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Fr inn t b ,. > If and DUrCii PAPERS. FATIIS, OCT. 14.—The report of cannon, which has been heard all the morning, has caused in this Capital more pleasure than surprise. The Emperor is at the head of his Arinies : we on expect, there foret.mothing.betviaories : but that which is . an- njunced to us, and opens this extraordinary war with so much splendour, is the result of a plan con ceieci with such genius, and executed with such boldness and rapidity, that the publicloy bursts forth on all sides, as if these new triumphs were unex peCted. The following is the second BUlletin of the Gr.tnd Army, published in the Oflicial'JOurn9l sixo:sn "THEE GRAND APCY. DATED OCT. a.--7 , -; - (FROIT THE MONITEUII). 'Events succeed each other %:vita the greatest rapt 41tV,-:Thesecond division of t ... „ Corps of the Ar_ily. under Mar'shal - SouLT commanded by GeneralTml-' whith,: from the rapidity of its 'lvor' ess, Nordlingen,'arrked au Do lau werth at eight o'clock in the evening; - and •carriod‘ the bridge `whkli'v%as defended br 'the Regiment of Collared°. Same net wereslain and - taßen , prisoners. . PrinceMomitT aierved at -the br.Ni of day- on the 7th, with his Dragoons hathbeen twen then repaired, and the•f4ince-preceedect.to,theiAc)) , with , the 4.)ii.tision of Dragoonl cointoluded: by Cic-meral W..t.iTtut directed Colonel ; NV at 010 .. 11ead of, : „ 'Dragoons,. _who, after a every. gallant charge,. got. possession, o£.. the liriti.ge, and routed the ; Enemy, who tiverc 40Libie 1116 force.....Prince` . patised.that nightat:Reineo., , thee t Bth 11faisfiar Sat LT' tWe' NDA! , :p..II?. and 1..,,EGAN6,.' 'fOr i.14:pnr 1 . 7 t4osef proixteding agnins.t An but ime "Mt •betie'Yal Si. Ft 1L.% if:1; `Mang they I, eft Bat-Act' tAt da,- I, lig,iit' on the eighth, Prince lUR AT; 'nt :the"httid "di tho divisions of Dragoons . of Generals , BiAtikin't' and KLEIN; and'of the di viSkiii of Oirabilaier . s. rassiers, 4:olninandect hy • GenerAN r;: set our mar7.lto,iitiQrcept the ra: frcimPriii io Augs burtly..; :When 'he arriyed at 11 )tyrerlitig e n,, ohsery - , tzabsideraille4kision Of •th Eil e' ArriY4ll;tltiitry,'' 6,OOOO4EdbY tout yp.latiratis of ,V,Y.,31., it T' r.'ll itTS 11l au lit: steal LANN F 4, -Who Wag rilarching, in the rei r . of .th6se diAsions of eavalq„arrixed ibc.; di,'i Qv ;tit qilgi4Cllll.3lX 11,1 7 t-WQ wh'ele of this division. was caw , ired-- , Colounit Oilic-,4 1 )(1 It Was coMposed of twolv.e.Battalions of •rei adiers,.:v iieh'hal arilVed", in t !great - hurry froLn! the I.'yrol • (01:reinforce the In the .. teurse of' to7morr,ow the details of , this. truly hri4int iiiitiort vi ill be .tuade. Marshal Sout.T.'tnanTuvred with his the . whole of the 7111 and Bth inst. on Lilo Left Bank of the 'Danube,' forthepurpose of . intereepting all the aVenuea'fro:n 'Ulm, - acid - of . - ob,46riag the,v,prps the As-in ) :- which appearto. , be still as;:embled in that Fortress. The Corps of Ithrsiral 17AVOL7i3T areiv'ed' only on 'the Bth at . Nieubehrg. - The , Lards Of .Ge mut MAttgPNT has alao.,,arrived there. • The. Cori* of Gerieral BESINADqVrt,,apd the Bav:rianS, arrived on the Vri, at Aielistet.. By the intelligence that has bowl , obtained,. it appeared; dint tWelvv:AusolBll RegiMents had, left 'ltalt to - reintbree!thti.Army of Bavarla: The accounts Of thee *Von= ts, and of these. events, will be interesting to the Pub lie, and do the greatest ham:6r to the Army. PA:A.Is, tic 16. TIM TRIRO iil/1.1.4T1t/ Cif' TILE (HAND ARMY. . . , 703ME1,L6111/1.75EN,,. OcT. SOULT pur•: , ated the Auitrian'Divisiolf, which had taken 're- Inge" at' Aicht, drove it frOtil thence and on thatjth at noiin - entered A-ugsbnrgh with the Div * lSions•ef V4NDASIIIE t 5T..,11/Liitit.V., and LiviCiRAND. 