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GERMANT.

VIENNA, JANUARY 3.
On the day upon which the armiftice was figned
at Stcyer for the armies in Germany, a very bloody
engagement took place in Italy between us and
the French, and continued two days. The French
attacked on the 25th ult. palled the Mincio, and
were three times repulfed. On the following day,
they colleted their force, and made a frelli attack
from the fide of Monzanbano ; in confequence of
which, General BELLEGARDS ordered the army to
retreat, and take a politico behind the Adige.—
Our Court Gazette of this day contains the fol-
lowing account of that battle :
" According to information received from the
head-quarters of General BELLVGARDr, dated
December 27, at St. Michael near Verona, the
enemy at day-break on the asth, made a move-
ment with four divifions and paired the Mincio,
under the cover of a formidable train of artillery,
planted upon the heights commanding Pozzolo ;
which place he got polfeffion of, and by thofe
means proteaed the bridge he had thrown over
the river. General BELLEGARDL ordered the Ge-
nerals KAIM and VOGELSANG to attack the troops
which had paired in front and flank, and fiicceed-
ed in repulfing them with confiderable lofs, mak-
ing himfelf mailer of the village, and was only
prevented from dcilroying their bridge by the fire
of their artillery on the oppofite fhore.
" The enemy having colleted their troops in
referve, and both the Generals being reinforced
by the Commander in Chief, the contra began
afrefh, and the enemy was a fecond time driven
back to the bridge at Po Lel° with greater lofs than
bAre ; the cannon which he had in that village
was left in our poffeffion, and he was again corn-
pelled to take fhelter under his batteries.
" It was late in the night when he made ano-
ther attack, but was a third time repulfed. The
General of the cavalry, Count BELLEGARDE, firf-
peeed the enemy would make another effort on
the following day to penetrate further upon this
point, and accordingly made his difpofitions; but
as the lots fullained by the latter had deprived him
of the hopes of fuccefs, he withdrew the greatelt
part of his force over the bridge to the oppofite
fhore, with the intention of attacking our tete du
pow at Borghetto, a movement which, in conic-
quence of a thick fog, we were only informed of
by tome prifoners, and not till a confiderable time
had elapted.
" This movement occafioned the General of
the cavalry to order the corps of referve to Val-
legin, which die Commandant no fooner entered,
t1..1.1 he learned that the enemy had colleted his
whole (orce at Monvanbano, prepared a bridge,
and under favour of the fog font a number of
troops over the river and attacked and repulfed our
advanced polls.
" The General of the cavalry immediately gave
orders to the fir column to follow the referve,
which was advancing towards the heights of Sa-
bonze, aid the load leading from Caftel Nunvo
to Vallegio ; hut in the meanwhile the enemy had
made himfelf mafter of fume advantageous
pofi-
tions ; however, as the commanding heights re-
mained in our power, and as the enemy .gas un-
able to force the redoubts of Salionze, the Gene-
ral of the cavalry, Br T.t.rnaant, immediately or-
dered an attack by thief divilions, formed out of

our corps of referve, when the enemy was again
defeated and compelled to give way at feveral
points, cfpe, Tally his left wing ; but a frefh column
proceeding from Mon tanli4no, along the left bank
of the Minch), and Caddenly afccnding the heights
of Vallegio, their fUperior numhus obliged our
troops t,t retreat, and General HOHENZOLLERN,
with the &ft column, found himfelf under the ne-
ceffrty of covering hi, left wing upon the road to
Vallegio and Villa Franca, and to effeet his re-
treat in conjunCtion with the troops remaining at

la Fvrone.
As the latenefs of the night prevented the re-
covery of Vallcgio, Count lit LLEOARDE, LO avoid
any further factifices, refolved to order the retreat
of the army, and to conduct it to the other fide
of the Adige, which was effected in the bell order.
The army encamped near St. Martino, and ex-
tended its advanced polls to Villa Franca; on the
other hand Major General KossEau, who fo gal-
lantly defended the redoubts of Salionze, fhaped
his cowrie towards Montchaldo.
" The lots on both fides in killed and wounded
is confiderable ; and Count BELLEGARDE intends
the tranfmirfion of a citeitmliantial detail, and
alto to point out thole who have fignalized them-
felves iu thefe obflinatc conflias. • Field Marfhal
KAI M is among the wounded."
By another difpatch received by the General of
the Cavalry, of the fame date, from Field Marflial
VUKASSOVITZ, it appears that Major General STO-
ZAN ICH, on the z4th, fuccellively repelled the at•
tacks of the enemy upon the polls of Tone!, and
obliged him to retreat with confiderable lots.
On the z7th ult. a courier from the Archduke
CHARLES paired through Gratz, carrying intelli-
gence to Italy, of the armiftice for that country
having been concluded. A great battle took place
there between the z4th and 27th ult. The French
army under General MACDONALD having received
a reinforcement of three frefli divifions, attacked
the Imperial Army at all points: the latter, though
they fuftained the attack with vigour, were in the
end defeated.
This morning the Archduke CHARLES entered
this city on his return from the army.
The Tyroleans teem extremely unwilling to give
up Kufstein and other fortreires to the French.
Moll of the pcafants employed upon the works
about this city are difmiffed.
The ARCHDUKE has removed his head-quarters
from St. Polten to Schonbrun ; and it is alto in
agitation to remove the Hungarian troops back
towards their own frontiers for better accommo-
dation.
The Englifh General ABERCROMBIE is arrived
at Rhodes.
The Spaniih Minifter CORRAL, by the media-
tion of Ruilia, has been induced to leave this city,
and proceed upon his million to Conflantinople.
For the fall few days, Baron THUGUT has (hut
himfelf up, and fees no one.

MUNICH, JANUARY 2.
Yefterday at fcvert in the evening, M. Micosa,
an Imperial courier, accompanied by LUCAY, one
of the fame profeffion from Mint u's Life Guard,
paired through this city on their way from Vienna
to Paris. Both of them alleged that they were
carrying the figned preliminaries to Luneville.
The perfimal efteem of General MOREAU for
the Archduke CHARLES is urged as the reafon why
the former did not infift upon taking poireflion of
the level part of the Tyrol country, as one of the
terms of the armiftice.