Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

manned the whole day in the field OF
battle; he covered himself with glo-
ry. The geHrs. of division, Keller
man and Walther, the genl's of bri
gade Vallubert, fhiebaut, Sebastian,
and Camper, Rapp. aid-de-camp e
the emperor. 1t was the latter who,
IN charging at the head OF the grena-
d.ers OF the guards, took Prince Rep
mn, commander of the knights OF the
Imperial guards OF Russia. As to the
men who have distinguished them
Selves 1T is the whole army which mas
covered itself with giorl. Ii con-
's'tantiy charged shouting lang. me The
emperor, and the idea OF ce. brating
SO gioriously the anniversary oil inc co..
ronaiIon further animated the soldiers.
The French army, although numerous
and beautiful, was Inferior m numbr, tn
the enemy's army, which consisted Of
ioo,eoo wen, 10000 Of whom were Rus.
sians, and $4,000 Ausirians. Hall OF this
army IS destroyed The resi- has been put
10 the route, and the greater part have
Thrown down their arms.
:. ih,s day will cost tears Of blood to ST.
Setersburgh. May it cause that cabinet
TO REJECT With indignation the gold OF En-
grand snd may this young prince whom
50 many virtues called 10 be the father .,f
ms subjects, snatch himself from the m
haencc al those thirty coxcombs whom
England pays with art, and whose lmper.
.inencies obscure his intentions, make
nun lose The ove Of his lldiers and I,row
him into the most erroneous operations.
IVA ure, by endui0g him with SUCH q cat
qaanlies, Called Oh him tn be the CONSIDER
OF Europe. perhdious Councils by rem
dering him the auxiliary Of To land, viii
place nin IN history m the rank oil those
Wen, VINO ny perpeiusting war on the cun-
iInent, consolidated British tyranny over
me ocean, and caused the mistorlunes oE
our generation. Ii France canno, a,tain
peace but on The Conditions which the AID
dc camp Doigoroaki proposed 20 the em.
peror, and that Baron NovozIliz,off wax
charged 10 bring, Russia viii not ob ain
'ncm, even u It's army should DC cncamp.
ed On the heights oil Monlmetre.
in fiprc detailed leiation OF This bat
tie, the statf-najor will make knriwn what
each corps, each oifiser, each general, has
done 10 Illus.ts,e the Ffencli name. aud
give a testimony OF love to heir en- perer.
on the i2sh, at day break, Prince John
OF Lichtenste'n, commander If the Al d.
strian army, waited IN The emperor at mrs
head Quarters, Set up in barn. he had
long audience 81 HIM. Nevertheless
we pursue our SUCCESSES. The enemy is
retfeatInS ciong The road from Austeriitr
to GordiOg. In has re.reas he presents.
his flank, the french asmy is ALREADY ON
has rear aud following MIN with The sword
in his reins.
Never vas more horrible field Of Bat
Tie. From the midst OF immense iakex
We still hear ,ne cries ofthousands of men
VINO caonot DC relieved. IL VII, be three
days before the wounded enemies can b.
ali Sent off TO Brunn. IL makes ONE.
heart bleed. May so much plooa. she'd.
SO many mlsfofiunes faH un the perRdi-
on, islanders who are the cause OF themI
MAJ ne cowardly oiygsrchx of London
support The burihen Of so May evils
From the Babouac, Io.h Frimarc.
SOLDIERS,
You see before you the Russian army
Come 10 avenge the Austrian army oil Uirs.
! hey are The same ba.taiIons you have
bealen al Hollabrunn, aud whom YOU have
constantly pu sued to this place.
Inc positions Se0ccupy are formidable.
and whilst they march to turn my right.
they Will present me their Rank.
Soldiers, shall d,rect IN person all
your banalions; snail keep at a distance
tom the Ere, If with your accustomed
bravery you carry Disorder and confusion
INTO the enemy's ranks; bus If victory bo
Tor moment uncertain, you win see your
emperor expose himself o the FIRST blows
---tor Victory CANNOT hesitate, IN this cay
especially, When the honor Of tie French
infantry which imports SO much 10 the
honor OF the whole nation, is at stake.
Let not your ranks be th,nped under
pretext at Carrying Of he wuundcd, and
let each nap be we'll pc 'etratsd with the
tbeught thai we must vanquish these s,i-
pendlaFies of L gland, who sic animated
with so great hatred against our nation.
bis victory viii fnish our carn,,aipp.
and We may take up our winter quarters.
where VIC sh9i' Le joined by The new ar
mics nov forming in Fra ce, and then
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