Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15

/: wsre not in eondHion 10 rs& ffelh attack 80
/ That there would be afothcr dreadful engage.
ment before Bonapartc was fuddued is aanifeR.
1 We may be allowed, however, TO indulge che
! mott saegaine hope of faccels. The Psuaians
7. nay be now expected to be foon at the field Of
ateion, When Mr.. Kay psard through Berlin,
news OF this battle had been received there. a
council ofthe State had been held, and the Pfui.
han army, 40 600 frong, had actually Begun
It's march into Bohemia.
From all that is yet knowa OF the battle of the
iecond, ii is probable that the Ffeach, as we'll as
the Allies. will claim the. victory. Indeed we
thifk they have already done 70, tor 90 other cir
cRmltance CO We al be Certain 5icing towhlch
took place In Holland Within thcie Two days.
A gentleman WHIP left Canphcre on fae(day
laa, fates g that r1e.t re;oicIgs had taken place
there in coafs9u1nse Of a sitsufy gained b. the
Tie particulars of The inctefs FROM teyeta perfons,
no one could give hiG, an account: the French
cdfnmanaant could net tcll, or az lsait a. prarcd
10 be ignorant what was tho caple OF tie Iejoic.
ing" ~
Letters from France of late date received last
night, ALTO state thar B lnapaFte claims decided
victory in The battle o. the I'd instant. His bull
letn lays, that The RuiEans were de:e4;ed with
immsnlc aaugher, ana that COCO pr,.oners, and
Is pieces OF cannon, fell into the hands OF tie
| Ffench. Bonapate's retreat is repreiontcd as
temporary, for the pnrpofc of concentrating his
forces, who are acknowledged in. tfcie lcttsfs 10
have suffered conGJcr.bly; three Feochgenera!s
are faid 70 have been killed Gx woul dtd aad three
: =,
with glest ceufase aad inlsepi9ity, a.3 tie
emperor Al~xsnle: is stated TO have~had two
boaes killed under him in the action. R>nap:rte
| is faid 10 have been Il tghtly wounltd, and TO
have had one harie Killed under htn, and Two
Aides &C Gsnp killed by his fide. The priya1e
lct'ess alto 6@se. that the unity people 6cke
down a the bridges to prevent Q. impede the re-
treat of the French, Who in return, had laid waite
| the country for lcvcra. leagues around. CO..,
| lpmn Of 5000 RulI3ns Is ttsted, in the fam
accounts 60 have joined the G,and Army en- the
Srh infant fact which, in the prefent iituaion
| Of Affairs, mutt be deemed Of comfortable i'm.
PoriaRce.
tits faid Jays the N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser, that
| Poland is in fate of ii;urrcction, the people wiki
toembracc the opportunity Of the present dardersd
Gtuasi>n OF the af4rs Of Europe, TO regain their in
| depcncs and reHore the monarchy, on which buhnefs
| Geaeral Koilfko and several Polh officers lave re-
paired to the Fresch head quarters
The Hector of Bavaria is about to aume the title of
King, under the guarantee OF France, and is have
his territory augmented at che expenls Of the houleo
| AuGria.
The fates of Hungary it ALTO faid were dpofed to
! ceea king of their nation and cpncnde a
treaty with France ofcnGye aud dcienGvs.
Glmutz wasrePorted to have surrendered to Empe
Tor Napoleon, who made binlfelf mater of the whole
(, of Morava The Emperor of Germany ths- dsprfv.
/ cd of h,s territories has no aiyium bur Ia Rutfa.
I PRICE OF STOCKS, in Leadon. =
+ -Confols, 81 rs. oniun 2 3r4.
Pad:ngcrs in the Hannah fate that news had reach
ed Liverpool, that the battle was renewed 'he 4h
Dec and thar on the evening OF the 9Th the trs, n
treated bach Of Schwatz-That the whole loA both
iides was iuppofed be 10000 men, and that Bona
parte would have been taken proner bad he been
iurrroundcd By his Garde dc Corpfe no iayed him at
the iacrhce of mot OF their lives.