4 Q/1 the 11th ill the eVellihk, Nartil4l : '''DAYOUßT; who. crossed the. Danube at Nieutwirg', arrived at Aloha with three 'Divisions, General MaiottiNT, With . the DiVi4Oll:.of Bou-: bXT, Gaotr cal', and the B'atavianDiviiiion , of.Geneviti DuatoNcEAti ' • passed the Dangly, • and took a posi.: Con betweeti Atcha 'and Angsbuih. In tine, the Ardly tinder Marshal BERtrAporre, topthe,..r Army, cominanded by, GeneraN tlnd Vr,ant?.N., 'Wok thc;r position at 'tn . q,Astocit, , The Imperial Guard, Commanded by , :iterai sir ett ES; proceeded to Artg-Airgh l•as like- Div - Whit of Cuirassiers, under the comniand j General 1iA.1./Trolll.3'. • Prin6;' , . !VWRAT, with thc. diVions of 'KLEIN and - 1 and the diviiiion Cilrabinicrs and uuder. General ll.N.tcsotrry,. hastened, v„iito 1.0 the viilage of 'tZtisminshamen, in edt t road fri.;ll.l tilin to 4 1 . i •igi. I , P . 6., • , • !t.) 110.; COlil ter OIVIBIOII Of O OD I N 4yr i and the tti...iaon of Souc,, t .,; T; too k pos t. th e , ka yrw the at ZilSOlaShillaStAl. • . jr:ple : ll.t:ip•,, , roi• pa.; J..:d roview the I)ragoons of : tlti ordt.rt.d to he brought heft re. Ifirib nativ.l tM,\ of the 4th ro )441!111., % ;.. w. at - 043 SoLIiQN, :w ho, the is t iii c 4 , i the . Lech, hod, saved his Oil,tain, who days before 1,14 cathired hail from his M4,1 01 5' upon hint the tl-.. I',i, tt ~t ti , • .J0 1 ,% - .ner then oh servcd (kik sl duty j my Captain. degrodqd,n , e on pic,,otint .y.idation of dis:- cli.hne, tint he knows that -.lvs - •o. ed a goon bolnicr.," Tkat. : . : - • the ljtagoons of the - ccal(l',' the battk• of Wertingcn, 1..,! 'twill to pr.:.r.ient a Drago,:,, stox,vt.d. the Eagle of the Lc z Li., - .1 ‘)I How, ti., , Majemy exprectl his to the Gre . -' pldiers of General ()t . nisoT'stlii. i art, Ot:ltt which a finer or inoro enthusiastic cor.z, c,lntior possibly exist. Until we are enabled te give a detailed account of the b%ttle of \Vertinzen, rt way he proper tdsay iiomethinq of it in the prL:sent Colonel Atationt, at the ;, c ad of Ins 114intnt of Dragoons, charged the Regintent of Cuirassiers of Duke ALBERT. The action wa; vvry ihrirp. Col. iittfudni had his horse killed tinder ltiill, and tas Itcp,iinel it burned witn eagernesi; to rescue hiln. Cot.; fond. 1.-trmoNi', of the t oth nred with tt true French spirit, .st..i4ed upon a Captain of Cui ixissiers, in the tnidA of the hot.tle * whom he 'himself made a prl:l ,- iner, after lravinj, cut do vi Colonel MAUFETIT, at the head of the gth Dra. goons, chlrged in the village of Wvtingen : bein mortally wounded, his last words Were---" Lit the El:blot:tor be informed, that the -gth Dragoons have shewn rntheselves worthy of their reputation • ' and thafthey charged and conquered, exclaiming, Long live the Emperor!" _ _ That Column of Grenadiers, the flower of the _ Enerny'S - ArritY, IniviiimercTirried ina square of four Battalions, was penetrated and cut ddwn.. The 12th Battalion of Dragoons charged in the wood. OVAINOT'S Division were indignant at the dis tance which still prevented them from attacking , the: }Enemy -; but at the very sight 'of them, the Aus sit-fans hastened their retreat—one Brigade only was in time to charge. .All the Cannon, Colours, almost 0 . 