperor and
King, has jua beea received viz.
GtNrLtMss,
" qbe P,sfss asS Mayer gssr gssl city Of
Psr6,
Oar troops have had an engsssnert with