The National Register. — London, England, 1809-06-11 00:00:00

TUE NATION4L REGISTER. 1•l ranciantv re on hoth snit-3 of the river. Our li (ht troops have 1:4!:^O post near Prei.intrzr,h, on the lake of Nensidal. General Lau-vision is in Sty rin, Siineringsberg. and Bruck. The Duke l)antzie is hastening, by forced marelie4at the head of the mvailan troops, to join the army of Vienna. The horse elass. ecors of the imperial guard arrived here yesterday ; the dm :_oons are expected in tare rinirse of to-day and trithin a few c;at the hone grenadiers, arol sixty pieces of urdnapee attached I &the guards, tt 111 reach till= place. g the capitulation of Vi r:nia, seven Nlarshal-Lientepaffif, nine llajor-Getternl4, ten Co twenty 111a . lor and Lieutenant-Colonels 103 Captains, 15) Lieutenants, '2;O S..con:l- Lieutenants, and WOO non-cona- Hlislioned officers and soldiers H ere prisoners of war, exclusively of those who were in the I..*:.F.pital, mid whose number amounts io s0:111! thousands. E 73 carried death into bis flanks. It was a ri,.;antic combos, Ptv.l is scarce capable of devcrip . .izin. '1 he battle with the iafantry be . erime immediately general. More than '2OO pi,:ces or c:;;;:aol exhibited on the opposite sisit•s fly:dr3 is the war): of destruc tion. As,:ern was tut tittles taken, lost, a:id-again cora - it:erect.-- afier repeated attacks, centtl not be ina...atained. At eleven at nig:lt tlic villages More in am' we renrtiaed masters of the tie:d of bald'. The enemy was drive:) up in tt corner, with the i-lain( of Lobate and the i)a,qt.4- Lis r'r r.— Night had put an ehil to the cart.r..e. hi:e, fire-boats, which were do:at:a down the I):.iathe. .e.; . strtrk cc! the hiirlge which the ettuuty had t hr:)tvit 0 - , cr the priocii:al nt he river. The cEetny. ' , owner, c ao%eyeti over tlttrit4 , the night, •by continned cruharkatiotiF, nit hick he hall ;it Vienna, and 01) tit Loz:er 13a);.:hc, Anz.ale every pos:i , LDIe for the ro-.onstruct.on g r e m unf t tacked us at noir in the morni:l4 with a 'ttrititt• corn,..a. - o' • .i the %bol! e..f his artiller, ; afoot . t;to iix leaded ;hem hole of 1;;c (fruit seven in the even. in i e every at rii'k rcpcllcd. ho prrevcr: . ;iire of t.' , e e::ettiv was th?n conipelled tit skid to the hereit.n) of ocr troops, aril th e c oo vete victory cr0e..v....d t'oc :Jot t:r.f au aria, os Lich, to the I'i - emit o di•clartot to he di.: , e.,•e c !, ; h ut represrsited :i$ (4 the in ,. n.t.i)•iiity of their :::I%eraries. The lo , s (h.. corr.ly inll)4l.se ; the field of tail!c 'oh tsiir-, ; Fo o l we !lave lready 111) t; :r„: 1 .) and r0..n0 , .ed them to oar kV *non the French iould no lot: er ;raintain &below!, es lie Ave: the'llra‘e n(s.: - .ihr.r west obliged to fllM r eto .t last attempt, and were merilice.l. 4.; the dep;:r;orp of the courier, the Emperor Napoleon was in 1,:11 retrea. to •:::;e other side of the Dalaor, covering his retreat by the possess:on of the large islntid - of I.oh:tn. (:ir at mv i still ea , :ltgril .-;eit. Pie more p;lttietilar.det:iiis I his itirmarti! , ' , - (Inv ho rnarle knnwn a 3 eon as they are co:l•e'ett. Amer g• pri- Snai•rs are 1!•:e Frer;:h Ceileral Du:noel, General of t irision; Foukt Ito \ - er, first • Chambc.laih to the 1:„ )pews; Rlso the Warten.hae,o Geo. , ral ho was m:ide prisoner at NUS dart' by the the Vionna Laadwehr. LifrEl?l I .:IL•';-. 1W17::::F. 0 : /.6111-:i. BATTLE ior uRFAR. On the 11th of May, at two iii the afternoon, three Austrian 4 1.0iutans under the comm:lnd of (ienerals Ituenlowitz,, WU, Same t Riva, and f ppo r ed by a reserve under General Jell which, attacked General Vl:Lida:me at the village of Ur far, in front of the bridge-head at Linty. Ai the sir •• moment, the Marshal Prince of Pante Cotvo carne to Lintz with the ca alry and the tirst brig•ade of Saxon infantry. General Van dam me, at the head of t 1)e Wirtembsrg troaps and four squadrons of Saxon .hai:siars, repulsed -the two first columns of the enemy, drove tl n from their pnsitions, took from them bix pieces 11f artillery, prisoners, and threw them into entire cm fo,iar. The thifil colamn of .t k• enemy appeared no the heights of iloslia;;berg at seven in the evening, and his infantry in a mo. nont Look possesion of the neighbouring mountains. The Saxon infaatry fell on the VlbeidlV v.ith fury, drove him from his posi tioi, u;d took 3f1.3 pri, , nners. and several ar,gotis.