The National Register. — London, England, 1809-06-18 00:00:00

.ATIONAL REGISTER, TIIE pf Ssiedult awl Norway in the dommons of ,se;t: in another part of our Paper, the Eltecnoa Accx- ANDER nag an evident and an almost arknor.ludged purpose OU-' infitrence from this is, that the Euptuton ALEXANDER \ troLeo% me su connected, that the one inxcssarily assist the other, and ther.?fore, that if NAPOLEON be actually reduced to ti;flicultieJ, the EMPERoit A! EXANDEIt must C‘)Me • his 9SAIStB7ICC. The question. nerd' , re, .is, whether thus recruited lny the unbroken s:revii of &awn, tiorsArsaTE will not still be too much for Aust.:id. In this sveoil thinv, we have only one wish—that the Austrians will improyl their temporary success, and make peace as snonas Intl , can, FRom rHE FRENCII 4 , 171) PAPERL THIRTRENTII BULLETIN Or Till? NIZEIVeII 4R311". FiItItSDORF, MA Y 2S.—During the night of the 26th rind or), our bridges on the Danube were carried away by the maters and he mills which have been set free. We had not time to fiiiiyh the piles and fix the great iron chain. To day or.: of the bridges has bnee rc-establtsherl,:iod 'Ye expert the other will i)e crNiAeted to-morrow. I::inocr .r spent yesterday on the leit h ink, .. - eryeyincr the f. rti locations which are raising on the i dna! of le-der-Lorinu,and in oider int:peckso:no regiments ni the Mike de itiroli's c-rps statiune.l at this sort of:ele de pool. On the 27th, at oigiit, Caot. Bailiie, Aide-de-Camp ur Ole Vice roy, brottg'lt the a tidings of tile Larival of arm., of Italy at Brock. General Latiriston had been sent iu advance, and the.juoction took pl:we on the Simeringberg. A chasseur of the 9th, 1% ho 'vas preceding as scout to a detrichteent of the urny of Italy, wet shasseer of a !Antrim' of the2o:ll, sent by (genera: Lauristoit. After having ob:et vett -Act' other for some time, they discovezod that 'hey were Frenchmen, and embraced. The chasseur of the 2.)th proceeded to Bruck to repair to the V ice rov , and the chasseur of the 9th repaired to General Lauri'ton, to inf pro' him of the approach,of the army of Italy. Wiring t weive days the two armies had received no intelligence of each other. On the evening of the 26th, General Lauristou was at Brock, at the bead-quarters of the Viceroy. The Viceroy has displayed, doring the whole campaign, a calmness and an extent of observation w hich are the presages of a great General. In the relation of facts which have graced toe ;Iraq of Italy during- these 1 list IlAenty days, his . Majesty has marked with pleasure the destruction of the corps of Jellachich. It was this .enec.ll, who iiisoleot proclamation enkindled the fury and Gharocned the da g gers of the. Fyn:lac, pursued by the Duke of D !facie —in danger of tieing thnked by the brigade of Gene ral Duoell in, whom the Duke of A tterestadt bad dispatched by iyay of Ma.siazell, lie rap as into z snare upon the ,of the army of I ;illy. The A chtliike Jelin, who, so short a time since, in the ex ecs, presumption, deg raded himself by his letter to the Mike of Ragusa, evacuate d Gratz ,esterday, the 27th, taking with him hardly 25 or 30,000 men, of the fine army with which be entered Italy. Arrogance, insults, excitements to revolt, all his actions which bear the stamp of rage, have turned to his Sh.i me. Tice people of Italy have conducted themselves as the people of Alsare. 'Not-mho:ly, or Dauphine would have dole. On the retreat of our they accompanied them wit:: t vows a i nd their te:iN, ono led iadividaMs who had lot their way, ti‘ bye-path', five days march tot heir army ; and when any Fre,,Pir or Italian prisoners were brotignt by the enemy into the town. or villa:;es, the hilt:Octants brought them :.s ,, i , : s aher, and &trine the nights, etrteavoured to di , ,gart.e them and them iii t ;e:r flight. The PI f4clarnations and the dkeotir"e" 01 . i;:e John ihspired only contempt and scorn; awl it be dirtitu:: to describe the Iry of the people of the Piave, = he 'l%;;;liamento, and of the. Frmul, when they saw tht arm , ,. of the eiloutv disorder, and the army of the Sove'reign and the cauntry re tail:lo% in triumph. \Viten the pa t ters were e.iami•ied whir!, b.:loo:,ed to the intendant of the Austrian arm% , wa" ill,. head both of the “overienent and the Police, and which v ere taCcon at Padua, in four carriages, the proof ~f the love whic:i the people of Italy hear to the Duper!» . w then discAvercd.— y.very body refoed the. places offered them : no oor w is Ming (to :;:•rve, ; and among seven millions or nv,.. ho PM Fite population of the kinz,doin, the enemy could not find more than three wretches who did not repel seduction. The regiments of I taly, who distinguished themselves in Poland, ow! ay h o emu lated in the campaign in Catalonia, the most ancient j'reucti campaigns, t 'selves ;veto I , ,ty in evr-y enter,t, 'rn • people of I. aly pre mitrehi.t.; . t •tri- •• to el.