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by his side. The wound Of gen. Oudinor
will prevent his serving for at least is days.
In the mean time, the emperor, wishing
to give the grenadiers proof Of his es.
TEEN, has appointed general Duroc their
commander.
The emperor removed his head quarters
to Znaim, on the 18th at 8 O'Clock P. M.
The rear-guard of the Russians had been
obliged to leave the hospital of Znaim,
where we have found considerable maya.
zines of flour and oats. The Russians re-
tired to Brunn, and our advanced guard
pursued them half way. But the emperor
being Informed that the emperor of Austria
was at that place. wished TO shew. him a
mark of his regard, and halted on the
18th.
Herewith is subjoined the capituiation OF
the fort Of Kufstein, taken BY the Bava-
rams.
General paraguay D'Hilliers, made an
incursion as far as Pilsen in Bohsm,a, and
obliged the enemy to e9acuate their posts
He has taken several magazines and fal-
filed the object of his mission. The dis
mounted dragons have crossed with ra-
Pidity the mountains covered with Ice and
FIR trees, which separate Bohemia from
Bavaria
No ideacan be formed of the terror with
which the Russians have inspired the Mo-
raviaG5. In making their retreat, they
burnt the mosr beautiful villages, & knock.
ed in the head many Of the peasaptry.--
When the inhabitants saw them depart,
they exclaimed with great'loy our enemies
are gone.
They speak Of them only as Barbarians
who every where spread desoation. This
is not applied 10 the officers, who are in
general very different from the soldiery.
Many of them are men of distinguished
merit, but the army eyince savage instinct
which we never have observed 10 our Eu.
ropean armies. 80
When we ask the inhabitants Of Austria
Moravia and Bohemia, if they love their
emperor we love him, they reply, but how
do you expect we can love him any longer:
He has brought in the Russians.
1t had been reported at Vienna, that the
Russians had beaten the French army and
were advancing 20 that city woman
cried out in the street, '' the French are
beaten; the Russians are coming" The
CONSERVATION was general fear and dread
prevailed throughout Vienna. Such is the &
result of the fatal couusels Of CobentZel, OF
Co1leredo and LAMBERT. These men are
also detested bv The natior, and the empe' 1
rer of Austria will never recover the con.
6dence and love of his subjects, but by sa
criGcing them TO public indignation, and
sooner or later he will have TO dose.
CAPITULATION.
Concluded betsSeen the France BavariGn bril-
gade commanded by MAJOR genera! count
Mezzanely and the garrison at the tor.
tress Of Ku6Stein
Arr. /. Tomorrow at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. the castle of Kufstein shall be deli
vered up to the Franco BavarIan brigade.
The outer posts and the entrance of the
castle shall be taken possession ofby the
said brigade.
Aus. Granted. But for reciprocal qua
rantee, capt. Of Bavarian troops shall be
sent to the castle, and q captain of The gar /
rison shall repair to the city,.
Art. 2. The garrison of Kuffstein shall
march GU, with the honors of war and all
It's artillery, but without carrying away any
of its munitions.
Ans. The garrison of the place shall
march out with all the honors Of war: they !
may keep their FIRE arms and side arms but
their bayonets shall be uu6xed and thelrpie- /
ces without hints. The garrison shal
march out with twospieces of cannon with
out munitioB. 1
Art. 8. Private property shall be respect.
ed, and it is stipulated that it shall be /
transported in safety to the Austrian ar.
nay.
Granted-for the private property of the J
garrison, with the exception OF the drafts
aud plans of the forts and environs, which