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GERA; (INT.

VIENN A. Ocr. to.—'Fhe, Court Gazette, under the
head of Germany, has the fAlowing
" The Ruffian troops advance with a rapidity, and
endure hardthips with a firmnefs never furpaffed
in
the annals of military affairs. Every exertion is made
to lelten their toils and to facilitate their march, by
means of tranfport waggons, Etc. Lieutenant-Gene-
ral KUTZOFF io about to leave this place.
"Count Ha uowtrz, the Pruffian Rate and cabinet
miniffer, has left this place, nn his return home. The
friensfly underffanding which prevails between the
two Imperial Courts, and that of Berlin, appear, in
confequence of this million, to be rendered more inti-
mate. Pi ince Commas of Auerfbcrg, Lieutenant,
General of the Imperial Guard, is gone to Olmutz.
He is there to pay his refpeas to the Emperor of
Ruffin, and accompany him to this capital, where he
is wetted on the tali.
TheTyrol and thcVoralberg rival in real and de.
votion the other hereditary provinces, which all know,
no other will than that of contributing by their cou-
rage and their united force, to the procuring a folid
and Iteady peace, which caul.' not be preferved by
the greatett condelcenfinn, or the molt open rutidera:
tion. They thew elemfelvei worthy of the times when
in the so years' war their fidelity preferved the coin•
munication of the German and Spanifh leagues of
the Archducal Houle, and paved the way for the
battle of Nordlingen—of the times when, in the was
of the Succeffion, France fent her greatell Generals,
the Catinats and Vendomes, to advance with the
moll faithful partifan of :he enemy to the Empire,
the Eleftnr of Bavaria to the Drave, the Ens and the
Murh. • Four regiments of militia, of zo,oon men,
are trained to the ufe of arms ; the levies es ma, ara,
organifed, and the (at all times fo nordpieu-
ous) of thefe inhabitants of the mountains, reached
the higheß pitch of enthufiafm, as fonn as they he.ircl
the paternal voice of their Monarch."
311 E EPIPIII,OR Or GER LiANY'S LET 1 IR Of CONVOCATION TO THE
fATLS OF HUNGARY.

