Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13

;ranl asny W of ,hs papers we hive re-
Ps .sa tba. ths.emperor Of the llsn. .;.h io
s.s eve, entered Vienna, but nc was WIZ
sciaaSy s s Of that capital. aud no enc.
isw 's aSose him. In fact ne only delayed
10y g - 10 order toadjust some eefemo-
b's GNU ~ ,o.make il more solemn and Inn
pla', s;vs Il will appear incredible snas
r Ca, empire should be overshroWn 10
nisuv and without one battle 10 which
SIX wss Zen, yalor of the nasien was display
ns The The public are already IN possession
81 ao.rstions of the French'army upto
4 { 'a Oscillation !; of Ulm. Immediately Ak
tue s event the grand army pressed tor
!. ). ~ for the capital ofthe Austrian empire.
We, wa ,.,issance which II experienced IS dc.
a as n the bulletins of the army which
'aA, shsll hereafter notice. Thasis could
W .h,ys been considerable, the rapid ad>
~. .s of the French, affords conclusive e.
.asoce. The battles which were fought,
w.. reese mbIe, war of skirmishingt Tor
ao,,s. than battles which were>to determine
(. fare of mighty empire
From the accounts published in the
r,-och bulletins, is appears tina, the meet
;or and defeating their enemy were the
anne. The modern Caesar, may III imi,a-
,;,o Of the ancient, say veni, vidi, vici the
Austrian cabinet appears Nd less confound-
u. than the armies are dismayed. The
.mneror of Austria abandoned4his capital
oo.,he approach of the French, and ret'red
- Bohemia. We cannot in this place re.
.;.t the insertion Of an anecdote of Bona
narte. wen known in the diplomatic Circles
=, Paris, and'related to us by gentleman
of yeraeisy from France. Some time last
aum,nsr, Bouapar:e in speaking toghs Aus
,r;ao minister observed. 8. Your master
wants war, does he ! tell him from me,
,hs il he ob!iges me 60 go to- war will
sleep 10 his bed before Christmas" That
he viii perform his promise thepresent de-
tails sufficiently prove.
10 Italy the French arms have!in every
instance been attended With success, bat
the archduke Charles, has contended with
Masssna like soldier, aud obliged MS su.
perior enemy 10 purchase at some expense
the victories which he has gained, Ii APP
pears to be the determinations of the Aus.
triaa and Russian generals roconeenter atl
their forces in Bohemia; the Austrio-R
siao army has retreated into that kingdom.
The king of Prussia Notwithstanding all
the sauguinehopes entertained OF hisbecom-
ing membcr of the confedesacy, adheres
to his neutrality, or rather continues his
partiality for France, and his uuconquera.
bic hatred of Austria. kyery exertion we
may imagine has been madet to detach
him frsm his system. The, emperor of
Russia arrived at Berlin the 25th of Octo.
Der, where he was receited with every
mark of distinction suitable 70 his exalted
rank, but the main object of his visit, it
Goes not appear probable, will be accom-
plishsd.
Notwithstanding the sutcessesof France,
she is rasing another formidable army OF
100000 meu to follow the grand army eli
,hsr TO second It's. operations, or to act as
ao army ct reserve In case OF need.
Fraace has concluded a treaty with the
king Of Naples and two Sicilies, by which
itissnpuiaaed, that France will withdraw
her troops from. the estates of that king,
provided he viii not permit-the forces of
the cosihlasd powers to pass through his
domlnioDs, We shah publish this treaty in
cufnext. In her finances, France expert
snces great embarrassment, upon which
saoJectw refer our readers to an article
IN this days paper In addition to which
the Grea, Banking house of Recamier, has.
salpendediss payments.
the English grand expedition had ar.
rlsed at Cuxhaven, the French. appear to
fsfeati: WIN derisiop, nor from,he present
aspect OF affairs does it appear probable
mat It viii &c able to render any important
services TO the cause of the allies,
10 several of the Paris and some of the
0s'man Journals, continental peace IS
supposed 10 be certain and Immediate. tt
wa oe observed that the Emperor of the