The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30
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er,ru,v consisted Of Souo men, $500 of whom were
cavalry The force Of the Patriots consisted of 6000
armed and 5000 unarmed men We have received l
some private letters which, communicate some further
details Of this gallant action at the bridge Of ST Psyos
about three leagues from vigo and which We have
inserted-the enemy who had crossed the AIDA and
the Po, says of these letters (" could not cross
1he Soto Mayor,and those who had passed the bridge
of Lodi, could not pass The bridge of ST r. yo On
the 9th ut the day after the action the enemy retreat.
ed towards st. Jago.. in The direction Of Corunna
We trust, We shall now hear no more Of the apathy
and indifference Of the Spnards Capt. M'knley,
in hs official letter bears just testimony to them,
when he says, that they inspired with that all
dour for The delivery Of their Country from a. cruel
UsurpGr, which alone a brave and loyal people can
fsel.'
In consequence Of the defeat Of Marshall Ney, at
the bridge of St. Payo, he has been obigcto evac-
Fcrrol and Curunna, after spking All the guns
blowing up the ammunition, and burning all the mag
azines and stores On the Esd uit he had resreated
as far as Lugo-The remains OF SOULS army had been
un45e to JOIN Ney--tlcy were OH The 9th ut in the
Vale Of Montforte, destitute of ammunition and guns
and in the greatest want of provisions, expecting to
be attacked by Romano, who had marched with
10000 men for hat purpose-He was at Orcnse.
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It was confidently reported last night that the
French had entirely evacuated Galica. This is BY no
means improbable but do not understand that
Government have received any intelligence to that
effect Ney is said 70 have joined SouIt-this is very
likely for as the latter at Muntforte and the
former, when he eyacuated Forro and Corunna had
rctreated to Lugo, there was nothing impede their
junction The Marquis de Romano had marched to
Ore. - Accounts have been received of our vessels
having entered Fero and Corinna, where they were
received with transports Of JOY. The following In
tegence which arrived too late yesterday TO be in
serted in the whole Of our impression, rspublish
to-day -
OF tho action lately fought in Aragon between the
armies OF Gen Blake and Gen. Souchet, the following
apthentck particulars have been communicated -
The enemy's force consisted of $500 men, including
500 cavalry, with three pieces Cannon the Span-
ish 96O0ncludng 500 cavalry, with twenty pieces of
cannon. tkt--ta > f'tlfta
The loss Of the enemy in the action was much
greater than was first stated Near 200 dead were
buried, independent of those left the Geld of bat
tle--In the night of the Oath. they rctreatcd-Somc
accident occasioned an alarm amongst the m and In
the confusion they fired upon each other. The road
towards St. Pierre was strewed with knapsacis.-
Blake's army was yincrsased to. nearly 10000 he
was expected to enter Saragossa ahdt was expected
that all the French would soon retire behind the Ebro
BY letters from Cuesta's head quarters Of the 9th
OF Junc, we hnd the French force $4,000 men, along
the north of the Guadana, and Clcsta $4,000 in good
order and high spirits, m consequence Of the news
OF the Austrian Victories, and the appointment of
MARQUIS welleslev.-yctora and all the Sgher French
corps are expected TO retreat towards the Ebro.
lafortGnf lntelfgfaces !. "a \, :. 3. IS
We have the pleasure 10 communicate TO our rca-
ders the following Bulletin from the Ansuian Army,
by which 1t will be seen that the Ffeach had no
great to boast of their Victory on the Raab and
that sfter the battle they rctreated behndthe Raab
that Damatia is again in possession of the Austrans,
together with Fieumc, and it. Is supposed Trieste
and allti eisnntis on tine Dzirratian coast finally,
that the Austyian troops'are an on the Banks Of
the Adige, md nave extended themselves as far as
B..sSalio md .vcronl . sa - -s,As, ri r..
- BULLETIN ..5 4
Of tAe l'ahsria! and Eosai yfustyiau .1rmy.
$50 ~ woLKERsDonr, June IL.
"On the 1Stli inst the corps under the command
OF his imperial and Royal .Highness the .Archduke
John, conpossd OF, about 10000 troops of the Hne
and 10000 of the Hungarian hsurrection, were on
the environs of Raab, vigorously attacked by the
French army, estimated at $4,000 men. t9 ~ 1a
" The troops of the line fought the whole dav
with the greatest success, and the enemy suffered
loss of 1900 men in killed and wounded But AS the
right wing, consisting for the most part of the Insur-
rection, that could be expected to possess the
experience OF veteran troops, was match for the
enemy, ms Imperial and Royal Highncss thought II
most proper for the attainment OF his object to fall
back to position near Comorn, and thereby to Sc
cure and t-ciltse his junction with the main ar1ny
But this has. caused no material change in the
positions OF the Imperial and Royal army and the
Archdake John praises highly the excellent disposi-
ton and patrock alAcrity of the troops of the Hun
gagian Insugrection. eYve ~ hca1gi7 = gt8
!" The Imperial and Royal troops suffered in this
engagement loss Of l5JJ men, in killed, wounded,
and some few prisoners. - About, 4JJ Frenchmen
were made prisoners by the Aus;rans. The enemy,
so far from pnrsnng leAnsfriu, troops, has again
retreated behiTd the .Rsab. Dnlnatia is again in
the possession OF the Imperial and ROYAL troops
The enemy has been obliged 10 abandon Zenc and
Feume, as well as the islands along the DaImatian
coast, Gen. Marmount retreated in such haste, that
The Austrians made number Of prisoners In the
hospitals, too, the enemy left number of wounded,
among whom are three French Generals, and one OF
ed from enemies Tie E,glssh on, the ore hand and
tnc Turks tile oi'icr, make common cause with
The enemy's corps under General Marmon. is
reduced TO e'v0o AND IS posted present. between
Laybach s'ri klagenfu,th. Buf Gen Count CiuIav ;s
again master Of thccounty ofCilcy, and irnne,;acIy