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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
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NIGHT SCHOOL.
The fubfcriber returns his grateful

The fubicriber returns his grateful
thanks TO his friends and patrons, for ticir past
favors and liberaiity towards, him !; and begs
leave respectfully to inform them, and the in
hahitants Of Alexandria generally, that he will
commence his NIGHT SCHOOL on Monday
the 22d instant, at MS Academy in Prince
street.
yoang gentlemen, DESTROYS of becoming &C
ouaiistcd with the arts of Surveying, Naviga-
siaa .se Of the Globes, or any ofthe different
saaacaes OF tie Mathematics, will meet with
Gge .ttension from
William Slade.
sspteInber aea dst2au
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FOR Rem l.,

The STORE, on Prince-strset, between
Fairfax and Prince street, lately in the occu-
patton Of Mr.. Ramsay. It is well calculated
fors dry or wet goods store. The rent ro.
dcrsts. Apply %
William HedSGoa.
Sent Is q
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Hamslton's WorMs-dc5troysag L.
Zs2gsS.

By waich many thousands hare been re-
lieved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of worms and osner Instructions IN the
stomach and Bowels.
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HamsLton's E5sencs ant Extract
of Mustard.

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rheumatism, sprsias, pains in the face and
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Rohsrt 7. Hoo&, j1iaes II. q
dooe, asd ,}oisn ltunc4si3F,
trading under the Erm Of
RI. i.9o:, S CO. aG,t John =;
ard bxanett Forbes, Hex
an1sr Henderson, Jun. and
Joan E'IFeE, dJsndHgt8.
lEE defendants alexander HendelIG
5 iun. and John anl Bennett Forbes, no
haI':as entered their appearance and given se'
curly according to the act OF assembly andae
russ o. tkis court, and appearing to the sg1s'
SactioD Of the court, upon aaddagit tAat die
ssia defendants Ale%ander Henderson, junior
AM John and Bennett forbes, are not i1haDl'
ants OF tbs dist.ict,on motion of the sad COM
nIaiiaatS by their counsel, Il is ordered, tEa
the s.ld Gefsndul,,s DO appear here On the iiLa
day Of November term next and answer tgs
biz Of the complailants and that copy oil u4'
ordss be forthwith inserted in both Of the puO'
lie newspapers published III Alexandra 0FtSo
Iacnths successfully, and that another copy u
posted ct the front door q the court mouse
SAID county.
e copy. Teste.
c.. Deneale, &C.
ca.,,n es DIN
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DIsTRIcr OF CoLuMBIA, COUNTY oE AAhN'
AYDRIA, &c.
JQly tern, iSo6.
WILLIAM CoLsros, Complainant ?
AUGUSTINE Gzouet, Martin e
GHescS and JESSE HANMoND' :
Defendants. <
~g'& He defendants Augustine Georges an
{ Marsia George, not having entered tlEa
appearance and given security according 10 w
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court sDl
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the c0u'
upon all lavis, that the said defendants Auga,
tine George, ard Martin George, are ~ ~. ~
habitants of this district-on motion .. IT,,
complainant by lis counsel, lTs orcerea' NV
the said defendants, Augustine GeoFs"
and Martin George, do appear here on ~,
first Gay of November tern next, anu 'r
their appearance to the suit and give seeu, ~
for performing the DEGREES of the court 40
that the other defendant Jesse HammonSl .4s
not pay away, convey, or secrete, tn s. us'
by him owing to or the estate ana en ns.n@
his hands, belonging to the said absent c esm
ants Augustine George, and Martin o'' rI
until the further order or decree OF tina ' :,b IL
and that a copy Of this order be forthw W. NIB
serted in both Of the public newspaper .ar,ey
Iisled in this county for two months ,s :, III
siyely, and that another copy be posIeu ,rs.
front door Of the courthouse OF saiu W.
A copy.-Test. E,
W dan
September 4.
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Haha's genuine Eye-Watey.

An excellent remedy for ali disorders ofthe
eyes, many persons having been cured OF 1T
when nearly deprived Of sight.
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The Sousresgn 0,ntraent for tn:

A speedy and eaeetual remedy, generally
removing the complaint At one application. 1t
may be safely used by persons OF every age.
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Thirty Dollars RfuaYd.

