Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
LITE AND IMPORTANT FOR
EiGN INTELLIGENCE.
Naory o0er the Allied Armies.
THIRTlETH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

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The ON Fnmiire, the Emperor upon recciv-
ing The communication az the full powers of
MeHrs. de Stadium aud de Gimlay. offered pre-
viounv an arm,Aice, for The purpofe os lps'ing
the siflion OF blood. IL the enemy really had a
miod 20 make an arrangement and come 10
drhnitive accommodation.
Bar it WAS caiy for the Emperor TO perceive
thar the enemy had other rojecss; and a. the
hope OF fucce(s could not come Co the enemy,
bu, from The ide ofthe Rollian army, he eaGly
conjettured ,ha, the negotiation. were no longer
any thing more 'han rsDS de ssern 20 lull his
vigil,nce.
The 9TH at nine O'Clock in the morning
cloud OF CqG,cks, fuppored by the Rattan
csv,lrv, made the advanced poas Of prince Ma.
rat fall back. furoundcd Vlfcbau aud took
there 50 men on foot OF the 9th regiment OF
dTsg,ons. 10 the conrfs al the day, the Em.
peror of Rutias repaired 90 ViichsD, and the
whole Roiia army took petition behiad that
town.
The Emperor had fent his d.de-camp. Gene
raj Swary, 10 compliment ,be Emperor of Rui-
ga as iuon as he was appnied of that prince
being arrived at the army. General Sayaty Sc
turned at the moment whco the Emperor was
reeonnoi,uiug the fires OF sic eo,my's bivsEae
placed a, Viichsu. He beftowed great praiie on
the good reception. the graccs and good per.
fonai fen,iments of the Emperor Of Ruilia, ana
even Of the Grand Dcke CcnAsntine, who
fhowed him evesy kind ct care aod attention
bnt il eafy Tor him TO perceive from the
ferries of convcriations which he had for three
DAYS with aboos thirty coxcombs, who. nndcr
,iiffctent titlcs. flrrouad she Emperor of Reiia,
thar ptcfumption, imprudcncc and inconhdcrs-
cy would reign in thc dccifons of the military
cabinet, as they had rigaed in thofe of the
political one.
An army thus conducted, could not be long
without committing faults. The emperor's
plan was from ihst mouenr 10 wait tcs thcic
faults aud to Sa,ch The moment for prohting
ot them. iic Immediately gave orders fo' his
army 10 retreat retired oy night. as IL he had
met with defeat, took a good petition three
leagues behind, caufed his men 10 work with
great oaepratioo in ioui,ying il and in erecting
batteries.
He propofsd an interview TO the Emperor Of
Rudis, who Zen, him his sid-dc. camp. Prince
Dolgorouki : this aid DEF camp might Iemsrk
,ha, every thing in the coun'cnsnecr OF the
French army denoted reie've and timidily.
The placing Of large guards, the Notifications
making in the ulmoa hsac, all fhowed the
Runi.n Offices an army halt beaten.
Againa The cuhom of tie Emperor, who ne
yer receives with 70 much cumipcction hags
Of truce at his head quartcIs, he npsired him
iclf TO the advanced poas. AiIer the hra COM
pIiments, his Rrilian officer attempted 10 fart
political qachion,. He snumed upon every
thing with an impeltncncc difficult to be i'm
agined he was 10 the moa abiolntc ignoreoec
Of the in;erefs Of Europe, and OF the 6tuaIion
of the continent. He wss, in one word. az
yonog trumpetcr of EosIsnd. nc fpcke to the
Emperor az he fpssks TO RuiIian officers, whom
he has lorg provoked by his haugtincs and Ill
ufage, The Emperor contained his indigna-
zion, and this young man who has gained con-
GdersbIe influence over the Emperor Alexander,
rcturned full Of the idea that the FIench Army
wss on the eve .ot is spin. One may be con-
WINGED OF what the Emperor mud have 'ufcfed.
VIXEN IL is known that towards The end Of the
converfstion, the Prince p:opofcd 70 him 20
give up Belgium and TO place the irop crown on
the head OF the ,moa inpiscsble enemies OF
France. An thefe different aeps fulfilled their
Infection. To beat the French army was no
longer she qaeitioo, bot to turn and take IL !, il
bad done 10 mach enly through the cowardicc
OF the AuRrians. !, is s6erted that !cvefaI old
AnRri,n generals vino had made campaigns a.
gaina the Emperor. warned the council that iI
was NOT with fpch confidence they ought 70
march agaioa an army in ~hich there were 70
many old folders and officers Of fhe fra merit.
They fsid ihs, they had feen the Emperor re.
duced to ha ndiol Of men, in the mpa dificolt
eireumasuces iofnre bis victory by 'apid snd
osforelesn operations and deafoy shc mott nom
erous armies that there however,no advantage
had been Obtained thai, on the contrary, all
the &irmifhes OF the advanced guard os the 6rit
RuGian army had been to the advantage OF tbe
French army 10 thefe obfessations. their pre-.
fsmptucus youthsoppofed the brayesy OF Soooo
Rafians. the enihs6sfm inipired into shcm BY