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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FRENCH AND DUTCH PAMIR&
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lIIINGEIII, JULY 10.
At seven o'clock this evening arrived here, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Count Beroldiugen, His Majesty's
Aide-de-Camp, dispatched by His Majesty the
Emperor and King to bring u. intelligence of the
' total defeat of the Austrian army, under the Arch-
' duke Churles.
After the entrenched village of Enzersdorf had
been carried by assault on the sth iruitant, and the
left wing of the Austrian army, as wall as the
greatest part of the entrenchments, turned, • vio-
lent cannonade commenced on the 6th, at break of
day. About two o'clock iii the afternoon, all the
entrenched villages were tilten, mid one of the
enemy's columns, which advanced from Aspen
to attack the left wing of the French Army, was
cut oft; and the enemy retreated• on all sides.
The number of privoners and pieces of ord-
nance taken were not ascertained at the time of
Count Beroldingen's departure, because the re-
spective returns had not yet all been received, hut it
must be very considerable, aod the consequences of
this victory, one of the most signal triumphs which •
the Emperor Napoleon ever obtained, are beyond
calculation. At the lime when Count Beroldingen
lett the Imperial Head-quarters, they were at
Deutsch Agivint, in which pl ice, on the preceding
day, were those of the Archduke Charles.
The A u.trians are retreating in the direction of
Bruins, tieing cut off from Hungary.—(Royal
Amsterdam Comsat of July IS.)
CASSEL, JULY 5.
The following (liilletins have been published in
this place :
IMESIIIOI, JULY 2.
The Austrians, who, at the beginning of the in-
vaMin, observed the strictest discipline, and whose
whole conduct was conspicuous for regularity and
:leratiom on their Aught at once unmasked them-
selves. In Letpsic they demanded a heavy ennui-
bution, hut were prevented frost leryinit it by the
sodden arrival of General d'AllAgnac. Front Dres-
den, they carried otf -2n waggutiii, laden with pic-
tures, precious *meter, &c.
JULY 4.
His Ntojesty left this wiry at eight o'clock this
morning; Ins head-quarters will this evening be
established in Friedberg.
Colonel Thielimusis marched. yesterday from
hence with all the Saxon troops, and a Westpha-
lian regiment, in the (hire, ton of l'eterivialk.
The A --10tOrask..lave 1-.10-idea int.. Bohemia, with
the excelition ai the envi•• • ommussled by the Dole
of Brunswick-Orly, which his 'lterated from