Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27

Amsterdam paper of the first OF " ", con-
tanning important news OF winch W. have
given translation.
FROM this it will appear that the ss cors
OF war" are again et .oo+. IN Germany:
and mat o'ohjy Engagement tnDI. place
on the Goth of April ~ Rhor. be ween the
French and Austrian army, ~ wh IN the
latter was defeated with great .,us Inter.
We learn verbally from capt C,n kat.
that the victory OF the ooh was obtained
by russe DC gaerre; tue Emperor Ma.
pocon, under cover 90 a f.glei retreat
having drawn the arcS;luke Chlr!cs INTO
a very unf,vnurAbl,: position. fha arch-
duke Joln WAS advancing to meet The
French a, the he ID of go coo men, ssTtrs,
a second general engagement Was daily en-
pec,ed.
The Emperor of Russia and the king Of
Prussia continued neuier.
Inc ship Mentor, captain Ward. ARR.
we'd in France from New-Y1rk, about three
weeks before the sailing OF the Virginia.
Captain Crockett, We understand, has
brought dispa,cnes for government from
Mr.. Armstrong, who il was reported in
Amsterdam was about leaving Paris and
would probably return in the Mentor.
Nothing new had been received from
Span.
The embargo on Am .rican vessels in the
ports OF Holland wasraised early in April.
lhe Emperor of Austria had returned to
Vienna from the ,:riny.
lrans!at q for the Mercantile Advertiser
FROM an Amsterdam Paper of MAY 1st.
DRESDEN, April 10 We nave at pre-
sent no Siher Intelligence OF the bcil,perenc
armies than that the FrenCn u $ conccntra-
ted OIL the Banks of the Danpbe.
boNAwERrH, April IS. rae moment
MS majesty the Emperor arrived here he
issued The following proclamation to MS ar
N.Y.
Soldiers we have fixed the terri.
tory OF the coniederacy ; yet the Austrian
General imagines that on appearance of his
army we shall appropriately retreat * leave
our allies TO HIS mercy. rne y r.: OF pawer
movers around ME (; / am surrounded by my
Hhd.ers. When the sovereign of Austria
visited our Cabinet, you saw him depart
with VOWS of eterDal friendship. 10 three
wars we have conquered Austria. and she
has repaid with perhly the debt Of gratI-
tude she owed us Let us march Al the
approach OF our armies she Will once more
acknowledge her conquerors.
lSigned) NAPOLEON
BACH, April 90 "I have the honour
to inform your majesty that dur.ns three
days we have repals-d the eEemy. Your
troops have distinguished themselves"
April 81. This day tue French Envoy
at the Court OF Sillngca made thc follow
INK report public -
- It IS this momsnt reported by The adj
jntant Of the Prince OF Neutchate., that a
great battle had been obtained Yesterday
by ihc Bavarian army, head ID by his ma-
jesty the Emperor and King Napoleon who
has made from 10 to 1900 prisoners, and
the Austrian army is retre.ting The fruits
OF dis battle are many stands of colours, a
great number Of cannon. A general and
and bloody engagement is soon ezpectet.."
LuDEwIGSaURG, April SO. We have
this moment received the following intelli.
gence -
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
The fire OF heaven mas struck the Aus
TRAN army, and its ingratitaie and gu ity
perhdy are punished. Ali their cordons are
destroyed. More than 20 generals are Kill
led or wounded. An archduke is among the
killed, and two others increase the list Of
the wounded. We have l ken many stand
ards, Cannon, much ammunition, ad a
great quantity of provisions. This battle
IN our opinion, has decided the fate of the
war equally as nuch as The battle of Jena
uid that which preceded ii. The Prince OK
L'tchtenstein is wou lded MORALLY.