Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

rtvcd auu tcOkt tO tue nSafie Oh thJso w WIZ"
they were addfeG-d. aud became their raiiyins
Ggaal in the niaa Of th- 6rc. tle faid 20 IN.
9th, (" recolea thar is many years hnce far-
named you the Terrible" 1, would be ncccha-
v 70 10 name all the regiments OF the army.
There was not one which did not thow prodig-
les of bravery and mtrepidisy. Here indeed H.
might be laid that Death acd aff,ghted before
our ranks 10 throw h'mief intc shoic ot the en-
emy. Npta corps made retrogzde movement.
The Emperor faid. Ihave fought 50 battles
iuch a. this, but never las one were the VIC
tory was more deci6ve. and the chances 10 lit
tie balanced. The Foot guards Of the Emperor
were not engaged. They wept with rage.
When they sikcd 70 be employed, the Emperor
iaid TO thea. I" Rejoice that you have not yet
been 10 the acton, you are TO fall on as a re.
ferve. So much the better if you are no wanted
20 day."
Three Colonels Of the Imperial Rn1isn Guard
were taken with the General who commanded
them. The HuiIan Of this guard made charge
on the disi6oa of Csffarcli. This charge cot
them 700 men who remained on the field OF bat
tie. The French cavalry ihewed itlelf hyperion
and acqsitted itfrlf admirably well.
At the end of the action the Emperor TENT
Colonel Dallemagne with two iqaadrons OF his
Guard 40 paItiisns, 10 ride over she held OF bat
rle snd bring in the runaways.
He took feyeral Rspd Of colofs and 900
prifopers. The guards greptly regret the Colo
mel Of the h5rfe rangers Morland. who was kill
led with grape fhot, as he was cha'gng the ar.
tilery of the RuGian Imperial Gaards. The ar
rilery was tvkcp bat this brave Colonel found
hi, death. We had not one Genessl killed Co.
lionel Msxas, of rhr I4,h of the line, brave
man, was killed. Many Chiefs of battalion
were wounded. The Voltieesrs WED with the
gsenadier,. The SSih, 43d, i4th s6th, 4osh.
I7sh--Bii we dare mention no corps Il would
be an iDjutice TO the o,hers, they all perform
ed wonders. There was uota fngle Gencral.
an Officer a Soldier but was determined TO
conquer or die.
We mua NOT concesl trait that does honor
90 the enemy. The commander OF the artillery
of the RulEi.o Imperial guards mad jnH loft his
csanon. He me, ,he Emperor. Sire, iaid he.
ger me mot !; hsve jua iof my cannons.
" Young man." aniwered the Emperor, "
appreciate you, tears, but one may be beat by
any army and ftill have title 10 glory.
Our ADVANCED potts are arrived at Olmutz.
The Emptci. and ihe whole court have He'd
from thence in the gresteH hate. Colonel
CotDineau. Eqaerby to the Emperor, Com
mauder Of the 9Th regiment OF Rangers has
bcrfes killed under him, upon The Sth he was
wosoded himfeif. after feixiog f,ad oscolour,.
Prince Murat beiioss gress prsife on the fine
maooeavres OF General K:llernan, on the fine
charges of Generals Nauzonty & d't1autposlion
in fine on all the Generals. for one knows no,
whom to name becaafc they lhosld all be named.
The foldiers Of the train have ,neritcd the prs.
ies of the army. The artillery made . dread
ful havoc, among the enemy. When an account
was given OF il to the Emperor, he faid It's
fuccefs give n.e plcaiurc; for have not forgot
that il was 10 this corps that began my militia
ry career.
The Il npcror's aid. dc. camp, General Savary,
had accompanied the Emperor of Gernany at
Ter ,he interview. TO know whether the EmPcr-
or of Rof!is adhered TO the capitula,ior. He
found the wreck of,he RoGiin army without
either artillery or baggage. and in frighteol
difo,der. IL was midnight General Nicer
fed had been rcpulied from Goddihg by Maj
{hal DsyouR. The Rattan army was fur
rounded, nof man could cfcape Prince Czar.
toriniki introduced General Savary 10 the En-
peror. .sTcll your mater. cried that Prnsc.
that am going away nc has wrought many
miracles how this day has inc eaffd my admir-
alton of him he is predeaincd Of Heaveo, my
army will require hundrcd yes-, to equal his /
bot can ! retire with iateiy p Yes. Sire, an
fwcred General Savary, IL Your MsjcAy rstifes
what the two Emperon Of France and Germany
have agreed upon in thcir interview. And shat
iif
That the Rufi,n army fhall retire home. by
the tsges that mall be regulated by the Emper-
or, and that it mall evacsate Germany aud Auf
tsian Poland. Upon this condition. have the
Enperor's orders to repair TO our advanced pofts,
which have already turned you, and to give or.
ders to prote6 your retreat, az the Emperor
wifhes to refpe9 the friend of the Fra Conful.
What eusraotee mutt sivr for that ! Sire
yonr World give il you. This aid de-camp
let of in fsll gallop to Malbal Dsvooa. to
whom he gave o'den to ceaie all movements
and to remain quiet.
May this geoeroG,y of the Emperor Of the
french no, be 70 foou forgotten in Rufla, as
the fine procedute of the Emperor, who fcnt
back GOO meu TO fhe Emperor Paul with 70
much gsace and 70 mlny tokess Of eacem for
him.
General Savary converted ~ hour with the
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