11 the Ofcers of the Enemy's Army who fo . ught at Wertingen, were taken : a great nigutler were killed . ... J. Lieut.•;Ctirottels; six i\lajOrs, .Orticers, .4000 Sal cilbrSilialv fallen into our hands. The remainder were dispersed,; and wh4t'escaved 0 \N'ecl their 5afety t644,4444, .is stopped a column that.w4S turn ing the Enemy. The-Ghief-of a So,nadrOn,--EncrutArrs, of Prince Mustkt; had two horses killed under - It was he who carried the colours to the , v;hd said to I know tio mail can be • tiraveethati you I ititke.ydn an Officer of the Le gion of " _ . ;Ntirsipl ,NL-,•'4'41 side, With Wiu roil,, riViso ' N, and LotboN, the Division Dra:, BAIAI.BcitY D'Huottuts,and the Div . o;ion it:, dit.:4,-11(.1,;(1 - the Danuhe,and attacl;ed the Enentv , in - their position at Grurnberg..lt. is.now limitelotk). e firing and we hear the of carmen.. . . • ; taut this does not retard the fOrceff fuoccugi.of Army. ....12he• Eniperor sets the e:7.,:lmple; on liorse'.7..tcl: night and day, hels ini4st cii the troops, and - in,ey . eiy, preence. is necessary. He yester day rAle l knbt.o.ll - leagues. .He slept- in a small.vil berrait:','-rtind without ;.ttly kind • - 1 bagOogo. 1 !)..113irihop' - ,of ...ngsnurga had, l l owev e r,, it.s 'Palace, and waited his :1 lajesty night. In '•tiva.l.r i ti, the, 'first succe!ts ;opens *the; a y prepares for. the ter9;tc*4troti.ot .the Vitz(r. tit: least . with Austria', be fore the end Of the has . 'bc..qm annalinced.hy . tlt(• :it ;Al •. . , • i!. t.,: . tiQt with glory to he modest, w i t h • and particularly I . 6 . St•sould, op th.e pre sett it, begin. to ~ ...:aunt.byfunb of triumph throughout the whole • - ,ltg - ttnpre:. , s is e cpt o pass the winter at Strtshtir',gh, and sevcral Perforincr;are expeaeil fioni Pgis-, to tpke part in the,conctlt that are to be gifell' in tlie : lmporial Palace, FROM TILE BATA V,LAN STATE GAZET FE. C 0 . .---Yesterdly tnernin„ifo•His cellency set otifor Leyden; - he i 4 expetied f, ti at the Hague this evening. When dotice in our last; that *should pUblish 4il EY.traordinari Gazette this day, we did not foresee that we should have- the pleasure so soon ;311 I,Cotlitt Of Ow pix - oiry the French. That agreeabLi piece of intelligence was ni.de he yesterday morping, on the part of Gen, &trek:, at the parade,. where the follovving Order of the Day was read.:— I hasten to acquaint the Garrisan with the following plea in intelligence ; 1 --Qn the • 7th • and Bth of October, t 80b, his Majesty the Emperor NA POLp:osI the Pantibe in' several place forced' the Strong: position. of the Austrian Army at Don:lu werth; and; tb;ally dereated Aritiv. Eleven bat talions of I Grentidici - s, and rale Regiment of C if o s i r y, e thor with. sonic mag,a vines. a.gc,it deal of Artill..2l - y, are t 1 1 ,2 fruits of this • Whilst -titi-; import-a:it ot' lion was titiu fit iii. the centre of Cieneral . IsAmyr'zi.••., with the Gallo llatavian pa:,scd the 1 inuhe near Ingokistadt which pluce tl a 4 taken by' s 1 • " "i ;Le con , 4equence of these movements has beep, that ; (~ , 600 Austrians, in the vicinity of Angsburgh, aru A v eryis pur:;tiing the flying knciily 1:i c.•;:ry direCtiOn. '(Signed) " BiIIICF,, `` GOVernOr Ot thc, k.teSiat.:llCe." DP.LE'T, OCT. 1 B.