Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
TWENTY-FIVE BULLETIN.

Prince Murat and the corps Of msrlha Lsn-
mes yefterday overlook the RuHian army at tiol-
labrunn. A ikirmiih Of cavalry took place,
but the enemy Immediately abandoned the Ss!d,
leaving 100 baggage Wagons in our hands.
The enemy had effetied junction, and the
difpoG;ions for an attack we're made. when sn
Auiriau Asg of trace advanced and Tequeaed
permiGion for the troops OF the emperor OF
Germany to fcParstc themicives from the Rui-
6aps. Their requeh was acceded to.
Shortly after 'he baron, Wiutxingerode,
sid-de-c camp. general to his msjeAy the emperor
of all the RuiIians, prefented himfelf at the ad-
vaSced poas and offered to cspiiulatc for the
Ruflian army. Prince Mant intended to con-
fcnt TO il, but the emperor of France did not
approve Of the capisula,ion. The emperor did
not give his aiIent TO it, becsufs the capi;ula-
tion is kind of a treaty, for the fulhlment OF
which Nj. Wintzingerode did not fhew his pow
ers from the emperor of Rufiia. la the mean
time his msjeRy on ordering his army TO march,
declared that IL the emperor Alexander, who
was in the neighborhood fhould agree to acapi-
tulation he was ready to ratity II.
General Vialanues. commanding the cavalry
Of MARTIAL Davoua, has entered Prciburg. eea.
count de Palh has written letter TO which
MARTIAL DavouR has returned an anfwer. The
two letters are fubjoined.
A body of 3ooe Aufarians have intrenchsd
themielves in the pcftisn Of Walderunchen on
the borders Of Bohemia, gen. Barsgusy dill
liers, at the head of three battsons Of difmount-
ed dragons, marched agsinR that corps which
precipitateIy abandoned their poa.
He had arrived on the eighth at Trinity, in
Bohemia, snd expected to overtake the above
corps.
Msrfhal Ney has besn appointed to take pof-
feiIion of the Tyrol. He acquitted himielf
with his ufual intrepidity and !agacity. He
turned the forts Of Scharnitx and NcwRack and
foon made himfcf mater Of them. In his Office
he took 1900 men, Rand of colon and I6
ield pieces.
Ga the 9th, at 5 P. M. he made his entry
into Infpruck. He there found an affenal filled
with artillery 10000 mufkeu and an immenie
quantity of powder. The fame day be entered
Halle, where he ALTO tsok poAeflon of very
large and valuable magazines. Of which he has
not vet given an inventory.-Ths archduke
Iohn. Who commanded in the Tyrol, eicaped
by the way Of LuchHhal. He ordered colo
mel TO deliver the magazines into the hands Of
the Ercrch and to recommend TO their generoh-
" 400 NCk Wno WchC ~ AhsPteS~s
To oil shefe glorious deeds. has been added
icene which has touched the hearts OF all the
foldieu. Daring the lar war. the 10Th resi-
meat Of the line, loe two aaudards 10 the Gri-
fons. This lofs has been for long time deeply
lamenfed BY that corps. Thefe brave men
koew that Europe had sot forgotten their nis.
fortune. shosgh il cosld not sccnfe them OF
cowardice. Thefe Asndards, the fubjeets OF
fach noble regret. have been found in the srie-
nal Of Infpsuck. One Of she oficen recognized
them. and they we're Immediately fssroonded
by the folders. When marihal Ney reRosed
them with the ufuaI ceremonies, tean trickled
down the cheeks Of The veteran io'dien. The
yosng confssipss we're ovcrjoyed q having sfEift-
| Cd in taking tho5e Randards, which were
~reaed from their elder brethren 10 arms BY
| the vicifitndes Of war. The emperor hss givsn