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London, England, 1809-06-10 00:00:00

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The Austrian Official Bulletin of the late battle,ll
which we have given in another column, is an inter-
esting document. In substance it is the same as the
abstract previously published ; but it is still given
only as a " Preliminary Report" of the battle, and
we may therefore expect in a day or two those cir-
ctunctantial details which, by a comparison with the
French accounts, will decide the extent of the advan-
tage gained over the enemy. In the mean time it is
obvious tiat the Austrians gave a display of valour,
of energy, of soldiership and patriotism, which au-
gurs well of their future operations under such a Ge.
acral as the Archduke, who, on the present occasion,
has certainly displayed abilities equal to those of his
formidable opponent.

It now remains to be seen which of the Comman-
ders possesses the greatest mental resources ; fur it is
difficult to decide whether the greatest abilities be
required by the conqueror, to enable him to receive
the full reward of this great victory ; or by the van-
quished, to retrieve his disaster and prevent the com-
plete ruin of his mighty hest. This is now the point
at issue ; and, in our mind, if the Archduke actually
possesses abilities equal to NAPOLEON, he must finally
triumph in the present contest.

We mentioned a report yesterday that Limi.APattTE
had deemed it necess.try to evacuate Vienna, and fall
back towards Lintz. Another report stated, that this
retrograde movement was the consequence of another
defeat, the Archduke CHARLES having carried the
bridge-head on the left bank, and made a general
attack upon BONAPAR rE'S position at In-der-Lobau
on the 38th ult. The enemy are said to have lost
some thousands in killed, wounded, and prisoners.—
BONAPARTE then found his position at Vienna peri-
lous, and abandoned it, taking the road towards Lintz.
We shall be glad to find this rumour true : but. no
such intelligence has reached Government.

The Parth:an sloop of war which has just arrived
at Plymouth, after a passage or three !Jays from
Oporto, brings an account of the miserable state to
which Souor and his army are reduced. They are
now nearly destitute of provisions, having destroyed
their magazines in their retreat, and are in a situation
where they can have no hope of any supplies. His
troops are every day falling victims to famine. SE-
BASTIAN! has taken the command of Vic:Toles army,
the latter having resigned it.
When the Parthian left Oporto, all the vessels
which were lying there, to the number of 14 or 15,
were laden, and upon the point of sailing for England,
under charge of the Semiramis frigate. It seems that
some misunderstanding has arisen between the Cap-
tain of the Semiramis and the Merchants, in regard
to the claim of salvage made by the former.—Some
of the letters say, that they are thus sent away with-
out the consent or even cogatisanco of the owners, to
this cowatry.