Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-25
PANTS, Nav 6.
The following Bulletins were this day pao.
49, lished.
THIRD HtlI.I,ETIN
PANS, Nav G

. <hco" YUofe'os o4SNuN5cN, .IfiTTl 50.
" Inc emperor arrived in Muh dorf the
27th inst. in theSevsning. His ,uaies.y d..
taChed the division. of Gen. VNiede To Lpui.
fen on the Salza in,order to ovsrtake the
corps, which the enemy hadi IN Fyrol and
was rctreatlns by forced marches. Gene
raj Wrede overlook the cnemy's rear on
the 28th, near Lauiien, took their bar,. e,
and made many prisoners but the cnrsny
had sutiicien, time TO cross the river, and
burn the bridge.
Con the TN the Duke of Dansa;c ar.
rived Al Wanesburg, and the s3Sh in Alten.
mark.
son the 10Th General Wrede copti,,,,.,,
his march To > ,lzburgh, about , league,
from the town ne found the ,dvancld pa,,s
of the enemy's Army. The BayAr,ans
pursued them closely. and entered a.
town with them. Gen. Wretlr assures, e.,
the division of 6 en-. Jellachch is complete
~ desiro, ed. That General has thus besr
punished f.r the scAndalous proclamation
by winch he put the Dagger IN tue hands
OF the .Tyrolese.
ellie Bayarians have taken 500 prison.
ers, and found considerable magaz.nessi.i
SAB zhurgh
&c On the 18th a. break of day the Duke
of Istria arrived at Burghausen. aud hrs
advanced parties took post on the right
of Montcbc!lo, arrived at Burgnaussn.
Count Bertane exerted himself TO the ut.
most, 10 restore the Bridge, winch had
been burnt by the enemy. 1T was compile.
ted OF che 20,h, and the whole army cross.
ed the river.
"Ontae % h, a detachment of SO horse
chasseurs, commanded by captain Marga..
ran, arrived in D,ttmoning where he fell
in with battalion of the famous Militia
styled Bandwhes, which on his approach,
retreated in a neighbouring wood. Capt,
Morgaton summoned them TO surrender:
after much telioerat,on, 1000 men of that
valiant M !itia, pasted in thick woad, al
together inaccessi5ie TO cavalry, surren.
dered 10 fifty chasseurs. Tie Emperor
wished to see chem; they real excite
compassion; they are badly armed. worse
ACQUIRED & commanded by superanuated
officers of Atile,y.
"The cruel aud overbearng temper of
the Austrians, fully dispiayci Itself durin.
the moment ofapparent success, when they
occupied Munich. The HIGH Baihff OF
Muhldorf was arrested by them and shut.
An inhabitaht of Muhldort, of the name
OF Starch who mad obtained badge OF dis
tinction from the King of Bavaria Tor the
services which, during the last war, he
rendered TO the army, has ben tai;.a up
High Baiiffos Burgnausen, Count Armaus-
psrg, has a,>o been sent TO Lmtz, and irom
thence TO Vienna, because in the year 1875,
he did not comply with the requislion,
addressed to him on the part of the .Austri-
ans.
"Thc Bavarians will no doubt give a
minute and faithful account of The acts of
wanton cruelty committed by the Aus,rlaas
in this country, that the memory thereof
may be preserved by Their most remote
PROSPERITY, although it IS extremely prsba-
bic that this was the insult which Austria
will De able to offer to the allies OF France.
The Aus,rians have endeavoured, 10Th IN
the Tyrollsnd and Westphalia to invite
the inhabitants 70 rise IN rebellion. 4
"Austrta has raised numerous armies,
divided into eurps like the French army /;
her troops are moving, by forced marches,
TO initiate tne French troops her generals
are publishing bulletins, procla'natlons, &c.
neral orders, all in imitation az the French
but the ass is not able to contend with the
lion because he is covered with lions SKIN
Tire long ears betray the ignoble beast.
"The Emperor OF Austria has lett Viea-
ma, and On his departure published pro.
ciamation drawn up by Gentz, in tile slyic
and spirit OF the most ridiculous perform.
ances OF that kind. He is gone to Sonar.
poSlliOh GhNTtinClJ Wei dudl1leu lot
a Sovereign who either wishes 10 be in
his Capital 10 govern his dominions, nor IN
the tie.d where he is known 10 be merely an
incunoranCe and dead weight. WnSn he
was informed of the result of the battle Of
Eckmuiel, he judged II prudent to leave
the Banks OF the Ian, aud retire into The
interior OF MS don,nions
"Ehe Town Sch riding which is now
occupied by the duke OF kfvoI has suffer.
ed much. The Aus,riaDs on their retreat
set fire to their magazines and burnt half
the town which belonged to them. They
had no douot sone preseniment other flu
ture ia.e, that, what belonged to Austria
snail no longer belong To her.
'lt appears by this bulletin, that the
Austrians are evacuating fyroi, 10 conse-
quence of the victories gained by our
troops in Bavaria, aud of the signal advan-
tdges obtained by general st. Hiaire in
the Italian part Of the Tyrol. We undcr-
stand that ihe Marshal DavoGst is iuI.ae-
diately TO advance into the ryrol with
considerable corps of the French troops to
restore tranquility and order in that coun-
try, and open a communication between
the German and Italian armies.