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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
70 JOHN P. LITTLE, E52. Secretary sFtbe

10 JOHN 4. LITTLE, E52. Secretary 9f the
Trustees If G5rba7l Adadl7ny.
[-OU IRE hereby required g call meeting Of aid
Z Trultees, 70 he holden 2, fad Academy, GA Friday
the 20th day OF November inG at q the clock il
the forenoon, TO at on the following articles, viz
1. To fee il the rruitee, viii appoint fomc perfon
or perlOns, to make and execute deed deeds, 10
anv perion perlOns thar may Purchae any part Of
tie lad granted 10 faid Academy.
Q. TO Zee what methOd they viii take to procure
preceptor; anG ALTO determine what laarv ne fna
have and the manner IN which Il ihali lie paid ALTO
t. fee if they will procure precePtreis, and on wha;
terms
g. To fee If they viii fix the time when Students
1lalI be admitted into iaid Academy,
4. TO fee what method they will take to ehabiifA
Rule; and Regulations for fad Acadomy-and to tran-
act any other buinels that may then and there be
thougRt beneficial TO the in(itution.
STEPHEN LoScFELLow,
LATHRoP LEWIS,
DAVID HARDING JUN.
SAMUEL WHITMoRE,
nsy S,'s5'' e, 'i'so5.S iS4G51 D9p357 Fo3.o To1'on
THE Tru!tees Of Corham Academy, hereby no.
tied meet at the time and place above mentioned
and for the PurPoles therein exprcfIed.
JOHN p. LITTLE, Saerttzyy
C5gr5c-, Nov. 19, 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

THE Members Of the CATARACT ENGINE, arc
i rcqueftad to give their punttua attendance (fOr
their yearly mesung) WlAia7 C4~fbrH Inn, Fore
itreet o. ihurlday Evening, Fttb EeesJsy next, at
feven o'clock, p-ecitey. b. order Of the Captain,
Nov H. RUFUS WASHBURN, CLERK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

TURNPIKE NOTICE.
TIE ProPrietors Of the 7tztb Nt.r5amesire Tayn-
fHe, are notified to meet at the dwelling houle
Of Capt. ELFAZER ROSBROON, on NsG a7l Saqu-
Jv' LoaI'-, the fir Monday Of ganary, next, az
10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the following pu-poles, viz.
7. 70 choole Moderator 70 govern faid meeting
2. To cbooie a Proprietors Clerk
?. To cicole Trealurcr.
4. To ohoofe a Board OF rreltors,
>. 10 fee if the Propristors will petition the
General Court fer alteration OF aid Turnpike grant.
2. To grant fuch fur1s As may be necefIary, for
fh2 completion Of faid Turnpike
Z. 70 make luch alterations IL the bye-Iav,s Of
iaiI Corporation, as may be found n1Pedient.
Stephen Wilton, CLERK.
Ea7esfy Noe II IS3e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

cerned that he has been duIy 7pDoipted and III ].
taken upon hmlelf the tru Of an admntrator On The
elate nF "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
LYDIA BPOWN.

late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumberland. v;d-
ow, deceafed, by giving bond a. the law directs He
therefore Teque all perlons who are indebted 10 the
fad deceAied etate % make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 10
William Brown.
Psrttzad, is w. IaO5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
-DeneU0Lcnf Society,

DEHtOOlCH OOtEFIV3
WE, TIE Managers ofthe Portland Benevolent Soci-
ETY. hereby declare that the Sums fubicribeI
q Be paid tolaid Society, 70 Six Thoufand Dol
lars
The Subscribers fer the fame, are therefore hereby
notified, thar their reflective subscriptions, have agree
ably to the the Tenor thereof, become binding
Samuel Deane, P,ellJe7t,
Elijah Kellogg, Yiss P,Ef r7t,
ephen Longfellow, Jun. See'ctayy,
Samuel Freeman;
Timothy FiiIIiard;
Matthew Cobb,
Joleph r. Ingraham,
William Symmes,
Jolhua Rogers
Nc- II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
/ turnpike Notice.

