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London, England, 1813-10-01 00:00:00

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men, who were made prison, prisoners.- (le 1.11411't
180 irlen Linct; or thindiftd by the fire of th'e
i-iineas. The positipu elm Vicer.oy took at
th 2 tonclLision of this ,infair; *it about three
leagtrel beyould Weiclisylbourg. -
Sem. 17.-041 is -Setene
Viceroy' havifig left wine battalions in the posi
tion of 'Weicheribnurg, witltdrrev he Other troops
from it, to the opOations lie tneulitaid. T
enemysei-zA that moment to attack in foic'6
troops Which Were hi Weichstzlhe,ure z. !hey thew_ed'
it good Countenance during. stver,ll hctair, OUT
tune ebntAtt with the baTh yier, sand tie gtena
Bier 'company of; the 07th regimat overthrew
every thing ()mimed to it. Nevertheless It 'vas
requisite to cede to a force very sitperior
iii ti►ifatr>-
tryr sup ported ity cavalry, especkally as by the favour
,of the woods and mountains; the-enemy had tli-
reeted sonic columns in the rear of those troops.
A retreat was ordered, and effected with order, to
Saint Maria], two leikgiies in the rear of Welch-
selbouri.7,. The envin made abina 100 prisouers,
after having killed us mane'6o men. lie Also
lost many men, and we have made some prisoners.
On the side of Istria, General .Pino, after hav-
ing on the 13th carried the position of Lypa, on
the 14th marched a. cdluron upon Flume,. where
our troops ewered a few moments-after the i-
sion under the orders ofGerieral• 'Nugent. had, in
thel4reatest disorder, left it. On that day we took
twopieees of cannon anti neatly three hundred
prisoners.
PARi s.SEPT. 26.--Letters from Bayonne dat'ed
the 224 instant, say that there daily arrive in that
town ten 'or fifteen English or Portuguese de-
ferrers.

FRONTIERS OF SAxoNY, SEPT. 17,—0n the 12th
September, the Austrian head-quarters were st'.:l
at Toeplitx. It is said that the Etuperots of Au-
stria and Russia, and the King of Prna,:ll, have
retired to Prague. ‘Ve are assured that all corps
trarin6e, conimanded by INlar.;lritt the Doke of Cas,
tigliorte, which had tt::•ieuabieti'in neighbonr-;
hood of ‘Vortzhnrgh, ,has pot ittsel( in march for
Bareutb and F./gra, It appears that it is to effect
its jturction with the grand army in the interior of
Bohemia, by tdliing the road from Rakonitz to
Prague. •

Titt,FSTE) SUPT. 15.—We hmten pu'llish the
following extracts from the Moniteur they give
Nn o;ficial contradiction to all the impudent lies
in the Minna Gazette,' The Editors of that paper
reproached the inhabitants of Illyria, at tihewing
in these circumstances, French sentiments—this
reproach is very strange ! Anstria has made us
French without consulting us, and she now makes
it a crime to be' Preneli! We do not comprehend
this spirit of injust.ce and contradiction'. flow
dare she believe us capable of covtting ourselves
with infamy? Could , our fidelity (towards Austria,
were we subjects of her, leave any doubt of our
fidelity to France, of which we form It part ?
'['he Myriam have, constantly pr69fl of
sentiments of courage, honour, and good sense—
Does she wish they should now become wretched
traitors or madmen ? ‘Vell ! At. wh,t a time do
they propose to its to renounce being Frenchmen ?
At the cry tuttrbvs,nt W 44.11 ,t7{-I,li&S .hAve
gathered fresh laurels, When their Emperor, py
prodigies .ahnoit astonishing, has vatiquizilied--
routed the Austrian armies.