" As eireamfrances abfolutely unforefeen have taken Ow,
which endanger the feety of our Hereditary States as well its
'that of other foreign States, and at in our paternal latitude, we
have it Rrongly at heart to ward off fuck dangers; we are obliged
to affemble our army without his of time, to put it 'man a war
footing, and to make previous difpations for the levy of Moot,
recruits, deftined to complete the 'Hungarian Army We there-
fore emirate fpeedily the States of our Kingdom of Hungary ,and
of the countries incorporated with it, in order to deliber-ate with
them upon the means of continuing the Negotiations *blab ha*
for their ohjt tto enfure in a durable manner extin,;ltranquillity
and I.eace; and after their happy hrrnination, to affirm and main-
tain upon fulid bares the fafety of our Monarchy, and,particularly
the contlitutiun of our Kingdom of Hungary."
LA ADS H UT, OCT. 13.—Two hundred clra7onns
the Regiment of the Archduke Joon Arrived hue
yefierday. The French appeared to-day at Weyer-
muhl, about sight miles from this, on the ro id to
Ingoldriadt, and obliged an Auflrian piccinet, polled
there, to retire with the lots of tome men killed and
set atilded.
Doti AUWERT, OCT. IS.—The Auflrian prifoners
taken at Wei tingen were marched through this place
during this day arid yellerday. The French wounded
in that adieu were likewife conveyed this day to Nord-
lingen. A tremendous cannonade is heard at the hour
of Jilpatching this letter on the Augfburgh road.
Flerlet THe DANUBE, OCT. i 3.—For font: days te-
ports have prevailed of a bloody battle fought bet wee*.
the Aulltians and French, in the Gorge: of the Italiau
Tyml ; but no further details are all I ived. Nothing
certain is known of what hat taken place on the Adigc.
A numerous fleet is fitting out at Venice with great
expedition, to protefted the port, and to civize in the
Adriatic. The Regiment of Bellegarde was alone
left at Venice, all the others being gone to reinforce
the Auflrian army.
BORDERS Cr TM& RH!SS, OCT. 15.—it is confirm-
ed that the diedions forming the army of Martha'
SOU LT are gone from Angfbuurg to Larrfberg, Teti-
fen, Kempten, Immenlladt, and Kauffbenren ;
al-
molt all thofe towns are already occnpied by the
French, and the retreat of the Anarians by the Ty.
rol is cut off. it is laid that the divifion which ar-
rived at Kempten has received orders to go to Bre.
gentz, to cut off the retreat of the Atifirians by t'.e
Voralberg.
A French army, compofed of the corps under
•tvl irlhals BSANADoTTE and Davousr, of General
MASMOMT, and of the Bavarian General Di ROI, al-
ready occupy all that part of Bavaria fituated oft the
left Bank of the Ifer. It is faid to be declined to
go to the Inn lame the ittartiaw, commanded by
Kozusow, lball reach Tnis army was
on the 3d of Oflober on the frontiets of Moraria.and
Lower Audria. The Ftench nn:ler BERNADOTTE
are all, to cover the frontiers it Southern Bavaria,
which Aoftria yet appears to have a deign of at-
tacking.
Prince Melt AT marches with all the Freceli troops
under him in Sonlii.t Ulm. after h.tvi rg takers
try force the towns of Gum:stars and Bin
g.tu.—
Ilis nighties has at prefent tinder his orders the
corps of the army of Niatlhals Lass ts and Nay, and
a great part of the cavalry of the grand army. By
the combined movement., of this army, and the corps
tiler Mar:hai Sooty, the Atalr ism army i. already
lot rounded, and has no retreat. It it at prefe,tt corn.
manded by General Maca. P:ince FERDiNAED hay.
ing tied to Anima; he p died by Lanfberg and gt.t •
through Munich brit a fe.v hours before the irenclt
troops arrived there.
We this inftant hear that the head-quarters of the
Eiveror are removiaefrota AelSouTg ta"Matlisti.

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FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.

IN CONTINUATION FROM T 1.6 PRECEDING PAGE.

AMSTERDAM, OCT. .7.4...-41 if afferted, that fa.,
vourahle acc,,tints have been received of the opera-
tiqns of the French A ru y ; they ro fo far as to fay,
that an armiftice is in agitation. It is air, afrerted,
that lime Ruffian !hips of the line have lately ap•
penred in the North Sea, without having any troops
on board.

HACU F. OCT. 25.-=Let lets from Switzerland have
been received at Paris, Hating, that the Auflrians
have been attacked at Roveredo, and driven from
their poiltions. Martha] MASSEN.I was advancing
with his troops int,) the Italian Tyrol.
For twn days pall repeated accounts have been re-
ceived from the army on the Danube ; but nothing
firtker official ie yet publithed. Meanwhile it us un-
dergood that the taking of Ulm by the French is
more and more probable ; that much blood was fpik
in the contlia— that two French Generals, BONDIT
and GItnUCH e, were killed ; and General VictsmiLls
had both his legs carried away by a cannon ball.
MUNICH, Ocr. 13.—0 n the loth ingant, General
KIENINAYER arrived here with his corps from Augt
burgh. He immediately demanded 300,000 f. in mo-
nev, 300 oxen, and too draught holies ; with much
difficulty our Magillrates obtained a delay till the
next morning, but a menace was added, that the town
would be battered down if the demand were not com•
plied with by that time. Happily for us, the Autlrians
received information, by different expreffes, that a
French column was approaching from Friedberg and
Schonau. On receipt of this intelligence, General
Ktt N MAYEII broke up in great Italie, carrying all the
cat, le akng with him which the At& ians could lay
hold of. On the tzth, at feven in the morning, the
French Colonel, A MEM, firft entered Munich, with
a detachment ofchallears, but paffed the Her without
!topping city. Several Aultrians were taken
prifoners, having Haiti behind in the city. Shortly
after, General Wit EDE arrived with fome Bavarian
Dragoons. He was received with peat joy, the
penile exclaiming " Long Live Maximilian Jofeph !"
General Wit EDE was followed by a corps of Bavarian
infalitry and cavalry, with their cannon, &c. This
corps did not remain long in the city, but took the
road to Ficifingen, to purfue the Augrians
Intelligence was received, that General KISNMAYFIL
was met by the column coming from Friedberg, and
repulfed After an engagement which laged two hours.
His Excellency, the Marlhal BEINADOTTS, arrived
here y eller day, and alighted at the palace of Duke
WILLIAM.

