The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-26 00:00:00

Gosh marks are withent elample Agee the time of
thelismaus.

66 The Archduke Charles having teat Major.
General Weisrenvof to compliment the Emperor,
.ad since that, the .Baron de Wimpfcn and
Prince John of Lichtenstein hating come upon
the same courteous errand in his name, his Ma.
jesty has thought proper to send to the drchduAr,
the Duke of Friuli, Grand Marshal of the Pa.
lace) who found Aims/ Butheeist and passed part
of yesterday at his bead.quarters.

66 The Emperor left hie camp al Znaim yes.
terday, it nine o'clock in the morning, and a-.
rived at the palace of .S'rhoenbrunn at three in
the afternoon.

" His Majesty has visited the environs of tho
tillage of Spitz, which forms the tete-de-pont of
Vienna. General Bertrand hat beers charged
pith the execution of diffirent storks, which
must bo marked out and begun this day.

4 6 Tho bridge of piles et Vienna will be re-
established with the kart delay possible.

66 His Majesty has named as Marshals of the
Empire, General OutHaut, the Doke of Itagusa,
and General Macdonald. The number of Mur.
sisals was eleven; this nonus►ation will make it
fourteen. Thero still remain two vneencies.—
The places of Colonel-General of the Swiss, and
Colunel-Geneeal of the chasseurs, are also vacant.
44 The Colonel General of the Chasseurs, is,
according to our Constitution, a Grand Mccr of
the Empire.

4g Ills Majesty has testified his satisfaction wish
the manner in which the Surgery has been 'erred,
and particularly with the services of the principal
Surgeon, Jleurtclaup.
" His Majesty pining through the field of bat,
tie on the 7th, Gassed a great weber of the
wounded to be taken off; and left gkere the puke
of Friuli, °rand Marshal of the palace, who tog
seined all day.
66 The number of wounded Austrians is our
hands amounts to 12 or 13,000.

" The Aastrians hire had *teeters Gewals
killed or wounded. It has been remarked as •
eingular fact, that most of the French Officers,
whether of old Praiser, or of the suas Province',
who were In the Austrian service, have perished.
" Several Couriers hare been intercepted, and
among their letters has been found a regular cue.
respondence of Gent* with Count Stadion. Th•
lancing of this wretch in the leading determine.
Lions of the Austrian Cabinet, is hereby materially
proud. Such are the instruments which England
employs, like a new Pandora's box, to raise
storms and spread poisons on the Continent.

"The Duke of Itivoli's corps encamps in the
Circle of Znaim ; that of the Duke of Auentadt
in the Circle of Bruno ; that of the Duke of RA.
psi in the Circle of Kora.Neubousg ; that of
Marshal Oudinot before Vienna, at Spits; teat of
the Viceroy on Preabourg and 'Grata. The Im.
perk! Grand weals to the enTirogs Schoen.

" The harvest is very fine, and almsdant every
where. The army is cantoned in a beautiful
country, sod rich in provisions of alt kinds, wino
particularly."

Letters of the 22d instant, received yesterday'
from the Dutch coast, mention, that a serious
fracas took plate at Rotterdam, on Friday last,
in consequence of the Government compelling
about 150 Conscripts to march for the army.
They were the senior boys taken from the charity
schools. Being esceesitely averse to proceed,
they were tied together and dragged along by
number of grns crimes, when the people inter.
fered, and a general affray took place, during
which about half of the conscripts effected their
escape.
Last Saturday, a young Lady of an indepen.
dent fortune of 20,0001. left by an aunt, daugh-
ter of an eminent merchant near Broad-street,
eloped sith her father's footman. They imme-
diately set out in a post.chaise and four, in order
to be married ; but were missed some hours after,
pursued, and found at an Inn at Huntingdea, just
going to reining their journey. The young lady
at the sight of her father and servant entering the
Inn, advised her lover to make his escape, which
he according did; she was brought back to her
father's house.

On Saturday last, a soldier belonging to the
18th Light Dragoons, a recruit, having ()Fended
;onto of his comrades, by refesing to spend his
bounty money, agreeably to their wishes, at the
Broil Barracks near Chichester, was put into a
blanket by them, and tossed, as a punishment for
his contumacy ; but before the discipline was
ended, one of the corners of the blanket gate
way, and the poor fellow fell violently to the
ground, by which accident his neck was dislo-
cated, and he immediately expital...4(l,ooer'S
verdict, decide:KW Death. .

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