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...sor Of Russia adhered to the

|ssf "r ,..;or He found the wreck OF the
sspl'a'aA.rn INV. without either artillery, or
Ba''i.. , aas IN trish.fal disorder. i
|hgs'ssi, a;ch,: General Meer6eld had
fa' n auaLsd from Godding by marshal
s:sa Tbs Russian army was sur
Dssps9a not q man could escape. Prince
|raaDa .,,;a,ki, introduced general Sayary TO
C 'a'r /" Tell your masters" cried
% %. pr;ncs. that am goisg away; ne
." .ongh, many miracles; how this day
~ M :s,rs,sd my admiration of him! army
~ nreaes,ined of Heaven. my will re-
f s.. hundred years to equal his; but
iaHs r.,iIe with safety" Yes, Sire, an.
o. ed general Savory, ifyour majesty ra.
}. vba, the two emperors OF France aud
u.s. |s.n,uy have agreed upon in their inter-
Aud what is il! That the Russian
u.s.. ~ .ball retire home, by the stages that
| ~ 5. regulated by the emperor, aud
,aa' !, shall eyacuate Germany aud Austri-
:. - poland. Upon this condition, have
I. rmperor's orders to repair to our adj.
- me. !, posts, which have ALREADY turned
- and 10 give orders TO protect your re-
, -, 4, the Emperor wishes TO respect
:. friend of the First Consul. What qua
',,, !, mus, give for thar. Sire, your
sord 81 give il you. This aid.de camp
- Of in full gallop to marshal Davouss,
: vhom he gaYe orders to cease all move.
n.o, and to remain quiet.
Nav this generosity ofthe EN- peror of
i. French not be so soon forgotten in Rus
i, Is the 6as procedure of the emperor,
ono ,ep, back 5000 men to the emperor
p,uk sish SO much grace, aud so many
,,ks., Of esteem for him.
General Savary couUersed an hour with
ii, emperor of Russia, and found him
.uch a, a man of heart and sense should
Be-, whatever losses he may have expert
,uced. The monarch asked him to give
him sons details Of the engagement.--
q You we're inferior TO me said hs and
however you were superiorin all the points
sfauack, ;" !" Sire" answered general Sa.
yary, that is the art of war add the fruit
Of fifteen years of glory. 1t is the fcrti.
eth battle the emperor has fought" That
i true he is a great warrior. For my
part is the FIRST time have seen ere. /
have never had the preteHtion to measure
vlhyou. {" Sire, when you have gained
lypsrience you will surpass HIM perhaps"
u shall now return to nay capital. | came
. tbs assistance of the emperor OF Ger
iany. He has made known TO ne thar he
satisfied, | am so too. 4
On his interview with the Emperor of
Germany, the emperor told him Mr..
nd Mde de Colloredo. Messeurs Page,
md Rasumouski are all one with our mi,
lister Cobentsel. There are the real caus-
u Of the war and if your majesty CONT.
lass to abandon yourself to these lntrigu.
sr'. they will ruin all your affairs and allie.
'als tie be hearts of all your subjects, you
Who have so many qualities to be happy
md beloved.
An Austrian major having presented
anself at the advanced posts with dis
pitches from Mr.. de Cobenzel, for Mr..
asS'adiou, at Vienna, the Emperor said
islll have nothing to do with that man.
sno has sold himself to England to pay
ali debts, and who has ruined his house
lad hls nation by following hia sisser's
ldsice.
Inc emperor took tbs greatest notice
''prlnss John Lichtenssein. &c freqeuat-
ysald how is it When one has men OF
.psn great distinction, that one can suffer
asstnsslves TO be led BY fsols& intriguers.
intact prince John of Lichstens.ein is one
sl - moss distinguished characters, not
Slls Tor his military talents but for his qua
4iss and knowledge. Il is conhdentially
assrtsd that the emperor said after his
.'alsrrence with the emperor OF Germany,
iaas man has made me commit fault
y could have followed up nay victory
- taken the whole Russian and Aus
4'la armies, bat however, there will be
'as tears the less she'd"
- q n II