Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27
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cs-rd iuso ,hr T yrol Mack W as not ouly attack
si one side ny Bonapasse Anyercau, with
the army from Bres,. waa approaching hin, on
the side OF Sscckaeh. He was completely sur.
ro'rnded And hss oaiy chance was 20 escape 20
the Upper Palatinate, By breaking through the
French line aor,h of the Danube.
Odober %.
In = situation Of affairs SO difficult, At cri-
sis so tremendous, the opposition remains trne
10 the character which Mr. Wiiberforce gave CT
them. ssrhat II they did wish the total over
throw and rnin OF the country. they wished tor
gust Sd much puhiic calamity aud distress as
would serve to get Mr. Pitt out and themselves
IN All the mistor,anes OF the Austrian arms
are im,tu.ed ia Mr. Pitt--he is the only person
TO blame for the imbecilisy and supineness of
gen Mack and the minister of Great Britain
Is 1lone responsible tor those movements and
operations which have been attended with such
disastrous efe6ls. Blu, in the name of common
sense did aay one suppose thar in any coalition
with Austria we were 10 have The choice Of the
Generals vino were TO command her armies
Was any one s.npid enough to imagine that mr.
Pix WAS 10 be required to point the General
sia- would be riost agreeable TO hum Tha, he
wan % draw oat The plan of the campaigns, TO
trace the march. and 90 point out the positions
~hich the Austrian troops were 70 occupy Mt
fortnight ago. when AFFAIRS wore a more ehecr
Ing aspea. aud The opposition tho't that success
rnghS attend the Austrian arrns, they were a,
masn,gly anxious 10 convince the country, tina,
mr. Pnt. having had no hand in the forn,a ion
Of the Coalition. could have no right Il any yiar.
,icirasion Of the glory j, might acquire BUT no
sooner has tue prospect become clonded, no sson-
Sr has di aster attended the arms Of the allies,
than mr. PiJ' is Welcome 10 ali the blamc s. cen
sus.: which I'll contrived plan of opefalions
rtay deservs He is blamed, TOO, for NOT having
made any dissrsioa in, support of Ausrria- Gu,
ha.' ,he o. any man reason 10 suppose that Gen
Mack 'yeud az as he has done, OF that he would
Prefer entering upon the war before the arrival
sf.h "a esia,ls lad he waited for them, had
he fsiea back upon the Inn, or never advanced
bsyonl It, the expetliton which is now ready for
sailing. woel have reached it's destination by
the zine ,le eeulbined Ausrians an; Russians
were ready to cormence operations upon the
froa,ie,s .F Easaiia Had Cen Mack fallen
back 70 wait fo, The Hussians. he would have
p.odnced anothe' good efstt. ard have gwen time
tcs ru5sia ts h2ve interposed But even here
Use exposition, tvho would not allow mr. PIT, the
slightest credit for having iudisposed Prussia to-
wards France. will DE ready TO percsive. TO in,
p6,e 10 hin all the blame should Bonapsrte re.
gam liis ..:iIeace over the Prissian cabinet,
which I'isy seem 20 Rink he will easily have IL
IN ms power to do 10y negotiation, or by ,he sue.
cess Of the war
fever ons nation wss placed in more com.
r'snding attitude fiian zno ieg il ever a nalion
WAS able 20 say 81 hold in my hand The fate OF
Empires and he world" Psussia is thar nation
Thu: is tie time in which il she intcrpose wi n
her AIMS. she CA dispossess Bonaparte Of the
advantages he hasgained, and force him, instead
ofsising aoEn npca the irperial throne at vi
crHa. n measure back his steps TO his own from
tee With rsore sleed than he advance from, IL,
sthe spposili@a are 6azgkrg about the recon
pence hat opsht Ia be Eiren her whether she
sho'd have Holland in fall sovereignty, or mere
ly an inacence over her by the resto.a,i,n sf the
Stakeholder. Give her Holland. give her Hano.
veF, psaSe she Map Of Earope before her. bid her
choose her reward. give hes any th,ng Cor the
mighty ssrvise Of having. by her titEel, inierfe-
renee. Prevented Tie annihiiation os tie int!epen
dsncg OF Europe 1t is nss now question W he
ti.si she wiii have more or less weight than she
ought "a hsve in the scale of Europe--,he poini
al ssGc is, whether Bonaparte shall stretch his
& Ant stride from he Baltic 20 the Mcdi,erraue
al, and - heihcr nc shall possess the course Of
sas Danube with thar of the Rhine the El.,e
The lysser and the Adige.--Can Prussia WISH
20 see shs power oil Austria aun;hiiaiedl--can
1t 10 either her Inclination or herin'erest l-How
isng docs she imagine she won be permitted 10
survive the ,uia ofthe Arssrian House - Th@
oaly favoc BonaPar'e would (. art her you'd b.
tha, % dsyoarng mr. The last. Every principle
ofkeif Freservasion. every tie of honor, ever
JU.aie ot glory Gals upon her 10 ar with a,l her
n,,gh., AMI with al Der strength 10 an 100, in
re5istey-not 10 hesitate, not TO pau,e mo-
Jrent. Ti,s safety Of ma ions. the welfare of so
cieiy. the happiness of mankind all. all depend
upcD her Jciermmaiisn. She has il in her pow
CT 10 lay Ausrria, Russia. EngIasd under eier-
nal charlottesville can rescue Europe from the
fangs OF shs ususper--she can al,ate his pride.
ss.sa,e his malice, and confosnd his deyicesr--
She can save tbs world
November 2.
The FAST Bulletin (the Ah) or which our
Seadets were in possession before the ar.
rival OF these papers, brought down the
operation OF he two armies 10 the action
OF Gutzenbufgh General Mack had then
taken up : position at Ulrn Bonsparte's
gfest Ubjeel was 70 force the Austrians 10
evacuatc the right Bank Of the Danube,
ind concentrate themselves on The left
Baak at U.m &thr environs.--Yet after
the action oil iilnH zburgh The Austrisns
sill nIsinisined themselves upon the Her,
and Il cir I,ue extended 10 Wemmirgen
their left being at Dim, and their rigbI
OF Memmingen Whist The divisions OH
der MarshaIs Nsy and Lsnnes pressed
clpser,5wards Ultp, Marshal So1lt march.
ed againa, the A,is'risn left wing at Mem
rlingsn.. IIe arrived before The town on