The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19
.4US7aLfw OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.

.fUSTHLf.V OPTICAL ACCOUNT.
PRAGUE, (Court Gazette. y" On, the 23d April,
Count Ayersberg, Adjutant- General of the Archduke
Charles, arrived at his Imperial Maesty's IL. G. at
Sohodny Con the right of the Inn) He left the field
ofbattle the 22d. The two chiefs (Napoleon and
Clnrles) advancing that day TO combat each other,
Success was on the side of the Austrans.The Arch
duke caused the post of s6uc, to be attacked, and
it was carried. The third corps of the army took
Faibon Whilst the right wing OF the Austrian army
army was thus victorious, the enemy, succeeded in
getting possession of Ecd,nnM but the presence of
the Archduke soon restored order.-Thus ended
battle which had lasted five days without interrupt
ton We had taken great number of prisoners, a.
mong whom is a Lieutenant General Of Davoust's
corps. The loss both sides has been great. We
havehad several Generals and Staff Officers wounded
The French losses in the great battles in Germany
have paralzed, in degree, their movement. On the
1st May their II. O. had progressed no farther than
the Inn.
LONDON, NAY 90, (last date)
The German 9TH, 9th, and 9th Austrian official Bull
letns, received They admit, that in general, the
French had the advantages though not to the extent
which their Bulletins held out
We have adyices from Hamburger, which state, that
after three days hard fighting the Archduke Charles
had been emncnty successful had drivcnhis ericmy
thirty miles back and had killed and taken upwards
Of 10000 of their troops
MISCELLANEOUS.
In ltaly the Archduke John has gs;ned splendid
victory the French who lost 5000 killed. 10000
wounded, 20 pieces of cannon, and three Eagles
The Austrian loss in killed, wounded and missing
was 10000 men
y The van of the Archduke Ferlinand's army is sta.
ted to have entered Warsa1v, the 18th April.
The Austrian General Taxin, writes that the Tyros
csc had risen with enthusiasm in favour of Austria
GERMANY. .T
- 90 -. VIENNA, APRIL 12, 1909.
The news from .tioldria proves the union between
f,once and sRussiu The Congress which has been
held at Yassy, between the Russian and Turkish
gotiators, has broken up. At the first meeting the
Russian Minister demanded, that the British Minister
should be ordered to quit Constantiople that all
British merchandise, in Turkey should be seized ;
and that the Ottoman Porte should cede to Rassia,
the provinces of Traasylpasa, .savia, Volakia and
Besara6ia; thereby making the Danube the great
natural boundary of the two Empires. The Minis
ters of the Porte stated that they had no instructions
to comply with these demands and the Congress
broke up. Immediately after the Russian Generals
put their forces on the Danube in activity.-U This
is French account and later states, that the
War between Russia and Turkey had recommended.
Hthis account be true, il does away the report of
Russia having declaring in favour of Austria.
sTnAsBuRo, France APRIL %.
Large bodies of every description, of troops, are
daily passing this city for the Grand Army-a bat
talon OF Scamen passed yesterday
eAssEL, Clsnydom Of Test,hala1 APRIL 25.
The people surrounding Cdsset have been seductd
from their allegiance byworthless traitors but the
delusion. has been neutrality-suspicious. has been
entertained ofthe fidelity of some of the royal guards
when his Majesty Thing Jerome Bonaparte, we'll
known in America] assembled its officers, and thus
addressed them -
am tod there is room for suspecting the 6deli-
ty Of some among us,.-I am acquainted with the
heart'ofa soldier, do not know that of traitor !;
yet man upon whom / had heapcd benefits. has
baseIy betrayed me- Ihave spent my life in camps ;
have seen soldiers but have never seen traitors
amongst them. II there are any of you Who repent
the oath OF hdelhy which you have taken, absolve
you from the vow. ! Will expect you here in two
hours to take new oath those who hesitate are free
tD place themselves, If they choose in the ranks
of our enemies, and give my royal word that they
may do this in safety had rather fight the enemy,
than suppose that traitors around me-"
His Majesty testified his satisfaction of the loyalty
e the citizens Of Cassel, and expressed his deter.
rfinaton to support them. The Kings Of this dy-
pasty," said be, have Quilted their people,
but to y to their defence" lie has ordered all the
inhabitants Of the nsurgent districts, to be entirely
disarmed.