Star.
London, England, 1805-10-28 00:00:00

PRANCE

FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.
AunsIOURG, Oc•r. t I.—The battle of Wertingen
has been followed, within the flute of twenty-four
hours, by the battle of Gunfbourg. Marfbal Net
canfed the whole of his body to pufh forward ; the
divifion under the command of General Lot sow, to-
wards Langenau, and that commanded by General
MACH La towards Gunfbourg. The enemy who at-
tempted to make head againft thef movements was
defeated in every direftion. It was in vain that
Prince Ftavismon haßentd in perfon to undertake
the defence of Gunibourg. The pofition was, in
purfuance of General MALHIR'S orders, attacked be
the 59th regiment, and an obilinate engagement took
place man to man. Colonel LAC U R was killed at the
head of Lis regiment, which, notwithflanding the
moil vigorous refillance, carried the bridge by Itorm ;
the pieces of cannon by which it was defended fell
into our hands, and the advantageous pofition of
Gunfbourg remained in our potfeffion. • The three
attacks made by the enemy proved ufelefs—they re-
treated with precipitation. mince MURAT'S referee
came up at Burgau, and cut off the enemy in the
night.
The circumflantial details of the battle, which
cannot be publifhed for a few days, will announce
the names of thofe officers who diltinguilbed them-
fel ves.

The Emperor paired the whole of the night,
from the gth to the milt, and a part of the next day,
between the corps commanded by Martha's NaY and
LAWN CS. .

Theae isity of the French army ; the extent and
complication of its operations, of which the enemy
were entirely ignorant, have difconcerted them ex
tremely.
The Confcripts difplay as much courage and eager-
nefs as the veterans. When they have once been in
the midft of the fire they lofe the name of confcripts,
and they all afpire to the honour of being called fol-
diers. The weather has continued for literal days
to be very bad ; it Rill rains a great deal ; but the
army, notwithdanding, enjoys excellent health.
The enemy loft upwards of zgoo men in the battle
of Gunfbourg. We have taken taco prifoners and
fix o,eces.of cannon. We loft in killed and wounded
400 men. Major General D'Asraa is among the
prifoners.
The Emperor arrived at Augfbourg on the loth,
at nine at night. The town has been in our poffellion
for t wo days.
The communication of the enemy's army has been
cut off at Augfbourg and Landfberg, and will be
equally fo at Fueffen. Prince Mucar, with the
corps of Marlhal Nee and LANSIS. is in pnriiiit of
them. Ten regiments have been withdrawn from the
Auflriga army of Italy, and are conveying with the
utmoa rapidity from the Tyrol. Several of them
have been already made prifoners. Several corps of
Ruffians, which are alfo advancing poll halle, are
prelling forward to the Inn, but fuch are the advert-
cages of our pinion, that we can make head spina
the enemy in all quartets.
The Emperor has taken up his refidence at Augf-
bourg, in the palace of the former Elector of Treves,
who has treated with great magnificence the fuite of
his Majefiy as they fucceffively arrived.

FIFTH BULLETIN.
O.CT. 12. •hfalllB/1 SOS LT marched with his gap
grannie to Landlberg, and by this means has cut off
one of the 'chief communications of the enemy. He
arrived on the rich at four o'clock in the afternoon,
and ftiund there the regiment of cuiraffiers of Prince
rsitni HAND, who, with fix pieces of cannon, repaired
in fercedmarches to Ulm. Martini SOU LT made the
s6th regiment of clialieun charge this regiment. It
was fo difconeerted, and the s(sth regiment was ani-
mated with fueh an ardour, that the tuiraffiers took
eight on the charge, and left sxo foldiers prifoners,
one Lieutenant-Colonel, two Captains, and two pie-
ces of cannon. Martha) Semi., who imagined that
they would continue their route upon Memmingen,
had fent feveral regiments to cut them off, but they
had retreated into the woods, where they rallied, in
order to take refuge in the Tyrol.
Twenty pieces of cannon, and the equipage of the
enemy's pontoons, had naffed on the loth by Landf-
berg—Martha! Sottt.v fent General 8,1113711 Ni in
purfeit of them, with a brigade of dragoons. Hopes
are entertained that he will come up with them.
On the tech Martha Sooty direlled his column
upon Memmingen, where he will arrive on the 13th
at day break.
Martha' lisewanOvra marched the whole day of
the s nth, and puttied his advanced guard to within
two leagues of Slnnich. The baggage of feveral
Auflrian Generals has fallen into the hands of the
light troops. He made a hundred prifoners from dif-
ferent regiments.
Martha) Davousr advanced towards Dachau.—
His van is arrived at Moifach. The huffars of Blan.
kenflein were put into diforder by his chaffeurs, and
iddiffereat aainns he took 6o horfemen, prifoners.
Prince Muter with the referee of the cavalry,
and the corps of Martinis Nest and LANN is, placed
himfe)f direftly in front of the enemy's army, the
left of which was at Ulm, and the right at Memmin
ren, Martha' Nsv is potted on both fides of the
banube, oppofite to Ulm. Marthal Lariats is at
Weifftriborn.
General filaestoriv is advanced by a forced march
to take a pofition on the height of Illertheim, and
Martha' Sou t.r outflanks the right of the enemy at
Memmingen.
The Imperial guard has leftAtigfbourg for Borgau,
where probably the Emperor will pals this night.
A decifive affair is jult about to take place. The
Auarian army:has almofl all its communications cut
off. It is nearly in the fame lituation in which the
army of MaLas was at Marengo.
The Emperor was upon the bridges of the Lech
when the divifion -of General MARMON r defiled. He
canted each regimencto form a circle. He (poke to
them of the fituatien of the enemy, of the approach
of a great battle, and of the confidence be reputed Ur
them. This harangue was made in dreadful weather.
The fnow tell in abundance, and the troops were up
to the knees in mud, Sand were espied to a fevere
cold ; but the Emperor addrefed them in expretfions
warm as fire—on hauling to the foldier forgot
ii:s fatigues and his privationwand wavimpatient for
the moment of battle.

Martha! BIISADOTTA arrived' AI Ettnich on the

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