Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-07

ethan days. one Of the best appointed arrniss
q ihat ever appeared IN Germany, WIN So gene
" rai osiosrs. and all the stores and ammunition
(" for a; long campaign" >,
IA account fiosn Augsburg states that gene
raj Mack. after having two private conferences
withthe French emperor, hal SET oil for Vienna
on his parole: and ii was believed that he car
'ied w,'n h'nn propositions very advaniageoust 10
austria
After the capitalization of the Austrian general
WerRcck. near Nerissheim the generals iiohen.
zo!,ein, Rohan. and Mizieri, broke their capi,u-
lasion, fed by night, and were pursued and the
force they carried off retakcn.--. Nj
sieri was Killed in this latter confiIst; the Others
are sent prisoners to France.
The Russian forces combined with the Sax.
ons, assembled in Lower Saxony, will consist
fof an army of-60. 0oD men,
The Bavarian auxiliaries from the advance of
the French army on the .JaiSa.
be'Hadotse and DIvyas. have exchanged their
command OF wings OF The French; the. former
now commands the right aud Davoust the !eft :;
1t must be understood tie army consists of three
grand divisions. exclusive of thar which Murat
now commands, which in fan acts as living ar.
my, or occasionally as an advance or rear Guard.
From DavS:Ss being appointed 70 this wing, an
excursion into Bohemia is not Improbable.
The French general orders issued at Munich.
OetoLer 18th. declare that the passage of the
inn was to be forced before the FIRST OF Novem,
Der.
This division of the reinforcement from the
Iyrolese, under general Woifskehl was attack.
ed and captured by the French corps under ge-
neral Vandamme near Leltkirchen
me French have catered the prncipali,y of
Sa.zourg Two objects are contemp.a,ea-.the
tirst appears to be, to distress the house of Aus
tra and force i'll peace, Sazbure being one
OF the new celebrates, and the indemnify given
20 the former grand duke of Tuscany the other
is mastery military movement, rs i, cuts off one
OF me principal roads of communication between
lower Austria, and the Tyrolese; and at the
same time enables the French to keep OPEN the
communication by ihatroute with Masssn... and
10 outaank the archduke. The occupation of
TINS position also opens access 10 the fac foray
ing countries OF Carin,hia, Syria and Carnio,a
Saizburg is no, more than $50 miles from We
nice
Advices of 9th Oaober, state that the French
had already attacked the principal positions in
| the denies of the Tyroese In the iast cam.
paign OF Suwarrow in the Tyrolese, the French
were seven times repuI5ed at Lueieas,c;g one of
the Tyroese defiles, bur took it, ami its com
mandant feilacbie6 by a brilliant bu bloody eoun
de main Jellachich ism ow again prisoner of the
\ French
I The Russians who had advanced to the Dor
ders ct Bavaria, have been compelled to retreat TO
Wes--to wait FOR reinforcements.
! The elettor of Bavaria has again entered into
| his own territory.
The Russians and Bavarians had sharp
renconsre near Ocssing.
! The Ausrians are said TO have 70. en,.rsd
Fdssdn which is on the Danube.
Straclingen and Yilstrofen are occupied by III.
French.
Passau is on the right side of the Danu5e and
the lett side OF the Inn. at their confluence. there
| fore IN Bavaria WeAs, to which the Russians
have retreated, is about so miles east Of passau,
| on she lraun, in Lower Austria; very ADM,
rabie military position forthe distribution of for
ces IN Germany or Italy; Tie counties of Salg.
burg and Corinthia, are celebrated for their Gne
breed or hardy horses. 1t was in thar neigh
oofnood thar Bonapatte once before gave the
law 70 the emperor, and the transfer of :. dibio-
matte general TO the right wing would seem to
Indicate negotiations ar Leoben once more.