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London, England, 1805-11-13 00:00:00

TWELTTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.

MUNICH. OCT. 27.—T0 the Fifth Bulletin of the
Army fhould be added the Capitulation of Mernmin-
gen which was forgotten.
They are now working with the greateft allivity
on the fortaffes of Ingoldiladt and Augfbourg.
Tetepizi-Pcnt are conOrutted on all points of the
Lech, and magazines are eft ablifhed beyond them.
His Majelty was extremely fatisfied with the zeal
and activity of the General of Brigade BEILTRAND,
bis Aid-de-Camp, whom he frequently employed to
reconnoitre.
He has erdered the demolition of the fortifications
of the towns of Ulm and Mernmingen.
The Elellor of Bavaria is every moment expelled.
The Emperor fent his Aid-de.Camp, Colonel LE-
SIMI, to receive him, and to offer him cfcorts of
honour on the road.
A Te Deum was fung at Augfburgh and at Mu-
nich. The fubfcribed Proclamation has been polled
up in all the owns of Bavaria. The people of Ba-
varia are extremely well difpofed to us ; they fly to
arms, and form voluntary guards to defend their
country againfi the incurfions of the Coffacks.
Generals Ur Rat andWREDEM dtfplayed the greaten

tsAivit~: the latter has made ntany Auariin prt-
loners. He fervcd, during the lall war, in the Auf-
tsian Army. where he diftinguilhed
Generat MACK having travelled poll through Ba
varia, to return to Vienna, met General Witionto at
the outpofts, near the Inn. They had a 1, ng con-
verfation refprOing the manner in which the French
treat the Bavarian Army.
" We are better than with you," faid General
NV/AMU to him, " we have neither pride nor bad
treatment to (offer ; and far from being the firft ex-
pofed to bleu s, we are obliged to demand ports of
danger, becaufe the French refer ye them in prefe-
rence tor themfelves. With you, on the contrary,
we were fent every where that there was any thing
bad to be fulered."
An acer of the Ralf has arrived from the Army
Italy. The campaign cAmmenced on the 26th
endemiaire (18th October). That army will loon
rem the tight of the Grand Army.
The Emperor yefterday gave a concert to all the.
dies of the Court. lie gave a very diftinguilhed
teeption to MaJarr e de Irloarcs Las, wife of the
:leaoral Prime Minilter, and bell,les etitiinguilhed
y her perfonal
Fle tellified his tatiJaClion to Mr. (kW INTZ, Mr rIC
to the Maim, on the good compoliticn of his
flt:1 of energy and talent.
T.o;tfly, being Surn;:ty, the Emperor heard Mafs
the Chapel of the Palace.
The it:Bowing are the names of the Au.(lrian Ge-
-11-11• taken prifoners. The number of t. ;kern is
WO 1500 to soi.to. Each °Ulcer has finned pis pa.-

roleof honour not to ferve : it is hoped that they will
keep it •if it fhould be otherwife, the laws _of war
would ise followed with the utmoß rigour.
AUSTRIAN ORNERAL OFFICRRS MAUI 'moms AT
THR AFFAIRS OF ILCHINGEN, WHITINGS*, MEW
MINCIN, ULM, &C.
Boon Mack, Field Marital- Baron de Abel, General Major
Lieutenant, Quarter Mager- Baron de Ulm, ditto
General. Baron de Weidenfeld. ditto
Prince de licife Homburgh, Count de Gelmeddy. ditto
Field Madill Lieutenant. Count de Fremel, ditto
Baron de Hipfchis, ditto Count de Sucker, ditto
Count Guilay, ditto, Quarter- Count de Herman, ditto, prifo-
Mailer General of the army nor at Elfishly%
of Prince Ferdinand Count de Herman, ditto, prlfo-
Baron de Laudon, ditto nor at Ultn
Count de Klc nen, ditto Count de Relater, ditto
Count de Gottelheins, ditto Count de Dieueriberg, ditto
Count de Ride, ditto Count de Mitkery, General
Count Baillet, ditto Count de Wogel, ditto
Compte de Werneck, ditto Count de Welber, ditto
Prince de Hohenzollern, ditto Count de Hobenfeld, ditto
Prince de Lichtenftein, General Baron ti*Afpre, ditto
Major Count de Spawn, ditto.
NOVEMBER 4.
THIRTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.
HAAG, OCT. 28.—The army under Marfhal Boa-
NADOTTII advanced from Munich on the 26th, and
arrived the next day at Wafrerburgh, on the Inn,
and proceeded to Altenmarkt, where it halted that
night. Six arches of the bridge had been burnt
down. Count Ida aucct, Colonel of the Bayarian
army, advanced from Roth to Rofenheim. He alto
found the bridge burnt, and the enemy on the other
fide. After a brifk cannonade, the enemy retired
from the right bank ; feveral battalions of French
and Bavarians paffed the Inn, and on the 28th, at
noon, both the bridges were completely repaired.
Colonels Motto and &MIS, of the Engineers, were
lindefatigable in their exertions to re-eßablifh the
bridges. The enemy were hotly porfued as loon as
the troops could pals over; fifty of their rear guard
were taken prifoners.
Martha' Da vousx, with the army under his com-
mand, fet out from Freyfing on the 26th, and reached
M'ihldorf on the 27th. The enemy defended the
right bank of the river, where they had tome bat-
terms advantageoufly placed. The bridge had been
fo much deßroyed, that it was with difficulty re-
paired. On the 28th, at noon, a confiderable part of
Marfbal DAYOUST'S divifion had paffed over.
Prince MURAT ordered a brigade of cavalry to
pall along the bridge of Muhldorf, caufed the bridges
of Oeting and Marekhl to be repaired, and croffed
them with a part of his referve. The Emperor him-
felf went to Haag.
The divifion of Martha Soutx lay on their arms
beyond Haag; the corps under the command of
Gcn. MA a nowt is to halt this night at Wiblbiburgh ;
that of. Marfhal Nay at Landffterg ; Mar{ha.' LAN'
etts's on the road from Landfhut to Brannan. From
all the information which has been received, it ap-
pears that the Ruffian army is retreating.
There has been a great deal of rain during the
day. All the country between the Ifer and the Inn
is nothing but a continued ford} of fir trees ; the foil
is exceffively barren. The army has much reafon to
be fatisfied with the zeal and attention of the inha-
bitants of Munich, in fupplying them with fuch arts-
des of provifion as they required.

