Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
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All the accounts from Germany and
France assert that The new leyiesin France
are pressing with extraordinary activity
and that 6unaparie is drafting France and
the states of the Rhsnish coofedaracy, Of
Gsn who are proceeding owards Pcland
and .stlia and Dsln,atia, win ,s- double
view OF executing ais Infections With re-
specific Poland, anti If Cooperating with
the Turka against ils Russians upon Turk
lsh sroaod.
BY LISTERS from Malmoe, ia Swedsa, eff
the fFsi mat. the king Of Sweden has or.
derea his whole army, Of between 80 aud
90 600 aneB, exclusive of militia, to held
itself ia readiness 70 marsh. In fFinIaad
great naval and 70 iirsry preparations were
raking. 4 division CT tbs galley feet is
ordered TO Siralsune.
The only sfsir between the French and
Russians. mentioned in he journals, is ia
DavuusI's letter to Dou.browski, ia Which
II is stated that eetaehmen. CT French
cavalry was attacked en- the 22d al. by S
or eco Gassaeks a, Lewie2. The combat
lasted tbs whele Oft day. "Tne French
(says Dayouss dyendsd themselves aeaysly
against he Cossaeks, who suffered very
considerable loss" Il is epilIsss. even
!rcn 'ae .aon'ing Fssn2hman's cen ae-
count, thar the eonact vas asoody, that
iae wrench wire defeated, and that the
Cossaeks fought with their usual bravery.
Bonapasie was 10 posen on the Sd inst.
bussiy employed IN paTa3ing tbs towo, with
Polish guard Of hoaor, &c. receiving de-
putaions, and calling 90 the Poles "a Gro
sisma'ions and speeches 10 arm in dcfenee
Of their Liberty. IS Il the Blood (says Ma
Poleon 10 one Of these erstiars) Of the
brave Poles sSil aows in their veins, eve
~ one Ct shem will arm: be it THAR aim
10 be tee and to De na,ioa, or. 10 die |!
heir tate IS now in their hands expect
they will convince me ef their bravery add
split. d-ct ne see the fruits of ,hsir zeal !;
want ncs unrds CT assurances. Les ne
STE The leglcna ard cohorts of resps ctabie
array, gaing blythe side CT my so'diers''
IL Is not natter OF doubt tina. the Poles
are prodlgal os.aeif words and assurances,
brt as to any thing further We have yet TO
learn; nor IS II cenviasirg proof of their
earhaslasn 20 join the standards of their
.aeliyerer, Ina. Danbrowski, in his procla-
m alton Is reduced TO the necessity Of or
derlpg the police magistrates to seize On al
.aeserters and vaga5on9s Of all descriptions,
10 swell the noble Polish lsgions SO that
Fit they cannot be dra5vn they mast BE
g0aaea. The number Of Poles that have
ranged themselves on the side Of the French
are Uncomfortable, not sufficient, it aeen,s,
10 point ct uumbek, TO enable Dosaparte
10 announce their independence FOR tse
Paris article OF the Cd inst. states, that
when tas depata,ion Of the pala.ioass ma
infested wish that he would proclaim
.hsir independence, Napoleon answered,
that he Weuid not issue the proclamation
until the Poles were determined to de.
fena their rights, not only by arms, bat
alsoby means of every sacrifice, even tha,
of their lives" The immense force " hich
/ Russia has brough. into the field, the pros.
Pect OF preuacsed war, and the spiri'
: displayed by handful of Cossacks, viii
! indsce the Poles, perhaps, to pause, be
fore they stake their ALL On the result o.
the campaign,