BANKS or Tile LRCM, OCT. Imperial
Majelly NAPOLI.ON left Augfburg for the army late
in the evening of the 12th ; and on the fame day
two thoufand labourers were put in remilition by the
Magiftrates. The French appear defirous of crating
fortifications with the ntmoft expedition along the
weft bank of the Lech ; and have made a demand of
soomoo ells of cloth from our merchants, to be paid
by drafts on Paris.
The Gallo Bavarian army reached Augfburg and
the neighbourhood, late in the evening of the mil,.
and bloke up.for Burgau early next morning. The
Imperial Guards, both horfe and foot, had taken the
fame route on the lath, to the number of fix thou-
land men. On the 1 ith there were quartered in
Auglburg, no fewer than 22,000 men, and 8000
hone. Orr the morning of the r 3th, early, the Com-
mandant iffued an order that no one fhnuld go out
of the gates on pain of death. The different polls
only were allowed to proceed. During the whole of
the night between the 12th and 13th, there was a
continued paffage of artillery and ammunition wag-
gems in immenti quantities by Angfburg, towards
Ulm, and on flu, day, the 14th, there is hardly a
Fr owl foldit.r to be teen in the former city. All the
Generals accompanied the Emperor to the army.—
We hear d yellerday a fevere cannonade in the direc-
tion of Ulm, but ue are ignorant of the &nation of
affairs both there and at Memmingen.
In the courfe of lalt night forty pontoons of the
French army p.iffed Angfburg, on the way to Mu-
nich, and their engineers arc employed in erecting
tetes-du-pone with all potlible expedition at Augf-
burg, at Land(brr;,•, and at Schnngau. The Com
mandant of the fill} mentioned city put all the fur-
geons and ether medical men in requifition on the
13th ; as all,: above a thoufand waggons, with direc-
tions to proceed to •Burgau. There are unqueflion-
ably preparations to a dreadful engagement ; and
we look forward to the fatal day with the molt
anxious fears. We have heard a continued cannon-
ade from tine wellward fince four o'clock this morning.-
AUGSBURG. OCT. 12.—His Imperial MAiefly Na•
soLina paffed yefterday feveral hours in his clofet,
and difpatched couriers to the armies in different di-
reftions. The French and Italian Guards, both of
boric and font, marched from this place to the
Wellward, this day at noon. The Qipulations of
the alliance between the French and part of the Ger-
man Piinces, are; that the EleCtor of Bavaria (ball
furnifh 26,000 men, Wirtemherg 8000, and Baden
40cc. For the 'ail three days the courfe of the pulls
bac been entirely nte•rep ed. Even from Munich and
Ulm we have received no intelligence, but it is laid
that part of Ulm bas been burnt. In Augfbwg, and
more in the adjoining villages, there is the molt
deplorable fcarcity of provilions. Even the necef-
faries of life are not to be bought at any price.
Ocr. 19.—Since the ittli i lt, we have heard the
dittant reports ofcannon almolt without inter ;
this day in particular it is very loud. The French
art forming Icier dukes and entrenchments on the
NV (tern Bank • f the Lech.

