Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-17

ton onlv the necessary time 10 giYe !ile
straggIeTs OF the army,Tas wets as sohae G
qaipages, al opportunity 20 ME eospoa Ufs.
nc.iutz, aud to watch stle movements ct toe
Ffs.cn. When these wElo ia the morning
had entered aus.eriiiz marched tor.
ward, general Kienmayer feli back upon
prince Bagra.ion, and formed in front OF
Ssmschitz the support OF that corps. =
desachmen. Of light horse OF Oreil!y, WIN
snme Cossacks were sent 10 Stanitz. TO
watch thatrouse. The corps OF M. dc
Meerye!dt had received orders 10 retire
from Lundenburg towards Goeding, to OBJ
serve the left and chiefly the two ron!s ot
AusPitz and Nickolsburg.
On the Sd OF, December, the French
army advanced in the following manner !:
The cavalry of Prince Muyat had pushed
its dssachments 20 Rausnitz and Wischsu:
il followed that rQnse, ,uade an iaamsase
booty, advanced beyond prosni,s. and
then directed large attachments to Mfesn-
sin.
Marshal Lannes followed tie aame
route, and thea took 10 his right 20 boar
upon the righs @! the allies BY buychowl!z
ana Gsantz. Marshals Sonlt and Betpa
dosse, the imperial guards and ghs reserve
of ;he greaadiers, after tie esnperor Ma
pnleon had been Informed of The line Of
march Of The allies, were placed On the
route to Hungary, but OILY advances allow
ly: probably 10 give to The extremity ct
th4 right of the army time 10 gain ground
upon the left OF .lle allies.
Marsha Davouas marched upon he iei:
aank of the Aus,fo. Rassaa army, by sae
route OF Nickolsburg, where was TIC divi.
sion If Cndins aud by the route Of nus.
pitt, where waa The reminder ot shas
corps the two routes ua.sed ii sne Gis.
,auce Of half a league from Goediag.
Prince 5agralhion aad placed soine pcs
forward iu iae wsod Of UTschu;z, :aooas
two in the afternoon the French reconnci.
ired it, made themselves masters Of the
wood and established themselves al far
IS is limits. 4 skiyn7sh the3 ssok yslsCe,
wni1b lasted Tor two henrs, Il which &c.
neral aagrathio1 maintained his posilion
hu, he CURED il in he egep:ne, re,i.ed
towards Cze1tch, and EicnmaYer plscas
him@tit "a adtance, apoD tae hSighis Of
Eaoee.iowi'z, pushing his ae.yanced posts
70 U;schu Z.
On the 4th OF December, the allied army
passed the March, ard WIS 1t Hoilitsch,vaero
Il arrived greatly llminisi.l. in strength, anc.
with very fey ao.aiers to place in line, particu-
lsriy when COMPARED with the opposias army |
The emperor Alexander logged at TIE castle
OF lfo.Hrsca; the emperor {. Germany re-
manned al GZ--t@th, to be IN readiness for the
approaching interview with the ena .leror OF the
trench.
Tnsre was 70 be an a:Gnistice from. The break
OF day Of the .4t-l Ehe prince OF I.lch1enstaia
had returned the evening before from tie hca,.
quarters OF the emperor Napoleon with this
news; but the advanced guard, probably, not
having received orders 70 that effect, made al
attack, early Ill the morning, on tie posts cE
K.enmayeF, W;lo remained upon the heig,l-
Of Maze ,loHisz. Prince Bagrarhicn then re-
tired behind C1sitci. However, this nis,,a-
derstandln5 and the FIRE soon ceased; & sus-
pension Of iostllities teoh place, and SPACE
Oh about halt league was ie!t Between tie adj |
vsnced posts or the two armies. The rrsncl
had advanced towards, and taken position, u |
several lines, between Danborscnutz and sam
schultz, lii front OF Urschutz
The two onlpcrors Francis II and Napoleon.
then held, At q title distance from the village
Of NasedioNitz, near nil, By the side of the !
great road and il The open CIR, the famous H. !
eeFFiew which established peace between the |
two empires. The conV ersation OF these two /
soverelgns lasted considerable time: The en- |
peror Of Germany afterwards returned to |
Czeltsch, where ne arrived IN the evening, and |
informed his ally of the result of thst Inter, /
view. AZ Austrian general was to set out in |
medlately for that purpose to aoilitsch /; and |
general Sayary, first aid-de-ca'lp 10 the elnpe- /
ror Napoleon, was appointed BY his sovereign /
to follow the eInuerol. Eraucis and then 10 cor