FOREIGN ARTICLE.
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" What the Turks attempted in
vain in the end Of the I7th century,
fortune has permitted the barbara
ans Of the I0tncentury u pcrperrate.
Our capital, ere you receive this let
ter, is in the power OF the Aayes of
BonaParte, and will endure the mott
merciless, as well as the mo& diff
graceful bondage,


You remember no doubt, an in
furrection Of the Populace at Vienna
laf fummer, under pretence Of dear
nels Of ProviGons. BY the confehion
of the iniurgents it was difcovered,
that Bonaparte, 70 early as that Pc
Rod, meditated upon paiiing his
Chritmas in that CITY, though at
the time we were id profound peace
with France if al ePocha can be
called peace, where one fate dare3
and attempts every thing, and others
endure in impotent indignation the
mott provoking outrages. Since the
eminaric8 Of Bonaparte and Talley-
rand have diiIeminated the mott ab-
furd reports, and held out the moe
feducing Promi(es, among my fellow
fubje6s. On one part, they have
libeIled our prefent beloved iovereign
and his houie, and held out a change
of dyuA1v a1 bleGing which would
faith aIIour fu1cring on the 9TH
er part,a defrut1ion Of the privileged
claAcs, and confscation Of their
property, have been preached as an
aIlurement to the ambitious, as we'll
TO the avaricious to entice him
who envied rank, as well as him who
ipeculated upon plundcr.


"The horrors committed by Bona
parties folders every where on their
march frem Bavaria. will be retalia,
ted upon them, lhould our forces,
Or thole Of our allies, obtain Ggnal
victory defeat will not only diff
band, but annih:late the ufuype. 8
fatelltcs, bccaufe every where the
people are tecretly armed, and a.
vowedly cxafPerated, and a routed
French army mutt inevitably be a
deitroyed one.


" notwithstanding THAT the
French papers have Rated to the
contrary, the Rulian troops have
every where preierved the greatea
difcipline and order, and the grea;elt
cordially fubGts both between the
armies Of the two nations and be-
tween the two fovereigns and
their m;ni0crs. IN all the battles a
kind oflovaI emulation had fubGited.
Where III the lat glorious action at
Krcms, the Rattan gen. Kutufow
had horie killed under him, Our
gen. Schmidt rode up, took his place
and was killed. This IS great lOls ;
he had riien from the ranks only
from his talents. An ait-dc camp
Of Kutufow on feeing our gen. fall,
headed for lome minuetS our united
forces, until his chief had recov cred
from his forprirea Z confudon but
he 100 was irvera.lv wounded. The
French fought desperately, becaufe
Bonaparte has tried to Perluate them,
that thofc who furrendcred will af-
terwards he murdered and that
they are too far from their co un-
try to be avenged if injured, or ex-
changed if vlnquilhcd.