Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18

4 ghi of TIE centre and The movement far
ced the right wing, Neuaedel was taken
from his left wing, by the Duke of Aner-
tadt, who attended the bill aud marched
,gain.t Wagram, attacked and fnrrounded
1t. The divifl ms of Brouflie, and Cubln.
covered themfelves with glory.
twas now 10 o'clock in the morning,
and intelligent men Jaw that the day was
decided, aud that victory was Oh our iidr.
At noon, Count Ondinot marched
againft Wagram, to fupport the attack OF
the Duke of Anerfadt. lie fucceedea, and
he got poii lion Of this importan, cation.
Fiom 10 O'Clock the enemy thought ut
nothing but his retreat. Since noon, this
was plainly going ON and in diterder, and
long before nigh. came on the enemy was
ont of fight. Oar left wing rood at Je-
telfee AMI at Eberldorff, our centre near
Eherfdohf, and the cavalry of our right
wing was extended, their poas at Schoen-
On-the 9TH Al day break :he army was
in notion and marched ssalna kOrneu-
beg aud Walkerfdoif, and took pof at
Nicl niburg. The enemy Gu, off from
Hungary and Mahren fnund iticlf on the
fide of Boheipi, dive" i',e.. light
Such IS the Representation of the battle
of Wagram, the diningniihed ana ever
glorious battle, where from ! To 400 900
men with from II to 1900 cannon, fought
fora great intereit, OIL field which by the
enemy was nudied and fortified for feveral
months. Ten itandaids, 4ocannon, &C, eco
b,ku RI
400 officers, and among whom are con.
iilerable number OF Generals, Colonies and
Majors, are the trophies of this victory
The fields of battle are covered with dead
bodies, among whom were found the bo-
dies of fevera generals, and among the ren
that of Mr.. NoImann, Frenchman and
f, traitor TO his country, who protituted hi'
! talents againlt il. All the wounded of ths
i enemy have fallen into our hands. Thoi,
| whom be was able 10 carly oft at the be
| ginning of the battle, were found in the
environs ofthe villages. We may comput.
! that the refut of this battle colt the Auf'
| frian army in all about 10000 men, oul
| lois is eftimated at 1900 dead and Oh
| 4ooo wounded.
Attic moment when the Duke of Iftria
was ordering the attack of The cavalry, hi
horfe was killed by cannon ball. The
fhot itruck the faddle and pccalioned him
a hight coniuhon of the thigh.
| The general Of diviiion lafalle was xii.
led by mufket bali. lie was an officer
of great merit aud one of the beft gene.
rails of light horfe.
| The Bavarisn General Won Wrede and
the Generals Peras, Grenier, Vignole,
Sahuc and Deirance were wounded, Col
Prince AidnbraD6i1i was ftruck onths arm
by muiket ball. ] he majors of Chat.
ieuIs OF the quad, Ddufmenll ard Corbi
ncsu, aud Col. ST. Croix were alto ~oun
drd. The Adjv,aa, Commander Dupral
Was. killed. Inc Col. OF the 9th regime nj
of Infantry of the lie renamed on the
field of battle. Thisregimsnt covered it.
felf with giary.
The general itAf is making out Rate.
meat of our ltfs.
A angular circumnance in this great bat
tic Is that inc columns, which lay nearefl
to Veinua, were not 400 TOTES difiaut from
Il. The numerous p pulation covered
the towers, roof and heights, to aitnsi.
this great fpeetscle.
The emperor of Auftria quilted Vol
keridorf on the 9th at in the morning
and Attended Belvctefe, whence he iaw
the field IF battle, and remained till noon,
when he icampered away at full fpeed.
The French head quarters arrived on the
| 9Th in the morning AT Wolkerfdorf.
lin the beginning of the bulletin remark
are made on the poltion of the armies
The Auitrians were IN all flated at acc, ooc
men, and their artillery at from s to ooo
Geld pieces.
Nois Of re Cs,mas EAfor.l
/TranDa.ea far fbS A,urr;ca1.