The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-05-22 00:00:00

GERMAN rApats.

VIENNA, APRIL 29.
The &army under the command or Field Nlarrhal
Boron Hil'er ebtintatvtl at 60,000 CO.m

?he Archduke Anthooy has arrived here from
the army, und since proceeded to Hungary. The
Archduke Francis, brother to the Empress, goes
as Governor to Genic's.

MAY 3.

The necessary measures are taken in case of a
bosttle demonstration egotist Vivo na. The Corps
of General Villiers is believed to be strong enough
to prevent the advance 4 a the enemy—The Reserve
and the Militia of Lower Austria are also called
out. tart the Archduke Charles will co-operate on
his side.—Tha Moravian Militia are on their
mirth, and the Hungariaii Insurrection is orga-
nizing with great activity.--i The army of the Arch-
. duke John will either prosecute its ciireer, or re-
tort) to the ►rapport of the other corps.
The army of the Archduke Ferdinand has fully
completed die object uf its Original destinstion.
04r cevalry will immediately lee largely increased.
The Burgher cavalry of this city have already

offered to serve in the fiehlArut it has lasso deemeti
right to retuin thew in \ 'ratan.
On the 99th the Empress let nut for Cliptr
Aastria, nu a visit to his Majesty. •

The milititt bntteliva s that were here have bees
beAt off to the army is vvoggons.

ACGIOLURGH, ULY 5.

The Emperor was on the 3cl instant ut
Marshal :Hassan' at Lints, and General Enron You
Wrede at I...einbacit. The utmost exertion is
making to fortify Brantiau. General Andre*lsy
and M De Cliarnpaguy huvu left tins place for the
Emperor's head-quarters. The first is positively
stated to have been appointed Governnrnf Vieunit.

P. S. A courier has this instant arrived, with in-
telligence that the French have entered Lints, and
that the Emperor is marching to Vienna.

PARIS. MAT H.

Advices from Italy, or the Gth and 7th instatit,
transmitted by the telpgraph, state, that his
Highness the Viceroy was occupied ire the pur-
suit of the Austrian', who were rapidly retreating.
On the 4th his head-quarters were et Trevino, mid
the communication between Milan and Venice was
completely free.

sALTniunG, APRIL 30.

At five o'clock, yeeterikiy afternoon, the Ba-
varians forced their way into this place, inter-
mixed with the flying Austrians. The capture of
four pieces of cannon, a number of baggage wag-
gons and tumbrils, 13 officers, 530. privates, aad
the release of some Frenchmen and Bavarians, sent
hither as prisoners by the perjured Tyrolese, are
the fruits of this victory. Jellachich's corps is
completely dispersed ; a part of his troops have
taken the road to Carinthia, while another part are
wandering about iu the woods. Our cavalry a►e in
pursuit of the latter, and are every instant sending
in prisoners.
_ .

This day the divisiou marched off in the direction
of Strtumaldeu. Baron Von lteiehlin is uinung the
wounded. The total of our loss was only two kill-
ed and nine wounded.

WAY 9.

The list adriies from Constantinople state, that
immediately afu.r the departure of the two Russian
officers, whom the French Charge d'Affaires bud
presented to the Divan, a general, wet of rehlion
was declared against the Russians. The Turks
were making Oat:lost active and efficient preparas
tions for the defente'of the capital. The English
Ambassador, Mr. Adair, had his formal audieuces
of tile liaiinacan, on the li2th and ited ult. There
was no apPrehensiou of further tumults on the pert
of the Janissaries. •