Sept. as.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-21
80 49, -, 8. a
: nil be SoH

On Monday inc. 1 sth day Of Decsmber
next, on the premises, 70 the highest
bidder, for Cash, TWOLOTS 10 the
sown Of Saathheld, Jefferson County,
sitaate on. the wsst side Of the New
street. No. 1, &c. adjoining Joseph
tone, George Fry. and others, On
which there serected 4 Daelling House,
. valuable Dissillery, &c. with q never
failing Stream 81 Iwster Turning through
said Lot. the said Lot, Be. being con-
ysyedt to the subscriber IN trust % secure
adebsdse from Jacob Kriek, 70 John
Endsiey. go sFs
MOSES SMITH, Tras.ss.
3. Noveinber ~, 1906. FL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-21

ry one ON It's presentation win, I an
persuaded. bsfare TWO years mosf
Follower %, Be held orthodox and 80
cred BY every man capable Of pnderstan-
ding i, on this side the !hountains-
I win NOT now, however further antici.
pate subjectI shall more fully handle
hereafter. A great previous questian
involving our dearest rights Ind indie.
:pcndence, viz. . how long these cis-
Allegheny countries win continue, a. 1t
present, members Of the Federal union,"
first demands our earliest investigafi.
on-and among the causes thas have re.
tarded or hitherto prevented die infor.
nation Of the people on both sides pf
the Allegheny on this subjeet-thers
seems no kesitation 70 enumerate the fol-
iowing-lst. An impolitic Jealousy Of
the growing wealth and consea uence Of
the western country, cherished under
various forms, BY 90 parties in power,
since the revolution-2dly, Commercial
prejudices in rlae Atlantic stakes-Sdly,
The general poverty Of large majority
Of the emigranss 20 thess western eopn-.
tries, and the greater facility they s3ps-
rience here Of settling themselves in o.
binary circumstance aboyswhatt they pos
sess to the eastward. z< 49, :. -.
II itbe unknown to our brethren on the
Atlantic-or disregarded there BY all but
merehants aud 6nanciers, that these Yves.
tern countries, in effect. kabor under
greater hardships than sper the old colo-
MES endured from Britaia,s, having be.
sides 10 digest nauseating drug Of Z
misplaced and entrusted delegation, le.
gislative and executive, which will con-
7tin,se to bear them down, under the share
they bear of the federal burthen that
every administration since the union,
has been influenced and ever must be 90,
bv a Commercial interest adverse or in.
different to the prosperity 6f the western
country; thatit must be the wish ofsuch
intetrst, to see my system eontinuedi
that prevents ali Increase Of the impost,
BY supplying federal revenuefrom other
; sources. If these things be withheld
from the knowledge Of the people by
their servants how loudly should we
shout from the mountains 70 the ocean,
and demand, E" for what beneficial return
ito ourselves do we pay an annual eontri-
button ofupwatds Of 5. Ooo, 0Oo of dollars,
appropriated 70 objects offederzleoncern,
10 way regarding our interest, present
or to come, whilst loo, 600 would suffice
Notwithstanding the goyeTpment or Hn-
I <sfnrheuts Of our country! But this, sir
j. only one Of the six motives l have
thought Of that must and win induce a
severance Of the els and trans Atlantic
stntts which I shall hereafter dsyelope." y
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HY M " : !.
:: Of Lorenzo De Mediei.

