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Third Bulletin Of the army Of Italy.
Head. quarters at Nago, 9Th Brumaire.
14th year.
.Hftert the affair of the seventh the army
up its position at Vago, two miles be-
CaIdiero. On ,the@t9thzat two IN the
afternoon it attacked the enemy along the
whole Iiae. The division MoIitor, forrn.
ing the left, bxgan the action, that OF gene;
raj Gardanne, attacked the centre ana
,ha. of general Duchesne the right. ! hese
different attacks were we'll executed and
happily conducted. The village OF Gaidie.
ro was carried amidst the cries OF long
live the emperor!
Al half past four Prince Charles gave
orders for his reserve consisting OF twenty
four bat,allions of Grsnadiers and several
regiments to advance. Inc action then
became hotter. His imprrial maJesty's
troops displayed their~aecustomed intrepi,
div, the cavalry made several charges and
every time with success the batialfions OF
the grenadiers of the reserve were engaged
at the same time, and the bavonet decloeo
the tate of the day. The enemy causedto
play on US upwards of thirty pieces OF ar
tillery which lined his entertainments. But
Notwithstanding the obstinacy OF hrs resist.
ance, he was pot to'the route and pursued
to the foot ofthe redoubts beyondL ald'e-
70. !
We nave taken three thousand five hun.
.dred prisoners, the field OF battle is strew'
ed with Aus,rians, the number OF killed *
wounded is at least equal to that OF their
prisoners. Prince Charles has asked tor 2
truce in order to bury the dead.
The marshal general in chief bestows
the highest praise on the courage and az
tachmenr Of the army he proposes nott'
ing more particularly the noble actlou
which have signalised this day, and layisS
before his majesty the Emperor and king
the names of those brare FELLOWSHIP whom
the honor of it is due. I,
Thirteenth Bulletin of the Grand AZ
my.
Translated far the Mercantile A9vertise.
HAAG, 5th Brumaire, year IA
(October 26)
The corps Of the army of marshal Bar
nadotte left Munich on the 4th Brumare.
I,arriyed on the 5th at Wasserbug, on the
Inn, and slept at Altenma,k: six arches o.
the bridge were bnrn,. Count Manucci,
colonel OF the Bavarian army, had trans.
ported himself from Roth { o Reseheirn,
where he found the bridge there had also
been burnt, and the enemy On the opposite
side.
After a brisk c%aanonade the enemy gave
up the right bank. Several French and
bavarian battaIlions passed the Inn, and
on the 9th at noon Doth bridges were en-
,irely re-erected.
Colonels Moro and Samis. engineers,
have exercised the .greatsst activity IN the
reparalion of these bridges; the enemy has
been closely pursued 10 crossing thea SO
Of their gaardwere made prisoners.
Msr4hai Davoust wish his corps of he
army, left Freysiag on the 4th, reached
Muhldor. on the 5ih the enemy defended
the right bank, where they had erected
batteries in very advantageous position.
The bridge was SO mach DESTROYED, that it
was not repaired without much trouble.
On the 9th, at noon, a great part OF the ar.
my of marshal Davoust passed over.
Prince Murat had carried a brigade Of
cavalryrto cross the bridge of MuIIdorf;
he caused the bridges of d'OE,,ing and
Marekhl to be repaired, and passed over
them with part of his reserve. The EN-.
peror went in person TO Haag:
The corps of the army of marshal Soult
is stationed before Haag: the corpse Of
general Marmont rests this night at Wins.