The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-26
sALEM, (MAss.) July %, 1869
Lfz'EST IRON FRANCE.

sAIIu, (MAss) July %, 1909
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
: Arrived at Beverly, last evening, ,-schr. August.
Stickney, in SO days days from Bsyonne, 20 Pon. l.
last by giving bonds agreeable the late q der of the
French Government. Every thing remained in the
state of suspense TO American affairs, when the
Augusta sailed, the last stated received
from that country.
MIR Thorndike nephew of Col Thoindike, who
came passenger in the Augusta, informs us that the
reports respecting the last battles in Austria, was
such as 10 produce belief in the minds of Ill we'll
informed persons who dare to converse on the sub
iect that the loss Of the French at least $4,000
men.
By the toEfeness Of .. .GouLp, efDeverly, .se hare
been fazoured .pith the ioan Of file Of French pa
pers, 10 June H.
Not having an opportunity to examine the papers
till late hour, We obliged to content ourselves
with an outline Of the important contents fid III
the latest OF them. From the 18th Bulletin, dated
2d June, Ebersdorf, we learn The French had
had great success in Dalmatia, and had taken the
commander in chief of the army opposed to tacm.--
1hc Duke of Kagusa reached Fiume on 28th May,
and made junction with the army of italy,, Of which
this the division the right. The Duke reports
that English squadron had reached Trieste, with
view to seize the Russian feet but such dispos:-
tions were made as secured the Russian fleet, and
the English left the port A thousand Austrians IL
hremDs, on the i1ght Dank OF the Danube, were made
prisoners by the troops Of Wurtemburg.
BY the 18th Bulletin, at Ebersdorf 1st June, the
Bridges on the Danube had been rebuilt, and mpor-
tant preparations had been made on the Danube AC-
ter the defeat of Jeachich, the French the solza
had made many prisoners. Gen Lasale had his head
quarters near Presburg. Gen Macdonald had cnter-
cd Gratz, and had taken immense stores of the enc.
my. The Duke of Dantzic was ct Lntz. The Prince
Of Ponte Corvo at Vienna yandamme at ST. Poitcn.
Order restored in the Tyro--yienna was quiet.
The Duke Of Monticello (Marsha Lasnes) had died
of his wounds
From the Bayonne Journal Of June II, we lcsrn
that the French he'd every success in Dalmata Bv
letters from Gospick, the French had taken more
than thousand prisoners, and having dispersed the
enemy the French were advancing In Turkish Gro
alta the Turks had risen in arms, and had invaded
the Austrian part of that country. They had taken
Celtin and Bresnck, ard had already possession Of
| considerable part of that country.
! BY letters from Trieste the Frcrch flag was dis
played in that place on the 18th May. The Russians
! had saluted it by repeated discharges of cannon.
From Petersburgh, May Is, we learn, that the
Russian troops had received orders to penetrate into
| the Austrian provinces.
From Prussia we learn that The news of the war
between Russia and Austria had reached Warsaw
that the Austrians had left Warsaw, which they had
entered and that the Duke Ferdinand had been for
bdden by Prussia to violate the peace of Siesa. On
| the 18th May, the Russians within two days
march of Warsaw, and the Duke Ferdinand was upon
1 the retreat.
The Saxon army had reached Lintz on the l7,b
| May, and was marching for Vienna.
\ Couriers for the French Emperonr passed LEIPZIG
| on the 21st May, from Russia and Sweden.
The Austrian Gen. Muir had been wounded at the
siege Of Thorn-the Russians moving in that di.
/ recion.
In the campaign in italy the Archduke John had
| lost $4,000 men, so cannon, and 8 standards
The French papers contain several bulletins Of the
army Of Germany, of previous date those we have
| mentioned, but we had not time to examine them
On the 28th April, the Empc,our of Russia informs
ed the Austrian Minister, that as the Austrans had
attacked the Dutchy Of Warsaw, he considered hina
self at with Austria, and that all dipomatck re
lations between the two courts had ceased
The American national brig Syren had arrived a
LOrient, from Baltimcre, with dispatches
! CAPTURE OF T,HE EI'OgL0.wFLEET.
Reports have.bce received at Ncw;York, by wa,
Of the West-Indies, that the French Toulon fleet
consisting of sail of the line, Y figates, and 3,
transports, with troops, has been captured by Lore
Colingwood in the Mediterranean, iad carried ts
Gibraltar. -s