Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-11

FHlRp OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY.
Z4smerlaussa, lsth Vendtmaire.
Marshal Soult, pursued the Australia di'
6sion, which took refuge at Aloha, be Con-
|nued.ths pursuit, and entered Augsburg
! midday onthe, 17Ih, withthe divisions
Fandamnae, St. Hilaire, and Legrand.
Marshal Deveust with his ,hres divisions
&rivsd on ths 18th, in the sveniRg having
sssd tae Danube at Newbourg.
4 General Marmont with the divisions, Bau-
e., Grouchy and the Batavian division un-
|er general Dnmonseau passed the Danube
bd took thelrposi.on between Aloha aad
4 The division of che army under Marshal
5ernados,e, with the Basarian army com
landed by generals Eecri, and Vsrden,
bok position at Ingolstadt; the Imperial
hard, under Marshal Bessisres, rendez,
pused at Augsburg, as also the division
4 Cuirsssiers under d'Haupouls.
q Prince Mura, with the divisions OF Ora.
bons of Klein aud Beaumont, and she de
}sIonsof cantiniers and surassiers, under
neral Nausou.y, is very active II inter-.
Sp,ing the communication between Uim
"a Augsburg. .
Marshal Lsnnss with. the divisions of
1ensd ers Of Oodinet, and with the divi-
ba Suches, took post on the sans day at
5nsmershsusen.
THE Emperor reviewed the dragons at
|usmershaussn; dragon named Maren-
], was presented TO him, this dragon was
be Of the brave soldiers who saved his
aptain's life at the passage OF Lsch this
apsain, few days before, had him cash
red. His majesty gave him the Eagle of
le legion OF homer, this brave soldier re-
lied, have only done my duty, nay
lptaia disgraced me for some fault IN dis.
pline, bu, he knows that have always
zen a good soldier
The emperor rendered his thanks TO the
Fagoons for their brave conduct, in the
lt,le Of Wrrsengen sao,her Dragon was
teseoted, TO him the emperor also gave
* eagle of the legion of honor.
His aapsty rendered hi. thanks TO the
|renadiers of the division Oudinot.--
here never was handsomer troop, more
(imated with ades,fe to singulari;e them.
lives, more honorable, aud fired by mili-
~ enthusiasm. which forebsdes the great.
suecesx
I'VE now give q detail of she battle Of
ferungen.
Colohel Arrighi, with his regiment of
charged the regiment of cuiras-
&rs commanded by duke Albert the an
= was very warm. Colonel Arrighi. had
) horse killed under him: his reg,meur
houbied their efforts TO save him. Col.
<snmont ct the tenth of the hussars, ani-
htsd with spirit truly Preach, seized m
8 midst of the enemy, captain of cui-
esiers, whom he captured, after having
down ahorseman.
EColonel Mauprtet, az the head of the 9Th
4 dragons, was inortally wounded in a
large made in the village of Wirtengen.
IS last words were : tell the emperor that
he Oh Ut dragons were worthy Of their
Ppusation, and that he charged and con-
uersd amidss the cries Of long live the
a coismn OF Grenadiers, The fowsr Of
nc enemy s army was drawn up ia squares
Flour baslaliioas; we broke Through and
Ut all 10 pieces. The 18th battalion made
charge in the woods.
The division Oudino,, burned with a
Military ardour to be in The battle, bur at
heir approach the Austrian. redoubled
heir retreat.
All tue SQannons, colours, most OF the
Ulcers of the enem,'s> s.my, tina, was in
he battle at Werungen, hive been taken
great number have been kih9d 9 lien.
snant coionsl8, 6 msjers, 60 otn>ers. 1000
oldiers, remain in our possessioN: tie
est have been dispersed, and escapea<pto
morass, which stopped column of our
rmy that were pursuing the enemy.
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