b, - - - = - svsa& 2 4s< >FF%@ -
Great God, bywhossdesermin laws Z
An natnre moves !! unceasing cause
Whose powert the uniystse controls!
Who from the cenral point decfeed :;
That fine his rapid tight sbouid apeed,
AsTound the Eternal circle rolls! :
At rest thyseif, ystaettvs still,
Thou 'nak'st and ehangest at ihY viii
f. Unmoyed alone, thou movest all
Whilst matter, eager 70 assuzne
New forns, from thee awaits les doom,
And hastens at Thy powerful call. ,
Firm On he ductile nlass imprsst =. ).
lWhatsser thy wisdom deems the best
+ Thou fashion'st with unbounded love;
Whist an the woHd' ring eye surveys
unfolds 70 rsa.on's clearer gaze. ! =
+ The sobser Asststyfs sboyss 49,. =: !: !
Revoived in thy external mind. i
Whate'er thy providence designed =
It's primal fashion there assnihedS -
TIL. all ID JUST dependence shown, II !
All futuse change to rhee toEsknoWn,
The whole in full perfection doomed.
r.&7 - ez5z u n s:r- II il 20
Then first thy uiightier chain vas bound
The struggling elements around. : 2 ;
TIN leash assumed its destined stand.
! Thy power their contraries controlled,
And moist spa dry, and hest aud cold,
Were harmonised at thy command.
Nor scales the ere tn emp, real height,
Nor sinks the earth's incImbent weight
Beneath the central darkness deep;
Bat tenpersd in proportions true, >
Each binding each in order due,
They learn their destined bounds 10
| ,e- kesp. r. ', = 80. I 80. y. -
DiGvsed,hrough Ill the mighty whole,
Thy goodness pours the living soul
i That actuates each remoter part.
Thy energy with ceaseless force, : =
Impeli the still returning course, =.
As midst the limbs the hsaSing heart.
From Thee, great Althor, al that lives
It's stated boon oflife receives, -
Ere iong agaiA RESTORED TO- Thee +
Each insect too minute 70 name ,,
Yet owns q portionof Thy aame, : J
Part Of Thy numerous family z,-1 ..
Resp'endeus cars Of 6ery GLOW -.
From realms of light TO earth below r.
Thy animated offspring bear:
And when this mortal rrial ends, ;
Again the glorious car attends ~ I"
80 wing them TO their native sphere
-. - ~ ~ = *
Grant then, my God, that raised Sublime
My ssul the arduons h.iEhts may climb
J. And gaze upon the fount of light!
Nor ever from. tie, place where shine.
That eloudless sun which meier decline.
Remove agaia i,s raPtured sight. +
Purge th6u, iSy God, ny visual ray
Banish these earthly mists away, -:
Great centre towards which al thinEl
* bend! , - -.
In thee done. eternal mind -.
The geod their final refuge Ind, ).
OF all Creator, Guide, and Ehd.
!. - :. e. =
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-CxktoCI u . tStbSt ttOm O1VuuHAh (Cs1
:. TO agentleman 10 New York, dated
Octobdr IS, 1906. -=-*sa@,--
I" Thu city has hereunder arms for
two nights past, expecting an insured.
1tion from The Blacks. II appears that
several meetings had taken place about
four miles from town where they had
agreed to attack the whites In the city
tiavy had appointed generals and other
oGiceTs. According 70 their plans they
we're to make three separate landing.
- one 81 Waynes wharf, one atthe4 coffee
House wharf, and one at the fort. :. They
wers thsn 70 set FIRE to the Town and
massaere the whites. But . diGerelce
existed between two Of their leaders,
md one Of them. divulged The secret
eariythe evening before yesterday, in
consequence Of which the, different esm-
pauies Of yolun.eers. were stationed TN
der the Bluff, md the Militia Of Spring
Hin, where twelve Of the head men OF
: the Insurgents were taken and will be
tried ID 1 few days. Having been 20
fortunate % 70 take the head men. we
have nov Think Hale - fear,a as the
resrapPear 10 be qpiet. 1''hs rgross
ere to die whites as eight TO one!
III l. :. -
- Or Mia AIDA Almost every ar.
rival from the West Indies brings some
accounts Of this extraordinary; character,
rachs ssneraily ii Variance with toe other.
+af crTfsf Ro,,rrs. From Cnrraeoa . in.
kcrsns ~, that on the s:h Of October,
sAitstbs,ng several times bred At, hs was
hoatdsd ~ z british brig Of war bsiong.
ingto MiEsnda's ss't;tdron, and treated
roughly. The commander informed
eaptaiu 3. that Miranda hed sailed ron
Afuba ut bA.badoes. ADD that most Of
his tortes had LEFT MIN. - - ~
..s.oaths other hare. Saptaia rM"trsy'
n the brig Ceres, % ls days iro;1a, III
n ee. sssus !. - K. Ma S.a.;s.d T. :"
.neso,,rs. - - s. g.
CAM. Muzxy. sof ,Ke brio ExcKadse.
Who leit Trinidad about The 2o,h Of Dc.
: ~, ..v. - ~. . .h,n GOING into III.
y S.,kn.,r ,.h;eh 4. '.,,ono. o 81 be- n.
$500, E.. = '.:sstit III =
r, ~ r. r. Nev.York papsf.
-. .,e% !, II $50 81 A. =.
= IN. e,n.an,n /, Of ,he shin Thames, at.
lived 4 Nsv. York from Amsterdam
s..cits ~, IS n, rkanu<i ne SPOKE lie
nl;.;.L 80. MA V;..k. sa,,d 90 infor.
800 - IA. i.auIerdal. lad re.
i,Tn.d from Pa,i, % London. : A ri.
-. - ! 1870 4 m.,rTdaH before Inc
1S..,.. .s;led f,he It1,h of Sepsrmberi
an. s: go MA iafen nl,e. berw.r1
-. Rs.n.S s.d p,..sian.l = and sthat
.ssStdsrssv n ike 'IoT.hsrn Fnowefs
. s.:.::r:t P,s.cs a, c.rt.;niy iormed.
AZ. h.s;as r.,a r.e,.;y,d auyS naper,
81" .T,sTe.s -. e..ao. youch ioi
a.;,h. ss;ei a n -. 1900. Z !.
'e fph;lad.lnSia Register. i
- - - -
= q =, sssssasessss t''''' :,
ts6 The following afticle, sxuae!sd iron,
iate Keue0ckS PAPER, viii bear full
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which BE offers g very reduced prices
forC ash OF Country Produce. =, -
Re hasalso just received ! anantity 81
cASIINGS among which are ten
plate BFOVE0. = sss=
: saArsiushss. Noyea.bsrai, 1905 =
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TLSrd Lhaihaht, M. Fit. :,
Exam m EnrLisk p, hl;ca.inr- :,

