Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
Continuation of'Late and IMPORTANT
European Intelligence.
TWENTY-FIVE. BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND ARMY.
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ur Schoen6rat'n, .Nov. Is.
fr'nce Murat and The corps OF marshal
Lanes Yesterday overlook. the Russian
army at Halabrunn. a skirinish Of ca
VARY took place, but the enemy imrnedi.
ately abandoned the field leaving 100 bag
gage Wagons, in our hands.
The enemy had effect junction, and
the dispositions for. an attack were made.
when an Austrian Hag of ,rncc advanced
and REQUESTED permission for the ,roons
OF the emperor of Germany 10 separate
themselves from the Russians. Their
request was scccded TO.
Shortly after, The barron yyip,zinpe.
rode, aide de-camp gen. to his msiestv
the emperor o! all The Russias, presented
himself at the advanced posts AID Offer. 4
10 capi'pa,e for the Russian army
i,rnce Murat intended 10 consent 20 r.
but the emperor of France did 10, an.
prove OF the equalization. The emperor
CID not give his assen, to il, because ,b;s
equalization is kind of treaty, far ,h<
ioihlment OF which NJ. Wintzngerodr
aid not shew his powers from the EN-.
peror OF Russia. liz the mean time his
majesty on ordering his army To march
declared, that if The emperor Alexander
who, was in The neighborhood should a.
gree TO q capnuiation, he was ready n
ratily it.
zen. ViaianDes, commanding the ca.
ya!Ty OF marshal Dayoust, has enter,
freshurs, gen. count de Palfi has writ.
ten letter to which marshal Davons,
has returned IA answer. The Two 4. ,.e,s
are subjoined.
a body of 5000 Austriars have in.
t.snched themselves in The position of
Waidemanchen on the bordt rs of Hobe-
ma gen. eafa5uay d'Hill.s-s, al The he'd
CT battalions of dismoonted dragons
marched against that corps which preti.
pltately abandoned their posts.
lie had arrived ON the eic:h al Tr;ni,v
IN Bohemia and expected 10 uyer,ake The
above corps.
Marshal Ney has been appointed r.
take possession of he i'yroI He aco,,i,.
ted himself with his usual in,rep,liiy and
sasacity. He turned the forts of Scharnilz
ana Newstark and soon made himself
master OF them. In his office he took
1900 men, stand of coloss and ls 6e,d
pieces.
On The 9th. at P. y. he made hi, en.
try into lnspruok. H. there found a,
arsenal filed with artillery, 6 600 nns.
kets and an immense quantity of Powder.
The same day ne entered Halle, where
he ESQ took possession ofyery large and
valuable magazines, of which he has mo,
yet g'sen ain Inventory. The arch duke
john, who commanded in the 1'yrol, es-
capped by The way Of Luchsthal. He or
dered co,hel to deliver the maeaz;nes
into the hands oi the French and tn r.
commend to their generosity 1900 sick
who were at In pruck.
10 ali these glorious deeds, has been
added scene which has touched IN.
hearts OF ell The soldiers. During the
las! war, the 76ih regiment Of die line.
lost two standards in the Crisons. This
loss has been tog lonc time GeepIy In.
men;ed by chat corps. These brave men
knew that Europe had not Forgotten ia.,,
misfortune, though il could no. accuse
them OF Cowardice, These Standard HE
subj=et OF such noble regret, have been
found III the arsenal Of Inspruck. One of
the Officers recognized them, and ,hav
were Immediately surrounded by The sol
Giers. When mafShal hey restored
them with the usual ceremonies, tears
trickled down tic cheeks of The veteran
soldiers. The young conscripts were o.
verJOyed at having assisted in retakine
those standards, which were wfes,ed from
their elder brethren in arms by the vicis
STUDIES Of war. The emperor has given
orders to have this affecting scene com.
-memorated, by an embIematic engraving,
The French soIdiery entertain lor their
cciors, an attachment that borders on We
nerstion. They regard them with The
same affection, as present from the
hands of a mistress.
Gen. Klein has made an incursicn into