—The 1;1,4 accounts from Vi-' etina confirm the tvport that the. E.:met:twit of.,ll,tYs- SIA Witt; expeCted there, and that se',Llai apartments. had been got,ieady for him in the . Imperial Palatv at Vienna,' 4ncl.at, tin Cititle of sch2ii t ornnn. . rl. he: - 06tive• ..were going en Vienna; the whole Army had been already inrreased - 60mplt.sni,ent, tnc l ise cat the iitina drons' and kit talioni ttior.til.k"'ck ( if forming anotlwr Army of iesQrve, TAtritriap • Genentl I ;%.1 Y-1-;1; • had taken . a on tlte 7th ,olo ,. ;tober,,t Donatmerth attci Kaisurtitiohn,.with a, view to protect the ttand magazine; of grain in the forrner 7 , •On ent; Gth of 061oSer baly , incli : tipops; Ivody of 300 t lii truut.: rctfot,fo wiii'th with the lois of i,evco, The whr3lo :‘rroy, eotyrnopti of exp(-..1( . ..,1 y..ut Army `.)y - the I Pill of Ch:tobc!r. c) CT. 11:1Ve fiW r) / iLVISIIVir, ll , c' AT LI)) Tbe aelions of ont -. troopi Ivil. 1 ) those of tho Encnt:i !lave been vi(toriucts ) : which fre;-)h , • = -"We ,LNery . day , 'see troo;)-i *throtl , .li our city and it s'envir(iiis, on t 1 't'flt.r v„ , ;:ty to the of the 1.12. inc, aid to join the Grana Army. (,)n the. (try yo,tcrCay larf(e tiotAchrmit of - the Jill aiived frotnPartS. T:10 Corp,' (:){ 1110, Gen, lit 6Kat;Au we t..N4,!Cied in: a few ' Yan k; , i of the hhino. • f.'"eonta anti deutt..h. 7 , (foElse.4ts are arrtving evcti OCT. I; of I - 11 , 6. , is has already II Ill: , conituawl ti, of ;th- SiaP Afllly It c o'i.l.Wolliii. I f:s 11108 t ha rosoly,.(l 10 utacc twent . ,' sqtraaattis, tII7 , toi: war tootiog. The ArCildilke FIIRDINAN1:1 ) Cotlllll of the Atlstrian Army, arisived It *Lim oa of (Milker. They ccmtiuLled work at tht; .fi.catiens of that City, and those at Memmingen. On the Swabian Mountain, named the Alp, between Uhn and Geislinien, soma skittnisheslave also taken place. .... BERNE, OCT. 6„.,---The follOWinglroclamition has been addressed to the Troops of the Confederation by the Commander in Chief:— We, 'll.,anoirn . OfWkyraNifirYL, General of the Federal-Troops, to all the Officers, Non-Commis sioned Officers, and Soldiers of the Corps of Neu trality of the Confederation. Yt . ya have taken arms at the call. Of your Country to keep Foreign TreOps from your Fraritiers, and to Maintain with all your force the ; , tranquillity and .peace, which, after so many storms, Divine. Providenee -has rendered us. This is what constitutes, and :will. constitute your sole destination: The Helvetic Coufederatien wishes not to, .make War, and essentially 'desires only to live in Peace with all its neighbour's, and to offend no one ; - therefore- shut your. ears -against the dis !conrseS tif the evil-Minded and of the igndrant : confide in.your Chiefs ; remain faithfial to your colours as you have sworn,; obey voluntarily and with exaet ness your Chiefs; content yourselves with the ,pay and subsistence that have been allowed you by die . regulations, and do not permit yoUrselves to make any requisitions that are contrary ;to them , _ live : peaceably and harmoniously with one another, and ' • with all your unarmed Fellow-eitiz,ens, . And, al :though your religien,!yopr, customs; "and your lan guages, be not the same, never forget for an Instant that'you have' nevertheless a commtrn Country; that 1 you are all Swiss , , and wish to remain Swiss ; in fine, that you have all but one and the slime interest, that of preserving the honour and independence of your . Country. Penetrated with ' this