Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15

j -, sc.,7'-'''>'ioy VIC aesS tGlles !,
command Of the ever to be ls.ss ,'sv' Ae
| I; Nelson, was observed with tes,.mn "'a
ilemnlty by ak religious sec,s il e. 20.
and, nc doebtthroughou, tie cant S sap'''l
Most of the volunteer corps asss..1 =.
and went to church in military al,;r. o'sS
military order. sad
The multitude Of citizens ae.,a
church was immense, those Of the hwy as
rank generally dressed in black, in ,.s Sm,
ITO thar man, to whom, under God N. r.0
ton is SO much indebted for his elo,;a -
success.
December g.
Accounts from Sill James Cra;p ot i.
Sd ult. state, that he continued at MAJ
Several transports sailed on the OH ,aI
10Th Of Oct. for Corfu, and il was ,sss a
they were to convey to thar islaad pom
Russians !; that further body Of loom
were to follow on board the Russian seu,d
ron; and that these troops in coniupc,,,
with the troops under sir James C,sip.
orders, were TO land in the Lucca, or GsSo
csc coun.ry to act on the flank Of Masssns'.
army. Should such hay ebetn the plan III.
late events in Germany and Itaiy must have
I.teranged it.
Deem 10.
Lord Cathcart, who is certainly to hsv.
the chief command of the British troops
the north of Germany, left town yesterday.
He will be follow ed by the duke Of Cam.
bridge 10 the course of theweek. Theds.
parture of MS royal hishnsss, who is TO
| take the field at the head of the Hanover.
| an legion, is only postponed il consequence
ofthe incomplete state of his camp Gui
page. Lieutenant.ge general Francis Dun,
das is TO command the iufantry0 rdsy lord
| Cashcart, and major.g generals Mackenzie,
Frazer, sir Arthur Wellesley Sheybrske
and Hill, are to have the commands of bti.
gales.
The Paris papers to the 26th uIdmq
contain intelligence from the Rhine to The
24,h from which it appears that no grsa
military movements, had occurred atsi
| Bonaparte's entry into the city ofVisnH4
The French papers say, that tho archdass
Iohn had been defeated by the division ua
der New, a. the foot of Mount BrenntE,
4 g. that the victorious army had Afterwards
| crossed the mountain TO Join Bernado''s ia
the neighborhood of VaIlach. We doubt
| whether any considerable victory has been
| gainedin that quarter. No fresh news from
! Massena. we have reason to think, thai
the archduke Charles has been able to make
good his retreat without any serious ch'ss
| In that case, he,would have come in alda
his Imperial brother i'll the Tyr6l, and Pc
| sented TO the divisions of Angerau' Mh
and Bernadoste, an opposition capable O
bearing down aud overwhelming them
| Wolfskehl's corps has effected a ps'''s'
through the enemy into Bohemia ID W.
| dera1e bodies with &C exception OF l sa
divisions, which have been obliged 1''"
| back towards the Tyrol.
London, Dell
We have already stated that a ds'.,, ,..
action was lately expected 10 'ahs t r
between the French and the COMP .,
Austrian and Russian armies. A'eoJ na
received, yesterday from Flushing VIA vi. bs
YER, sta { that the expected oa'i' b ~
been fought, and that Bonapar'Ts l nsI han.
| defeated and Vienna retaken. ltuN y, \,
py shall we be to be able to eons'~ .,r,
statement; but as il adds thai oOuap- an.
was killed, we are not without some = he
prehensions that it is only the revival a.I ii,
| rumeur 60 that eFsct, which oO'a''''
culation few days ago. -, goas
We observed some days ago Tue, M,
parte had failed in his grand oo'Fss ~" :,
midate the Emperor OF Austria Wv s,dht
pera,e peace. He has still! faAs i n al Al b
irritation at his failure IS evineso ~ ." mol
bulletins they are SLED with 'u' o,Ia |
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