If we except a few exceffes whier have been com-
mitted in the country, we have nu reafcn to complain
of the Aulttians in StiaNia ; but it is generally af-
fert:d,that they have behat ed very ill in Bavaria. The
c untry people have been robbed and pillaged, and
many of them who attem,,ted to defend therufelves
againit the Hufras and Watts, were cut to pieces
by them. About 6uo waggons, lined with Ilraw,
were lately fent from Augfbrogh to Ulm and Mem-
eningen,to convey the wounded foldiers away without
delay, if a battle Ilsould take place.
We have received letters front Munich of the 13th,
mentioning that a ferions engagement has taken
place between the French and Atillrimrs in Italy.
They write front Amberg, that the Aultrian troops
that city and its cusituns.

Faaatavoar, OCT. 19.—The lateft *tenants from
Bavaria mention, that Maritsa! Beananorva had en-
gaged the Anfirians under general KIINDIATIIR,
amounting to I 2,000 prong, firft at Aieha and after.
wards near Munich. Ili RNADOTTR arrived at Mu-
nich on the 12th. General Kt INIRATIR had jult eva-
cuated the place as the French and Bavarians enter•
ed, and a few ftragglers of his army were taken ph
foners. BiIIIADOTTI as loon as he had taken pof
legion of Munich, fent off a column in pnrfuit of the
Au Ilrians retreating towards the Inn. On the other
hind, another French column at the fame time ad•
vanced towards Landflun, while the main body of
the Bavarian troops attached to the army of Martha'
Ba R NADOTTII, advanced towards Straaberg.
On the 13th and 14th, the French and Bavarian
troops, under the command of Marfhal Batt manor,- a,
had advanced further towards the Inn, but had left
behind confiderable garrifons in Munich and In In-
goldiladt, and were labouring hard in fortifying par-
ticularly the latter, with a view of obfervin? the Aaf•
trians, who have entered the Upper Palatinate, and
who have evinced a difpofition to attack Inrldftadt,
and to prevent their penetrating into Bavaria.
The French proceed along the Lech, and have ad-
vanced as far as Fueffen and Schnogan. It h Hated
that between Fueffen and Landlberg, they had an
ation with the Aultrians, in which they took Tome
cannon.

At Fueffen a number of AuArians are at work in
railing fortifications fur the defence of the approaches
to the Tyrol on that fide.
The following is an abfirae of the lateß intelli-
gence received here, concerning the operations of the
armies on the Danube. the Lech, and the Ifer (of
which fame mention has been made in the Hague
Courant of the zsth, remarking at the fame time that
they (late nothing pofitive relative to the general en-
gagement which has taken place at Ulm, the true
refult of which is left unnoticed).
Concerning the engagement of Guntzburgh, they
write from Brenzthal, the 12th of Calker, that it
was a very fevere one, and continued until night with
the greateft obßinacy en both fides, and with terrible
havoc. It was thought, that both the Archduke
FERDINAND and General Maca were prefent.
The French troops determined to Alec the palfage
of the Danube, con what it would, were received by
the Aufirians with loch (bowers of grape fhor, that
whole ranks of the French army were mowed down ;
but at left they gained their objee, partly by t'wim-
ming acroft the river. The Auflrians evacuated
Guntzburgh early in the morning, when Martha)
Nay arrived at noon with his headquarters, and the
French occupied that city, drawing up their corps
along the left bank of the Danube to Langenau and
Albeck, where another engagement took place, it;
which the French fuftained a great lots in killed and
wounded,and a number of them were taken prifoners.
On the s tth Marlhal Nay broke up with his head-
quarters to Kifrendorff and Memmingen. It is added,
that the Marfbal had taken Tome thoufands of Aut.-
trian prifoners in different ghosts.
The 'cries from Stutgard to the 17th inn. Rate,
that the Auftrians arrived at Heidellheim on the t sth,
where they found a part of the baggage belonging to
the French corps, whist bad made a fruitlefs attack
at Allsach on the 11th.

