Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-04

p'oyed in making small armed vessels,
which will rye to command The river
perfectly.
After the def-at ofthe corps of gen. Jel-
lachich, M. Nsaihieu, an officer attached 10
the army OF Italy, was sent with tra.
COON express on the road to Sahzbourg
having met in succession with column Of
$50 troops of the line, and column of
1000 LaRdwehrs who were wuunded and
struggling. summoned them to surrender,
and they laid down their arms.
Lauriston, general of division, arrived
at Olden6urg, the FIRST country OF Hungary,
with strong advanced guard. |, appears
that there is some commotion in Hungary,
that the minds Of the people are very
much divided, and that the majority is not
in favor Of Austria.
Lassele, general OF division, has his head
quarters opposite Presburg and has ad.
yanced his posts to Altenburg ara near to
Raah.
Three divisions of the army of Italy
have arrived at Ncustadt. The vlceroy
has been for two days at the head quarters
OF The emperor.
Gen. Macd maid, commander ofa corps
of the army ITALY, has entered Gratz,--
They found in this capital of Syria, I'M
mense magazines of provisions and clio.
thing, aud equi pments.of every sor..
The Duke of d 4ntzcsis at i.iaiz. The
Prince OF Ponte Coryn i3erlhief Jis rnarch-
ing for Vienna, with the Wuueniberg.
hers, is at SAINT Pollen, Mau e. n and
Krems.
Tranquility prevails in the Tyrol. Cut
of by the movements of the Duke of
Daniz.ck and of the army of Italy, all the
Austrians, who had imprudentiy enga-
ged at this point, have been destroyed,
partly by the Duke of Dan,z,ck and the
rest, such as the corps of Jeliach,ch, by
the army of Italy. Those who were in
Suabia had no other resource but 10 tempt
III parties to traverse Germany on their
way to the Upper Palalinate. They form.
ed small column of infantry and cavalry
who escaped from Linclau, and was met
by Col. Reset, Of Gen. Beaurnont's corps
OF observation. he column was cut of
at Neumarck, and the whole body, officers
and soldiers, lad down their arms.
Vienna is quiet bread and wine are
. abundant, but meat, which this capital
r gets from the Inferior OF Hungary begins
to grow scarce. Contrary TO all reasons
OF policy aud humanity, The enemy do G.
!. very !hing to staTve their countrymeh, aud
6 this city, which contains their wives and
!. children This conduct is very Gilferen
from that of our Henry Nv. who himsel
J, supplied an enemy cry he was besieging
!. The Duke OF Monlebsllo I-asnes) dIco
+. yesterday, at S O'Clock in the morning.
: some time before the Emperor convers.
ed an hour with him. His majesty sent
!. by Gen. RapP, his aide de camp, for DIR
Franc one of the most celebrated ply.
:, sicanS of Europe. HIS wounds were II
: good condition but destructive leve
r bad made the most injurious progress II
few hours. All the aid Of tie ART wa
unayailiug. Els majesty ordered the DO
dy of the Duke Of Monteb-llo TO be EN-
balmed and car ed TO france, TO rscelv
the honofs que % his high rank and emf
y nent services. Thus has departed ore U
2 the most distinguished soldiers that Franc
|. has had. in the numerous battles he ha
J. been in he had received 10 wounds. 1h
e Emperor has shown great sensibi'iiy d
~ this loss, which vii be feitby all French
n mn.