The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08

pendence.--l gun. 9 cheers
10. The army Of the U. States-may it con-
tinue till its reduction be required by the sove-
reigns of the land.--i gun. cheers.
ii. The militia of,he U. States-may they
possess the bravery and patriotism OF those
times that produced the present blessngs-l
4 gun. 9 cheers.
4 la. MAY concord and unanimity ever exist
among our ctizens.-i gun. 9cheers
IS. George Washington, the father of his
country gun. Solemn music
Ia. May the services of our war.worn vete-
rams never be forgotten.-l gun. 9 cheers.
Is. The State of Delaware--may the sun of
republicanisn arise with tenfod refulgence,
and flash conviction on the minds of her de-
luded ctizens.-l gun. cheers.
10. The policy of Thomas Jeilerson-may it
be initiated by the present administration, as it
will ever be reyered by the great body OF the
people, gun. 9 cheers.
! IL. The American fair-may tney ever pre-
fer the solid to the graceful gun. . cheers.
VOLUN rEERS.
b. the Pyesidcuf-May the protecting infln-
ence OF Providence be extended to the Y. States
hereafter, as heretofore.-l gun. 8 cheers.
BIZ the Vjce- Pyesident-The American peo-
7 pie, may .hey wisely attend 10 the cultivation
tof morals--l gun. cheers.
t& B3 Muior JlYuetf--Thc eleventh Congress,
|may they evince in their deliberations more
n stability and irmness than their predecessors.
Ia gun. cheers.
~ Hy NJ. Charles n. Huu23ey---I liberty, the in
N FAINT Of America, may it never cease 10 spread
VI ts benign influence, till every government IS
"A likened to its own-l gun. sneers
BY Capta.a MmdtDAoN-rh The American ca
Gle, may it ever beware OF the crouching lion
and the growing cocl.-l gun. cheers.
Bv Ne. j han-lIamaton and Burr, Pick
ering and Marshall, may their characters,
4 buoyant by corruption, float down the stream
Of time, the OBJ ects Of disgust and detestaton to
every American.-l sun 9 cheers
By Rope Maltr.-May the Legislator who
4 refuses to encourage the manufactures Of his
\ country be compelled 10 wear home-spua
neck cloth.
Summary Of Foreign Nezes. BY the ar
rival of the Fair American a, Philadciph
from Dunki,k, whence sh. sailed the 9Th
of May last, we are in possession OF hulle-
tins from the armies of France and the CON
Il federation under the command Of Napo.
leon. These bulletins detail the opera,i-
4 ons in Germany 10 the 9Th of April, and
!, record a series of very important vic. cries
obtained over the Austrians. The Aus
trian army PASSED the Inn on the oh of
April, new Of which reached Paris Ivy te-
Iegraph on the evening Of The 9Th ON the
18th Boaaparte left Paris, and, with thae
/ rapidly which always characteristics his
4 movements, arrived at Donauwrr'h ia
Ba, ala, distance of more than 500 miles,
n ~ ,rbt e tba 81 IN, o. h
i reral engagements TOOK place between
Y French and Austrian detachmen!s, in
\ which the latter suffered considerably. On
the ooh Bonaparte, at the head Of the Ba-
varlans and Written nerghers, attacked an
Austrian division Of so 600, ami defeated
them with the loss of 5000 men, eight
pair of colors and twelve pieces of cannon.
This victory was succeeded by another on
4 the day following, in which the French
took 80 pieces of cannon, 5000 prisoners,
5000 baggage Wagons, and three superb
sets Of pontoon bridges, together with the
/ hospitals and the magazines which the
Austrian army had begun TO form. The
+ next dag the main body of the Austrian ar.
my, consisting Of 900 men, under the
4 immediate command OF the archduke
Charles, was attacked and completely rout.
ed. Night put an end TO the pursuit. The
X archduke Charles IS said TO have been in
dehtcd for his escape to the swiftness o
his horse. The French pursued their ad
vansages the next day, and succeeded il
making a vast namher Of prisoners, &c
with li,,le opposition and triaing loss OF
their part. The fate of Austria is unques
ionabiy decided. The archduke Charlie
is supposed to have Aed 10 the mountain
Of Bohemia. Bonaparte, in proclamallo
10 his soldiers, states g that he has taken i
these several engagements 40 standards
$4,000 prisoners, equpages, 5000 wag
CONS, with baggage, and all their miitar
chests" Before one month lsays he) W
x shall be at Vienna.
n FOR THE DELAWARE GAZETTE.