- t period of a h...ppy change. That lw.. us let poet Continent, , o which sir.: ..•tached so many ...Ir.-at aril recrWections. hielt the Court of Rome, tnat swarm ot ar , .! 4.c n ruined, is appeariag %vita 11.wour abain Oli the tuea re of Eui trite. All the •.::a.tnils which reach us of the AuFtrian !truly shew, that on the 21st and :4cl its loss was enorot to.. Ti I. r'e, t ,ps of the itrmy kit • perished. The geod fo , io t Vie .fr. say, th a t the or.o;euvr es of qeneral Dcnube sa.ed the A.ostrian armv. rite Tyrol and the Vora:teeg .tre vomp'.rtely sal - .!ect-tt. Car. Carinthia, the territory 111 *4 i Upper and I ower Austria, are tat:!itied and dishrine^.i. li.ste, that city ''ere the Frond , ar.i I tali stns seTorei! 41) ma has been occupied. One ciretiinst.iice ia the . %pture.t•fTries'e, has seen most a !,•recaitle to tl'e l'.•,!pet or—the delive• v of the ft. •ssian squadron. It had rect..; ..eu eide.s to tit out for Ancona, ',art s detaiiird by contraay s, It rema:t.,..:l its the power ot the Austrians. The i , ...extion of the. Aria) of Dalmatia will soon take The 0 C.ze of itiges:: . hi, march as soon as he heard that the At of Paly was on the . ionzo. Ii is honed that it will arriv I.a..bat h before of.fane. Toe r.:h ber SAM, who a stoned, and with rea•,/.4, ~ , k. , tl in the service of England, after having prostit..i.•t! t!ie troll.. of dz.- K.:lg of Prussia, as the satellite , of Ea.: toi Oat to . Ferilioatel at Seville, has bee„••: irro an island of the i'he King of e I N italill, intL i .e.oriently of 15,.): -. 0 men of his own troops, had div;),,ei aid a French diviAtto; and the" of Valmv has alread::itlliied at Ilanau (Ivo v:sions• Of the Corps a Oitsereatien, ny f;eiterais Itivaud and Desp...ats‘, and etra;ii.sed at the bri grdes I.atneth, Clement, Tatspin, and Vautieland. Poe of SwaWa sets free the Corps Of 0!..-..rvation of Oen. i;eau co Jilt, which iscollecied at Augsbure - h. and w here :tre more than 2800 1 ra t 4 - o)ens. The rap,e of the Prio,ses t.f the Iluuse of Lor raine ag:tinst Vienna may be painted with o:.e Fir T:se ;:it:t! is f'd by 40 . raised on t ;it left batik of the river. ['hey have removed and de,troyed t rem, FOURTREN i• 11 L; Er 12.1% EBERSDORF, 1.--The lirk.,:,es upon the Danube are completely re ,eqablished t to these have been added a El.- lug mid4e; add all the nrcestary watetitkis ore preparin4 for an other brid, ; e o. floats. Seven niaehinrs are employed to drive in the lint the Dannhe being in -once places ?4 end !.16 feet in depth, watch Owe i, spent in corder t.. t atichirs, when he machines air olacerl. II ,wev , .-r, our !lens advao , :ing, ani 'v ill be Anislied in a iithort - noes The Ce.ie: I .lll4afie of llegiaeor!. Lazowski, is e.nployed on the left bank upon a t-te tic point of 1,500 toii,es, and w kit ili he •irrouhUett •s , a trench full of running water. The 4.11 h crew of the floOna of boo logne, cutnarintled by the Capitain d- ‘rnit.seatt #3%bte,is ar rived. A o:,reat number of boats, cruiziag in tt.eri%iir about the hlaild4, protect the bridge nod ret .lee great service The bat talion of 'marine workmen labour in toe constuticii.ia tle .rmel vessel.;, which H ili serve rtiiitpl-ter I • coni.nand the river. After the fteFeat .or the corps of Gen. Matthieu, Ca;:t,-.11 . j0t tot of the Stall' of tic - I ' , uf S 'eel' with an orderlY druglon upon the ri.an to Saltzbu l who blvitig successively inei a volition of 659 tritons of the line. Lad a column of ?iioo militia, both of whom were •or :.12, :i.,d lost their way ; they, no being sutninoned to stir ref:der, 'laid in) a their arms. (.I , .'ileral of Divisimi •irrirod at 01.iehbhigh, the bust e,ontry to - ,1 of liu.r . ;;:ry, wit:i a coat J. T.it•re apocars it, he -otai . tit tittti A ary , here men's ride t:t! wei,ter part of Inept not seeming f,:viriTable to "ro. •;el...:rit of Lasalle had l.i• irrs postio and pushes bib t Al tonhoury, ;Lod haw,. e it, vi-ions of the arin;; ;Lily are arrivet! at Nenst.idt. ireroy ha, been for Coe latt two days at the nt - ad quarter• i.f tile Lippert-T. ,;,„„ er o m at .,1 01 , a 1,1, %v ho rum . : ;;;htiNs , :l.• of aly corps of the 4 . It tlj has entered T .ere it .ve hero found in his : provision-, (loath e,t;:ir,!zil-nis tivori, •I' of D.A.)!zic is I'lle Trip(-.' Polite t'eivo is a Jchit..; . Vienna. Tilt Cotter:l of Divt,ioii •aritl:ir,•3e, with the Wirtemburg,ll. is arrii.en t. aut.it am! ; noes. Trationit"tv rei4P.. : cut by the movements of the Doke of i-an. of • 1 - * I Lnl v, ail Ow .t.r.,:rijos woo nail been tat i :a toot poiot have heel de:aro) t c ; bj :lie Duke of Dautzic, others, such as the corps of Jolla.. JUNE IS. Olc 1 41 ; f 'i+ - i I # • ‘