STRAsBoURe, (FRANcE) SEPT, %.
4ddreSs Of BOnQparte to his army on


crossing the Rhine.
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SOLDIERS


THE war of the third coalition has COM
menced. The Austrian army has passed the
Inn, violated treaties, attached and driven from
his capital, our ally.


Yourselves You have been hurried by for
ced marches to the defence of the frontiers /:
You have already passed the Rhine And no
thing shall arrest our progress until we have
assured the independence ofthe Germanic Bo-
dy ; relieved our allies and confounded the
pride of our aggressors. We will not make
peace without guarantee. Our generosity
shall not again triumph over our interests.


Soldiers Your Emperor is in the midst Of
you. You are the advance-guard ofthe Grand
Nation fit should be necessary, the whole
of that nation shall rise at my voice to con-
found and dissolve this new league formed by
the hatred and gold of England.


Soldiers we have forced marches to make !;
fahgues andprivations Of every kind to endure /:
But the obstacles which present themselves
we will overcome ; and we will never take re-
pose until we have planted our Engles upon
the citadels of our enemies.


NAPOLEON.


By order Of his Majesty,
lie OIGjor- General Of the Grand .Army, }