The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-11 00:00:00

FROM THE DUX!! PAPERS.

VIENNA, JUNE 17.--!',its Emperor this morn-
ing returned very early to Nenstiult. Ills Majes-
ty is to re►iew the wholc Italian :Italy, and in the
evening return to Schoenbrunn.

All the Civil Authorities yestetvlay paid a visit
-to the Marshal Prince of Ponte Curvo, who ar-
rived here the day before. His Highness's corps
lies in cantonments) two or three leagues from the
capital.

It is said that the Austrians, on the approach
of the Russian army, removed and carried away
the whole of the useless artillery from the town of
Oknrutz. -

/intrust, JUNE 20.—Yesterday lleorning, et
half-past five, the advanced posts of the inane.
gentsof the Vora'berg weed attacked ; 1000 of
theta came from Weitenun,
.over Bechenbergi
Aboet eight o'clock the discharge of musketry
became brisk, aid lasted. tie near teas o'clock.
The marshy soil did not allew tlw cavalry, to act
with,clifectl. while the insurgents retained their ads
vantageous position ; but when they appeared to
want ammunition, the French And,' Haynie"
troops attacked them with rehenumacet wed drew
them into the wou'ds. They were pursued thither
by the Bavarians, who. made a great slaughter
among them. The French cavalry cast down •
number or the insurgents, and it Was with slifficisl.
ty that the offiders 'could save the lives of fire of
them. The prisoners reckon their loss in killed
and wounded at 150.'
Since yesterday every thing has been still. To.
day two hendrei Bavarians are arrived with one
cannon.
SALZBURG, JUNE 21. —The Tyrol insurgents
have sent 150 men to Zell, Mittcsill, and Salle!.
dee, bailiwicks belotigin4 to us, to occupy them
until they shall have furnished 300 armed riflemen.
They carried away to lnsprnck a municipal offs.
cer of Salfelden, fur refusing to provide li:ad for
them.

LI NbAl7, Jude 2L—Yestertlav, at Ilay.break,
2000 insurgents from the Vuralberg made them-
selves masters of the homes in the neighbourhood
of this place, and from tilence made a heavy NM
upon the town until four o'clntk in the afternoon,
%%him they returned to Ilregentz. Of the gsrrison
only six were wounded. The insurgents filled 15
carts with their killed and wounded. One coun.
try house was burnt and many injured.
According to the declaratiod of an Austrian de-
serter from the regiment of Lusignan, the rcgi.
Most of Bregentz contains scarcely a company of
10b•men.
AUGSBURG, June '22.—The magetines of pow-
der which the French had herr, have been forward-
cd to Passau.
LunwiGsatrecn, JuNc 24.—The troops of Ba-
den and Wirtemberg, which formed the corps of
observation by the Lake of Constance, have ta-
ken a position by Schuffen.
- Three thousand of the insurgents of the Voral-
berg had, on the 20th, again proceeded from Bre-
gentz and Waugen to Lindau, but were driven
back to Laibach with great loss.
Cnssec, June 27.—Between four and five hun-
dred of the insurgent peasants having proceeded to
the gate of hlarburgh, on the night of the 24th
and 25th, they ireuetrated into the town, and
having proceeded to the market-place, were driven
back by the departmental guards. The ringlead-
ers were taken, among whom was one Emmerich,
*Colonel in the English service. Among his pa-
pers was found a letter, addressed to Schill, on the
.26th May, in which he announced the speedy
hinction of Durnberg, nith the robbers under his
command.
Ou the evening of the 2Gth, General Buyer,
being informed of this stair, arrived at Marburgh
with fifteen hundred French infantry, a strong de-
tachment of dragoons, and a battalion of light
Infantry.
NUREMZERG, Ju Yr 28.—A detachment of Ans.
WO troops, whb cetne to Bayreuth, entered this
place OU the morning of the 26th. Captain Jells-
licit itsuett a proclattiation, exhorting the people to
be quiet. They liirt this pince last night) taking
three of our MagUtretes with them as h,istages.
They had levied a colitribnlion, which had been io.
part paid.
This morning a detachment of trench Mal
-entered here.
FICA RIM le+, /1/41,1V—Yestci day n'e heipi
/rum Wurtzbit *llia the Members of the A 41..
k
'Ministration of e principality of Bayreuth ha'vi.
ii
,
been summoned appear at Wilidsheitn, ki here
an. Imperial Commission has been es. tabllshed.
The Mankeim Gazette contains tie folowing-:
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