lively sentiment-, I'. -, have acceded to the honourable Order of 'the Diet,' 1- whiCh has nominated we yoin• Chief, • I am tour fident before hand that, on every possible occasion, you will . lighten„ by your confidence , and good con dud, the- difficult - and iMportant duties of that em- ployment. , -I shall ,receive with the most, sincere. gratitude every proof of your attachment for mo;', and I shall de all in ray power .te Merit them,. litit , I - declare to you, at the same time, with firmness,:' that in order tOniainttiin ',the good Order which the';', whole C6untry exa6is- and expeas frem us, / shall,. ;cause every disobedience; every disorder, every re quisition contrary to the rules, and everyVemedi- , , tate& injliy, to .be sought for and pindshed. Prialds and Comrades; this. is the moment to show that the- Swiss are still Worthy of 'their name ; that we have not degeneratedirOin the spirit of our ancestors, and, that We . feel , aneW2yery profoundly, that ,in frater=' nity consists our power, and in-union our force... If you aro animated with these sentiments, The God of our Fathers will fortify yourarins for the conibati. he will watch Over your families, and will accompany you with ' his .benedictions ; zinc' your,,children and . descendants will stili enjoy the fruits of , your valour and your fidelity." ' . Given at our kicad-Quarters at Zurieh, 48thS0t. tSos. • Nu. Iu'MBI itG, .00T. 6:-..411e , States of • Bohemia have presented to the Emmtom awry' strong . Re- . : monstrance, , ,prOtesting against the pas'iage et the RthiSiati army through Bohemia, which; on account of the scarcity of provisions, is unable to Maintain so large an army. . • . • Itomr, SEPT. 20.---Gos ernment has published' on the 14th and 18th, the two following declarations;, FutsT DECLARATION, DATED SEPT. " The atrocity of the crime committed last night . by four young rnen, who, running through the toWn armed, and some wearing a false French cockade; • and al!.:o passing themselves fillsely us being in the service of an illtistrions -stranger of that nation, in sulted the officers ofjustice, and afterwards, having transported themselves to the New 'Square., inho , manly ,killed.two fruittnen,,who endeavoUred to do . fend their inerohandize from their rapacity, has ex cited the highest indignation of Government, and d. termineci it to employ every the most - eilicacietiS • . means, and 'even extraordinary measures, in order to obtain, .by-every possible research, a knowledge of their persons; and to infliaon . them the most prompt and exemplary punishnient. • • " In consequence, and - with the express authority of His HoLINEss ozr SOVereign, promise ever„will reveal to the Tribunal, of 'lNloNserOkiwa . , the. Governor of Rome, in the space of Is days, counting from the, date hereof, .the authors'of .the said lieS add atrocities; 'a recorrup.:nce'of s'6o"pilisfei•s; giving,power to the-Tribunal to make the sum even more ? which shall he paid by the Venerable Appv lic CiLimber, in case the informer Will fanitih proof Of the :participation of. the denounced in the crime„ by sufficient indications, and the said-informer will even . remain unknown -if lie and, tuay crfe a,. immediately . prese nt himself:Co the Governor, . , . • . . •‘. It is out. intention, •Ilesides, that the Ministers,- and, Agents of jusiice,.