For a few days paft the banks of all the rivers
have overflowed, owing to the continual rain, which
circumftance has entirely 'lopped the progrefs of the
mails. It appears to be confirmed, however, by the
unanimous reports of travellers, coming from the dif-
triets of Ulm and Htidellheim, that a frefh engage-
ment has really been fought in the vicinity of Ulm.
The Emperor kittroxsors, it was (aid, had arrived
there in perfon, with a reinforcement, and had made
it general attack. It was added, that he had taken
All the entrenched mountains, as the Michael's
Mountain, the Cow's Mountain, the Gallow's Moun-
tain, Ike. confequently the polls within that compafs
were furrounded.• On that occation a divifion of
the Auftrian army, with his Imperial Highnefs the
Archduke FILIDINAND, were Paid to be cut off from
the main army. Thefe were the troops, it is added,
which have been for feveral days in the environs of
Heidelfheim, Alen, &c. The Paid Archduke had
his quarters at Geround.
It is not known whether the important affair of
Ulm took place nn Sunday the 13th, or on what day;
nor are any further particulars known.
They wtite from Ratifb)n, the 16th OiSober, that
on that day arrived at Stadt-am Hof the van of a
very numerous body of Auflrian troops, which is ad-
vancing from the Upper Palatinate.
We are informed that the Elaine of Bavaria bas
left Wurtzburgh for Munich.
OCTOBIR 20.—0 n the 14th or 15th of this month,
a (refit and moft bloody and obftinate engagement
took place, which tailed the whole day, and in which
the Emperor NAroxEoll himfelfat !aft, arriving with
reinforcements, decided the viCtory. The conk-
quence of this too, is liated to have been, that of not
Ulm itfelf, yet all the heights around the town; by
which it is cernmanded, fell into the hands of the
French. The Aufttians, who had paffed to the left
bank of the Danube, and extended themfelves- (UM-
' derably towards the frontiers of Franconia, mud now
be cut off from the army between Ulm and Meru-
mingen and are in the moil defperate titration. The
Archduke FERDIN awn in perfon commands that part
of the army, which in the night of the tsth and 16th
was at Gemund.

The advanced poßs of the Außrians, who are
pulhiocr with vigour through the Upper Palatinate,
along the Danube, arrived onthe 6th at Stat-ans• Hoff:
Confiderable doubt prevails as to the corps under
General AUGER FAU. Some accounts Rate, that be
has paired the Rhine at Huninguen ; others fay that
form regiments of that army have arrived in the ter-
ritory of Baden, and have reached near Manheim.

Hither to no certain accounts have been received
of what has taken place in Italy. It is generally
reported, however in private letters from Munich of
the 13th, that holtilities have likewife commenced in
that quarter.
In a general order, ;Riled at the grand head quar-
ters at Anyfburg, of the 13. h, the Emperor Nero-
LE• a expreffes his fatisfadion with the divifton of
&ago, ns, which at the afFair at Wertingen on the
Bth, took 3000 prifoners, eight Rand of colours and
feven pieces of cannon ; and alto with the troops
which were engaged at the battle of Guntzbnrg, and
who ciartied by norm the bridge that commanded
the enemy's potation, taking Guy Major Gooral apd
moo men plifoners, &c.