'THz Proprictor' 9: the Tenth New Hamphire
IurRP'ke, arc hereby notified, that twenty five
dollars las been aeeised On each propretors fhare,
" two dollars each fhare granted May p, 1904,
payable Oh the ara Wednesday of September, 1904
alio, dollars granted on each 4hare, January 50,
1905, payable on the ire day of Jun~, l8O5-all.,
thirteen dollars On each flare granted September IS,
1905, payable tire frG dav Of November, 1905 /;
Which everal affeisments they are deired 70 pay in
20 TIE Trealurer, o. or before the frR Monday Of
January lSOG.-All who are delinquent at that time,
their Lhares win be advertiled for falc
OBED HALL, TscgIar1-.
FfyfIst Ee., ~ lSNz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
Lathrop Lewis, C:n
Samuel Whaemore, : CS7'mD''H1
To Let.

10 Let.
TTATT of convenient three ltory
Dwelling Houe. in Wl7o, nrest---Apply It
7. Stevens ftore, Elh- ltTset 20. Z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
Mt0rm4u2n UaHfed !!

Inf9rmatl2n UaHfed!
THE fuhicrber, rcGding in Falmouth,
near Portland, tAIafs) withes to obtain informa-
ton of aperion by The name If WILLIAM M FRED
ERICH, hut il sreportod that he has recently gone
by the name Of ETitn HI56a, laddlcr by trade, Of
ihor thcl ize, haits in walking being lame in one
iey, originally acotchran fsiledfrom Liverpool (EnS
March r 792, paleagct in the Sarah ct Baltimore
Capt ColQuhoon. Any information Of the ahnvena-
med rerfsn he IS living or If he IS not, il hc has left
awte or children, 70 that c0niderahlc properly may
he te1ured to them, viii be thankfully received by
Adam Sloan.
r:i-,v's, NJ. III.
- ny gtJfo !;ivJ 'r57g,r, -tiTg g.'s q: -5e'e
pi-o,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

HE Subicrbcr hereby gives public notice 70 all con-
oerned that they have been duly appointed an 4
have taken upon thenleves the truR of Administrators
on the eit2te Of
ANDREW- DUNNINCT
late Of Brunfwsc in The county Of Cumberland, Maj
ner deceaied BY giving bondsas the law directs 60
they therefore requefts all perons who are indebted
to iaid Deccaleds eGate to make immediate payment
and thoie who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to
Samuel Dunlap Z h4:u:a.
Suilnnah Dunaing, -4a"''7l'fTaf'T5'
Dats3 Nov. l9, sos
~ B. Ihole who have accounts to fettl: with the
above, will Ply AZ the houfe Of the widow Sulanna
Dunning in BrunfwicE NS)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

THE fubcriber hereby gives public notice all con-
cerned, that ihe has been duly appointed ana has
taken uP'n herlsf the tru Of Lrecutrix Of the !alt
will and teitanent, Of
TA1fES TYLER,
Late of Portland, in the county OF Cumberland gentle
man, deceaied, by provingthe VIII and by giving bond
as the law directs 1he therefore requcny All perlons
who indebted lad deceaseds enatc Il make i'm
make immediate payment; ana tbofe who have any
demands thereon, 70 exhibit the fame to
Dorcas Tyler.
PoytiIrL Ne7. II, 1905. rn8)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

= The per(on who lately took a
C':.on U-bti,a, almoG new, from tha O!ice Of tlea
iu9crhs-, asl left an old in its place, is relueit-
ed % call and make IN e1chang..
OLIVER BRAY.
a = llg!hle opportunity noW oHrrS,
fo- rerfnn Of respectable connections, Who
can command fro;a 500 70 -GO Dollars 7s a public OF
private Ezrjher, in -yell el-btc1 Ine OF Hui7ee, IN
he town u Portland Whole capital j. only w7rtngf5
ea7-y on with GREAT advantage and little ri4ue-
Immediate sVTLca,ion 10 tna Printe-, i r5qre.ted
NV is. = NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

HE fubfcriber hereby gives public no:ice to al con-
cerned, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon herfclf the truA OF an F1ecurix Of the
laR Will and TeRament OF
Join Sl'DLEJLfN.
a;e ofDurha-n, in the County Of Cumberland, mar
ner, deceaed, by giving bond as the law directs, ihc
therefore rcQues ali Perlon who are indebted 10 fad
deceafcd's eltate, 10 make immediate 7avmcnt and
rhoie who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to
Esther SydIeman.
y DryI5m. No-r,.ifr ~, 1905 N0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

