Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-07
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VIA NEW YORK.
LIVERPOOL, Get. 6.

ace between France anu tAus'Ila SoA'i11u-
sa. - lo,e without being brought to sue
aga close. rumors have for some days
saoat of the Xix iihood OF a renewal OF
.s;It;ss between those two powers, and
s.hs Russians and Prussians uniting with
latter against France ; aud those rulnors
n,rt seem strengthened By the following
81. which is taken from the London pa
= OF, is morning.
esl ak Curt Gazette Of September Il,
n Us the tfollc1ving general order, pu6-
sssrd in the Austrian headquGrters::
My beloved subjects. and even my enc
- know shasti did not engage in the PIE.
!, war from motives Of ambition, nor a
,re Of conquest. Self preservation and
.l,o.nience, a peace consistent with the
,ror Of my crown, and with the safety
a tranquility Of my people, constituted
! sxaltrd and sole aim of my exertions.
The chance OF war disappointed my tx-
,,erstions, the enemy penetrated into the
|I.,rior Of my dominions, ard overfan with
La,hs horrors of war: but he ltarn.d at
I, san,e time. to appreciate the public spi-
4 d nav people, and the valor OF my ar
,ss. This experience, which he dearly
usht, and NY constant solicitade to pro-
note the prosperity of my dominions, led
\ negotiation for peace.
NJ, ministers Empowered for that pur-
|ose have met these Of the French empe-
|yr. NV wish is an honorable peace a
|race, the stipula,ions Of which offsra pros
be. and possibility ofiduration. The va
|or Of nv armies. their uushaken courage,
their ardent lore of their country, their de-
Sire strongly pronounced, not to lay down
their arms Til an honorable peace shall have
ben obtained, could not a,iowms to agree
10 conditions which threatened to shake the
hundations OF the monarchy and disgrace
lis.
Tie high spirit which animates my troops
Herds me the best security that, should
the enemy yet mistake our sentiments and
dspos;tious, we shall certainly obtain the
evard Of perseverance.
(Signed) FRANCIS.
Lsmsfn, September 16.
PARIS, September Is.
According to letters from Vienna, OF the
l9.h instant, his Imperial Majesty arrived
hat day at Schoenbrun, alter haring passed
sShours in Bruno, chiefly reviewing the
troops stationed in that quarter.
It's said that part of the French troops,
who, about the end Of last month, marched
70 the banks ofthe Morava ard Raab, have.
received orders to return to the positions
which they occupied at The conclusion of
lac a,mistice. The Austrian troops are al
'0said to have been ordered to march back
othe north Of Hungary, from the banks OF
The Dnube.
The two armies of Antwerp and Elan
isrs have formed junction under the,name
'i the army of the North.
Letters from Stra,sbureh, of the ED inst.
'as that the arm;syice, which expired On
he 10Th Of this month, has been prolonged
or one month, with the additional s,ipula-
ION that hostili,ies are not to be recon-
nenced until six weeks after notice shall
nave been given of the ar,nistice being at
10 end !; they cannot, therefore, be resumed
'siofe the 5,h of November.
Rotterdam Gazette, Sept. So
NUREMBERG, September 16.
Letters from Bohemia state, that the ut
most discomfort prevails among the inhabit-
1als OF that kingdom, because the land
wear, or militia, are to wear, in future, the
! Sane Uniform as the Austrian troops OF the
Nae, and that their number is to be increas-
= oy landstrum, or levy -en-masse. All
nc magazines, formt d in the different towns
! Southern Bohemia, are to be removed to