NOVEMBER 5.
The Monizeur of this day contains the following
article
ARMY OF ITALY—BULLETIN OTOCTORBE 29.
The General in Chief attacked the enemy this
morning at five. Whall on their left wing, the di•
vifion of General Sess.% palled the Adige at Polo,
that of General VERDIER manmuvered from Ronco
to Albaro ; at the fame time the divifions of the Ge-
nerals GARDINNE and DUHZSME, extending them-
felves before the bridge of the Old Cagle of Verona,
attacked the heights cf Val Pantena, and drew
round the Caine of St. Felice ; when the General in
Chief, availing himfelf of their pofition, obliged the
enemy to evacuate Veronette.
The palifadoes of the new bridge were immedi-
ately cut down, and the divifion of horfe chaffeurs,
under General Esvaossa ; that of grenadiers under
General PARTONN lay ; the cavalry of referve, com-
manded by General MoWNET, and the divifion of
General Moutoa, marched through Veronette, and
proceeded to the great road of St. Michel, where
the Alsatians oppofed us with their infantry and ca-
valry, protetled by feveral pieces of cannon. The
cavalry was ordered to make repeated charges,
which were executed with aftivity, and fupported by
the grenadiers of the divifion of MOLITOR. In one
of thole charges the fquadron of guides forced Soo
men, infantry, to lay down their arms. The enemy
were routed, driven from the village of St. Michel,
and purfued as far as beyond St. Martin, whatt we
occupied Vago.
Sixteen hundred prifoners, and two pieces of can-
non have been the refult of this day's engagement.
The Alsatians have left many killed on the field of
battle. Our lofs is trifling—we have near one hun.
dyed wounde3 ! The army is purfuing its fuccefs.
The divilions of the different corps nsancenvred
with precifion ; the General in Chief commends the
courage and zeal !hewn by the troops during the
attack. He can tetlify to his Majefty the Emperor,
that they burn with defire to follow the example of
the Grand Army, and to deferve a participation in
the noble rewards which his Majefty prefents to con-
rag
BOULOGNE, OCT. 3r.—The !ay before yefierday,
the General Officers who cm:wad the troops of re-
ferve, encamped on our coakseclehrated, by a folemn
fellival, the vittorics of the guild army, and the glo-
rious fuccefs of the Emperor. Marfhal Balms, and
the Superior Civil and Military. Authorities, arm-
bled. The entertainmen't was given in the temporary
building belonging to Prince JosseH,for whom a feat
of honour was referved. •
The army, which has beheld the honours bellowed
• on its viCtorious companions, in the Plains of Suabia
and Bavaria, had only one with—which was, to fee
the Englifh attack the depit confided to its bravery
and fidelity, by the Emperor, affured that it would
furnifh their Commander with an opportunity of re-
newing the triumphs of the Helder. Twenty four
'ditcharges of artillery announced to the enemy die
termination of the festival. The Englias Comman-
dant on this (lotion, ignorant of the caufe of.thefe re-
joicings, ordered fome boats to approach ; they were
fainted with the fire of the whole lioe.

PROM THE BATAVIAN STATE GAZETTE, NOV. S.

ViIIINA, OCT. 20.--Yefterday our Court received
intelligence from our grand army in Suabia, under
the command of the Archduke FERDINAND, of a dif-

agreeable nature, contrary to expeaation. This in-
telligence was brought over by Major FLACM Et/ aaRG,
belonging to the General Staff of the army, and made
public molt expeditioufly, 'aft night in a Court Ga-
zette Extraordinary, as follows, viz.