I When the present lord Stanhope vas
courtihg his FIRST wife, "a daughter yf
lord Chatham) tine father. found then
6ne morning engaged in somesfriepdlys
difference, which he wanted to know thc
teasbn Of. siNhy to tell you the truth,
my lord. 'said lord s. 1 iean'tset your
daughter TO 6x the day 81 marriasss and
rs you have come inso OPPORTUNITY, will
lyon be 80 good as to settle IL for us p
tOh, with all my heart, said He -. le,
me see next Friday VIM Be- Sc. Tho
mas div, the shortest day, and the
iaa,gest n;ehf-.-of course the prcperest
day % eonsummsse . marriage. The.
Young lsdy blnshed ! aud his iordship
claimed and possessetfths awardsof the
arhiratiok !, ..sIf -. -. r :,
Twas lord ChathaiA tha, appointed
general Wolfe 10 eommand At Quebec,
though contrary 10 the wishes Of the
Ministerat War, and etcn, % die ap-
poinunsnht cfthe kioE. ~ knoR,s laid
he, sthat mm win do his business pro-
perly without shslterinx himself under
FIRMS, or triHing cxpedirneiss; he u
young ind VIGOROUS too, and VIII NOT Be
subject % pessoaA attention, q older
officers , Lord Chatham' Eeneral max
I'm upouthis I'D SIMILAR OCCASIONS, Wa.
that ministers sho1id look otif men for
I;oihces, not Offices for men. hit =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-21

J "A letter ff6p Holland, &c the aosh
! August, states. that III the Barkimpor-
led there from the United Stsles, is6ad.
md not the real Peruvian The gentle.
man who communicated the Shove, isof
The opinion, from q pnmbersf eirrunstan.
yces which have occurred, that the Bark
IN general use In this eoputry u NOT only
Ehot The genuine Peruviah, but an abso.
lutte poison. An immediaee chemical
md critical examinasion Of this mctli.
cine by the faculty., hs thinks indispen.
able 70 the lives Of their patients and he
safety of,he eommunisy. asa
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-21

