The National Register. — London, England, 1808-08-28 00:00:00

• k it Iv I h . I +!~a~.^ — ,~_ -• 7.777.7 r _ 1 • - . . 4 • ~. - Ml= ~• • • • - tat.. ,, k- If r&ite Vi GERMANY. • V •At Sem, r.—The greatest mellow am aside hand In the militia, and exercising them se the nee of me.; pad the Are Jobs has signified to the inhabitanb of Trieste, that though they are free from the coaseripties, it is their shay to de all in their power fee die safety of their country, and to promote the saletery views of their sovereign. This has had so good as area, that the merehaets have not only raised many men, bet have sokeerilsed considerable stuns if money. The same *dere has likewise, by his preemie, appeased a trifling disturbance wilds took place se ACCIIIIIII Or the protest made against the Ametican ships which attempted to Weed their cargoes. JULY SO.—lt has been notified, by a prociadeatioa, that the enrolment for the land militia among the asides* of Letter fits tria is finally completed, more than the appointed somber ha.W been already raised by the voluntary of ranks ef the peeple. The general amount of this levy, exeludire of Hungary, and taking sooty the Gems, hereditary states into account, is calculated at considerably more than 200,000asen. The town of Oedenburgh has been almost totally destroyed, by a lire which broke out there. An order has been lamed in the coarse of this eseedh, in which It is directed, that as a general has his iseposed in the United States, in consequence of w se mewl, cats sail from thence, no ship under the Americas-lbw shall be admitted into any of the Austrian ports. GRATZ, JULY 18.—O. the Archduke John'sirrival at CU goldenly, the States of Carinthia, and as his arrival here, the States of Stida. made ap oirer of all the amain their magazines for the use of the land militia. The same spirit of patriotism sad loyalty has also bee. maelf es t e d in the Lew Countries. Every where well-appointed companies, and is many districts whole battalions, assemble to learn the UPC of arms. In many places there has been no ballot, the requisite tlllOllll having hoes completed by voluntary uteri of service. The Ist battalion of the Gratz militia is entirely composed of the inhabitants of the town sad suburbs. It monists of eight companies, among which are two companies of students. The strength of the corps Is 1401, of which 10 are balloted men, and 1334 volunteers. FRANK/ART JIITLY 16.—Letters from Meatz state, that the repairiag sal strengthening the fortifications of that place have hero renewed with great activity. A number of masons have gent flee Ibis city to assist in taking down a consider able number of homes. Last week an advertisement from the nevelt Comeilmary at War at !dente was circulated in the Jews quarter here, soliciting supplies of linen and rugs for the use of she belch-hospitals: Several thousands of labourers are employed ia dais hist the fortress of Cassel opposite to Meats. 1 Several hundreds of Frenchmen are daily employed in the suburb of Praga, on the other side of the notate, in coostruct ing &Macadam and throwing op entrenchments. That suburb now Nihau theappearance of a strong fortress. Auo 11.—A considerable number of troops are expected to march through this city in the mune of the present nososoh.— Eight thousand Poles are passing through from the army in the North of Europe for Ffallet t and 12,000 conscripts are march ing in this direction, front that enostry, to join the Frees* army in Germany. Among the troops of the neighbouring Princes of the League of the Ithlue various 'movements are observed, the ultimate oltject of whi c h i. hitherto unknown. We particularly anode to the troops of Bavaria, Wirtemberg, and Hader'. Aug. 12.—Proon Pcu s a we learn, duo. on the 26th Jules' town regimens heloogiog to Marshal Souk's corps arrived at Berlin frail Pomernala, and continued their March, without halting. towards Wesel. Several of the regiments encamped sear Heflin base unexpectedly received orders to march to the Rhine. Frain Silesia we ire informed, that the French troops io that province have formed two camps I um la the eeriness of Bre.lau, and t h e other near Brien. • Letters from Rome, of the Xkh ult. state, that the Spanish cavalry and grenadier regiments of Life-eaurds had arrived ire, and that they had bees reviewed by Geseral St vas or ea Matra, AVG. 9.--The couseriptista coat- Rifting the army nes on briskly in Itiestia. The notabee wanted at present, over the wilide kimildlia s deo sot melt ex eeed NON men. . . Marshal Nes's Corps, we areassawi!i.ls eirpeeted at. Plasm. " n wr^lell b*ilies of troops are antentbilog in the South nod ) .: 4 -q• Several corps have received order. to assist in maidog cartridge, ' the ) i )o po wder magazines nearest their quarters. ' 'rho. Imperial marina Ambassador at the Comet of Holland. 