The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-21 00:00:00

THIRTIETH BULL F.T IN.

66 VIENNA, JULY 30. '

"The 9th corps of the army,which was command.
ed by the Prince of Ponte Curve, was disbanded on
the Bth instant. The Saxons, who formed part of
it, are under the orders of General Reymen. The
Prince of Ponte Corvo is gone to use the waters.
It the battle of Wagratn, the village of that name
was carried on the Oth, between 10 and 11 o'clock,
and the glory of this successful enterprise is due to
the corps of Marsh II Ondinot.
"'the House or Austria took the field this cam.
paign with 62 regiments of cavalry, 12 regimeots
of cavalry, 12 regiments of grenadiers, four free
corps of legions; making in the whole 310,000
men : 150 battalions militia (landwehr), com.
mantled by old officers, exercised ten months ;
40,000 men of the llungarian insurrection, and
60,000 horse, artillery, and miners ; composing in
the whole from 5 us' 000,00 a men. With.this
force, the House of Austria supposed herself sure
of victory. Sho entertained a hope of shaking
the power of France, if ever her whole force were
unitel. But her armies are, notwitstanding, re.
&Iced to one fourth part of their original strength,
while the French army his been Increased to
double the number it consisted or at Ritisbon.

44 In the eastic of Gratz, 20 pieces of orinance
hero been found.

" The ensile of Sschsenburg, situatedion the
frontiers of Tyrol, kas surrendered to..4eneeal

Rusco.

66 The Duke of Dantiic hes entered Tyrol, with
25;000 men. He has occupied Luferst and die.
armed all the inhabitants. He sleet, by this time,
be at Inspruck.
" Gimeral Thielman has entered DresilJn.
"The Duke of Abrantes is i:► Bayreuth, and
has pushed his advanced guard to the frontiers of
Bohemia."

ROTTERDAM, Au&. it--The last intelligence
from Ant.%erp of the 9(11 states, that no iinpor.,
tant occurrence has taken place in the environs of
that city. A battalion of Polish infantry, and a
squadron of Polish Uhlans, arrived there on the
Bth and 9th, and the number of the Dutch and
French troops assembled there, is said to be very
considerable.

Flushing has not yet surrendered ; the last di.
rect intelligence from that place is dated the 6th
instant, on which day the . communication with
Breskcits was still open, from which quarter con.
siderable reitif.sreernents hare been thrown into the
fortress, anal o hither the sick and wounded have
been reinuv.d. Thuten is very considerably sup.
plied with troops, ammunition, and' provision!,
and no Engfish ships had yet made their appear-
ance off that Place.
AMSTERDAM, Atm. 10.—The King has taken
the commend in chief of thir Dutch army as.well
RS of the French troops. Ms head quarters were
un tie Bth inst. established in Rosendahl, and still
continue there.
I The whole army is a!sembled. It occupies a pa_
silion het u ten Bergen-op-Zoom and Antwerp,and
the troops arc in high-spirits.
A afwette, Acct. 10.—Considerable reinforce.
merits were yesterday thrown into Flushing. In.
tolligenco has been received, that the said fortress
is no linger bombarded. A corps of 3000 rams
passed this day to juin the combined army neat
ossendroge a iti

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