Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-02
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COMMUNICATED.
HINTS.

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s,Before the worshi.ppers "oi tn, 8,
peremincnt Napoleon" gave ven, to ~, y
cx.acy Gin any point ofview," they osa sa
to have reflected an their great !; s"
poin,ment, loanisd ON The bol.,,
Of the arch deceiver, during tb. son'.' '
of the last yesr--paused upon the s.'
tents of :" the official news from ~.
Grand Army" and called to mind w., '
signs Of the times in 1879. Had ,b''
any prudence, they would not have ~,
sight of the gooa old maxim audi oh. w.
ram hartem. They ought to have p.
collected that at all Time. French .,,,s
ments are not only to be received ,Dn
grono sails, but with the utmos. distrr,' |
An attentive reader wiIlhave .en.s,tes |
that no order was given by the Emos
ror to the Bishops, as at Mplask, VIE,
he was defeated by the Russisns, "m
assemble the people in their churches
to chaunt prayers" that the mode Il
announcing the flag of truce excite,
some suspicion as to his whole accovg.
/" II bring 6eAevrd, II Gated of ptcposi.
ton for an armistice."
" Some think that the Emperor will
march upon 1oula and Kalousa, to p,s
the winter in those provinces. and eccu.
by Moscow by garrison in the Erem. |
lin" "OtAers suppose that the Emr.
ror will blow up the Kremlin, and bum
the public establishments which remain
and that he will approach within orc
hundred leagues Of Poland, to establish
his winter quarters In friendly coss
try"!!!
E2eth Bull. Ba rOszuk, Oct. Is, 1874 /
The allies having chosen their ground
and having been we'll fortified th,
French, according, to their own author.
ty, heretofore promulgated, masthas
sustained greater loss than the allies"
until the fortifications were taken
which event, according. to the same au.
th6rity, did not happen before O'Clock
ia the evening OF the third day.
He ackno hedges the loss Of l2oco
men during half Of the battle, that is Oh
the 2O,h and 2lst; hut happens to for.
get Tie events OF the 18Th, when
gen. perry's division, by his having
BADLY posted bis men," was destroyed
by d'Yorck, who had been detached to
Konipgswartha, in the advance OF the
lines of the allies, to attack Perys
command; which object was accom-
plished in brilliant style By the dlstln
guishcd Prussian general.
And those of the 22d, when there Is
little doubt but that the French cayaT
WIS most roughly handled, if not en-
tilely annihiIated; for it will be obser.
ed that the grand marshal and gertal
Kergiuer were Killed by chance aim
the evening Of the 22d, at Recchenbsch,
s. what f" we have ascertained that Ger.
tainly that our young cavalry is, with {.
gual num6crs, superior to that Of The
enemy.
The time when, and the place where,
The Official news was written, have been
carefully concealed. This fatal yiclsy
was announced in Paris precisely in inc
came manner as was that Of MoJalsk'
Paris, Nay ne 7s.h. The empire"
this day received a report that the co..
peror, on TIE goth. had gained a fresh
victory over the Russians apd Prus'lan',
at Eantzcn, the details Of which are ex'
pecteG Immediately.
Paris, Sept. can, 1919 lettersaIs
received that 1T three O'Clock IN the al
tenoon Of the 7lh, ;he Russians were
in comhltte ron,e. We hope soon %
have the detailed particulars OF this sFed
signal victory.
From The evening Of the ed, Official
accounts might have reached, win 'D'
greatest case, on the evening CT ls
Goth but thcy are given on the 1sa'
it was necessary to fsbricate q p!au''''
detail.
The briny interview between Dufos
and the emperor has no paraIlel, sSc'F
in the bulletin Of the battle OF Esinn
where Lasnes va. MORALLY wouneea;
and it would be admitted into the ofl'e'''
account of nS other government 'aD
that of France. The PsrislaDs mus''N
perience every sensation. ,,;,
Also in forming a just estimate Oh Wy =.
pretended 'ictory, his friends ID h"s
fica ought to yecollect, that IN his oes'
size battles, he neyer suffered lhe CIV
ny to breathe; his bloody foo's'ep'
were marked by the destruction or esp y.
ture Of immense provinces, I'D eN s1a
monarchy, above 10000 soldiers, - n
field pieces, 1000 cannon, efoup y
generals, OF reignirg princes bFaniH Il
Of the royal family, so m'ny troP"l.'; r..
the corone, OF, "--anG, what ls NOS 4"
credible, such grca, actions, so "'' ,s
events, snd so masy prod'sies' w., w.
cou. pletet in less !Aan one monm =!
Even in the battle Of MojaisS' v'' 81
he was driven back Is %c'sis, ne ~ r,.,.
cd of having counted Oh the tc'a o. .,s
tie Is 600 men, 5000 horses, aha 10 va.
,aken Sky pieces Of cannon, anG ~, ooo,
V..aE