Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
TWENTY SECOND BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
ST. POLLEN, Nov. i3.

Martial Sou't has followed up his fucceis.
The whJle corps OF Meerfcldt 10 deitroyed.
That gentleman laved himleif with an officer OF
Hulon'. Gen. Marmont 10 at Leoben. He
there made piilones OF 100 cava ry.
Prince Murat has been iheic three days with
Ia bali league OF Vienna.
All the Auttrisn troops have evacuated that
city. The national guard perform duty there,
aud are 10 high fpirts.
This day the French troops made their entry
into that capital. The Ruaisus refuied every
opportunity which was offered them TO engage
in bsfsle on the heights OF ST. PolteD Isl Hypo-
ite) They cfofTed the Danube At Krcms. and
Immediately after their paasge burnt the bridge
which was very fine fruetue. The i,th at
day break Malihal Mortic, at the head of Fix
bauailions, fixed himfelt az Stcio, expecting
to fnd there rear guard bur the whole Raf-
fan army was Gill there. Then commenced she
battle OF Diernfcin, which will be forever nc
morable in military annals. From in the
morning until 4 in the afternoon, thefc a. 600
brave men oppoicd the Ruiiisn srmy, and pot
TO route every thing tnat oppoicd thom. Mah-
ere of the village OF Loibcn. they believed the
day 6nifhed bot the enemy iriitated, having
loR 10 fands OF colof, pieces OF cannon, 9oe
men priienen and 1000 killed. had given
different direction 10 their troops by foscDd
marches, in order TO flank the French. A.
foon 40 marihal Morlef perceived ,hia manGu.
vre. he marched directly TO the troops which
had filed off, and attacked them at the fame
time that the 9th regiment Of light infantry aud
,zd Of the line. having charged another Raj
lan corps. put il to Aight. taking two asnd-
ards and four hundred men,
This has been bloody day. Dead bodies
covered the whole field of battle. More than
1000 Rufians have been killed or wounded I;
1900 have been made prifonefs among the
latter colonies. On our iide the lofs has been
conGderablc. The 4.h and oih light infantry
have fuffered mott. The colonels OF the
tooth and fo3d have been Aighdy wounded.
Col. Waiter of the 4fh regiment Of dragons
has been killed. His msjeRy had chofen him
for one Of his aids--He vas brave sficer. Ia
fpipht Of the difadvsntsges Of his petition. he
made brilliant refiAapcc sgainft ksfisn COL
umn, bur he was aruck with ball, and died
an the midA of the battle--It feems that the
Rufians retired without bidding good bye.
The emperor of Germany, the emPrei', the
miniffs. and court arc At Bronn, in Moravia.
All the nobility have Quilted Vienna, but the
citizens have remained. They exped the em.
peror Alexander at Bfunn. on his return from
Berlin.
Gen. count de Outlay has been the bearer Of
many diipatches between the emperor of France
and Germany. The emperor Of Germany viii
no doubt agree to peace a. loon a. ne can OBJ
tain the aIsnt Of the emperor of Rufka. Ia the
mean time the difeonsent of the people 10 ex.
treme, They fay in Vienna and in all the pro-
vipces Of the AuAsiso monarchy thai they are
badly governed. That for the iole iniereR Of
Ensiand, they have been dragged ioto an unjua
snd ruinous var that they have Inundated
Germany with barbarisns, shooiand times
more deRra6ive than all the fcourges Of var =.
nited that their finances are in she gresteR dif.
order thar public and private credit arc ruin-
ed by the great quantity Of paper money. which
-is az difcosns Of 90 per CENT ; that they had
nisforuoes sooush before, wishost adding 10
them the horrors Of war.