• and,even the accomplices of the et-itae, with the exception of the••principal delin ,que.nt,.shall, on the same condians, participate.' in " the recut - two:lce, PronliSing; . farther, -to the said.ac complice •infortner, impunity andpardou the part he nuly h:ive taken therein." SECOND DECLARATION, DATED iBth SEPT. , In , consequence:of the beelaration of impunity and recompence,, published on the i-Ith•instant, we have had' intelligence of the persons of the authors of the,. impotures and eyitnes therein - `related ; tho culprits having withdrawn 'thenpelves from the re searches- of Justice,- and Government feeling a great interestin their speedy' arrest,. the. Public are in conned.. .of their names and sir-narnes;. and their de., s c r inticm is, given ;is aiutexed. -Whoever will give, intelligence of. -them to the (.I)urt, so that they may be arrested; Will, txteeive l •A reward of itto crowns for ..!.tch person arrested in consequence„' thereof, and walretnaiii unknown." Here follow the names of the culprits, viz.. Araq Casedi, aged fJ 2 ye,trs Louis .Ca3ali, ; lind Louis CatouLco,. about 2(). A circutriStantial - description of them fitllows. Govertnnents faithful to the pro-, mise of keeping the secret of the aecamplices who nit lit discover the authors of the assassinations cois.unitted, has divulged nothing on that head , , haying 011. ) b n.cti at the end or .tuts last iitx.ra r,it,!: (I , ..! , ..cripLion of three persons' after having i 1 I,, c >, ng spfakt;n of tour triminals, it re tiv,:;rt is one who,.has,reeurred to lawn ;' it k added, that -the informers have refused iv. , ,,, : ...11 - Ikx7:ll.ce of 5 crowns that were promised. Duz Hamburgh, Cottzitburgh. • PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT T wF.Lrt W • CLOCK. • 581 Consols THE S U DICLItt YA.L..IUM AUDZAT L 0 - Ar D 0 Ar, WEDNESDAY, OCTO1IF:R 23, 1805. ,EilleNn7lEy . are sorry : , :to , - st..te, t a : t e , ,ti t , ,oil‘pin‘aA,tgratidiireiiietisr,slietigrie.,pp6oritettati).,iiptle.iite.yis3ic ms s ili t ril,t r et,,: o s,eto n t ti,, g otile,N.,‘ - r vi, e ito,i. a our,. ~,,1.11. son - to apprehend-that' a considerable part .of the I : 3 l . ) , : y ite ' Convoy have fallen into the bands of the w:thrhe ROehefort Squadron, which has hitherto i beeh so forte as to elude. the vigilance dour ponatnanders, had stood away to the Sotithwitrd,'pro. trYieNrof getting into Ferrol, when they fell - in with' ' the - ':Oporto and Lisbon FIB Th e following Bulletin was sent from the Adtuiraltl to ia* ct 'Ll__ z o x yd r s thii .o ra , orningt.." LLoy.o% oc-r. 1, 3 . .., 01t.,-thioyiesttlhoecke.itia:o..4tyhusci.piwiwl,:::s,Piiiiinit:3 Male t} ,414 I' ' ° ale ' : jrz; ru .Rrilt . 6 .5ir;04.014:04:. : : 1, :T r 41, 1t . 0 m :.:c . ..:: A T 6, . ::: :: t F its oo m: p . : , that pp Cl 4 °;,.:, be., land,. lie uuforturi':7l:l'elfe3ll.lbYs2n3lC'l:S•P;tl:rniall;:ligivili:::lgri:ll:ti . , of the tnertiy; censist6; of Five Sail. of the L ille ; ,one a p thrt - tC dec%. - Ship, ,and is v'eff appehensilte turgid by :Pan 4 * ill/5 ' l ale bi cittl. `" y; 9 ., .t t ,.l:;e:, ru:;t7stil;;:seil, fir ll.:Lb:o°n °lll;t:atrt e: cco:taibi:: • gpa , ear y oi) tie s a , 'and I have every riasen to su p - 0 are arrived safe, lipos . as several Vessels Went in yesterday:• six of 0 11 ltioa*ikdL4EsnTglnitsiigihehiC:w.o"leoureilie, bivitd'we, weretoo tarlo leeg,d, inst. Atid"Ditich Jour' The intelligence th t; e a y is it : ~„i„ able, as it indicates that the Adstrians have teeeiy seil • a 'check.; It appears by the French aeceent:t , that a. Ilvision of the french Troop 3, ed 'l3Y.:Marshai SOLTI,,T, forced .a: passage acre'' the: a ni en : lt r ne o lr l a ie ui d ' to' Wertingen, Danube at Donauwerth on the 7th instant, ge d tsr , next day proceeded with a part of his 001°111.0m wards Angsb , urgh: - -The remainder of the Dlvlsili .