TIE .hovs=Addresse. .h.II h. ,,,;,,..a
WITH an eIeoan, and enrirele NJ. -.
- on rood paSeT ina duodec;r,., c. 80
md viii cout,in .ahout "a, n.o..' : }
fhev sh.ii he nea,iv round and l..,...,i
for 8 1 ys,--orS1 SokslfHoui,d ~.
All. n, aej;verv. of N. ,,o,L a 3 -
Tb.y .hall b. n,,t q nr..;sI :. .oe 90 :. .
.uisc;en. nnmber of ,nb.e,;l.r. e..
,sl6btaIn.d. and bni.hed vithone a.i.v !.
!, % -. 6 81 - .
- Ia, 10 THE PUBLAc. ~ Ell"
- ID. ~, a!..... d E. .sz
The present pn6lssher, assa menber
e sns. slssa g, u oaSu:'s g whieh
Una y. a,enly vaiuaole Wolk - addressed,
recommends y Partienlariy % has young
- ls' y person VINO reels Tor
Me Sood 9! ms country, and Tor the vel
fare Ct sesaety, ne doubts MOI win eon-
siosr e q onty 70 Patronize 2 work ofthis
kind. ...sE=. I :, Il ~ !:
- LIE aispositiops and manhers q
Young Msnmay be regarded = of the
greatest consequences both to the present
and future generatlons-An intercourss
with those Of worthy manners and digni-
ned department, Is, evidently, much
more efieaeious in moulding the Elinds'
and directing the actions Of others. dian
the highest authority, Wsthe Nisest En-.
ample, ofsge. How deeply society win
be affected, by the Connections which
Young Men shall form, and BY the sofiz
Sl,Rrf q, - ~ eI.,, .kaH kaII -. az. IL
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20 q. N b, !. II
A Gold hing. Inquire ofths Printer.
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w e. say partially completed, beeaGse
there are still obstruetions hetween Har.
pers Ferry and New sfeeSs which for
bid the use ofthat part ofthe rivermore
thin 2 or 5 months 10 ordinary years {;
; but from Harper's Ferry % -the tide,
and for about IS miles 81 the Shenan-
doah and 20 Of the Monocacy, We may
safely calculate cd toierable navigation
for : 70 6 months in the year /; and If We
could REDUCE our bnass 70 draw only. -
inches water loaded, which surely might
be done, VI should have the nse Of The
hest part OF theriver for months in The
year, aud Of the. whole from four TO six.
tWashington Fed.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-30

f1e uve 0cf0ck N the Wsx, We eutered J55fet
franco, and Chauffeur. h. d already occupied Sal
rathunda and Abatedo.-'H eCeneral in Chief fc,.
the neeei,y of granting fome boar. the want, Of
the army. In our march frou, Montebello we have
taken more than 500 priioneis
he right divion marched t.,v Yards Padua, wbes.
It arrives TO dav; the left went by the Settle Comnu-
M towards Baiiano, which it will ccupy tomorrow
l he army marches towards Pava.
PARIS, Esd B,.amsi, e (i4D Nsv.I
The following is extract of 3, letter from Min
dated the 9th November which contains details ref
Pecting the flight of the Archdu.ke Charles fubf.-
quent to thoie which read in the sch bulletin frs,,
the army Of Italy. AT the mon,ent in which
am writing to y"u the whole Of Italy nln have beene
Vaouated by the Aui'risns IL expe aed that they
would eidraVour to retreat through Styra and CORN,
tina, which might fll have afforded then, fome paC.
iages oy winch to eieane from the grand army Tie
Aichauke Chares believed that he faw more fpeedy
tween two fires. Autrian priloners and defer,.rx
come IN IN crowds They expref, Joy at fiudnr them
eVes among the French and above all at hav;np bret
20 eat. 'ney cannot express all the hardfhps which
,hey nave uttered contribution Of 400 600 franr.
mas neen impoed by the French on Verona. and one
49,. o,' raoua. The Aufrians have abandoned
vemee but 1t IS believed that it is YET oecup;e, h.,
the Ral,,ans' The greatcf JOY prevails in the I;pt.
But hould the rnnour NJ uy,n,;. -
corref' and the condition of Aufr;., Gscous y, ",
!n,'ity the fuppoftion of finch or even more 81.
lal dia'ters, the condition of Europe and W..
may 'av, of the whole civilized world 10 ~.
f So" tha all dsieripton full of forebodinrs. But
;ds, n nc maritime afcendancy of England, the
zoe. 20 OF aunIverlal monarchy feems to be ua,n
,ome'hing more than mere vil;onsrv ,h;,, muso.
In I comp,rifon of Bonaparte, Charles " ,,r
Lewis XIV. may indeed he pronounced n.sr..
- m,ierable driveers." What then are We -,
.hInk o, the melancholy afpeet of Europe. when
I'VE nee re- ner snns reduced to the necefty of ow
ing her preiervation from universal tefnotiGr
to the counterattinr mower of ano,har $3.50
T VINO mas never pofefIed power but to al,ueei,a
When iuch is the fta'e of fociety, ,b,, the ~,
rant OF the feas deferves to be hailed as tb..
trend of liberty, it lie time to adopt the cara.
ao ',; maxim of fome philofonbers, that the
.!u'pone or the moral univerfe is onlv main
Their. 700 "S"''W aho-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-30

