Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-06

= -. SASeeu tne en;h
siasm OF JOY at Berlin, On !earn;r .u.aa,
the Emperor Alexander was safe as mat
playing the most iranscend.u, hs.a; us
Government have also received .dn;'
from respectable quarter, de,.ilo, ss'
ny particulars the ssm of which ,.sn .aa'
be that on che second the French a,,...
their allies on their march; thu, the, y!
rec.ed their whole efforts agains, the -. ~
ire, which not being formed when N. :.
tack commonwealth succeeded in d.f..,
ing, after blosdy conAic, Of .,v.s.
hours in which, the centre lost the ,ho,
Of It's cannon that the allies re,r..,.s
from the field Of Wischau. and did ~.
scsm to have been followed by the Fr,nsh
30 ,has shs empsssror Alexander who bsd
displayed the most determined eou,s,. ~
the I'd. renewed the battle co she Sd ( III
and by bis ardent fortituks sud esspal.
turned the fortune of the consuan i. {,
'vor of lhs Russians. He rode ,hroueh
the nsst tremendou. fire calling out I r.
the army "Nct0ry or dsath !" which vas
returned by ordinations from hi, troop
they $ never wouldfersske their empsrorr
The Russian, having lost their artillery o,
the I'd, were during the following DAY, Or
deredto fight with the sword & byene&
the final result was, tina, tie cInpuor re.
covered all his cannon, and tn. Hhol.
ground he had lost.-Thc French ver.
driven from she field beyond Au.,stlr,
where the battle of the second commenced
and afterwards retired behind tss SuMa,
with their left a, Brunn, and their righ. a,
NicheIsbe!g. No details have been re.
ceiyed of the killed and woaaded On ether
side"
,CoBBErT's REMARKS.
This, if true, is very pleasing ihtslll
gence !; and, whsn so much Of d-tsh isglv.
en-, one would hardly suppose it possible 10
be false, though coming ou, Of Whitehall,
had we not already read sheiblllsun Of the
18th, ct the far better part Of which this
lsss baIletin contains contradiction. Who
would not haveshongh, from the bullctiacf
the 18th tia. the battle of the I'd had b:tu
fought at Wischau, and tina. tn. allies re.
malned on the field OF battles 1t now se
pears, however, that the battle of theadwas
begun at Austerhtz, and that the allies re.
treated to Wsschau, a distance of about 10
English mixes. The story of27 900 French
killed, Of Bonsparte's being wounded, and
of his proposing an armis,ice, IS completely
conrradlcted by this second oiheialbullstlni
aad, it 10 impossible not to receive even a'
contents with great dis,rus,, when wshudi'
acknowledging tina, the allies were defeated
on the I'd. when the bulletin OF the lin
had represented them. to have obtained a
victory. The battle of the Cd, ended 10
- victory; !" but, it being impossible to
keep up the belief Of that for any length OF
time, it is, in the next bulletin, allowed"
have been asteat; but, at the same time
i, is asserted, that the allies have n'7V s"
a victory.
The account Of the battles OF the 80 ana
eth, rests, as far as this intelligence goes,
Upon the report q an -Estafetts, Who 10 al
likelihood, knew what would please inv
person 10 whom he made his reqor'. Du.
allowing his report to have been corree''
really cannot see, that mach has been ga"
ed BY the allies, eScep, an reputa!lob'-
That, indeed, is a great deal. 10 nave
fought al last; barely to have fought at"I
rnd ola retreat, or ratkcr running away"
6ve Hundred miles, across rivers ana WV
fortified places more numerous than arc w.
bastalicns in the army Of their enemy ia
coed deal. they have fought, and renew
ed the fight with stiff Wounds they 0Sa,'
at las, drawn blood of their Antagonist
This looks well. 1t Is rational gFpuu.
for hoping that we shall hear OF so"s.n ,".'
more. But, here seems TO be the u'" :s
xren, Of the advantage; tor as TO aaYl ~!
beaten the French, there is, al! the 'n''"
,euce fairly considered, not the least ap
oesrance oft, the French army, acoofo%s
% this last bulletin Of our government. y,
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