Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
Cbe @a5ette.
News from Europe,
Received by the GOvsraOr Strsag capt. Miller, arrived
at Bottom from the Mediterranean
PARIS DEC. 9.
ARMY OF THE RHINE.
General MOrsaS, to the Minjqer at War.

A HAVE the pleafnre, General, TO give an
account ni an event very gloriou, for the army
which command, and of great advantage to
The Republic.
BY my dilpatches Of yeaerday, in rendering
you an account of the battle Of the 10th FRI
mare, announced the ATTENDING Of the army,
and my intention to aef on the Ofenlive.
Lat night the corps of General Grenier COLI
leeted between Hohenlinden, and Hartofen.
The divilion under Gen. Grandjean, Of which
Gen. Grouchy took the command, fupported
the left Of the village of Hohenlinden; the d.
vihons Of Riehepanfe and Ocean at Ebert
breg.
I expected to be attacked by the enemy az
Hoheulinden and had given orders 10 Gems.
Richepanfs.and Ocean to proceed by ST. Chrif.
I. topic, upon the Matenpsr, and TO fall with vig
or on the rear of the attack. The movement
was executed with as much audacity as in.
! tellgence.
The enemy commenced their attack upon
I, Hohenlinden, at half palt fsven in the morning
? We iatis6ed ourelves with checking them,
until moment of heGtancy was led to judge
the attack of Gen Richepan.e h "a commenced /;
and gave orders to Gen. Grenter to commence
bis attack. Gen. Ney marched with vigor
through the defies, and met Gen. RichePanie
about midway on the road of Matenpat. All
of the enemy which fscreted themlelves IN a
wood extending league and an half weTe.kiil
ed, taken or diGperfed.
The attack of Gen. Ney was fuPPorted by
the dviGon of Gen. Grouchy, who had over :
thrown The relerve Of the enemy, grenadiers,
who fought an attack upoa his light.
The movements of Gems. RichepanG and
Ocean experienced rhe greatea obfacles. Q
hliged 70 march by narrow pafhs and ;ntirclY
furrounded py the enemy Gen. Richepanis
found himielf ieparated from the other troops.
with only five or fix battahons ald regiment
ofchadeurs; burdi(regarding this circumaance,
he pulhed on tothe middle Of the enemy's ar
my, with the few troops be had with him, and
Joined the head Of dividon Of Gen. Ney, con-
duded with equal intrepidity by Gen. Rutin
Gen. Vtlter was leyere,y. wounded IN this at
tack. General Decan fucceeded in penetrating
with the Polilh troops to the fuPport Of Gen.
Richepanie.
The battle appeared to be completely decide ]
At o'clock when another body Of troops
marching from the lover Inn, endeavosred 70
fally cut by BurkTain upon HohsnIinden as
We expected the enemy would make an efott
upon the lefE, they having the evening belnre
Rationed troops in the valley Of lien, Gen
Grenier left 10 potion thed diyilioas Of Legrsnd,
Bahout, and the referve of cavalry who, In
the moment when they were going TO IKE he
offenIivs were themltlves attacked. We le1t
to their fupport; f5me troops Of Cen Ney, an
other sdiYiions, which we're at hand. ~
+. Gen. Iegrand and Bdfout after having re
pulled this attack; and having thenle YES
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after ieveral efforts, oyerhTeT them with lofs of
part. of their. artillery.lJ. Gen. Baaour WAS
wounded in the attack.
The action was 70 general, that there was
nbr a Jingle corps of the French army which
did not Paaakeof (which was the cafe with
that of the Aufriaus, The fnow fell in large
aakes during the wholeaftion.
w. have taken 80 pieces Of cannon, zoo
ammunition Wagons, and 10000 Priioners,
great number of officers, amonga whom are
three Generals We purified the enemy until
night, oF'ealculate our lols at thouland men,
killed, wounded aad priloners THAT OF the
enemy is incalculable. Every part OF the army
e1ertsd -itfelE.
The corps Of Cen. LecouTbe who were in
pofeHion Of Rolenheim the 10th is directed to
cover TIE Inn, and to defend the entrances to
the Tyro. IS f+tf
The army is proud ofirs fuecels ;-7-the more
70, as they hope it will contribute TO accelerate
Peace.
MoREAU.
Paris, 18th Frirnaire 10Th Dec.) The Court
Gazette of Pe!erlburgh, of III I4'h November
coatains an article of which the following Is
th: f1bfance. Tht the embargo LAID on IN
glih vefels in the Ru(Iitn ports viii be contm.
ned until the Convention concluded the 3oth
December be executed. This convention iays'
that Immediately after the capture Of Malta,
that ilaud fhould be furrendered 70 order ot
ST. Jain Of TsrgE1tm--of which the Emperor
is Grand 1Zgfcr.