On Saturday, the 18th inf the co,,.;, r.
ofate proceeded, according 70 the conai,n.;o,
10 the appointment of PRECEDENT of Connect,
ana OF courfe the Lieutenant Governor Of tIs
commonwealth, when the Honorable 49,.
AMBER M'RAE was unanimously elected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-30

a letter from gentleman at WILMINGTON 70
his friend in this city, announces the rumour
OF the mott important intelligence: Bonaparte
had dictated an armiftice at Vienna the En-
peror OF Auftra and the King of Hungary had
put all his frongholds and fortified places into
his hands as preliminary to the peace. that
was to follow; and Bonaparte, befdes leyyinp
a million OF dollars upon Peuiee, had levied en-
ormous contributions upon the two Auffrias.
the Tyrol, Coriathia, Syria, &c.
We know not what confidence is to be pIa-
ced in the preceding rumour but there is one
fact, which conhderaby flakes our faith.
We have carefully looked over our New-York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers, which
came by the Tuefday evenings mail, and thew
do not furnifh Jingle fact to corroborate it.
The ihip Huntrefs had indeed arrived at New
York from Bordeaux, but the political intel
ligence which ihefnrniihes "iS not 70 late as that
received at Norfolk by the Highland Mary"
The only interefting article is the following ad.
ditional bulletin from the army of Itsly. with
the extract which follows under the Paris head.
FIFTH OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE Ar
MY OF ITALY.
18th Brpuai,s
Alter Tome hours repofe at MontebeIo the armv
purified the enemy to Vincence.-The gates of the CT
ty had been walled up; the enemy were fummoned
to evaeuate 1t f; their reply in the negative. A
ientiment OF humanity had dictated the luminous of
the general IN chief; !; vas INTELLECTUALLY neeeary q;
force Paflage, and to point cannon and fome howt-
GERS aganh the gates, and unfortunately aganis the
city tfelf. We entered it at the break of day. The
precipitation with which the enemy retreated OBLIGED
them to abandon thoufand wounded, and TO lsaye
part Of the contents Of fevera magazines at our df
Pofal In the courfe of the day we made 800 prilon
crs.
The Anftrians retreated by the road to BaGano.
The army followed them. aud continually harraTsd
their rear. AZ the feparaon of the roads to BaIano
and Trevifo, they directed their march towards the
latter city, burning behind them the bridge which is
over the rapid Cream Palu. Having arrived at
the village Of Sain Pierre in Gu, we found il occup
ed by body Of troops, which we charged virorou1y.
The village was carried after a combat which again
procured to US 600 prifoners and one piece Of can
non.
We marched towards the Brenta The van ar
rived at the moment when the enemy wer. sttsuts
ing to de0roy the bridge. There began from one
bank to the other heavy eannouade, which, the ng
ouly put ftop to.
The army was under arms on the right bank. A,
four o'clock IN the mornisg, caufed fsyera rcgi.
ment' Of cavalry with light troop. mounted behind to