Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
FIFTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
BYnuzas, o'o Byanairf, Jtay -.

that every ppuI q1tNioheo 'hu'.--tis "N
Ihe Ruflian army Fas vssy diftern,iy nnPo'ee
towards the French army from What II wa
the laft ws,--lhsr the psiipnsfs VINO nae
returned from France, prsiied The fIc"ef
country and The French very mach--tha' there
were 6 Of them in hi, company, Who az 'hs
moment of their departure from Poland were
fent far,her--,hsi had all the tren retarned from
France been LETT in ,hc regiments. they souia
pndcub,edly have all dciereS---ihat the Kui-
Gsns werc icIy 10 6ght Tor fhe Germans, " nom
they do NOT love, and that they bad high
opjnion OF French valor. Bsing aRcd ~heiher
they loved the emperor Alexander, he ani~ried
that they were TOO milefabie 60 bear biD any
attachmt n,--ihat the folders loved the emner-
or Paul better, but that the nobility preferred
the Emperor AIexsnder--,hst the Roiiiss', 10
general. were i,hGcd 10 have qniued their
counrry, becaufe they lived better aud we're bet
,.r na;d-thst they all wilhtd not 10 return 70
RuGIa. aud that they preferred irtiling in other
cliraa,es to returning under tic rod Of 10 bard
a di(cipIiue-,has they kneu The Apa,'ans had
loe all their battles, and did na;hing bur weep.
Prince Morat Fat ou, 10 pn'foit OF tic enemy.
He overlook rhe rear guard of the Aultfian', Tx
,hc ufand men Aron9, upoD the road to Nieio-
bach 20 perceive and charge it was only me
fame thing for his cavllry.--This rear guard
W., differentiated upon, The heigns OF Ried. Inc
enemy. cavalry then rallied 10 procure the
pslIare ~ ,he infantry through dchle. but
The n a regiment OF rangers s'd he diyiiIoh o.
dsaaoon, Of general Beaumont, routed 'hem,and
ru(hed with the cnemy's infantry into the de-
file. The Ere OF mukeiry was very brik, bot
,be edarknefs OF the night fagrs this dishon OF the
enemy rsr, are diipeiied through the woods.
a. ,h,, only FIVE hundfe3 were rsde prIione1.
Prince Masat', advanced guard pofed i'ieli at
Hasg. Colppel MonibTon, St ihe It rangers,
ccye5ci himielf With glory. The 8th regiment
of dsspoons ippporyed ir old rePnta-
,;or. A AousI,cr. msFer II This regiment having
nj. haed Chot off. Esd 5tiore ,he pnnee, the mo-
uen, lie uss pafing by, iIefrei my hahd, ne
cauie IL can no NOSE ietye our brave enff'Sr.
7 he emte,o, ppcp learnicg 'ns us,', ia,d' =
recognize in st,is The ientimenis Ut the S'n. Let
,his aoarter mater be appointed TO sn ad'an'
,sseou, polt according 20 his a,naiion, Ia me
palace OF Vedsies."
The inhabitants of Braunau, according to
cnaom, had carried home 10 their hor'es paE'
O the proviGors from the magazines ~ 'h'
town, A proclamation csuf;d tic whole d
,heIe o,oyilions 10 be brough, back. Iheft
are a, ,tefen, thoufaod lscks OF ilorr,a a great
quantity OF cats, mag zines OF ordinance cf al
Kinds, very 6ne ma9atstien. sno hxty thco'
fand ration, of bread which we were IN gtea
want OF part o. them have been diHfibutet
20 the corps Of narfhsl Soul,.
Ma,[hsi EeInalo,te is arrived at Salzhurgh
The eneny retieated 10 the road OF Coin'hi'
sod Wels. A icgiTent OF infantry ATTEMPTED
10 make ftapd at lhe village OF t1allem : I
was forced 10 sc,iIe to the village OF Coihng
where ,he MARTIAL was in hopes that genera
Kellcrmsn would conilivc 10 cut off It's TetIsa
and capture t.
The inhabitants sNert thar in his uneshnels
the emperor Of Germany sdvaneed az tar
Wells, where he learned The diisiter that ha'
happened 20 hi, army. He a!io learned then
the clano,s OF bis people ot Bohemia and Aoi
,,ia sasinfl the RuiIians who qiundss and raV'ii
IN 10 nubridled manner. ,hat ,hs i"hsbltant'
w;hed for the arliva. OF the FFench, to deliver
thcm from ,heie ingoisr allies.
Matfhsl BavouIt, with his body OF the ARM
ha, poR,d himi, Il between Ried ard llaag. AZ
the other corps OF che army a's IN iuii move
men, bu, the weather is dreadful the inou
has fallen foot deep, Which has rsndeltd ~
roads sde,eilable.
The miniter fccrtary of aate Maret IA
joined the emperor a, Brauaau.
The eleSlor OF Bavaria is returned to Mn
Mich ne was received with the srcateR enihu
ilafln by the inhabitants o. ha capital.
Several mail, frou, Vienna have been inter
septea The la,ea eiIen ~ets OF The issh OCT
Ihc inhsbi,ants had begun u receive news o
the crpascnen, Of W,ringen IT ipiead m
great, L .coparrra,;on. Prov ilcn. were deaf be-
sond purchait. FAMINE neoscsd Vienna. How
ever the na,vea was abundant; bat nc, depre
ci,,ion OF ,he papsrcuucucy and of the anie
mats, whieh loa up sasds OF fosty per cent. 9a'
raiird svesy ihius 10 he hish.r p,iee. bse,I
body va, psrlusdce Of the fpesdy fall OF tb
Auariar paper ournncy. les ~:
The fs,men would no longer exchange thsi
pr,yi6ons for paper of no ,aue.-- here
not a man in Germany out conhdsss the Englsl
a, the ar,hors OF the var, acd the Emperor
Francis ana Alexander a. the victims OF their in
,r;ouc,. There is not rerfon bu, fays: ther
nil hr NO prscc a. long Is the ohgarchs covers