V'''"HII -F,-' nm I7Oo'
WE the frblcrhers having been aPposted by the
w Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq. Judge of Probate,
TO receive and examine the claims agan the estate Of
1OHN CLINTON,
late Of Portland in the county of Cumberland, Tailor,
deceaied, reprclented nlolvcut DO hereby give no
tice that fix months are allowed to the creditors 70
bring il ana prove their claims and that fhal at
tend that fervice at William Campbes inn Fore trect
Oh the la MONDAY Of the preert, and five following
months, from ten O'clock, AM t. one PM.
Georse Warren, } c,.,,.n;5....
George Peir(on. 0'"'"--O''''''''
Po.l-r3, Ho7 s, lSC7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

J'HE Subieriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that ihe has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herelf TIE truR of an admninratr1
- nGr
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

Fs5 6.--The BaNhaw fint for me ts CONF to
his room ir the caalr. He hook hands with
me, received me <ith much poiifencis, and re-
quefted me TO pay Every attention 10 rs, family
az a phydcian.
FEB. rc.-The B,haw gave the oficen
permiRiou to walk out into the country. but NOT
20 vilt the confuls nor the batteries. Oar dro-
ger man. Hsmet. was ordered TO walk with rs.
and direct us where TO 60. We went ont fix al
a time.
Fsb. r6.-Prcfcribcd for the Bsfhaw's cld-
ea daughter. Her hofbsnd offered me many
civiitics. At o'ciacs. P. M. We were IN
formed thar two Enghfh merchantmen were
itanding in for the harbor. They proved, how
ever. TO be the two veacls under the command
ofCapt. Decatur. About ! Z at night, we were
alarmed by mof hidSons yelling and fcream-
ing, from one end of The town to the Other, and
firing Of cannon frcn the cattle. On getting
MP and opening the window which faced the
harbor, we isw the frigste Philadelphia IN flames.
Feb. r7.--Thc Turks appeared much dit
hear,ened at rhc Ifs of their frigatc. ftrong
guard was put at our door, and wr werc forbid
going out. was forbid vi6ing our eek. IL was
reported that an American fchooner and three
boats f:, fire to the nip. Two ToTks eicaped,
who told the news. They iaid that eight Turks
had charge of the nip, and they fuPpoied the
other Gx were carried off by the Amencas'.
Our drogsrman informed US that we were 10 DC
moved from our prsleat habiiation into the cai-
tie.
Feb. IA guard Of about 70 Turks
was al our door. sfSed pcrmiilipnto vihtouf
hck. ard was rrfufed. A gloomy afPeet con-
tinucd on the faces Of the inhabitants, tor the
loh OF the frgatc.
Fsb. ro.-Again aaed pcrmiilion TO Witt
our hck and was refufrd.
F,b. zo.-Perpitted to vift onr fck.
Found ihc town full Of cosntry militia and our
guard doubled.
Fsb. z,.--Our prifon va, kept foil OF
Turk. 10 guard us. The Baibaw. having got
little over his fright. confentsd 10 let US re-
main where wc we're.
Feb. z4.--We were forbid fendi"g letters
20 onr friends. ~ithoet fra ihcwing them TO
the Bsfhaw or TO his miniaen. The lae letters
we received, aere broken open by the later be-
fore they were delivered 10 u,.
(Iobe eoSi,naed.)
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

