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

Nenstadter and Von Reinhardt; the Corps
A.tijutart First Lieutenant Pausch j Colonel Quos-
danovit( h ; Major Schabitz ; Captains Faber, An-
lion and Maier; First Lieutenant Kohl and Fischer,
of the Starr; Colonel Kunigl, of the Artillery ; Co-
lonetKonio, First' Lieutenant Weissenwoltr, Majors
Fodor and Porubsky of Sztarray's ; Colonel Printz
of Hesse-Homburg, Major Kramer, Captains August
and Butsch,' First Lieutenant Planta, Rosenbaum,
Wollenhoter, Maier, and Alvizetty,' Sub-Lieutenant
Petz and &Sign Szekely of Hiller's; Colonel Fol-
-seis, of the Archduke Charles's Infantry ; Colonel
S .vinhorn, First Lieutenant Furstenwerther, First
Liont;nant Gastgab, and Sub-Lieutenant Kramer,
of The Archduke Louis s; Major.NL.nnel, Captains
Herwerth, Brandenstein, and Letege, of Coburg's ;
Colonel Wattlet and Captain Degrado, of Czatory-
sky's ; Major Reinisch, and Captain Hardop, of
RtUss-Grietz's ; Captain Schick, of Bellegarde's;
"Major Vetter, of. the Moravian Volunteers; Colonel
Frel;eh, of Stipsicz's Hussars; Major,Devay, 'Ad-
jutnot Beozy, Winunz, and Esterha:y, of the--Arch-
de Ferdinand's Hussars ; Adjutant Sub-Lieute-
nant Mrns. •

General qf Cavalry Prince 'Lichtenstein.
Lieutenant-(eneral Baron Kienmayer, and Prince
of Hess:-Homburg ; Major-General Von Sigent hal ;
Baron L,ederer, Von Kroyher, Von Theurnern, and
Count _Wartensleben ; Corps Adjutant Lieutenant-,
'Colonel Gaiter ; Colonel Baumgarten, Major Ess,
beck,. and First Lieutenant Zapilllo, of the'Staff;
Major CallOst, Major Nesslinger, First Lieutenant
Fuhrer, 'and Sub-Lieutenant Hayden, of the ,Artil-
lery ; Colonel Roussel, Lieutenant-Colonel Flachen,
feld, and First Lieutenant 'Werlau, of Maurice
Lichtensteln's Cuirassiers; Colonel Morzeri, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Desfours, Adjutant Dunst and Per-
zetti, of the Emperor's Cuirassiers; Colonel Kutta-
.lek, of Duke Albert's Cuirassiers; Major Schauer,
Captain Mann and Taxis, and First Lieutenant Redo,
of the Archduke Francis's Cuirassier's; CaptainMercardin and "First Lieutenant Dorry, of - the
Crown Prince Ferdinand's ; Captain Zedlitz,. 'of
11Ohenzollern's Cuirassiers; Captain Precourt, 'of
Riesch's Dragoons ; First Lieutenant Wieland, Ma-
3or Blankenstein ; Adjutant Simony, and First
Lieu\tenatit, Rosti, of Blankenstein's Hussars; C,apt.
Wahler ; Captain Prince Lbwenstein ; First Lieu-
tenant Ischebursky. and Offenbacher. . •
'Lieutenant-General Count Klenau, who' exhi-
bited fresh proofs of his well-known valour, both in
the reconnoissance of the 20th, and in the engage-
ments of both days, bestows particular commenda-
tions on the condhEt of Colonel Trapp of' the Staff,
of Colonel Hardegg of Schwarzenberg's Hulisps, of
Major Scheibler of Rozenberg's Light Horse, of
Lieutenant Colonel Luiz, and Lieutenants Lagherty
and Manz, of the first battalion of Jagers.
Lieutenant-General Baron D'Aspre, the head
of his brave Grenadiers, whom he led with the mast
determined intrepidity into fire, deems Lieutenant-
Colonel Bissingen and Majors Puteany, Kirchen-
better, and Winiawsky, worthy of particular com-
mendation. Siib-Lieutenant Count Rczewusky,
di tinguislit d -himself in.a manner that.does,him the
highest honour. This young man was Captain in
the Austrian and being afraid, at the com-
mencement of tile war, that he should be obliged to
remain with his battalion. in the Interior, he endea-
voured to 'procure his rern,)val to .a regiment of
Light Horse ; and as there was no vacancy, he en-
tered as Cadet and Volunteer-into Kienmayer's Hus-
s Ks, in which he was soon promoted to a Sub-
,
Lieutenancy.,
On the attack of the Grenadiers, he voluntarily
acccompanied Li4utenant-General D'Aspre into the
thickest of the fire, and when the Field-Marshal's
horse was shot under, hiin, he sprang from his,' and
presented it to hina with these words : .‘ You want -
him more than I." He then joined on foot. in the
assault niade by the Grenadiers, till a wound which
he received put an end to his exertions: As a re-
'ward for such extraordinary zeal, hiS imperial
Highness has appointed Sub-Lieutenant Count
nczewusky Captain in the finlans.

Many inclividtial of heroism are not yet
known, and .consequently cannot be recorded.—
Thus Corporal Prager .of Zettivitz's, took prisoner
One of the enemy's Cliffs d'Escydrori before:the mass
of his battalion. Girl:orals-Donner and Horner, and
the PrivateA'ressich, Hirma, and Schmerha, of the
battalion of Prince Kinsky'S legion, were cut off by
a fire of musketry from their corps, audsurrcanded
by the enemy's cavalry; they fotight their way
through, and rejoined their battalion The Obvr-
jager .I!ickerherger and the Unterjager Scbasser of
the Zd battalion of „lagers penetrated into the French
Emperor's guard, and seized one of the enemy's
captains in the midst of his ranks. The private
Larda, of Duke Albert's cuirassiers retook a six-
pounder which had fallen into the enemy's hands,
and brotight it back with its equipage. Serjeant
Pap, of Chasteler's, *patched the colours of his
battalion from the hands of the dying First Lieuten-
ant Cazan, who 'had himself taken it from the En-
sign who had been killed, and headed his troop with.
the most exemplary intrepidity. • Among the artil-
lery there are few but what highly diStingUished
themselves by deeds of the noblest daring and con--
tempt of every danger.
But a grateful country will not fail. to hold in
honourable remembrance the 'departed heroes who
found death tintl-,e arms of vi6tory. In this number
those particularly., worthy of mention are, Colonel
De Fit:lmes of, .Bellegarde's; Major Dallier of
O'Redly's ; Major Cxerderlt, of FrOon's ; Captain
Charles Kaiser and Konovsky of Rosenberg's ; Cap:
grin Surgeant of Reuss:Oreyz's ; First Lieutenant
Cazan of chasteler's ; and Lieutenant Zakazill, of
the "Artillery, who displayed the most extraordinary
proofs of v:ilour, and With his dying breath re-
commended his widow to the paternal care of his
Majesty.