The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-06-29 00:00:00

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IEIGIITEENTI,EN Gil BOLL IN.
ce VirNisa, Just 14.—TIts division of Gents
vii Chastely., which hag 'raised the Tyrol, pro-
ceetled.on the 4th of this Metall to the environs of
Clasenfurth, in order to throw itself into Hun-
• gary. General Rnsia marched against it, and a
lefece engagement tank place, when nine hun-
dred prisoners were made. Prince Eugene, with
a large curia, manoeuvres iu the ware of Hun.
g.try. Fur some days past the Danube has over.
dowed a foot.
" General Gratien, with a Dutch division,
Ravin; marched to Stralsund, wl.ere Schill had
entrenched himself, tarried the entrenchments by
assault. Schill gave orders to burn the town, to
secure his retreat, but had not time. Schill him-
self was killed in the great square near the Corps
de Garde, at the moment when he fled, and was
endeavouring to to/eh the port in order to em-
bark.
" The Archduke Ferdinand evacuated Warsaw
precipitately on the Std inst. so that the whole of
the Grand Duch} is abandoned by the enemy's
army, whilst the troops under the command of
Prince Poniatowaky occupy three-fourths of
Gallicia."

EVENTS IN POLAND.
gg The enemy rapidly continues his retreat. Oa
Hie 28th of May, twelve Polish pikemen, on a re.
counoitring party, met 100 Austrian dragoons at
Skirnerivice, who were retiring upon Rawe, threw
them into complete disorder, and made eleven pri-
soners. On the morning of the 30th, General
kosinski, commanding the advanced guard, after
entering Lovicz, penetrated to Sachalzeir, but
found no enemy there, and they appeared to have
retired towards the Pelicu. Some accounts, how.
ever, state, that the greater part of the Austrian
force is moving towards Upper Silesia. They
commit the greatest excesses ; they carry off
every where provisions, cattle, and horses.
" The Archduke Ferdinand, notwithstanding
the Conventiou he made with Prince Poniatowski,
by which he bound himself to demand no contribu.
Lion, Imposed one of four hundred thousand guij.
dors on the town of Warsaw. He besides re.
quired that there should be delivered:Rl him the
produce of the land tax of the domains; and the
surplus of a forced loan which was subscribed in
1805, but the payment of which was not to be
completed till 1810. Following the example of
their Commander in Chief, the Generals, Officers,
and Soldiers have endeavoured by every means to
ruin the country. The Prince Poniatowski
writes to the Prince of Neufchatel, from the head-
quarters at Jozeni, 25th May, that on the preced.
leg day General osinecki took possessiou of Go.
iroslow, where he made prisoners one Colonel, 25
Officers, and 900 men. The possession of this
town completely intercepts the communication be.
tween Cracow and Lemberg, and assures to our.
army the possession of three-fourths of Gallicia.
The advanced posts were within a day's. eparch of
Cracow. The latest accounts received in the
Grand Duchy from Prince Poniatowski mention,
that he made himself master of Brody, the last
town of Gallicia or. the frontiers, where he found
cousiderable maguincs, and abundance of provi-
lions.”

Monica, June 11.—It ip said that 15,000 in.
fantry of the Army of Reserve, under Marshal
Kellerman, are on their march Ats the Tyrol. The
Emperor will no longer suffer thee rebels, whom
he has already pardoned, to continhe their ra.
rages.
Baaxacusuao,Juxe 18.—On the 14th a part
of the Austrian troops from Bohemia entered
Leipeie. According to ether accounts the Duke
of arunswick-Oels was yesterday at Halle. The
troops asscinblea here marched to-day towards
Sanderha
EITURT/I, Jose 10.—An Officer in the service
of the Emperor Napoleon, on his way from Pe.
tersburgh to the Imperial head quarters, brings in-
telligence that the Emperor of Russia, and the
Grand Duke Constantine, left Petersburg's on the
25th of May. to place themselves at the head of
the Russian army, which has already received or-
ders to act with vigour against Austria.
PAWS, JUNZ 19.—Tho Moldiest of this day
contains nothing particular, bul hi other newspa-
pers we read the following article
All the bad news, all the reports unfavour-
able fur France, have their origin in Holland. It
is there that disaffection and slander appear to
have fixed their abode. It is there that the falsest
and most unfounded details conceived by insanity
rod hatred towards France find the most nume-
rous propagators. Good God ! must it be from
Holland that belief is so lightly given to tinfavour.
bible news respecting the valour and force of the
French armies ? Only listen to the cerrespon.
dense of a part'of those trumpeters of the English-
Ministry, who have their echoes in Holland :
The Duke of Dalmatia has capitulated with
4,000 Frenchmen, and the prisoners have enter.
ed London. The King of Spain has left Madrid.
Barcelona has Wei taken by the insurgents. The
Austrians have routed and take: prisoner the
Duke of Elchitigeu. On the other hand, the
robber Schill has dethroned thf, King of West-
Phalia. The old Elector of Heise Cassel, and the
. silly Duke of Brunswick Oels,,have over.run (Gera
inane' with twenty thousand ',Wen. Already the
Tyrolese are at Munich. The French army is
surrounded awl lost ; and the Emperor Napoleow,ti
so ignorant of the art of war, at the head- of
cowardly and unskilful an army, has laid down bis
arms. ' •

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