Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-06
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ken up hoan its cantonment IN the countries g
Of (satha. Hanau, &c. and IS now on ITS
march to the Danube. The static the ar
my was on the 18th ult. removed from hi'-
furth, for the purpose Of being estabpthsnea
at Tim. The army under Qudiaot, winch
on the twentieth had head quarters at Augs-
hurgsa a. that date, comprised nearly $4,000.
men.
Some Dutch regiments have passed the
Nein or. their, march to Franconia. SIEVE
raj divisions Of French troops from tire
Duchy of Berg, sc. have taken the same
route, and all the carriages and horses II
the countries through which they, passed,
{ were put. in requisition for-the conveyance.
A French army is to reformed IN Saxo-
nv, with which the forces Of the contedera-
ton OF the Rhine are to5act-several " est
I phalian regiments were on the.20th ait. UNI
der,orders to proceed thither.
The French have already established an
army Of Between 4o>and $4,000 men IN tia
" within q, few mikes of.the Austrian IRON
tiers. The Galmatian atnav under Mar
mont has been broken up forthe purpose OF
forming this new corps, but at present It
consists chiefly of Italians. A reserve is
forming near Brescia, and is 70 be lomfdf
by sahody ofSwisstroops. Its understood
that Massena is again to have the scenis'land
/ Of the Italian army.
Count Giier arrived at Vienna on fhe
18th Feb. With dispatches from count Met
ternish, the Austrian ambassador at Pans,
communicating, it is stated, the flnafeecl-s
sion of Bonaparte on the sublectof ms df-
ferences with the emperor Francis. Mes
senqers were immediately dispatched to
Petsyshnreh, Berf:.r,- AMI CoPeniIsr8rH, dS
also to the several Austrian governments.
md orders were given for tiae necessary ar I
ranoements preparatory to placing the mills
tia on permanent duty. The messenger,
Nanper, arrived from Paris on the 18th, I
and stated that previous TO his departure
the uadesrnen belonging to the Austrian
embassy had been directed to furnish their
several accounts, II order to their being
discharged.
Il cordon of troops has been formed a.
longth whole exteut of the Austrian from
tiers, and ne Pefsea. is permitted to pass
without a passports from the imperial public
chamber at Vienna. One hundred and f.
.ty bakers at Vienna,had been nut IN Fequi-
sltion forthe. service of an army. TIE Ats
trians making great exertioas TO fortiiy
the cityfof Ems, in Upper Austris, and
have appointed 5000 soldiers, and lie
number Of peasants to that service.
The cabinet Of Vienna, with assieTt g
the farther augmentation Of their army, has
ordered the FIRST and second batsallons Of
\ reserve to be gradually incorporated With
the regiments of the line, and has directed
that third battalions of reserve be immedi-
ately formed.
The duke Of Frnill (Dnroc1 accompanied
by one of Roaaparte's ids-de-oamp, on the
night of the Cd ult. passed through frank
ford, charged with an important mission to
the court of St. Peterburgh.
The report OF. an early adjustments of the
differences which sabsist between Russia
and Britain, had induced corsiderablere-
auction liz the price of.colonial produce in
the former country
1t is stated that the emperor Alexander
had appointed prince Prosotowsky, who
commands the Russian armies in Moldavia
and AVallaehia, his plenipentiarv at the Con-
gress of peace with the Porte.
Louis .Bonaparte was at Utrecht, taxing
measures to relieve the country suffering
under the foundations, when he received
dispatches from Napoleon requ;ring the i'm
mediate march of 5000 Dutch troops into
Bavaria, to act with the French army I'M
der the duke of Auerstadt, and expressing
an expectation that another corps of like
force would be in readiness to take HE same
route by the middle of March. Louis sent
off ceur;ers to Amsterdam, &c. calling lis