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.THE CONTINENT,
Several private letters were received from Holland,
by the fame conveyance that brought the journals
announced in the STAR of Saturday, but though they
(peak of a bloody battle on or about the teth, they
do not (peak of it as of fuch a nature as to be cone•
dered decifive of the Campaign.
One of theft letters Rates, that the left wing of the
trench commanded by Bonaparte in perfon, had the
advantage over the left wing of the Ruffians, under
the immediate orders of General Bennigfen ; and that
the left wing of the Ruffians under Tollloy, defeated
tht right wing of the French under Idaffena;
Another letter from Rotterdam, dated the 28th
ult- (peaks of a battle on the 16th, in which the Ruf-
fians, under Prince Bagrathion, attacked the left
wing of the French army in the neighbourhood of
IC.oninglberg, recovered tome prifoners, took fume
pieces of cannon, and repulfed the enemy.
We have Rill a faint hope that the events of the
14th may not have been fo difaßrous to the Allies a;
Rated in the accounts formerly received, bat we am
not without our fears that they fu Rained a cona. •
&milk lots, and that the enemy gained proportionate
advantages. That a bloody battle took place on that
day is now put beyond all doubt, from the arrival of
PARIS JOURNALS
This day to the date of the 28th tat. By there papery
it appears that on the evening of the 24th ult. Prince
Borghcfe brought to the Emprefs, at St. Cloud, in-
telligence of a viaory having been obtained on the
teth, but the official details had not then arrived;
in place of which the fame accounts that were re-
ceived by the mail of Wednefday lag, and which we
then laid before our Readers, are inferted in the
French Papers.
We Stall not detain our Readers with farther re-
mat ks on events, of which the official accounts have.
not yet reached us, but content ourfelves with giving
the following curet% :
SEVENTY-EIGHTH BULLETIN or :r FRENCH ARMY.
"Heiltberg,June Is.

[This Bulletin commences with nearly the fame °bravadoes re-
(peeling the negotiations for pace, as were pubUfhed by Gene-
ral CLARILZ at Berlin. It thee proceeds as follows:]
BATTLE OF SPANDEN.
" On the sth of June the Ruffian army put itfelf
in motion. Its. divifions on the right attacked the
tete du font of Spanden, which General Frer; defend=.
ed with the zyth regiment of light• infantry. Twelve
Ruffian and f'ruffian regiments 'made fever 4
effeaual attempts. Seven times did they renewed the
attack, but were as often repulfed. The feventeenth
regiment of dragoons charged .the enemy immed'.
ately after the left afrault, and forced them to alma.
don the field of battle. Thttkituring a whole day,
twn divilions•attacked without faccr.fs a fitiglet egi•
gimenr, which it mutt be was entrenched:
" The Prince of route-Caroni is vifiting the en- '
trenchments during the interve)s of attack, received
a flight wound, which, will take him froeihis come
mand fifteen days. Oar loft in this affair was trilling.
The enemy loft twelve hundred met!, and a number
•
of wounded.
BATTLE OP LowarrEN,
" Two Ruffian divifions belonging to the centre
attacked at the fame time the tete di, pest of .iinmitten,
General Ferry's' brigade (part of Marfltal Souk's
corps) defended the tete allot. The Ruffian Gene.
rat was killed, along with too men ; too were
taken, and a great many'wotlided. We had tau Ellen
killed and wounded.
" During this period, the Roffian Commander in
Chief, with the Grand Duke Zanfiantine, the Impe•
slat Guard, and three divifions, attacked the politioni
of Martha' Idey, at Altkirchen, Gutfiadt, and Voir-
dorff. The enemy were every where repulfed ;bot
when Marfhal Ney perceived that the force oppofed
to him exceeded forty thoufand men, 'be obeyed hit
orders, and concluded his corps to Aciendorff.
BATTLE OF DFFPEI4I. '
" On the following day, the enemy attacked the
6th corps in his pofition at Deppen, on the Faffitry,
They were repaired, The manoeuvres of Martha!
Sonic, his intrepidity, which he imparted mall hit
troops, the ability difplayed in this fituation by the
General of Divifion Marchand, and his officers, me.
sit the higheß eulogiums. The enemy acknowledges
having.l4 this day two thoufand killed, and more
than three thoufand wounded. Our lofs was GOO,
hundred and fitty killed, two hundred wounded,
and two hundred and fifty taken, The latter well
far the molt part taken by the Colacks, who, on the
morning of the attack, had got into the rear of die
army.