Star.
London, England, 1805-11-18 00:00:00

FR4NCR.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 9.
FOURTH BULLETIN OP THE AR MYCF ITALY.
Head-quarters at Montebello, Nov. u.
In confequence of the battle of the 3111, the port-
tion of the army before Caldiero, and the otders
given on the preceding day to the divifion of Salsas,
a column of the enemy, amounting to sow men,
was feparated from the corps of General ROHM-
BURGH, and was cut off in Inch a manner that it
could neither retreat through the sallies, nor rejoin
the main army. The Commander in Chief, on be-
ing informed that on the sR infant, this column was
marching to tie Heights of St. Leonard's, fent one
of his aid-decamps to fummon it to furrender. The
General Officer, HILLJIMBIL, who commanded it,
not teeing any troops, declared his intention to de-,
fend himfelf. The 22d regiment of light infantry,
under Colonel GOQIIIIT, then received orders to ad.
vance from Veronetta : the enemy made a move-
ment to approach him, and forced him to take a poll-
tion under the walls of the cattle of San Felice. The
Commander in .Chief repaired immediately to the
fpot, and ordered four battalions of Grenadiers to
furround the enemy. General CHAKPENTIER, Chief
of the Staff, was charged with thete difpofitions,
which he executed with precilion, in concert with
General SOLIGNAC. A new fummons was then fent
to the enemy, who found himfelf under the neceffity
of laying down his arms. A Capitulation, figned
by the Cornmander of the enemy's column, and by
General SOLIGNAC, put into our hands scoo prifo-
tiers, with their arms and baggage, 7o Officers, one
Brigadier, one Major, one Colonel, eighty horks,
The Prince CHARLES, on his tide, finding
that a column of his army had been cut off, and ap-
prehentive of being turned in his pofition, proceeded
to effea his retreat. We were informed, that be had
made tome movements in the night. At the break of
day reconnoitring parties were fent out to all parts of
hisline. The divifiun of chariots on horfeback, under
General ESPAGNE, and the light divifion of General
GAILDANNE, let forward in purfuit of the Aultrions,
who were haraffed through the day, and of whom
we made fix hundred prifoners. We this day are at.
Montebello. To-morrow the army will proceed on
its march.

Copy of a Capitulation between General Solignac, comman
acing a Corps of Grenadiers belor.giog to the Royal and
imperial Army of his Majefty the 'Emperor of the French
On the one part, and Brigadier Genera[ Hiliiugcr, comman-
ding a Corps of the Troops of his Royal and Imperial Ma.
• Jetty the Emperor of Germany.
Art. t. The Marian troops, commanded by General /winger
are mode prifoners of war under the following conditions.
General Minder, as well as all the Officers owler his command
that retain their (words, husks, and borate. They (hall be per-
mitted to return to Vienna, on their parole of bouour nut to terve
againft France, or her allies, until exchanged.
3. The feathers !ball lay down their arms before they enter Ve-
rona. They than retain their booty (6.ria.)
4. All the wounded Auftrians it. the neighbourhood of Payano
End Grammes be immediately removed to the French army,
in order that they may be there properly treated.
5. The troops of his hlajeßy the Emperor of Germany having
fought with the greateit intrepidity, and not having capitulated
they were completely turrounded,the Freud' army obi do for
pens every thing that it due to military courage.
Done hi Duplicate at Cata-Albertint, November z, riot.
(Signed) Hit I.l::ct.a, ke.
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