The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-28 00:00:00

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BANILII 01 TIE ELSIE, JULY 14.---The French
custom-house soldiers and marines have not rt..
appeared since the landing. of the English, and at
Newburgh they begin to disguise theinseves by
changing their drevses.
The French tyrannical oppressors of mankind,
and the liberty tif the press, have, it is said, for-
bidden it to the editors, proprietors, and printers
of the public papers at Hansburgh, ao insert any
more Holletina published by the Austrians, con.
taming an, thing, in their favour. The punish.
meseto be in tha first instance, a fine of 100d01-
lam ; the Second, imprisonment , and in the third,
the suppression of the paper, and seizure of the
presses. The Smote of Hanshorgh refused to re-
ceive a Danish garrison of 4000 timy which the
French are said to havetequired fee the &4.r e
or pretasde4 protection of that city. Thry has,
also .refused the firing of guns, illumiaitions, ate.
Ise. on the.l sits July.
Mu mica, JULY 9.---This morning Ihr French
,Minister Plenipotentiary at this Coittrt, M. Otto,
published the following Bulletin
Jess 9.
The Prod Ligation received hst nit .s lac (olio% tug de-
tails fres the Imperial 11-ad-quarters, whisk we are autho-
rised to shake pablie.— fur, arc dated Jul% bth :
Ve-terday and tu-da.% *lll be •ur ever memorable.
sterna., by niasceuvret• which in !rata horsier as the
sires utiles, all the 'wrenched estop of the enr.ny wAs taken,
alrnral wituatat Arias sant ; tae twiny was forced int.) tlie
plain, and driven three leagues frost the Danube.
To-day ne was attacked is the heights hevotil Deutsch
V. swam, ihiamemollort. est Neisittdel. The wtn/IFAustrian
f are was votialted.and defeated. By ten ta the !Auras lc.
tory stris decided. It is saw ealy three in the afse.v.nin, and
we aid) hear (Me cannon of lie columns wh are pursing
threat") . His hos is hilted wed wounded must be prods-
fives.The osiusber of prommrs, eissros, and 3tainturda taken
rare ctiostderable.
We lost on otti• er of rank. The Emperor it in g od hesiltl4
wise to, you from the held of balite. It is oppressively
hoi.
A courier bad two hours before brought diss
patches to the King of Bavaria at Nymphenbor4.
Amiens have returned from thence say, that
tdrideksty testified arucn satisfaction at their con-
mulibe battle on the 6th was much greeter
re decisive than it was at first sappusod.
The defeated Iraq, of the Archdtike Charles was
pursued by 'the victorious French front neon till
late is' the evening.
'atum, JULY. 18.—Generals Berses and Ba.
kassowtte "ern dangerously wounded in the late
bate* as well as the Prince of Hesse Homburg,
Stditealislio, and Par. The Archduke Chalk*
and Iht.Prlnce of Lichtenstein were but slightly
Visitans, JOLT 13.—1 t is said that the Archdttkii
dein4,ll4 an 'artaistice ou the 4th, which was re:.
lased. ' • •
JULY 10,—To-day General Renfelt,
*blithe itelTsrestph thins direitont is proceeding
to Hatipiry, whither the King of Westphalia was
to
The
out on the 24th.
-The Mapt, JULY 16.—A corps of 6000 men?
&WWI litgeletede, are or their .war to juin .the I
•thsfe of A6reittcs.
AUSTRIAN BULLETIN. .
• The enemy, after a severe battle, at. lit sae.
deeded in causing the left wing, which was .at
Maigiiiff Neusiedel to retreat ; but the right wing
had defeated the enemy, aqd taken several eagles
and 10eannon, besides some of the enemy's Ge-
era's Mid many privates. As the current of vic-
tory has been suspended, his Imperial Highness
caused the army to fall back in the best order in
the road to Zaaim, whither they prticeeded with-
out beiug disturbed by the enemy, to take a posi-
tion behind the llesamberg.
PttAGUS, JULY 12.—0 n thettli, the Duke of
Abrantes, proceeding to loin the King of Weft_
phalli, drove back General Redruojewich ; but
on (tie gth, be was going toward! Hof, when the
Austrian General Kienmayer having joined Gen.,
Redeoojewicit, made an attack On the Duke with
such success, that notwithstanding a must (Asti-
state resistance, the enemy were driven front their
Onittions stud closely pursued.

GOTTENBURGII MAIL.

SIOCIIIOIIII, JULY 11.—We have received ac.
erninta of a convoy from Rigs to Revel having
hens met by two English frigates, and that 18
sail, laden With provisions, are captured.
Thelinssian troops remain in perfect inactivity.
It is said that they wait the fate of taw Austrians,
to decide which part they will take.
The young Baron Armfeldt, sun to the Ge-
neral of that name, is going to Edglhnd by this
day's packet. We have a reportto.day, that the
Russians have renewed their demand to have the
ports shut against England, whick has again been
(refused.
/VIA.' 14.—We have accoudts from the neigh.
beurhood *of Tomas that an engagement has taken
place between the Swedes and Russians, and that
the Swedes have been obliged to fall back, after
a trifling loss.
GOTTRNSURON, JuLY 18.—Mr. Stewart, for.
merly Secretary of Legation at St. Petershureir,
arrived here this afternoon, on his way to Bbg_
land, from the Archduke's array, and will sail
with the nett packet. _

Hoct.arancastra, Jvite 28.—The numerous
fleet which has so hog boas lying nff hialmoes , set
sail last Monday for the Baltic, with a favourabl
wind, and at noon it was perfectly out of sight.
This day bring 10 and 12 o'clock a hoary canno.
nade was heard to the southward, the cause and
result a which are not yet known.—(Coawnercial
Gozele of July 14.)
Ram; JULY 7.—Of the ships which hate