RAMROD, OCT. t6.—We learn from Straubingen,
by letter of the t ath, that the firft column of Ruffians
has effeaed a junaion with the Auftrians near the Inn.
Bomaraitri, on leaving Augfburgh, did not go in
the direCtion of Burgau, as was ftippored,, bot
marched with an army of 90,000 men akainft the
Ruffians ; while Prince Wear is advancing with
80,000 againft' the Auftrians, polled at Ulm.
Faom THS LOWER Ruins, OCT. a 3
to letters from Augfburgh, the French made another
attack at every point on the t4th, but could not I
force the Auftrians to give way. On the tsth it was
reported at Augfburgh, that the French had carried•
the entrenchments of Ulm and the city itfelf, by af-
fault ; but• the letters of the t6th, which have jolt
arrived, make no mention of it.
Donauwerth is full of wounded foldiers, many of
them are Auftrians, whom they could not carry
away. Auftrian prifoners were paling by without
intermiffion from the 9th to the t 2th.
NORA/411Ra, Ocr. 16.—According to the lateft
accounts, Martha' BERNADOTTE had transferred his
head-quarters from Munich to Weilheim ; the right
wing of the French and Bavarian army under his
command extends as far as the Mountain; the centre,
which has marched to Wolfhartfhaufen, Parfdorf and
Hohnlinden, has taken a pofition oppofite the Ina.
—The left wing, which is advanced over Mithldorf.
(where General Wrctle has eftablifhed his head
quarters) Hands on the Inn. Five battalions and
two fqnadrons of Bavarians have remained at In-
goldfladt to cover the flank, and to have the com-
mand of the Danube in that quarter. The divilion
of French troops which has marched up the Lech,
clofely obferves the paffes of the Tyrol. It is raid
that they have come to blows on the t3th, with a
divifion of the Aullrian corps in the neighbourhood
of Fueffen.

STOTGARD, OCT. 16.—We hear f,om Schorndotf,
that ten or twelve fquatlrons of Auflrian cavalry ar•
rived at Gemund, from the neighbourhood of Ulm,
by Sway of Heidenheim and Asia. They had arrived
late in the evening of the 13th at Heidenheim, with
nearly four battalions of infantry. We underftand
there has been a very bloody adlion within thefe few
days, near Ulm, and the Aulitian cavalry which
arrived at Gemund, returned fall right to Aala.
Small divifions of Auftrian troops have fucceffively
made their appearance, within thefe few days, near
Kircheim, Urach, and the neighbouring places. In
addition to a large portion of artini !iffy's corps,
frelh bodies of French troops are advancing on the
Right Bank of the Danube towards Memmingen and
Mindelheim, while the Auflrians, on the other hand, I
continue to extend themfelves on the Left Bank.
We are Qiii deprived of all the polls, from Ulm,
Auglburgh, and Bavaria. The French report that
BONAPARTE'S headquarters are at Friedburg, and
that he has been at Munich in perfon.
OCT. 17.—The continual rain which bas fallen
for feveral days pall, has (welled moll of our rivers
to fuch a degree that the communication with the
other parts of Suabia is extremely difficult. But the
travellers coming from the vicinity of Ulm :drat,
that another adlion has been fought near that city ;
that the Emperor had arrived in perfon with a rein•
forcement, and attacked the Auflrians, driving them
from their entrenchments in the environs of Ulm.—
We are very anxious to receive a further confirma-
tion of this intelligence. It is generally aliened here,
that Ulm VMS (liii in the poffeffion of the Auffrians
on the 13th, and that they defended the place with
great obtlinacy down to that time. The French corps
which was engaged on the t tth, on the left bank of
the Danube, could not gain its purpofe. The Au-
Mans were able at that time to maintain their pofi-
tion there, as well as at Memmingen. They begin,
on their part, to extend themfelves further on the left
bank of the Danube; on the 13th about four batta-
lions of infantry, and 400,men of cavalry, :arived at
Heydlefheim from Ulm ; at the fame time feveral
Aufirian detachments, but of lets force, made their
appearance in the environs of Goppingen and Uraeh.
We are informed by letters from the Tyrol, that
the Auftlian regiments of Mitrowfki, Kerpen and
Klebak, and the dragoons of Melas and Wurtemberg,
who formed a part of the Italian army, have received
orders to go to Germany by forced marches. Other
accounts mate, that the Auftrians have been Peen not
only at Geiflingen, hut alto at Gemund : Bat we
have received Intelligence yefterday afternoon, that
all thole detachments have rejoined their former pc:.
fitions at Ulm.

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