Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-17
NEW YORK. March II.
Latsf Foreign Meous.
Thirty Erlf Bulletin of the Grand
Army.
AusterAitz, nth Frimaire, year a.

s''''S' A7R'r fe"e"'e, ySN i -.
The Emperor SET cut yesterday from
sAus,erlitz, for his advasced posts near
Sarutchi, where he placed himself near his
blyouae. The Emperor of Germany was
no, long in arriving there. The two mon.
archs had an Interview which lasted two
hours. The Emperor of Germany did
not cancea! bolh 90 his side and GA that
of the Emperor of Russia the coutemp,
they ftl+ for the conduct of England. --
They are set of shop, keepers he repeat.
ed, who SIT the Continent on FIRE ia or.
der to secure to themselves ths trade of
the werld.
These TWO Princes agreed,on an arms.
lice and on the principal conditions Of
peace which is to be negotiated and ter.
minated within few days. The emperor
OF Germany then Informed ,he Emperor
that the Emperor Of Russia likewise de.
signed to make a ssperate peace thas he
entirely abandoned the affairs Of England,
and no longer took any Interest in them.
The Emperor Of Germany frequently
repeated 6 There is no doubt but that in
her dispute with England. France is in the
right" He solicited also truce for the
remainder of the Russian army. The
Emperor observed TO- him thar the Russi.
an army was surrounded. and thar not
man could escape: but added he, I" de.
sire TO do something agreeable 10 The m.
ror Alexander, will suffer he Rassiar,
arny so pass will stop the march of
my columns, bu6 your majesty must pro-
mise me that che Russian army will return
into Russia and eyscuate GERMANY and
Austria and Pyussian Pe!and.' Such /.
the intention OF the Emperor Alexander.
replied the Emperor of Gem j can
assure you, besides YOU NAV convince
yourself Of ii IN The course Of ths nipbt.
by your own officers,
Its asserted that the Emperor said to
the Emperorcf Germany, when he asked
him TO come near the fire of his blyouac
/" receive you on the only palace have
Inhabited for these TWO months past" The
Emperor Of Germany replied laughing
g vous tirez ST bon plrti dc ceste hab,ta.
ton, qu'elle doit sous plai,e.") 1t has
been SO much loyour advantage, that do
not wonder. at is pleasing YOU This is
as near as could be understood the words
which dropt from him. 1'ht pun eron.
suite OF ne TWO princes were not SO far
distant bat that they heard something thar
was said,
The Emperor accompanied the Emperor
OF Germany TO his carriage, and caused
prince Llchs;enstein and general prince
So be ptssen,ed to him !.
after which he returned to sleep at Auster.
lilz.
Every 'niorms'ion is collecting for the
purpose OF writing FINE descl :ption of The
battle Of Austerlilz. A great number Of
engineers are drawing up The plan of the
field Of barle. The loss of the Rnssians
mas been immense. Generals Kutusow and
Bnxhowden were wounded. Ten Or IL
generals were killed. Several aides.de.
camp to the emperor of Russia and rrea,
number OF officers of distinction los, their
ives. 1t is not 120 pieces af cannon. b,t
$50, which have been taken. The enc.
ny's colamns which threw themselves into
he lake were favored by the ice, but the
'anaonade broke il and two whole columns
we're drowned Ca The evening Of tbe
lay and for several hours during the night.
he emperor rode over the field Of baI,I.
md caused the wounded to be carried a.
way, horrible spectacle, if ever there
vas one. The emperor moun,sd on We.
y fleet horse, galloped along as swift, A.
lghtning; nothing was more affecting than
Q see these brave fellows recognize him
u the .hsld, some forgot their sufering,s