- 4 . large body Of Austrian Infantry, proeeeti4 'r,-"ii much exi i ta k i ; ge g l i ra bu t r e g d l . l ttlitlee),:rdyerfoeiateodireti:kflOnigee 4tioleo oAvrrmisyonitei:vorig, v;ijit,. c oll i d e the c olee: is a French accBc:t.ini,Tlalfilsd, t°l-ileirreltfueread°%r•:r;ill'idr;tl)::' • t Al P r o a l, 7 a ii:a p at o rp s i i; : n ou b ui e tw ::M ' ennit ‘,vith three Divisions' also passed dip PAllebe'ime rrny • under MarShal BERNADOTTE, 'togEta SVII's! the ii . • • . • - tlagaisnlati wry,itsonolksoxl,isetairtpedostitoioiniaay.e c - rocas 0 traiAite h acg l iit ! . o a u iG : , de •r ucA i u s raz s i ta shm t u ed rgoi t l o . o :( l ) , : n a : ci : Dsi:v D :t: iaaaji a tiltdn. n he:rio u :etbef b ,siailu e, re:eintye a ,b t is.;6 N it: .::).cilie:ldetiii:ibeliain:srvA.fg.i. jus,ituNatbin:re.cdatep;?o:tefliot,ellt:etg.tvrv.wite;iotradrar, dr,tisi.vediclio_:" at rich„ it ic: „ NT . obe r ' it wold, of °till) eAled tP° 1 1 : 4) rd i t , 1 1 11 : i l s i a '.. ra I t tl ii‘A, t 9. 1 5n i r COUCOII .00 their l ioitions, a tneastr:o which the- s uceesg e f exaggerated les u:i. igitper:np:tgedoilechee::rt,o„ll.,,ll:,:i,f:ttuiiic,it,leil.ielit,epelitu,\Aivrroesit:lsi'Doo:astiziriel pai,ifitilai.sencie,slc,,)6,srlsls.3,roel.)..rri ly : : , : tt n itrl_.) : l3l: f ttt ' si '' 4lll.ti ' :seh, , • . fi SP M9rOriit‘ligge tea ' ' shape. in ths BataviCl7l i 0 1 q azett 4, , ,• in which an Ordet'• of to Day of G ene t ' BECCE. is inserted, infosso ing the Troeps,that -4116„i , Austrian Arm' , at Donauwerth had been totally ''i , t I ' l ' Aftolls:l—;,:atint4td L - h tbg- af it r,'7:o4,..iiluL'sdtritaaik)es awleifblid°(''';'ldea `1.1: 1 0 410. vicinity of. Angsbnrgh. if all this had he',':l truei'there can' be no donlh 'that the French woe', ; . : '• - — . could b 3" have triumphantly published it, and. they ma p- , no later news- fro r in the, ikrinies, at the Hage, what the French papers contain. f After examining all the ' statements of the! % ; (= be fo nd th" (josses of the fre.nelt,.We link. it will , ..,, at . they - are • bir:no Means 'so great as would aPPe"' a , 10 th'' first-sight. It is slated in the second. BulleL 1.. iii the whole Austrian Division. were captured ;.. bt: l the third Bulletin it is acknowledged iha t "" br , tju g other Officers, were taken. It IS t iosena Soldiers, 0 Peutenant-C olonel,s, .i(i Is.4,,ajbeiresai) ::,•atio.si : t i l t ' c : e l r i t e ll t i b l f l 2l 4 o:7o P t I•l:Sf.ao°iltiiiiielcryse r : t s h : I : e t i P i tlr°ol:ll3°)lrri 1:11:::1r!rYt °hcal0:1:1:1:4;i taken. It is singular , that the Fren6 nir' • give no. account of any ,tiai.olh) eilf)3,v,in'lbi,,t'l:en: . - , . place iu forcing the passages of , t . , 0 _ if it 'had been' :... : Austrians ° c lll h nY a t speaky' n s ee : Infantry b rao.emil:la't:l:o4tiltil!wVi:eelcirsatueirieltligtie:rdtal e:lti their , t ;' o_ s i 1 1 ° i t t o . to i l ici;lolt,tt:ricaEl • part of the Danube, for the porPose e“ - . vic,lol.l ~ it wa , l • ' themselves beyond theld?e ), yvi :e " :lit for tilt ia tO 0, , I i supposed they INOtlid ridr° in '. , , 1300rAar: • 13...iiSiallS, it is evideotly the okiecc 01