— 'Flee on.nny has retreated in confusion to Freysindt and AaAricb. The hit-sacs sent out in pursuit have hrnught inl/1311Y prisoner , ; muslcets, a ninrer or w B g : 7 nm, and caissons. The llP;ti of the euerny amount', to 2003 killcd and woni.ded, pri soner. Our r. hole loss in killed, Wounded, and pri , onerz, is not 400 men. The llar?•ital Prince 0; Para e Corvo praises (leneral Vanilain7te, and the hettavioor oe :iaxoo ally • in Chief Lan.chwitz, v ito, in his 65th 3 , r•!r, I►otp:bses7all the :icti vity and fire of N•on:h ; the General of rt !!ory (ienk•ral Gerari, Stan . ; awti Lientettant-4. 7 .010nc1 Camp ilante:innic. .TUNE 11. AC>TRIAN RuLT,Erix or Txie DEFIt - AT 01' TUE 1" hy Order of .hiilmperhil Vox Art cti DT' Kr, CHARLES. parsonnee of the command of his Imperial Highness the Ceoeraiissiom, the folloWitlg preliminary report of the ()Tinian' t i;aory obtained on the 21st told 22(1 of INlay, is issued t.n the from the head-inn rters at Archer.let. On the MCI and the .30th the Emperor Napoleon vessel the greater arm of the Danube, w ith the whole of his army, In tt hid' he had dramn all the reinforcements of his pat; erf,,i al ',ies. lie estahliskzd his main body on the island Lobau,o hencz. the second pasEage over the les3 arm, and his further otnaolye di-ilosi;ions e neee‘sarily to he directed. His Imperial resolved to advance «ith his army to meet the enemy, Lod not to obstruct his passage, but to attack him after he had reached the left flank, and thus to defeat the object of his in tended enterprise. This determination excited throughout the w hole army the highest enthusiasm. Animated by all the feel ings of the purest, patriotism, and of the most loyal attachment to their sovereign, every man became a hero, and the smoking raios—the scenes of desolation which marl: the track of the enemy in his progress through Attstria, had inflamed them with a just desire of vengeance.---1V it h joyful acclatnations.'n ith the .ery a thousand times repeated of a Live our good Emperor," and vy ith victory in their hearts, our columns, at noon on the '2l-t. proceeded onward to meet the reciprocal attack of the ad vancior,s enemy, and soon after 3 o'clock the battle commenced. The Emperor Napoleon in person, directed the movements of his troops, and endeavoured to break through our (Tigre with the whole of his cavalry; that vast body of horse he had sup ported by 60,000 infantry, his guards, and 100 pieces of artil lery. Ilis wiogs rested on Asperu and Edinger), places, to the strengthening of which, the . rprources of nature and of art had as far as possible, contributed. He was not able, however, to penetrate the compact mass which our battalions presented, and every where his cavalry showed their backs, while our cuiras siers anhorted ifis artuour-equipt cavaliers, and our born 'imrn.zrg;, c 6. 7•7•;r1 Sqinl l . Mt): res;)f7cCor..., IT. en Cl!irtn;r: i..itter ray;al; .tatiiii; that he 1r as cottiiE4 cirm• hi, cl:at%tet4.l.. 51,12. 7,•:, 2::TS P:: iSON Alf",:cT 1:(% R. DEBT. Lord Er,l.E.‘trorr ouctr, on rao..ing• to p , ) , rporte, for Oren I...:arlii;;; a the rever!;:lio Small 1.. Y hts Bill, rook Col. oppriv;:f!iir., of crating tlie accolloo of tin floa , :e to the rukcltlef \s:ti fro , ll g)f lilac that had Il4.•eii p asF ,ca crr :i co!rtts I:ecov(•ry of Snrill I)uttt • t% here, i.•:,!enti chea!liastice, ~ 179 It wotil:i wcrerit.,le ttl legistait , rer. i teLt ov o a sr?..lle r.l!ir.it !lir - mkt to ti:o K lode kirt i ;- do:n ; o;:,1 1.%- rt. !: . i.)ltle arid !,%rro:!d frieort of hi , hal it in c onteiripl-ition to hring in a liiii to re;:iler the COLMTy Courts 6liciect for that parip:se, and to exte:,tl their power in CWOS of debt to 5!. Ludt !?.. ED Eillrt T. E stated, that it was his intention, in the cotme of the next Session, to propose a Bill for the purpose al r. ady :mat other persons besides Free• holders to be nu juries in the County Courts, tt•hich would e vent t! e! tuea , ure fron4 bein!..; burdensome to the Countier.— He bad also I:: couteMplatioa an alteration Of the Caw of Ar rest, by exiendiii!z the ti'maunt fur which the part... inlght be arrested to n Ltrger sum thm,lo!. Be likewise had it in inten tion to fr.ine a irea , ure sornetbin.z similar to the princii•le of the rev.Nia I.onneum, by which the leadin; provisions of Insolvent Acts should be pc:ma:wilily incorporated with the law, mud the mea ns thus afforded to imprisoned debtors of obtaining theirli berty, on surrenlering their property under certain reAriction4. He intended to propose some measure of this-description in the come of next ties,ion. The 1311114 ms ordered to be read a second time this day three months. Adjourned. Wednesday, June 7 . No bufigeis of importance. r I I