Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-13

French army IS incapable from .ieine,.
ofaetiye service.
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From al accounts, both public and
private Il b evident, that the career oi
bonaparte i sifeetually checked. and
that he saak present in q situation oi
dithculty and danger In which be has ne.
vsrbefore been placed. The most dread
tul diseases have attacked his troops, f.
vers and dysentaries commit 10 the grave
those whom the treAehery and eowar-
dice Of the Prussians have spared; the
winter cnrs Of II Poland, those whom
the common Fate Of war had not destined
70 fall IN DE breaches Of 1iagdeburs and
: Custrin.
Instead of Russian victories, with
which the public have been 80 often de.
luded, the Russianst with Q wisdom
which has hitherto bxvn wanting in the
eooncih Of our allies, decline battle,
and retiring from the foe, carry with
them the provisions and resources Of the
country, and leave the impetuous Bona.
parte in the midst ofimpracticshle roads,
struggling with innumerable difficulties ;
his cannon sinking In bogs, his men and
horses exhausted with fatigue, and de-
iuged with perpetual rain. We have no
hesitation In declaring our decided OBI.
MON, If the Russians can continue to
avoid battle, that Bonaparte must re.
tire from Poland 10 disgrace. French
troops, who are all enthusiasm when
there is prospect of immediate glory,
sink uuderthe hardships and calamities
Of protracted war, and will soon begin
to.corse sht passionate resolution which
blinded their leader TO the iusutmouuta-
bic ditsicultie. ola winter Campaign in
such country ~ Poland.
, -. altoona, Dec. so.
g /, Dantzie has garrison Uf near 5000
men the neighbouring re'iOubts are de-
Tended by General Nlanstein, with con.
siderable corps L Bresiau has q garrison
81 5000 men. On the eth inst, il vas
= invested by Jerome Bonaparte, with the
Hawaiian and Wirtenbsrg troops under
Ms command. The eannonade con.
sineaced the same day, and soitinued TO
the lssh, without 4 y s.ling any impression.
SLESWicK, Dec. so -!
We learn that Napoleon arrived at
Warsaw, on the lo,h instant, where
Prince Murat was confined 70 his bed
&:th q cold odd Fever. The Preach have
rebuilt the bridge over the Viatula, md
established sesrs au points on the Bog,
me Narew. and Ut Thorn, which lar,sr
iiace surrendered on the 7th inst. Skir.
iaSishss dGiiS take phase betweea the Rus
Iian and French out.posts On the Narew,
IN which the success is altsrna,e--the
>Cossaeks are said Is, have . decided SUI
Periority over the French horse. =-.-
HAMBURGH. Dee. 50.
Bonaparte, in bis conversation with
the Deputies Of this city, made several
violent: aailies against Great Britain
and, auaong other things, ,is reported
20 have said I hate the English, and
,she more can injure them, ths happier
shall tbes"--Tt e limited In . popular
Frsach Journal, that the three Hause
t6Wns viii have to pay forced loan Of
So, ooo, 900 Of franks, out ofwhieh Ham.
blrgh alone 10 to contribute Is millioUsl
.sIks white HuR Continues 10 rsEe -
meng the Preach army n Poland, be.
sides another shocking disorder, called
,he TistuIa-aweRes Plea Poiouiea.l Ia
the latter. Purulsnt matter Cows out Of
the end Of every hair on the head, and
the hairs swell and grow down to the
middle Of the bodyin the form Of qaeaes. !
The disease IL almost incpTable. The
body Of the patient d also in se0eral CO. !
vsred with aleprous ernp,ioa. The Pa
Guilty Of Medicine at Visnna having been
eonsul.ed about the best method Of Gu.
ring The white aax, have returned for