Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02

they WORlQ have DSCll tltsiisIsst oeSl
I deration we have shewn. we have III no Wise
! proyokedthe unjust warWhich you are making,
/. against us. You declared 1t Wantoniy tsie
sbattie of Jena hasdecided the campalggn---ollt
business is toado youas much harm As We can
] Laydown your arms, and i viii wait IN that
| situation for the orders Of the emperor. The
old general Kalkreuth saw very well he had
nothing to answer The two generals sePa-
rated, and hostiIities Recommended a mo-
ment afterwards the village OF Creussen was
carried, the enemy routed, and closely pursu-
! ed.
!, The grand dake Of Berg and narshals Soult
and Ney were on the 9TH and 18th, to Join, by
combined marches, s crush the enemy. They
will doubtless have surrounded a great many
hgitives, the fields are covered win them and
the roads are encumbered with Wagons and
baggage of every kind.
Never was there a greater victory slgnalized
by greater disasters. The reserve which
prince Eugene Of Wirtcmberg commands, is
arrived at Halle. Thus we are but at the ninth
day of'the campaign, and already the enemy is
obliged to bring forward Els last resource
The emperoris marching to it it Willsbe at
tackled tomorrow, if it keeps It's position at
Halls. to-
Marshal Dayoust set out on this day 10 take
possession OF. Leipsic, and throw g bridge over
theElbe. The imperial horse guard IS coming
at last to Join US.
independently Of the considerable magazines
found at Naumbourg, 'agreat nuraberhas been
found at Weissennels.
.The general in chief Ruchel has been found
in village, rnortally wounded; marshal Soufft
has sent him his surgeon. 1t would seem to
be a decree OF Proyidencesthal ali those WHO
urged this war should he struck by It's first
blows. ~ ~
81 PARIS, Ger. IS.
In letters JUST received from. Mensz #r
read The following.
The king OF Prussia has asked fer aa
amnesty which vas refused 10 hrin.
The hereditary Prince OF 0raoge, a.ars'sxl
3Mollendorf md seversl other generals are
Of the number OF prisoners taken in the
battle OF The 18th.
The emperor Of the FRENCH ia hraseA
pursuing his.snscess. ------ lie ausnber Of
Prussian prisoners taken from.ke bsgia.
ming Of the campaign is estimated az sixty
thousand, and tia, OF the. wounded az
twenty thousand. They haze los, besides !
FIVE hundred field pieces, and more shan SO |
colors.
We daily receive more de,ails OF INC |
hts1g battles that took place betweea the /
french and Prnssian armies, and On the |
marches and expectations that have follow. !
cd them. We present OR readers with o !
sketch Ct thea.
The REsr operation which was TO be [
made BY the rear guard OF slac French was |
the passage q the Saxon SaaI here are /
two rivers OF that name; OPS, tas Saxon, I
has lis scarce on he Fi,ch4lbsrg IN tae
county OF Bareash, ON the Frontiers Of !
Bohemia, runs into Sasony near saaiteld, I
kudostalle, Iesu,a, Naumberg, Measburg
and Hall falls into the Abe eas 2arby
The other sailed Saal OF Eranconia. has
lis source in the country OF flenneherg.
crosses the low principally cf WJust2buTe
and tails into the Aleia, ca the left of
Scawejnfufth. $500. So.
he Pfussians have en5ieavored to de.
reno 'ae right bank of The Saal they were
attacked there IN all their posss, aud were
beaten On all points. The Preach army
advanced afterwards in three eolamus-
! nc right peneira,ed ihre' Scblei;z, ,oGe.
ra aod alson5urg /; the center, sy Lobens-
ten TO NeWstads; and The lett, by Grof.
fenthal,so Saalteid. The battle ofihe lo,h.
TOOK place IN those countries. i
4. Abe news Of she victory over tie Prus
siaas was announced by the sslegraphe, 10
me Different cities of the empire, through
winch the Biographical lines pass.