114 r" Vuu Felzo passed through Frankfurt on the Ist inst. an • lIIIM mr, ,, "fe d' •'4 ~' WIPP" MIN VP -11,RM , T • 4wwwliarao4i4l6lloloo*oo lUQL' att**o**o 11 4- Vir irium, i Issift , e I 11WFif. Cloggesagnan Aga. le . WO keve as sews ht WIMP rims reports ethic; seasetimes which as'ffreet the Satir e ef the preiraratimn et Austria for a waaj with France, It s . We less 'jolt received pilaw ammo tied them has hers an *slim he. tweets the Swedish mad itassiaa declass, la which the Seedlid - have sue red residers*, bat me partied's, have reached as. It is reported that dm Swedish Admiral was killed le Ski WASP. ITOCICIIIIOLN, Alta. 11.—Aceordlig to the last indeillomme from oar army is Finland, the vktery lately elstakted seer the Bursiaap war Lapps, has hese prodeetlee et the meet *per. tag rialts I theism; havi heat =MOW Is theme, set only to gait , else the stee t Z ell = oar "else. The headyeareeri et Field- Ceisi "(Mapper were, en the Mk of last month, as Ultra; and ear drained pesb occupied at that time Keenan and Tied. jail. aa1111.111111101111.11111111111 . SPANISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT QF THE BATTU" OF BAYLEN. • The Camp Marshal Dee Theodore Reding, hat sect the fol. Bowie' commemicatime, seder dote of the Sad test. to His Betel. limey Des F. X. Casiages, Conamemier is Chief of the Army of Andelasiss— • • More rltellitiltlP Sin t gabsetpralty I. the dispatch which I had the hawser la lationit to year iscelleacy, is the itib last. relative to the Mead! made by the division under my commasd, ea that of flea. Cohere, (killed to the sedan,) width was dislodged from all the polities' it had steepled, as fer as the proximity of *yin, and compleetly &Bated, sad to the motives which lad Wasted me to fa - hack is Meidther,l termed en the fteii• leg of the same day the river at Gandalquivir, and took a pal liate on that night, in width II was joined meet Mon** se the leth by the seemed division limier the comatand of the Camp. Idershal the Marquis de Compipty. We jointly broke ep litr that eity, with anew to attack the *peaty W be oceophod k it s ac iglet;ir MI lay arrival, is come 4.11 leur I.; ut t; Owes I disposed th e elshniagar . tilti a Ali Cetion as Asillert but at three **clock in the ' - of the lath, and when our troops were forming for the. ' Sena Dupont. with his army, attacked ear cm*, aid spelled a tire 11 ilia his artillery, in the hopes undualstally of taken us by surprise i hat. with the celerity ou g liteis g , the *sops of the dilferent divi• dons, led on by their istrepid Chiefs, repalred E to all the points .of attack, assisted by artilkory s the shock was so veheeneut, that the first company of bone, and also or tool, suffered great ' ly from the enemy. At the breait of day oar troops were already -ia i mpaipa of the heights, which they had *envied .before, s !May attempted his attack on various parts of the line, having the advantage of forming his columns alder the 'eager of ;sour fire, by the superior position be occupied, utak, progenies *flat artillery. ' - .011fts been dans% from all points, and even purified in d.ll. agreat an his vigorous attacks, which be reiter.tted without L amy flarther interruptioa time what arose from occasional recess Airs mid the formation ratite, columns, until half-past twelve • dad of the tisr ie , * wbea overcome by fatigue, without having Attest able to n ground, although be bad at intervals brake Hoes of de with the courage peculiar to troops so ac claimed to vaagehb, and even arrived at our batteries, which Were served • on this day in a mangier that astaaished and terrified ',easy. and of. which there are few parallel imtosaces, as taut oodY instantancensty di, mounted leis whole artillery, hut, lotted every edema in maisare as they prenntrol them , still protecting the points attacked and vuryiag its posis according to the exigency of circumstances. The last smirk was wade by Gen. Dupont, who with the other Generals, placed himself' at the head of the column, too -1 der the Illre of the artillery, and was sestained alas a fireman& truly admirable, bet a Mine better succes. , ; he had fnurteen pal 'disatooptted, two annesand mea killed, ande vast number wows ' ded, among whom' are General Duponi himself, a ith two other Generals. ~. . . .. Utak , sack citomstaares General Dupont begged to capitols late. nuetilillal " were accordingly *Mended iu both armies, and it, wa s ,slipeidted • that catch should maintain.. 4 rOspectiva positing. The traits of,the valour °tut pierse.vertaCe.`ottfist, • • ecrous troops tfiat compose theye twu'illvitlihho, lira the totammt • . _ , . mioffilMA .. . - ~+. :~y'~ IMIII • • 1 • 1 $ • .";.I.A .