Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15
'ofl,cers. General Mortier IS among the
killed
.Lorpos, December a.

reason 10 suppose from the reports OF The 2
| las, week founded upoa the fraudulsn, ms is,
repre- sen,ations Of the enc nv. Its true the
French army has entered Vienna, butsn
separate peace assigned, or even tnougas
| of nor has the gallant Charles perlshed, q
victim either 20 .chagrin or fatigue W
i,beleyess be lives still 10 avengc the iaIaries
of his house, and Of Europe, upon the
enemies Of mankind. Ihe following IN
/ telligence has bsen received by goxsrn'
lymen.: Z.
The Austrian general priace -Ayersperg,
who was charged with the destruction % y
the bridges at Vienna, was deeeivea.oy ln'
formation from the French general Murat'
who calls himself prince (but who mere e
showed an, infamous disregard OF an
princes oualities) hat. preliminarles OF
peace hadfbeen signed by the two powers.
This treachery prevented the ,deslractlon
Of the bridges, and sheeFrench' corps PASS
ed without opposition. -,
General Kutusow, continued aeuccessful
retreat 10 Olmutz, 10 which the Russians
completely acted up to thter reputation.
There was hard and continual fighting, par
ticularly at krems, where corps OF lo,ooo
French were entirely defeated, losing 5000
in killed and wounded, geners', and looo
prisoners, with some cannon; piece OF
paliau.ry which instantly conferred upon
K tuso4y the order of Maril Theresa.----s
La the course of the retreat also. prince Bra.
cation Showed himself whorthy OF hlsiraas-
ter Suawrrow. he was surrounded and cut
off with corps Of 5000 men, by an I'm
@menss superiority of nambers, but cut MS
way through them all, and effected a juno.
ton with gen. Kutusow, bringing with him him
so PRISONERS, (among whom a colohel) ana
two standards. The Russians then con
centrated their force at Olmusz, where
Ku,usOw was ioinedby general Buxhogen,
at the head of about $4,000 men, and ihs
archduke, Constantine, with II 600 more,
were dali, expected. a general battle was
looked for, on which much will depend
Both the emperors Of Germany and Rus
STA were at Oimets. s.. ~
With respect TO the .Austrians In Italy,
the accounts are not detailed, buttne Ian.
guage in which they are couched atleast
looks well. HE army is described as IN
high spirits, flushed with success, and adore
ing their Prince. What the success IS we
are TO learn. but the young count w oron,
cow writes from the array OF general iol,-
stoi, that the news is goodrom Italy ,--A----
The archduke's array was at Leybach, or
'Corroyleo, in fulFmarch towards Vienna,
and notwithstanding The French accounts,
not only unconauered, but probably con-
qnerors, certainly unhroken. -.
Dispatches were yesterday received. "a,
Lord Mulgraye's oasce from lord Harrow
by, at Berlin, s. from the court, which has
remos ed from Vienna 10 Brunn,-lh e
former gives an account of the favorable re-
ceplion expsriepeedb BY his iordship from the
Prussian monarch aud his ministers and
he latter contains the particulars: of the sag.
nal victory obtained by the Russians over
the French,a cin6rmatleu of the conjunG'iUr
of the Russian armies, & the near approach
of a third they also give the particulars o
he capture Of Vienna by the enemy on tft
Rehabilitation the immense number.oftht
allied forces now collected ia that direction
there is every probability Of the array bsinf
Immediately forced to evacuassHshe Austfi
an capital.
The Earl Of Harrington set out las
night for the continent, upaa a military
mission to the Imperial Austrian rCeurt
which has, ere this, removed from Brunr
to Cracow.
December S
Yesterday a variety of private letter
reached town from different parts. Tha
from our own correspondent Brunn, civ
enin a subsequent column. and those from
the British army IN the North of Germa
ny, wili.be found not uuinteresting. w,
have, besides, received Letters from Malta
which con6rns our former statement of
Russiaa army of "a 600 men having sailee
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