The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-12 00:00:00

tack on the heroic Archduke CHARLES and his va-
liant army, who were also all prepared to receive

The victory . which the French blazon forth to
have obtained over the Archduke Jon N, by their
Italian army, and the Occupation of Raab, were mere
ephemeral successes, as intelligence has been
,re.
ceived more officially, of a much later date, at
Prague, stating that the Archduke had re-taken the
position on the Raab, and the French are said to
have retreated before him.

According to private letters from Austria,• the
Duke of B.AGUSA'S army has been defeated and totally
disprsed on the confines of Hungary, and no more
than six thousand men are said to remain of it. By
the same channel it is said, that a Combined British
and Turkish naval and military force has retaken
Trieste and, Fiume, and conquered the greatest part of
Dalmatia.

SCHOENBRUNN, JUNE 14.—An Order of the Day
says,—" l',ie Emperor sees with grief the disorders
happen in .the rear of the army. Bad sub-
jeets try to dishonour the army ; instead of ranging
themselves under their colours 411.1 fighting, they
remain bellied, committing all kind of excesses,
crimes, Bcc,. L'Ott this .account movable colanms
shall be • formed in all haste in. Upper anti Lower
Austria to take all marauding stragglers," ezc.—(Car-
respondent.) • '
ST. PETERSBURGII, JUNE 14. Some days back
we received Very satisfactory accounts from Turkey,
from our Army. The Turks endeavoured to Pre-
vent the passage,of the Danube, by frequent sallies
from their fortresses. They were attacked by Prince
PROSOROWSKI. The Cussacks highly distinguished
themselves on the occasion.—(Correspondent.)
PASSAU, JUNE 11.—=The design of again" fortifying
Brannan, appears to be eptiiely given up; but at this
city, which is considered as the key of the Danube,
strong entrenchments 'are making, and 7000 men,
partly soldiers, and partly peasants„ate at work on
them daily. Tile, fortress of Oberhaus is connected
with these new 'works. Heavy artillery and aM-
munitinwis brought from the arsenal at Augsburgh.
. The Austrian patroles make excursions daily from
Bohemia and Upper Austria towards the left bank
•
of the Danube, to some leagues beyond this city.

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LONDON,

WEDNESDAY, JI:1.1 12, 1809.

The-Supplement to the Gazette of last night con-
tain, in
,the Austrian account of the r.•=einorab}z

battle-of Aspern, one of, the most interesting and
important :Military Documents' which the world

Nothing was omitted on either side that
judgment, spirit,2 and peraeverance could eGet :
the slaughter on both sides" was immense, and cer-
tainly a more sanguinary contlita has not occurred in
modern times. The loss of the Austrians in killed
and wounded was near 20,000 men ;—that .of the
French must have considerably exceeded 40,000.

ever saw.

We this morning "reeei% eci some , German Papers

to the Ist inst. from which' we have made some ex -
traEts, -but the Intelligence they contain is in general
of an old date. They state that an English and
Turkish force has taken posgession of Irieste and
Fiume, and the greater part of ailmatia.

Yesterday morning, his MAJESTY, Princesses Au-.
GLTSTA and SONili, acconipanied 'by the Marquis.
CORNWALLIS', and Colonel TAyLoti, took an airing
on horseback in Windsor Great Park.

The QUEEN and Princess, ELIZABETH took- an
airing to Frogmore Lodge.
"Yesterd4 Sir DAVID DUNDAS held a‘public•dat
his Office in the Flo'rS.e Guards, and gave audiences.
to a number of Military Officers.
Yesterday, Mr. JAcxsON, his Majesty's newly ap-.
pointed Minister to the United States of America,
set out for Portsmouth. He will embark in the iif-
r c ain e frioate.
Yesterlay a telegraphic dispatch announced the
arrival off Plymouth of the Easi.lndia fleet under,
convoy Majesty's ship Culloden.
Orders were' yesterday morning=transmitted from,
the Acimiralty:tol.)ortsmouth, for the first division of
the Expedition to‘be iu coinplete readiness tin- sail-
.
ing on Friday.

• Master HENRY "FITZ-CLARENCE, second son of
his Royal Highness the Dukti cat cLARENCP, arrived
on Sunday-, 'at his father's "'e: :t at Bushy, after an
absence of 14' months severe- ,E!, as Midship-
man, on board the Superb, of 74 guns, Adrnirat.
KEATES,. the Baltic.,

• Tile Princess Cl!Aittoi•TE of '‘VALES has hal a
very handsome frhaefon tnade'on a scale, prepa-
ratory to her S.uintner's -excursion to-tognor.. The
fore wheels are only 18 inches high, and_ the re4.l
propoitionahly'lnw. fifer 111,prious flit.iier.l-;a3,tnaoe
her Royal Higi.;ness a-present of a beatAlit*Lil.cet of
wili;e ppnieS to drAw it.