Star.
London, England, 1809-07-03 00:00:00

PRAGUE, JUNE 15.

According to official intelligence, just received
from the head-quarters of the Generalissimo Arch-
duke Charles, which still continue in Grafin Neusidd,
no action had taken place between the two grand ar-
mies ; but his Imperial Highness expected that a bat-
tle would be fought the following morning, the 14th,
and had taken the necnsary measures for that pur-
pose. The following account has been published :
BULLETIN OF THE IMPERIAL ARMY, OF JUNE 11.
" Captain Menniger, of the Cuirassiers of the Archduke
fi ands, crossed the Danube on the 31st of May, and dispersed
in Langcnstein a detachment of Saxon Dragoons of the regiment
of the Di.o:e Albert. He advanced the same day to Amstatten,
where he fell in with a corps of Saxons, and other enemy's troops,
which iie engaged, and killed 200, among whom were seven offi-
cers, and made eleven prisoners. On the 9th instant, the enemy
attempted to render himself master of the post of Theban, situa-
ted opposite to Heimburgh, probably with a view of taking Pres-
btirgh and the bridge-kad constructed on the right bank of the
Danube. Five hundred min approached our banks in five yes-_
scls, but an Austrian battalion of Militia (Landwehr), which
were posted there, gave the enemy such a warm reception, that
he found himself compelled to retreat with the utmost speed.—
The battalion of Bohemian Militia, Ns hich is commanded by
Count Huntmann, has captured, in the vicinity of the village of
Obersniel, two large vessels ladca with rice and brandy, affil de-
stined
for the enemy's army."
FROM THE AUSTRIAN IMPERIAL HEAD-QUAR-
TERS, WALWERSDORFF, JUNE 13.

His Majesty, the Emperor of Austria has received
the following report of a Courier, who was dispatch-
ed from Inspruck the '3lst of May :

• " After Field Marshal Lieutenant Cbasteler,wlao commanded
in Tyrol, had marched to 'isms in Pusterdale, in order to take
the Italian army which was advancing against Styria and Carin-
thia with part of his corps, the Austrian Major-General Bust re-
mained with part of the 7th army in a strong position at the font
of the Brenner Mountain on the Lueg, in order to cover South
Tyrol from the attacks of the Bavarian troops who bad entered
Inspruck.
" While the inalcabizants of the towns of Inspruck and Hall
were laying down their arms in order to relieve their districts cf
the calamities they .suffered, fresh assemblages of Irmo(' peasants
were formed in the c ale of the Upper Inn, as well as the Leck
and in Vinclgatt, with the assistance of Major Turner, as in the
dale of the Lower Inn and the Wipp, chiefly lay the well known
iarsdworth and Andrew Hafer, who commands the fusileers, and
as early as the 27th May, the former arrived with 9000 men in
the environs of z'Schenbe;g, and Major Turner, with a larger nuns
her in Tel:; Schenb2rg is C:ttatcd three, and Tell' Cite hours
march from lnspruck. On the 9.3 th, sn action took place s.-.ith
Bavarian troops from C' to 8000 strong, and an armistice was
concluded for twelve hours. The Bavaraans had evacuated In-
spruck, but were• overta!,.en near limp, where another severe
conflict was foazht. Acco: dint to the sante r...!ccunt, the
rial Austrian troops are making inroads front tha Southern part
of Tyro!, as f.:.r us Verona."

DIII7.3DEN, JUNE 16.

Ye7,te.Tday arrived here ano:her corps of A:astrian
troops, from 7 to 5000 strcng, under tne orders of
General Kle.man, and immediately purstwd their
march, after having taken some refreshments. Since
the lith inst. from 18 to 20,000 men have, in the
whole, passed thron2,h this town. The Austrian army
which has entered Bayreuth is said to be ‘)f the same
strength. We understand that both armies are to
form a junction and march to Westphalia.