Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
ANSWER
Of marshal Dapou., General coant dc
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Hungarian people are wlll'pS 10 Withdraw
their troops, to make no insurrection, TO
continue to supply Vienna with proVisi-
ons, and in fine TO conclude between hem,
the archduke Paatine and his alesty
the emperor of The French, a convention
tending To maintain harmony between
the two countries. l am authorised TO
permit any Officer 20 pass, whom his Roy
al Highness the archkuke Palatine may
wish to send 10 my sovereign to treat on
this basis. shall feel myself happy in
thus having an opportunity of doing IA
vor to your countrymen and promoting
the welfare of people possessed of So
many estimable qualities as those of Hun
gary are.
| have the honor to be, Mr.. General,
Your very humble servant,
l. DAVOUST,
Marsh I Of The enitire, and one If The
Coto"et Generals Of the guard Of his
majesty the emheror and king.
TWENl'Y-SlXrH BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND ARMY.
Zanim, WoU. lS,
Prince Murat being informed that the
Russian generals, immediately after the
signature of the convention, had set out
wiih part of their army with a view of
passing by Znalm, and that every thing
indicated that the Remainder intended to
follow Them in order to escape us, he let
them know tliat The emperor had not RAJ
tilted The CONVENTION, and that he should
in consequence attack them. To that ef
fecs prince Murat made the necessary ar
engagements, marched after the enemy.
ard attacked them on the 10Th at tour
o'clock, P. NJ. This brought on the bat
tie OF ZdntersdrcF, in which that part
which formed the rear guard of The Rus
sian army was put TO flight, losing 10
pieces of cannon, 100 baggage wagons,
1000 prisuners, and 1000 killed on the
held oil batsle. Marshal Lannes attacked
the enemy in front, and while he turned
them on The left with the brigade of gre.
nadiers under gen. Dupos, marshal Soult
turned them on The right with the bri
gade OF gen. Lavasseur of the division OF
lie Grand, composing The Sd and 18Th
yei;iruents OF The line. General of divis,
ons Naliher, attacked The Russians with
a brigade OF Dragons, and made eigh,
hundred prisoners.
The brigade of grenadiers under gen.
Lap!anChe Mor,ierc distinguished itself
greatly had not night come on nothing
wouldhaYe escaped. They Tough, a, The
point OF the bayonei for long time. The
bat,ailons oil Russian grenadiers showed
great trepidity.--General Oudnot has
bet wounded. HIS two abide -camDs,
Donangeot aGd Lanatte, were wounded
by hrs side. The wound OF gen. Oudinot
will prevent MS serving for at least Is
days. In the mean time the emperor,
wishing 10 give the grenadiers proof of
his esteem, has appointed general Duroc
their commander.
he emperor removed his head quar-
ters to Znalm, on the l7ih at 3 O'Clock,
=. NJ. The rear guard of the Russians
bad been obligea to leave The hospital of
Znsiin, where We have found coasidera-
bic magazines, OF flour aud oats. The
Russians felired TO Brunn, and our adj
yaiced guard pursued them baif way.
Bdt The emperor being informed that the
emperor of Austria was at thar place,
wished 20 shew him mark of his regard,
and halted ON the eighteenth.
Herewith is subj o,ned he capilulation
OF the fort of Kuif,,eiG, taken by The Ba-
varlans.
Gen. paraguay D'EIilliers made an in
curslon IS far as Pilsen in Bohemia, and
obliged the enemy TO eyacuale their posts.
He has taken several magazines and full
flied he Object of his mission. The dis
mounted dragons .iave crossed with ra.
pidHy the mountains covered with ice &
fr trees, which separate Bohemia from
Bavaria.
No idea cen be formed of the terror
with which the Russians have inspired
the Murayians. In making their retreat,
they burnt the most beautiful villages, &
Knocked IN the head many of the pea
sanity. When the inhabitants saw them
depart, they exclaimed with great Joy,
our enemies are gone. They speak Of
them only as Barbatians who every where
spread desolatlon. This is not applied
10 live officers, who are in general very
different IRON INC soldiery. Many Of
them ave men Of distinguished merit, but
,hs army eglnce a savage instinct which
we ueyer have observed ~ our European
armies.
yynen we ask the Inhabitants OF Aus
iris, Morayia aud bohemia IL they love
their emperor; we love him, they reply,
boz how do you expect We can love him
sry i,nger: He has bought. in the Rus