Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
Continuation Of Late and Important
European Intelligence.
TWENTY-THIRD BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND ARMY.
From me Castle Of Schenb,un, Il Nov.

and so 600 Russians. KEEP, their position
killed between and 1000 men captured
their colors ard made 1900 prisoners
the 4lh and 9th regiments Of light inian-
Try and The Tooth and 32d regiments oil
Infantry Of the line, covered themselves
with glory
Gen. Gazan there displayed great valor
sad good conduct. The Russians the day
alter the battle evacuated Krrms, and
Quilted the Danube, leaving ! 500 prison
ers in the utmost distress. They fouod
On the road many men who had been
wounded ard died during the night. The
bltentlon OF the Russians seems to have
been, 10 have waited at Krems for rein,
tofcemenis and TO have established them.
selves on the Dsnubc but the battle OF
lhernstein has disconnected their plans.
ney have seen by whar 1000 Flsach-
men could Go, what they might expeci
Eseh contendlng agains, equal numbers.
marshal Morticr pursued The Russians,
while another corps of the army passed
lhe Danube by the bridge of Vienna, 10
intercept Them to the right, & The corps OF
marshal hernadot;e marched to intercept
them ON the left. Yesterday the 18th, at
10 O'Clock A. Nj. prince Murat passed
thiouSh Vienna. AT The break of day
column ct cavalry established themselves
ON The bridge of the Danube. and passed
ai'er several conferences with The Aus
lran commanders. The engineers who
mad orders to burn the bridge, attempted
NSeveral times, but were unablcd 10 sue.
seed. Marshal Larnes and general Ber-
trand, ald-de camp of The emperor, were
The :::st TO cross the bridge. The TROOPS
eld not stop in Vienna, but continued
their destined route.
.. frince Alurai has established his head
4uariers at the house OF Duke Albert.
Luke Albeit has done much for the CITY.
Slaiiy quarters wanted water. He intro
diced II al his Own expense, and is web
Known 10 have spent sums onsihis objscr.
Nisst qushIities OF ammunition & artilery
Were iound M Vienna an account of which
iSherewi'h annexed. The house of Ausr,a
has no arsenal o? boundary except IN Vi
Nenna. The Ausirians have not had time 10
.Salry oil above fifth or fourth of their
sarl'ilery, or any thing else OF Consequence.
eWe have warllks stores sufficient for
Scainpaigns, sita TO renew our artillery e.
: quipage iouf u..!ss 1t We should lose it.
eve have also provisions agains, scise,
t1o' great number Of places. The en-
vPsfor has established himself CT Scbnn-
oFun. lie went to-day 10 Vienna, al =
% eicck ~ the morning. He passea the
= 4est t,hc night in visiting he advanced
: posts On the ieti baUk al tue Danube, as
auweii as The positions, ana 10 satisfy him
Z sei that every duty was we'll performed.
llfte returned TO Scheabrun at break ..
ad-j. he weather has become deligh.-
iiuI. This day is enc Of the finest of the
GwID;et, though d--Commercial and all
j oiher transactions go on al Vienna IN tie
. usual way. ne inhabitants are iuil OF
8 cGnhdence, aud perfectly al their ease.
"a he population Of this city is abou, ESQ.,
9 ooo souls II Is no, supposed 20 have d..
. m,nished above 10000 by the departure
; oil the Court and nobility.
81 ne emperor received at noon NJ. de
w ROMA who is now placed at the head OF
, the administration ol ali Austria.
an The colps Of Marshal Sonll passed
: through Vienna this morning at nine
O'Clock. hat oimarshsl Davous, is mar
ching through itatthis moment--Genersl
IS Marmont has gained diHerei, ,iflrng ad
ivaniages al L=oGen, wnh his advanced
posts.
{. he Bavarian army receives great rein.
fc'cemcnts every day. The emperor has
just made some fresh presents TO the
eiecsor. He has given him 5000 stard
. OF arms taken in Vienna, and has restored
10 him all the artillery which Austria had
At different periods taken ON the states
of Bavaria.
The ci,y Of Kunstem has capilulated to
col. poBpie.
Gen. Mihaud has driven the enemy OH
the road TO Brunn as far as VolkersdorE
To day at noon ne had made SEQ prison.
ersand taken y park OF 10 pieces Of arul
lefy, complete.
Marshal Lannes arrived at 2 p, M, a,
Stnckerao. He there fougd an immense
magazine Of cioathiog, 100. 900 pair Of
shoes and boots, ard cloth enough To
make great coats for the whole army. |
They have also taken many boats which
were descending the Danube with artIlle-
ny, leather and cloathing.
The bulletin here goes on to give a
partcular inventory Of l547 pieces ofcan
non, +73 mortars, loo, 1872 muskets and
calbines; a great number OF swords and
pistols; All immense quantity Of powder,
cannon, mnskei AID pistol balls, hInts,