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iel)N DO'S,
111074 DAY. Jute :14. •
We gave. oat tiesturd,ty, the substaucc mind result
`of the ilreialfol battles on the Danube.' which, at-
c mrding to the I sect of Bon al.eirre. in his lath Buie
*tin, were to decide the fate of !,lic Austrian filo-
narchv.—We this Joy give at length the ~tith mid
t6th Fre..ch Bulletins; of the French army in (;cr-
kell7, •Icteilleg these most important .rvents,—l(
appears that fIUNAPARTe, preparatory to..hill at.
**mete retrieve the reverses which he altfaviliell in
the battles of the 21st sled t/itl- of May, at
Aspen, assembled the whole of his force. oe "the
!eland of Lobel, to which he transferred his'
bead-punters on the Ist inst.—lt has been a
natter of controversy and snrprise, that be should
have been able to prepare has bridges across the
Danube, for the peons of *whole army to the
northern or left bank of that river, without having
auy interruption frost the Austrians,
marampe I exactly opposite to him. The fact is.
sa uppers by the twenty-fifth Bulletin, that
these berated bridges did not extend Iseyon&the
'meld of I.obau. They merely cninseeted the
and the lesser. on it. southern hank
Pith keright. or Vienna vide of the riser, ueenpied
by the reelects army. There was, indeed, one
1 lbeidgestite bead of which appears to have remained.
aimee the bottle of Avem, that was repaired and
'constructed by LtIASSEN A, from. Lobe's to the oar-
them hank. opposite to the ?allege of Esslittg.-
To this point Botteeerrx drew the ettentioti of
this Austrians en the -24, cu d•the feint the mere ea-
sly succeeied, as the brel4e at Etsling ems the only
postage from the Island of [Amu, avid a great lin-
pueetsee was naturally attached to that pooittom
it having bee:ids* great point in contest in the greet
, b itam of the 2lst and 224 other.. Ou the 4th,
the real attempt to, ;lass the Dartulie, to the nor-
, them side, from Or Island of LOM, was made,
aiti the bridge. for this purpose were only the
ork of a few hneirs. These were thrown over the
Rams arm of tne Demulie, hum Levet to the
ewstwar.! of Essiitig, ou us to email', the Freueb
army to dirbusich on the left sting of the Austrian
army at Enzersclorf. By this Moventstit. the
great works of the Austrian entrenched camp,
directly in front of I.obau, where It wea ex-
peeted the French army could attempt a pee-
sage, were rendered useless, and
.Bossrseer.
it:netted the lei her advantage of throwing hie
fore between the Algerian easy else iftregary-ettte
resource iti case of disaster. Under these etrenm-
'twice*, the battle of the sth corunieoced. The
Bulletio settee, that the advantages olttaitied
by them were so great, as to oblige the Austrian. to
leave their cement:hell ea inp,forego ell the advantages
of their redosibts sod other preparstione,ead meet the
I:retches distance from them. is the great plain of
Enteralorf. The battle lasted time whole day, cud
the foe aI 1 little ground, which itrotez:it the
French centre close up with the village of IVit4ranis
at the elose of Hight. is the only esalsect adduced
•to chew that the reset was in favour of the
Free*. The possession of this plaice was eons
sidered necessary tom renewal of the battle on the
tith, and an attempt was aceorrhitziy rot agile to take
it on the night of the sth, but it is mu-buxom ledged in
the frasch Bulletins. that the attempt failed. The
action *es, however, renewed on the 6.11, sod conti-
naelesitil night, whe4 the Austrians retreated in

therinitietwei ;fZtioiwi, in Moravia. followed by the
' French., who entered it on the 9th. The Foroch
Ilainethaa, by noticipation. slats?. that the A ottriora
n ere retreating into Bohe.iii:t, heirk4, by the battle
of the fish, cut ottfritsu Ilaugary and Murariu. tkoui