Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

abandoned Tim 10 a fnlall carlton. Ceoeral
Moreau has left the dividon Ricbepanie before
thar place. YeRerday we again drove away the
enemy, who IS retreating after vigoroutly de
ferding hirnlelf in a narrow pats. This ciTcum-
Dance did not, however, prevent his being cut
off. and rendering his petition wo1ie than ever.
il cop{eouence. he has fent Us this morning
marley. to announce that the hrlt coniul had
concluded an article with Italy, and that il
mua be general; but-as the general in chief has
not been officially informed q i, that will not
Rop him He viii continue to beat the enemy )
it is the furef way TO have peace.
sTRAsBUkGH, MESS lDoR, 1aHe IT.
The German gazettes Of the Sth Meilidor con-
tain all the details Of the affair which took place
near Donauworth. The papers Of Stutgard Of
the I'd Msaidor report that on the goth Prairial
LARGE body of armed French, eRimated at 20
or 10000 men, pafed the Danube al. three
points, between Ulm and Donapworth. The
troops Of Wrtemburgh have been the principal
fufferefs bv this attack, and, as well as the
AuGrian troops, have been forced to retire after
aconfderable lois. BY this defeat the Imperial
Army finds itfelfTcParated in two parts, and
the corps ofgeneral kray is feparated from that
of Stzarray. The hra of Ihefe no looner heard
Of the check which the corps Of Stzarray had re
ceived, than he left Ulm, 0draniporrsd bis
head quarters to Ellwangen, lie nas quitted
the neighbourhood Of Ulm, with corps Of re
ierve which he command d il rerfon, but has
left ftrong force in the garrifon he has gwen
orders to his corps 10 dnecl IFS march through
Ulm, Erwangen, and DinkelfPiel on The M
remburgh. The French, after having pull
The Imperialias, the Wirtenburghers, and the
Bavarians, extended themlelves IN the night Of
the goth towards Heideaheim and Aa'en
They occupy Donauworh, Dillihgen, Lauing
gen, Gundelfngen. Steinhem, Giengen, Wit
IiHingen, aud Obermergen
FRANKFORT, June 70.
We are officially authorized to announce TO
he public, that 80 battalions ofintanry. under
he orders Of his royal hishnels the Archduk7
Charles, are collecting on the Inn; and that
10 900 men Of Hungarian cavalry now aiiem
bled near Prelburg, will advance 70 fuPPort
thas army. June rs.
ExiraF Of a tyiVafs letter.
One Of the numerous German gazettes afures
Jus that the archduke Charles lately received
courier from Vienna, at his place of retirement
IN Bohemia, CHARGED with difpatcbes from the
Emperor his brother in which he earneitly Prays
him to reafume the command of the Imperial
army 10 Germany. at the fame time the
Prince resolved 2 dePn,aaon from the ftates Of
Bohemia, announcing TO him that # he will re
turn to the head cf the army, that kingdom will
furnhh voluntarily an 40 grnentation of 70 thou
land recruits completely equipped. Prince
Charles, adds the German journalif, has been
extremely charmed with thefe marks OF elteem
and confidence : he has thanked alFectionateIy
the Gates OF Bohemia and has replIeditO the
Emperor, that he viii content TO take III. com
mand ofthc army only on the following con-
dtions, viz. that be himfeifcompoie the general
taft of the army thai he have the uncontroul
ed direction Of. the military operations and
that the Aulic council Of war hail have
nothing 70 DO with the plan Of the cam
paign.
The whole Of the PruGian army Of obferva-
ton defined to make the neutrality Of upper
Germany relpeaed, which is poted between
the Wefer and the Rhine IS in complete mo
ton for the laa 4 or days with a view of
changing all its petitions. One part is march
ing INFO the bilhopriek of Munfer, and towards
The frontiers Of the Bztavian republic. From
another quarter we learn that teveral regiments
Of Hanoverian cavalty and infantry are again
newly arrived on the frontiers Of the Ele6fJr Of
Hanover, and within the neighbourhood of Bre
men and luxembourg, where they are at this mo
ment encamPed.
All the French priGoners Of war taken dnr-
ing the LAT campaign, and who remained 10
Hungary, Bohem a, and Mirayia, are eTchan-
ged for an equal number Of AuHrian Priloners.
They will be conveyed by tianfporls of from
s to Geo men within the neighbc urhood Of Man.
helm and Frankfort that tbe exchange may be
more eaGly executed.
Articles on Various Matters.