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and Kauffbesrer, to ant offal
the Eastern Tyrol.
110011:TH BULL/111N Or TNI GRAND ARMY.
eeeaaU ao a. OCT. 11.
The halite of Vressistess was followed, tweety.tour hoes
alterwards,bv the &Rion elGessabingh. Marshal Nay marched
with his eorps—Asisen's division against La.ig-near—vand
pdalhaes division .igaltre Gensherri. enemy, who at.

tempted le oppose that march, were every when overthrown
Prince Ferdinand endeavoured, ice win, us denvid Goobers
• In person. General Mallon, attacked it with the 59th rep
intuit. The anion was obitin..te, hand to baud. Co:on,•!
Leceee was killed at the brad of his regiment, which, not-
Withstanding the most vigorous minnow*, carried the bridge
by main force. The pieces of cannon which defended it, were
serried, and the fine po.ition of Gunsitergh remained in our
power. The three attack+ of the enemy were toeless i they
retired with precipitation. The v-serve of Prince Murat ratio
wrist st..gsu, and rut off the enemy on the right.
The details of the anion, which cannot be given for some
den, wiM asks known the creams wbo distinguished them
solves.
The taperer pored the night of the 9th, and part of the
10th, between the corps of Ney a.,d Urines.
The activity of the French Army, the extent and cempli•
cation of the combinations, which entirely escaped the eseety,
dbeeseerted them to the last degree.
Tlte Coesseriposhened as much bravery and good will u the
eldeoldiees. Tbe weather is now rains, butthe army
ts in pod Imeltb.
The enemy loot upwards of 2,500 men in the action of
Gensburgh. We +nada 2,000 prisoners, and took six pieces*?
easnee. We had 400 son killed or wounded. Major-Gene-
sal d'Aspose is cat lb* number of the prisoners.
The Emperor arrived at Angshargh on the 10th, at nine p.
The teem has been occupied for these two days. •
The 01101611{111iCatina of ete intern y'a ar-ny is cut off at kegs-

bite and Lanfarri, and is about to Ali eut of at Foliation.
The Prince Moral. •ith tito owl= of Marshal Nay and Lamont,

M Swaged le the pundit. Tea ...gement." have been with

draws free► the Austrian army of Italy, and art crining hr
bom the Tyrol. So.ne Roman ear*, who also travel
pot, are approaching to the Inn ; hut the advantages of ou
Milian ate sesh, that we csa make head against every thing
TS* &Spew is lodged at Angv► ugh, at the Palace of the
014 Tema, who has treated with great soacath
mist Iliosalle of Ha Majesty, as they bucceeturely arrived.
FIFTH BULLLTiti.

•ooasaaaor, oet. it.
Itootiol Molt moveisoft +kit ►Y Corps d'Aroloo to Lands.
*we. apt Welds mow has cot Woos of Ute cluefcommuni.

WilismlSOith• grow. N. armed on the at four o'clock
in ibe afternoone and found them the rug,mont of cuirassiers
of prime Iroudinsod, which, with six pieces of cannon, re-

paired with firnmd inarehe• to Ulm. Mahal Suult made the
Juls regiment of chassou s charge this regiment It was so
gimehr.e•rwsg, and the 26th regiment was animated with such
en airdwir, that the cuiremittft reek to flight nn tne charge, and
lel 'Wier* prisoners. one Lieutrunt.Colonel, two Cec-
ilia,. and tee pircesofanrtnn. Marshal Soult. who ima
reed that the. would continue their route upon Merrimingeo,
bad sent see-rag regimsitta to cut them off, but thee had re.
Greeted into the woods. where they rallied, in order to take
mks, in the
Twon v pieces of cannon, and tho equipage of this enemy's
piantaina, bad paused, on the 10th, be Landtberg ; Marshal
honk sent Cleneral Sebaniani in Intranet althea, with a brigade
▪ iltnerna. Hoped are entertained that he would come up
rive thew
On die tith, Marshal Soult dlreled hi. mune to Mem-
▪ i noon, where he will arrive on the 12th, at day-break.
Inktrohol lientathitle marched the whole day of the 11th, end
pushed his advateod guard to within two leagues of Munich.
The beggar of eraveral Austrian GOMM $l4l is fallen Into the
he. of the night troops. He made a hundred prisoners from
ttilposen easintadne.
itlitshol Meows advanced awards Dachau.-44is van is
indand at The hussars d Slankentlein were put into
by I,iitimationt, and in iii/rent &Gijon% he took Gu

The Prise. Mena, witti the reserve *Nu cavalry, and.the
carps of MaralsaleNirp and lianas, has place/ himself directly in
heat of the erimuft srmy ; the left of which is at Ulm, and
the right at Mmarsingen. Marshal Isley is oa horseback, on
the banks ad'the Danube, apposite to Ulm. Marshal Lenses
is at Weviaanberg.
OMNI mermaid is advancing, by a forced march, to take
• rieleis •• the height of liters term; and Marshal Soult is
etheasieg Os tam the right 4th. enemy at Memmingen.
The limping! Guard has left Augsburg% for Syrian, where,

robs ),y, tiro Impart:it will pass this night.
A dozily, affair t. jwt about to take place. The Austrian
tansy has slot Kt all lei communications cut off. It is nearly in
She lime situation in which the artily of Mclas was at Ma-
nnar,.

TM Emperor was upon the bridge of the Lich, when the
division el General Ma oont &filed. lie caused each mgt.

ment to form a cirelia-...he spoke to thorn of the situation of
the choosy, of the approach of a great battle, and of the conß.
demos ►e reposed in them. This harangue was made in dread-
ful warthae. The snow fell in abandance, and the troops were
wp so the bsest in rood, and were exposed to a severe cold ;
bet the Emperor adlreoso.l them in expressions warm as fire
se listening to him, the soldier forgot his fatigues mid his pri-
vations, and was impatient for the hour of the combat to arrive.
Marshal Bernadotte arrived at Munich on the I I th, at six
o'clock in the muffling he made 800 prisoners, and set out ;n
pursuit of Lie enemy. Prince Ferdinand was at Munich. It
appears that this Prince had abandoned ha army of the Iller.

Never will mon events be ileeided i■ less time. iefore the
expiration of fifteen dart, the destiotes of the csaspa.gn, an/ of
the Austrian and Roman armies, will be fixed.

VIENNA, OCT. 2.

Our journals announce, that, in consequence of
the pressing invitations of our Court, the Russians
have at lecgth passed the Vistula at Pulaw s a co.
lumn, commanded by General Kutuzow, direfls its
march for Craw via. The entire army, alter hav-
ing marched thr. sigh Brennau, netting, Kaag,
P.irsdott, and A:L..1,A1, are to be encamped on the