Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

The archdnke Charles was previo0Rv aware of
his intentions, and in the night had ordered the
corps de referve to advance in fopport Of the
.entrenchmenn. The battle lated from noon
till late in the evening, with the greateR OBJ
Rinacy and hatred.
while the battle was thus maintained at
Caldiero, the French general Molitor attacked
our right wing and the entertainments near CO.
loenola but the exertiops of cur troops were
crowned by the beft refuls AZ all points. The
enemy was rspulicd. The aandsrds of the 9Th
regiment, and more than 1000 prifonen, fell in
70 our banda and the number OF dead 10 isconput-
ed al sooo. The lois Of our troops is mach
lefs. bur is not Rated.
"On the sIft the enemy attacked the en-
trenchmenrs Of Chiaviko del Chrifo, at our
left wing. The aelion continued till the eve-
ming ION this day ALTO the enemy was every
where sepulied. On the 1T. Nov. our army
food 6rm and unconquered, the right wing un-
der msrfhal Belleearde, near IIlaty and Colog-
nola the centre uuder count Argenteau, near
Caldiero and the left wing under prince
Reuh, near Arcole, on the Fitch. Gen. Da-
vidovich 10 poaed with corps near Bevilsqns /;
and prince Rofenberg in the moun.sini. The
emperor, in purfuancc Of the arch duke Charles's
wifhes, has conferred on marfhal Beilcgarde the
crofs of Maria Therefa---a regiment on gen
Vogeizang and the rank OF mai. gen. on count
Won Weltzeowolf.
I" The intelligence from the army which 10
poffed in Auffria, above the Ems, IL not OF 10
couioling nature. The enemy having croHed
the Inn oeAr WsjIsrburg add Mshlberg on the
a8tb OF Oet. prtDed forward TO the Sa'za, and
conveyed great number OF ttoops IN pontoons
to the right fde, which inpedes our march to
Ssl,zbprg. On the 3If, the enemy attacked
msjo, general Schuauck at Haag, with three
diviGons. aud forced him to retreat to Lambach.
although iupported by two batraiions OF k0iiian
chaGeurs, Who vaIiantly attacked the enemy
twice with the bayoner, Count Go'owkin, the
com mantler Of the Rufiao chaHeon, wss killed.
The number OF killed and wounded did not ex-
seed 400. Ths enemy's lofs was more condder-
able.
"Aftcr our troops had croGed the Tram,
and The Rufhap bsttaIlions above mentioned
had retreated to Wels. the bridges were broken
down. On the IR Nov. The diviGon OF the
prince Of Hohenlohe marched TO Steycr and
thar Of gen. Mondes proceeded to the invisons
of Kremimurfer. The advanced poss OF
cosn, NoniY food on the Traun, between Ed.
leidorf and Wel,: thofe OF gen. ShuAuck be-
tween Wells and TraunfalI aud Ihoie of colonel
WeGo between Traunfall aud the TIauncr
Lae."
Nov. 9.
Our court has retired TO Olmutz, whittier II
has been followed by the foreign miuifen.
The Gtustion OF qcarer matter general, lately
held ny gen. Mack, has been conferred upon
general Schmidt. Within the laa week the
Aufrisu army in Germany has received conid-
cradle reinfoIcements of Ruflians, Hungarians
and the reierve Of the different regiments. The
Kufiao emperor will noR probably have an IN
ferview with our monarch in Morsvia. The
Au&to RuDian army has received orders TO
c6ntinoe its retreat J the Rufians under Kutu-
fow forms the centre the corps under Kieuma-
yer the left wing. and that under gen. Meerfeld
che right of this army, which mutt foon con6tt
OF more than 90 900 men. A numerous body
of Rufiians is On il, march through SieGa, and
the Auftrians are ancmblcd 10 Bohemia and
Moravis."
Nov. n.
To-mcrrow or the day after the French
sroops will march into the city. The Asfiro
RufIian army retreats towards Moravia and
Hungary lit has psHed the DAsube in thofe
parts of the Aufrian territories which arc occu-
pied by the French contributions have been le-
We'd, in money and proviGons 60 the amount Of
1000, 600 livrcs. The government perfff in
she refolution not to conclede Separate peace,
bu, ON the contrary will exert iieif with the
utmoR ACTIVITY againa the enemy, in concert
with Rufiia and its other ailics.
PARIS, Nov. az. "a.