the nfn1ice on tuc1r 10 rfznccnta 1hu WcuPhts
liza. The army in Lover Saxony 10 to be COM
manded by she Duke OF Bfuafwiek; and se
think there Is fome probability that the Rudian
and the Sxedifh troops. who are already in
Hanover, and the Briliih and Hsnoycrisns,
who fhortly viii be there, may all ulrima'eiy
come under the command of that excellent gen.
oral and confumma,e politician.
The van gusid Of the, ,iecood Ruiian army,
amounring TO 40, 900 men, had arrived ABOUT
thc middle OF laft month 10 Bohemia, and form
ed junction, we have no doubt, with the
troops ON the Inn few days Gncc. lndePen-
dant Of the immcafe armies which we're pouring
down through Pufian Poland and Gillicia,
from The Rufhsn tetritories, coplderabe rein
forccment 70 the troops already landed at Po-
mersuia were expected 10 arrive from Reyei al
WoIgaa in the fame province. Ten thouisnd
Sxedes we're ALTO expected to advancc through
Mecklenburgh into Hanover. permiiion hav-
log t~cn requeftsd Of the governments oi both
the Dptchics TO tina, effect.
Asqyian Pidoyy in Italy.
II gives Us great plealare 20 be able 10 an
nonnce that the intelligence communicated ex'
cluGyely in The Star OF Monday, OF the Arch
duke Charles having obtained a viaory over
the French in Iialy receives Tome confirmation
from RI; Hamburgh papers. The Archduke |"
ttarcd to have attacked the French at VeIooa.
'skea Podellion ot the place, and made 1000
OF the enemy priionen.
A letter from Berlin, dated the 21i On.
Rates that on the I8'h OF Ihe fame month. an
ttcort OF 500 Freneh Infantry, AID 800 Calssl-
~, vas attacked Dy Coco Aotlr'an Cavalry be-
tween Nordinsen and Dinks ii hi and were
beat by the iuperior force, with 'hc lois OF So
pieces of artillery, and hundred ammani,ion
Wagon,
Government this day received various dif-
patches from the Copsines,, all OF them much
mo,e fa,isiaetory thanwe have rcaton TO expect
faom the late French accoonts. The advantage
Aated above, on the authority Of letters OF the
i1d from Berlin, to have been gained over the
French, wai atshieved by the Archdnke Fer
dinand. This is a mott iaportant piece OF in-
'cihgence for great fears were entertained thai
bic force had fallen iscIifcs, 10 eoniequence oi
M.ck's icrrender.
We have aHota add, thst Capt. Langford ar
rived at ,he Admiralty this afternoon, accom-
panied by a RulIian sficcr, bringing with him
r,oa important difpatche, f,om the E.be.
Tneic diipaiel es bri e ifeiyo OF alliance which
mas Orcn COhC.uusu DStWNNh AHhs SSu"'N sDu
his Prufiisn MajeAy. ehofe army OF Eighty
1houfsnG men, was actually on is' march againa
the c2pmon enemy when the ddpa,ches were
fent off
The Emperor Of Roaia is hurrying TO the
fcene OF action, at The mead of an a'my ct Sixty
lhoofsod meu and his Imperial brother of
Germany. is nlo matching a, the head OF ano.
iher army.
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Two Hamburger malta have arrived. and
have brought fome very important details.--
They couim the fsA already aa,ed in this pa.
per. that his Prpfzan M.jeay ha, taken poacf.
fon of Hanover in the name OF his Britannia
MacAy.
The intelligence from Berlinis of,he mott
important nature. The political fyfem OF the
Prufhan csbine, has undergone complete
change in the courie Of the lat month. lnAead
of placing her immenie armies upon the war ef-
tabliihmen,. merely to reha the paiIsge OF q
so,eigo tosce through her territories ard main
tain her neutrality, Prvliia h" conceded foil
liberty Of ;fanfit to the Rattan forces, and 10
marching her armies to FIanconi, to the banks
OF the Rhine, and TO the borders Of the Batavia
Repob!ic. Three Armies, amounting in the
shole TO 10000 men, are actually on their
march for tae different points we have meurion-
cd. A 4,h army. Of immenfe force, 10 sffem-
bling in Brsndeubsrgh for the fuppcrt Of the
three 6ra a.-Twensy.on shouiaad Ssxoas and
twenty tLeiland Hcidaus. are TO b emitted to
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RECENT OMISSIONS.
ANOTHER ARMY BULLETIN,
ZusmrRpAussN, Od. 10 1906.

