Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-03


of pieces of cannon aud 900 prifonere belldes
a comfortable number killed and wounded the
Aulrian. have iikewle materially sufefed.
From the report of Field MARTIAL lieut. Kr'y
of the 9TH init. it appears that the advanced
guard of general count Hohenz9llen had taken
more than 500 prifoners and gen. count Kle
nau aates, that being defirous of attacking with
one company, two gun boats which were in the
Pc D'ArAnp and having paled the river for
that purpo(e the Inhabitants of the iland Arizona
had lhewn great fltisfatton, had taken up arms,
had feized upoa the boats, and made 90 French
men priio1ers. On the I'd the enemy attempt.
ing to reconnoi,re from Ofiglia to Merlava, were
Topped by the armed pealantry, aud forced to
retire.
Yisnua, Ipra IL.
The Field marfhll lieut., Kray has fent the
following account THE enemy,after the check
fnfained on the goth u,t. near Verona, had de
fcended the Adige and taken pot between that
liver and the Tartaro, from whence they threa-
tened 10 repafs the Adige. But field MARTIAL
Kray, understanding that they had been unable
to rallv I'll their forces, took the relolution of
attacking them Immediately. The enemy's
head qlnrers were at lola della Scala, one
camp nelr Magnan, opPoflte TO our army under
Verona, and fecond near tecca, on the rivulet
VI incgo, oppofte to Legnano. Field martial
Kray's plan was fri to attack the enemy's
CAM near Msgnaa, and to penetrate, if poili-
ble as far a lola della Scala. He accordingly
drew near the enemy on III. sth init, and at ten
IN the morning tackled them with columns
Imported BY fourth. The action foon became
general /; the enemy made moe obltnate refilt'
Ance. The ground was lsng time difpureI,
bu, The frmnef and bravery of the Imperial
troops obta ned the victory. The enemy were
routed on all Fl les, and driven from their camp
at Magnan. Night coming on put an end TO
the combat
During the night the Imperial troops formed
a line by Leceedre Catel Alamo, Hutta Fred
ia, and Valele, to watch the motions of the
enemy. after this fscond defeat AT the de-
parture of the courier we had already saken IL
pieces Of cannon, go ammunition Wagons, 7
aandar IS, and above 1000 priloners. Our lois
ic killed and wounded is eaima,ed by field mar.
ihal lieut.. Kray, at aeoo men that of the ene-
my mutt be far more comfortable as his m .jeQys
troops performed prOgidies Of valor.
Viesna, hpri i,.
According to two accounts of In. 5th & 9TH
init. from The arehduke Charles, il appears that
the enemy who were poted at Freudenlfadt,
Homberg and Neuaant, moved and attacked
a part Ct his royal highnefs's army with great
force at Alpierlb ,ch, Frieburg and Turwansen.
and at the fame time ordered their advanced
potts to march towards Sulz on the Necker,
where there wasa fmall Auarian corps. The
arehduke Immediately fent general Nauendorf
forward with reinforcement of fevcral batta-
lions, and ordered him TO attack the enemy on
every point, and TO endeavor to drive them
back To the mountains. Gen. Gorger at the
fame time marched towards AlpierfbAch, whit
Generals Meefeld and Outlay moved to Erie
berg and St. George, where they attacked the
enemy, dfreTfed them, took many prfoners,
and one ammunition Wagon. At he fame
time gen. Clinglng moved towards Nsulfadt,
which poa the enemy lett on his approacb.-
Gen. Kienmeyer, who had been to the neigh
borhood of Shaft aufen and Stain repulfed a
ltrong detachment of the enemy, and pu.faed
them as far as Shaft hauftn, where his Gen.
Kienneyer's) advanced polls now are. The
eacmy having fome approximations for Stain aud
Dideahofen, burnt the bridges at both places.
On fbe So IL 7uas reported na tie adDaScedb9yq5,
6atibe enemy bad ,etreated fam evtry quarter, as
far as F,euatafadt evbrre he rsar Of tbe Freneb
Gen 81. Cy's dvjf1n qoas Mpo9sd Lien. Cal,
Steinbeier, efhbs BLanksaeoin rsgimsnt # ba)a,5,
bvfasd The Enemy quitb great fbit near Hombsrg,
film coab item, Killed JoMe and tack jevfral pr
/onsri. Onhe 7id tie enemy ala retreaed from Freu.
dssqah' and abandoned jsvsra'poas on tie Knei6i6,
from euters they ma,ebed BY OIsnsircb toqoqrd Xeb,
TO scbieb place Ev.val o'ber eaimus, rpfo acre d.
rtsisg tbe1 marcb to LIAR through og-n5uyg. Ind
rereatsa The eolSma frem Esybwg took tbsraat
to old Breyaeb, eobere they pe8fdfds Rhine e broks
doyon fbs bridge behind them. TIE 14,ebanke ordered
biz agh troops 10 twiae THE enemy IN cory direction,
and took Petition e all The principal psGfio, qubcb
Tie enemy bad abandoned, the army Jeiag noqu poasd
in tie ns;gbS0rhood Of .Vi2e.ssa, Donanysbmgen,
and Lngea. sa ~ s,
T. LONDON, APRIL g..