The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-05 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCII PAPERS.

BAxas or TUE ELIE, JULY l.—[Private
Correspondence.].—Letters from Vienna, coming
from very respectable sources, represent the loss
Of the French in the battle of Wagrani it, very
considerable. Near 30 Marshals and Generals,
were wounded. On. the Bth the inhabitants of
Vienna received orders to prepare quarters fir
32,000 wounded Frenchmen. On the same day
the Duke of Istria, Marshal Bcssieres, arrived
there, badly wounded, besides Generals Rappe,
Frere, and sclera! others ; some say Bessieres is
dead of bis wounds, as well as General Dussus.
The Austrians have also taken 8(X) French pri.
soners, and a great number of cannou and other
booty. The Berths Gazelle, which is prohibited
here, is said to directly contradict the French
Bulletins, and the gasconades contained in the
Journals of Munich, Stutgard, and other Jour.
nal: of the Confederation of the Rhine.
In an official Bulletin, which the Archduke
Charles published at Prague on the 12th inst. he
maintains he never was forced in his centre nor
right wing, and to have, exclusive of 6000 pri.
'oilers, taken an Invinelbfe position in defiance of
the enemy. The Archduke John, with the Hun-
garian Insurrection, has not at all been in the ac-
tion.

The same authentic private advices from Vienna
also state, that the road from Wagram to the
Austrian capital was quite covered with waggons,
conveying the wounded French officers and sol-
diers to that City. It is asserted, that if the Italian
troops bad not failed in the action against the Bava-
rians, under General Wrede, the Archduke Charles
would have gained a complete victory. There are
also private advices, confirmed by the Berlin Ga-
zettes, containing the agreeable intelligence that
the Austrians have re-entered Dresden, Leipzig,
and other parts of Sweeny, since the Ilth instant;
and that the Duke of A hrantes has been defeated in
Barenth,by Field-Marshal-Lietiteuant Kienmeyer,
and obliged to evacuate that country with consi-
derable loss.

The molar commotions at Bremen, and par-
ticu!arly in Hanover, owing to the rumour of the
speedy arrival of a British army, have been very
serious at Hanover; the veterau soldier" of hi!
Blajesty stopped by force the money, ss hich by
order of the French was to be transported out of
the country. The gnat Expedition preparing in
England seems to have struck the French and
their fri.nds with great panic. 'The King of West-
phalia, and his army will Immediately cuter
Hairover.
Fifteen hundred Pole" from the Russian for-
tres.es, are said to be on their march to garrison
Haniburgh, from whence the •French Minister is
gone to Traveinniide. They are trying all they
can to induce Great Britain not to do any thiug,
either by diversion on the Continent, or to relieve
the poor loyal Hanoverian', thousands of whom
would eater the British service.

The Berlin Gazette, in consequence of its par-
tiality, has been forbidden in the King of West-
phalia's territory. Its circulation has also been
stopped in Hamburgh.
On receiving the news of the Armistice be-
tween the two Emperors, the price of culoni.►l
produce rose full 10 per cent. in the northern
markets.

BANKS or TIM ELSE, JULY 21.---(Prirote
Correspomknce.).--T his morning, at 3 o'clock,
the French Minister received a Courier with dis.
patches from the army, as well u with a copy of
the Armistice concluded between the Austrian and
French armies on the 12th Lost. The conditions of
the Armistice have not yet been published, but it
is certain that they are very humiliating and hard
for Austria. The latter must give up to the
French, during the Armistice, the districts of
Znaym and Brunn. It must also withdraw all its
troops from the Tyrol, Voralberg, and Gratz, and
abandon the loyal inhabitants of these countries
to thcir sanguinary tyrants.
Negotiations fur peace, will, it is said, be im-
mediately entered upon, report says, ■nder the
mediation of Russia.

MUNICH, JULY 10.—The French Minister re-
ceived last night, by estafctte, a note containing
some farther details respecting the late events,
which we hasten to communicate to the pub-
lic :--
WOLLIIRSDORP) JULY 7.---After the battle of
Wagram, the enemy's army was iu a terrible flight.
It is purse d
.in all directions. Our advanced
posts arc two leagues from Nikolsburg ; Ma-
jesty's head.quarters are at Wolkersdorf, on the
UM spot where the Emperor of Austria was last
night. This Prince saw the conflict from the
height commanding the vill.iges of Ilabersbrunn,
and perceiving the battle was lint, he disippeared,
and returned to Brunn. The inhabitants of the
country state, that the enemy's _ lot‘s in killed,
is - considerable.--