Msrhail ooulr, ,odu,ng The Auar,'n divi-
Gcn entered Augfblrah yesterday, with three
divf ms, Vandan mes, ST. Hilai.e's, and Leg
rand's.
Yeitetday Martial Davouh, with three divi-
Cons pan-d the Dsnube at Newbour--ss did
Gen. Marmont. win three more d,vhons, and
have taken fituation between Aicha and Aug
ibargh.
Gen. Bernsdorte ha' taken petition at In
golsad,. on the Dapupe. The imperial guard
is at Au. fbi irgh.
Prince Marat. with hi, dragons and cuiraf-
Geuts is flll between Ulm and Auefbourgh,
Ma ihsl Lannes, with two moro divifoas, is
here.
The Emperor hiss reviewed the dragoons
here. A dragoon having fased the lie of his
Captain at the Leech, his Msjotiy gave him the
Eagke of the Legion OF Honor. The folder re-
piled, 81 bave oriy dore NY dry ;-my CAPT.
dysy~e.< me 70, Jane fssh Of syripfxr bSf be
k~sros an good loiSnr." he Emcercr
thanked The dfsgroons tor their bravery in the
battle es Wertingen. The greuadien were al
70 thaaked.
The details Of the battle Of wcrtingcu have
been publIhed. The attack OF the French was
animated, and many examples OF individual
heroifm were exhibi'ed.-A column OF Ann,isn
grenadieu, formed ieto fqusre Of four bat,al-
ions; we broke ihro' scd entirely cut them 30
pieces. On the spprosch OF Gen. Oudnot's
grenadiers, the Asa -aus rcdoubled their retreat.
Be6aes the killed Of the AuRiian divihon ia the
battle Of Wertingen, the following were taken
prifoner', viz, t~o 1t. Col'. fix M,jou, 6xy
other officers, and 1000 folders. The ref re-
treated. towards Auliburg. An aid-de-csmp
OF Prince Mnrat had two hosfes ihot under him.
He brought tn, irR Auarian asndard TO the
Emperor, who faid to him, T" know none mo'e
brave than you, prefent you the badge Of the
Legion Of Honor"
Marlhall New, With Eve diviions, has afcen-
tied the Danube, and has attacked rhe enemy.
1t rains hard but the operations Of the Grand
Army s,e not retarded. The Emperor 10 day
sod night on horIeback. anida his troops. acd
at every point where his prefence 10 necshAry.
He travelled yeaerdsy IS miles.
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the attack three times. and then setreated with
precipitation. Prince Murat, wirh the Ieirrvc.
purioed she ;-tIea,ing enemy during the night.
and made erea, 1asghter. The confcrip,s tight.
like veterans. The weather continues bad.
The Aofrisn, lof more Than 1900 men in
the battle OF Gonfbourg, We took 400 pri-
foners. of whom is Maj. Gen. Afpre. and pie
ces of cannon. Oar lois is about 400 killed and
wounded.
The Emperor arrived here two hours after the
town was raken.
Prince Marat with great force is 10 purfuit
OF The enemy. Some RUfisp troops are advan-
ced towaIds the Inn--we ihaIl give battle 10
them all.
The Emperor lNapoleop) lodees in the E'ec-
toral palace, and has been received by the Elec-
tor with the grealea hofpitaiity and masnih-
ccnce.
The activity, understanding and complicated
combination OF the French army. which are en-
tirely rnkown TO the eoemy. have difconceIted
them in every points.
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er AUSTRIAN ARMY BULLETIN.


GERMANY. ULM Oa. II, 1906.
Since the beginning Of the mcnth. ccn6d-
cradle corps of Aoarisns have been concentred
in this vicinity. I be Brchd, kc 'Fertlirard
comrands in Chief, hsving the Msrhas Nick
aud dc GinIsy, under him. On the Oh Nc were
alarmed with the report of the approach q he
Faench cavalry to the left bank OF the Danube;
and on the 9TH. tha, the Fierch had advanced ia
great force az N,aineeo. aud were masching to
Donawert to psfs the Danube there.
In the night bot~een the 9th and 7,h a con-
ffderablc corps Of the army took pof at Gun-
msndcd by Gen. Mack---On the S'h, Gen.
Mack ordered The troops in rhs vicinity, to
march !; and the main army was ~, in motion
and defended the Danube on both banks Of the
river. zy 900 men bad been quss,ered in Ulm.
The Auttrian II. Q. on the Sih sas at Bur-
gau. During ,hr e'ha heavy cannonade was
heard from the lower Danube. In the night Of
.he h and o.hs par, Of the Auarian Italian
army, arrived here, by forced nsrches and the
crmmand con6ded to the Auffian Maifhal
Zslachsch.
On the oh, the Auari,n, General Mack in-
tended TO nave attacked The rart Of the French
army. which had palIsd The Danube but The
defeat ct ore ot h's corps at Wer'ingen, ON the
9Th, obliged him 10 give 10 the ds6gn and re-
tire TO the Iilsr. The Auaiisn head. d.quarters 10
again in this ciry WIRE Prince ferdinand,
Gen. Mack, and feveral other Genesals are
qiar,ered.
Geo. Mack, i, is faid. 6ndirg il impcGiblc
TO maintain bis fiton in S. AHA, or pafling into
Bavaria, propofcs rhe hszaranu, experiment Of
retiring by forced rarsh-s through Lover
Swab'a and Franccnis into he Upper Pal,inate.
This mua expofe his retrei, TO be cut of.-
The Aufrian Generals ard officers conceive that
things are in dangerous & os,i1n.
There wn bloody action yeaesday nesr
Cur ib ,org, in which the Auhrians were reru-
I'D With the lois OF many men and have 'etir.
ed acToh the Danobe. The cores cf Gen.
Keiomayer, (ro COO mer ~hich had been as-
toned Gear N,rdnger have resreaed acroh the
Danube to the Lech.
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ANOTHER ARMY BULLETIN.

