Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16
NINTH BULLETIN,

ElchinRcn, Oet. II.
s.: The Emperor has juf iGucd the fubjoined
proclamation and DEGREES:
g Elis nsjeay fst off for Augfbnrgh at noon
this day.
We are now in the pofIefion Of an accurate
: liz of the army which was fhut up IN UIm. IL
confiicd Of 4. 900 men, TO which number the
5000 wounded being added the total amounts
TO at, 900. There were ALTO found IN the place
90 pieces OF artillery, with their carriages and
ammunition, and SO Rand of colors.
q, Nothing can form more friking contrst
than the dfponsion OF the French army, and
that of the AuH,isn army. In 'hc French ar,
my heroifm is carried 10 the hisbeA pitch in
the Auarian army detection has reached its
IowcR level. The Auitrian folder Is paid 10
paper money he can remit nothing TO his fam
ily, and he il III taeaied. The French folder
thinks only of glory. thon fsnd sraits might
he particuarzId ike The following :-Breid.
priyatc,in he 18Th, was abcuttc have his thigh
ampu,sssd--Lilc was already almot extinguifh-
rd--At The u Icmcnt when the !nrgejn was pre-
pa .ine 10 ops rate. the folder ffoypei him"
know thar / rhsllno fatsiyc she operation. :"
faid he, bat So matter +! The lois Of one man
will rot prevent, thc 10Th from marching with
!, their bsyor.n extended, ard fcrmed 10 three
rani }, sgainf ihe euemy."
>, The rmotror had occaGon to complain OF
nothing excep, tile sxceaivc ardor Of the ioldiers.
; The &c 77ih light inisoisy, which arrived be-
fols ulu, Iathed into the place ; and 'hus, duI-
ine the ca,i.ulaton, the whole army were 10
anxious 10 nosm, fhat,he Emperor was obliged
20 declare !, a, hi, poflive intenticu, that the
:. place Mould ror he aormsd.
!. I" The 6ra column of the prifonera az Ulm
has juR begun its mzrch e., France. The fol-
lowing Is a aftstemcut Of the total ofour psifon-
ere. st le.a OF thofe sstpsy known TO have
beea taleu, With thei- prefcnt fi,uations -
!. 10, 900 at hlsbprsh, $4,000 At Uim, n 900
At Donaua erlh, srd 1000 alieady on their
march Coz Tupce.
ss The cMpelor, in his proclamation, iays
that we have r,ade Sc, 900 priioners il Is pru-
: ibabc tla ,Kcy exceed thar number. He fate,
the captured asnuards at 90 $ IL 10 a!fo probable
that thcic sr1oant 20 greater numbef.
"Thc Emperor addfeged the Autrian Gen
erals whom be fcnt for az their army was Sling
past him, in the following terms g." Gentle
: men. your mater carries on an unjuh war.
!, tellyou plainly, know not for what ] am
fighting !; know not what can be required of
re. IL i not in this army alone that my refour-
ces confa, though were this the cafe, Gill my
army and mylelf would make confderable pro-
prefs. But L fhall appeal to the teAimoay OF
yoSr own priioncrs Of war, who will fpcedily
pafs through France /; they will obierve with
their own eyes the fpisit which animatcs my
rcopIc, and with what cagcrneis they flock 10
my Aandsrds. This il the advantage of my ma
ton, aud my petition. AT a Jingle word 400,
ooc volunteers crowd to my Randard, md In
fix weeks become good ioldieu-whereas your
recruits only march from compuGon, and do
no, become folders but after ievetai years.
"Iwould give ny brother the Emperor Of
Germany one fusher piece of advice--let him
ha0cn 70 max peace. This is the moment to
recnilea Mat all Empircs have an end-thc idea
that the dyoaay of tie Houfc of Lorraine may
have arrived, fhould irnpre!s him with terror.
I" de6rc nothing upon the Continent. |
want hips, colonies, and commerce and IL is
as murh your in,ercA as miue that ihould have
th.m." t
an. Mack replied. that the Emperor Of
Germany had not w,fhed for war, but was COM
PEELED 70 il by RufTis." "Lf thai Be tie csjf,"
iaid the Emperor, ftss yss are NO b.gsv .
pososr."
"MoR of ,he Gcnesal, have confeirsd how
difsssceable this was wss 10 them, and how mucE
the, we're affected TO fee Ruiian army in their
country. They condemned thar blind iyaem
Of politics. which would bring TO the centre Of
Europe people accuaomed to live in an uncal-
tiystsd country, aud who. a. well as their fore
fathers, nigh, take fancy to feu!c ina milder
Climate.
"The Emperor has treated Lieusensut Gen.
eral Kleoau (whcm he knew 40 commander OF
tho regiment of Warmierl with much civiIisy,
~ zlfo the Lieutenant Gen-rsls GiuIay, Got.
tsiheim, Ries, aud the Prince of Lichtenaern,
&c. comforting them in their ri'fortsnes. and
telling them that war hss in chances, and that
though frequently ecnqueross. they might fone-
times be conquered"
qSs IMPERIAL HsSS. Ssa,hs, at EkJisysx.
t,tti. On. al. At.