Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

E,on Ger. Bra7HizR 10 Gen. BosAfAkrf
II. Q. Bronni, June 9.
al have the honor TO inform you that nav
mo learned that Gen. OFT had left Genoa with
,brrv battalions, and that he was arrived ysi
rerdav at Voghera. ordered Gen. Lannes TO
omit The petition Of Bronni, to attack the enemy
II that point where he fhould meet BIN, and
Gen Victor to fdpport him with his corps
F" Cen. Watrin met The Grf potts Of the enc
nv At San Diletto the principal force.of The
enemy occupied Caaeggi 10 and the heights on d
The right, having much artillery N their Poh-
tons, pretending fo:ce Of about 5000 men,
The z8 h deTni brigade, the 9th, 7zd, and 4otn'
having repulfed the enemy's advanced guard,
artacked bis lire in front, for the PurPoie OF
turning his right the enemy ultimately main
tanned bis petition ;never was there more
animated fire kept up the corps mutually char
ged each other repeatedly a battalion OF the
4oth who gave way, gave fome advantage to
the enemy then Gen. ViGor made the divii
ion Of Chamberlac advance; the 24th attacked
the left of the enemy the 43d, where Gen.Vic-
tor was, turned the heights Of the LETT, while
the Doth pierced his center, which il overthrow
and decided the victory. The village OF Gait
egg;o was taken and retaken ieveral times, as
well as many other petitions. The brave Izth
regiment Of Hudars, who contended alone
againlf the cavalry of the enemy, has perform
ed wonders. The enemy was purified to near
voghera j.
''The refult Of this day gave US 5000 Prii-
oners and pieces Of cannon, with their calf
fon,. The enemy had more than 5000 men
killed or wounded we have had about 500,
among whom are the Chief OF the z2d light
demi brigade, and my Aid de Camp Laborde,
Eighty wounded in the head.
(SigusdJ "ALEX. BERTHIER."
LONDON, Tant "a.
This morning we received, by Express, Par
is Journals TO the zzd inf. The intelligence
they contain, is mott important and momen.
tous.
The operations Of the French Army Of
Reierve exhibit an uninterrupted ferries of vi6to-
ries, and from the following Bulletins it appears
that the campaign in Italy is already termina-
ted, by the total defeat Of Auarian Ar
my -
TELECRAPRIc BULLETIN.
Z Paris, JEHs n
"The fra Conful has obtained a complete
victory on the z9th Prairial June 1s) Eight
thouland AuRrians and forty pieces OF cannon,
are taken by the French Army. Six thoufand
dead, belonging 20 the vanquilhed, remain on
the field Of battle.
"The enemy capitulates for the reRoration of
Genoa, and the fortref.s Of Italy aud LOmbar-
dy."
SECOND BULLETIN
Same date
"The army has been victorious at Marriage.
This battle has decided the fate Of Italy, and
announces Peace.
We wait for an anfwer from Vienna. The
armies will refume hoRlities within ten days,
if the anfwer be not favorable.
Gen. Deaaix is wounded in the head"
StygGwgb, June IT.--Itis faid thar an attack
is meditated by the French on the Crilons.
Nee, June Io.-The army continues to make
rapid progrefs. 1t has taken poGtfIion of the
famous PoRs of Millelimo and St. james where
We made 1000 pri(oners. 1t is thought that
the army will proceed to Saielo and AqHi,
from whence it will be enabled to attack the
left wing of Melas, and even to cut off its
retreat to Genoa.
Pari5, June 2o.-Letters from Nice, dated
III PrairiaI, June 10Y Rate We have learnt
officially the agreeable news that the French
have retaken the lecor.d towa in Liguria, Savo-
ma aud that the army of the center is near Ge-
noa.
Operations in Germany.
From Gen. De6slts 70 the Min5ger at War.
H Q at Memmingen, June g.
CITIZEN MINISTER,
In my letter Of the 4th June had the hon
our Of giving you an account of the movements
Of the army up the { e.
On the I'd the army Till retained the fame
petitions.
On the sd the enemy pufhed tome Rrong
reconno cling parties to the left of the Iler,and