Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21

. selves by their fight. COT. Gorbineaa,
attendant Of the emperor. Commander
of the 6fth regiment of chasseurs, had
four horses killed on The fifth he was
wounded himself, after having raised the
standard. Prince Murat was much pleas
ed with the fine naneuvres Of gen. Kel.
herman, of the charges Of generals Nan.
souty and Dhautpoult and in short all
the generals, for they cannot be par,icu-
larized, because they must all be named.
The soldiers Of the train merited the
eulogy Of the army. fhe artillery per.
formed wonders, dreadful to the enemy.
When they gave an account to the empe.
ror, he said, their success pleases me,
for ! do not forget that in this corps l
began my military career" :
The Emperors' aid de camp, general
Savary accompanied the emperor Of Ger
many after the interview, to know If the
emperor Of Russia acceded to the capitu.
lation. He found the wreck Of the Rus
sian army without artillery and baggage,
and in great disorder. Il was midnight.
General MerfelA had been rrpulsed from
Godding by Marshal, Davoust. The
Russian army was surrendered, not
msu could escape. Prince Czatorinsky
introduced general Savary to the empe-
ror. q" Say to your master,"- cried the
Prince, ~ will 70. He has this day
performed mH acles this day has filed
up my admiration Tor him i: il is pre-
ordained BY Heaven, that one hundred
years should chpse to make my army e.
quail to his; may I retire with safety I"
Yes Sir" answered general Savary,
"f your master win ratify that which
the two enaperors Of France and Germa.
ny Fixed atthsir interview" "What is
that" !" That the Russian army should
return home BY the route fixed by the
emperor, and that II should ssaeuate
Germany and Austrian Poland. Up
on this condition, I have orders from
the emperor to 60 to our advanced posts
who have surrounde&you, to give orders
to protect your retreat; the emperor Is
willing to respect the friend Of the First
Consul" "What guarantee must give
for this :" /" Sire, your word" /" / give
it." The aid1de-eamp departed in
the swiitest gaflop. rode to Marshal Da.
'oust, and gave him directions to cease
all movements, and to be tranquil, This
generous proceeding Of the emperor of
the French win not be forgotten in Rus
! STA, sooner than The good action Of the
emperor who sent 8, COO men to the en-
peror Paul, with so much affection and
50 many marks Of esteem for him.
General Savary eonversed for one
hour with the emperor of Russia, and
found him such as man Of feeling and
! sense oughrto be, after the reverses he
had experienced. This monarch asked
the detail Of The day. You were in.
ferior to me" said he, sand nevertheless
! superior IN all the points Of attack. p
Sire" answered general Sayary, " il
+ is the aft of war, and the fruit Of wears
glory; II il the 10Th battle of the Gmpe.
ror." g This istrue he Is a great man
Of war. For me. h 10 he FIRST time /
have seen FIRE /; I never vill have tile pre-
tention to meethim in the field. - !. Sire.
when yen have had experience, YOU mag.
perhaps, surpass him. II win 20 10
my capital. I came to spccour the en-.
/ Peror sf Germany He says be Il con.
tent, so am L. =, -:
Ar his interview with the emperor or
Germany, the emperor said 10 him !:
Monsieur and Madame de collot.do,
Monsieurs Paget ana Rasumouskii, are
one with your minister Cobenzel. This
- The true cause Of the war, and if your
majesty continues under the iniluence OF
these lntriguers, she MADAME coliore.
dog win ruin our aHSirs. and ALLEVIATE
the hearts Of your subjects. She, Who
has SO many qualities TO render her hap.
py and beloved. 49,
s. An Austrian major being presented to
the advanced posts, carrier Of the dis
patches Of Mr.. Cobenzel to Mr.. Statliou
at Vienna, the emperor said, I. wish to
have nothing to do Nith that man, who