Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-15
Tusaty- FRI Bulletin Of thu. Grand
4 ArmU..
Molk. roth Brumaire, 10th Nov. year

rMolk, roth Brumaire, 10th Nov year ~
On the 18th Brumalre, the army OF W. ar
shall Davoust directed its march from otey.
er to Naydhoffen MarienzeH and Lliien !.
field. By this movement, ltfex.ended us
front beyond the left of the eneny's army,
which was sapposedso beready TO MAKE .
stand on the heights of St. Hypolite; and
from Li!ienheld, it marched towards. "
emma by the high road leading olrec'ly
to it.
On the 17thAthe advanced guard 81 this
Marshal being vet several leagues from
Marensell, met the corps OF gen. -HeefseN
which was n,archipgtowards Nsudslaa' 1 LOT
the purpose of covering Vienna on that
side. The general of brigade, Heudlet,
commander of Marshal Davoust's adyanc-
ed guard, attacked the enemy with the
greatest vigour, routed him, and pursued
him for The space Of Eve leagues.
The result of this engagement OF War;,
entzell was the taking of three stands OF
colours, IS pieces OF cannon andsa ,ooc PR
soners, among whom are the colonies o.
the regiments Joseph de Coliedora aud
Deutschmeister, and FIVE majors.
The 18th regiment of light infantry, and
the Josh regiment of the line behaved ad-
mirably we'll
On Tie 18Th in the morning, Prince Mu.
rat arrived at ST. Hypoli,e. He. gave di..
rec,ion. the general of brigade OF dra-
goons, Stbassiani, to pushforward towards
Vienna. All the court and grantees have
left that capital. It has been already an.
nounced a, the advanced posts, that the
Emperor was preparing to quit Vienna.
The Russian army has effected ITS re-
,rea. to Krems by re.crossing the Daau'
be, fearing, no doubt,to seeks commune
cations with Moravia cut off by the move.
ment which Marshal Mortier made on the
left bank of the Danube.
general Marmoat must have passed be-
you'd LeoBen.
The ahsy of Molk where the Emperour
l1dges, is one Of the finest in Europe
There is not, eitherin France or Italy, any
conven, or abbey that can be compared 10
it. tits in stroag position, and com
maods the Danube. II Was one ct the
principal posts ofthe Romans, and was
called the IRON house, bull, by the EmPe'
rors Crmmodus.
The cellars and vaults OF he abbey were
full of very good Hungar satwine; "hlch
has. been of great helpto the army, hav-
ing for this long time been withoutany;
bu. we are now in the wine country /; there
is great deal in the .ensirons OF ViSn-
Da,
The emperor ordered' a particular safe
guard to be placed a, The castle ot7Lust--
Gloss, & small country seat Belonging to The
emperor of Austria, en- the lei, bank OF the
f~Daaube. -
The avenues Of Vienna on this SIDE DO:
not resemble The avenues of great capitals
From Linz 10 Nlenna there - bot one
high road a great many rivers such as
| the Ihs, the Elapt, the Nlolk, the lrasen
&c. have only bad wooden bridges over
/: them. The eountry is covered WIN fo,3
rests ofr;ne trees at every step 'nesppne'.
abe POSITIONS, where the. eEenv in |,an
! eDdgavored to make a stand. liz was al
q avs aarrehensi, or. eeil!g himse;f passed
and ,nrped by The columns which mace
n, esed beyond h's links. 81
From the Inn. ,hlsher,~ she DenGbe IS
beautiful lis prospects are picturesque !;
lis navigaiiona down the river, rapid and
I easv. :
Alithe Intercepted letters speak only OF
The frightful choas which vienna exhibits.
The war was undertaken BY the Austrian
cabinet against ytes, advice Of all the princes
of,he Imperial family. But Ccliecedo, led
by his w,fe, who, French woman, sbe ars
the most enyenoned haired TO her country :
Cobenzei accustomed 10 trernble at the We.
ry name of a Russian, in the persua:ion
that every thing mus, end before themand
TO whom, moreover, it is possible the a
gents of England may have found means