AUGSBURG o.. a ISoS.
Marfhai Souit, has. At La fb.'g, cot IF the
grand communicstion of Ihe enemy. On the
iorh he engaged sn Auftiisn regiment Of cuiraf-
fers, Who with cannon ~ere preceding for
UIm.--The aolh ngt. of cuisafisr, attacked
them with 70 mech srdor, thar rhe Aufrians
acd, leaving three ficsrs snd so p,ivats. pri-
ioners.-1he rsiidur feifeased towards the Ty-
rol,
Gen. SebaRisni, with brigade Of drsgoop, is
gone in purlnir OF 40 piece, Of ar,il cry, and the
AuttIian ponroons, which psGsd Lam fberg the
10th.
Marfhal Soult was at Memmineen yeaerdsy.
---Msrihall Bernadotts has kis advanced guard
wi'hin tro leagrcs of Munich He has tsken
conhdeEab'e baggage, ard Ioo pliioners.
fb Il Dsvoue i, a, D,chsc; re had ieveral k'r-
mifbss, and has ,aken aboa, 90 horfcmeo.
The Auitriars ngw occupy a pohdon with
their LEFT At Uln, ard Iigh, near Nl'mmingen.
Prince Muiat is in front of them, with tho re-
ferve Of cavalry, and the corrs of M,rfhais Ney
| ans Lannes. Ney is near Uim, md Linnes
near We eH-uhoru.
A decifvc affair IS sbou' 20 take place. The
| retreat OF the Avarian army a. ulm. &c. is al
moa entirely Gu, If 6nds irlf 10 the fame
petition which the army cf Melss did az Mar
engo As the troops pas The Letch the Emper-
or haraognes every ugimeot tells hem agTeat
battle Ia sbou' being rosgh,, and OF the cond-
deoce, he repoies IN them. Iheic di!conIfe fes
have been delivered daring ,empeHuous weather.
-Sncw fell in abnDdaoce and thc troo,s were
knee deep 10 mad. bur the emperor, words
operated like ere, th- folder forgot h,s fatigues
and privauow. aod ~ss Impatient for the COM
bst.
MarfhaI Bernsdottc arrived at Munich the
Izth Oei.m which tins P, ,ince Ferdioand was
there.
Never have there b-cn 70 many events, decided
on within ,hefe ics day. Iris more the def
tinies OF the AutirIan aud Rviiisn armies viii oc
decided.
(Tb1 fovibe Fnneb elFtiai Ay~y Bsiletin.
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ANOTHER ARMY BuLLErIN.

H. Q. AucsBouRe, Oct. ~. ISoS.
In "a hours after the battle OF We,iireen,
the battle Of Gsnfb ,usgh ~ss fought by Mar.
ihal Ney. The Aoasians. with Prince Ferdi-
dinsnd AZ their head. in vain attempted 60 de.
Sesd Gsnfb,urgh :. they we're routed On every
6de. The comtat wm obainstc. bai ,he bridge
vas carried BY great force ; aod the cannon
which deiendsd IL. The Auksians retained TO
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