Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-10
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IGndOn dates 10 May &c. Ihtfe paper
contain Tire frervir -,-.i r7sl -arttc,llr's'- o
the Battles bstween the armies of Franc,
and Aiia,ia. If which our previous inteli
pence from the North OF Europe gave bu
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The FIJI Bulletin is dated Head Quar-
ters, RsiEbon, April "a, AMI details ti.s
particulars OF a banle st PaEssboRen, OF
The 10Th Apaii |; a battle at Tam, ON the
time day; a battle IT Adiybetg on the
aoth a battle at LamlPm on the an ;
battle at Eekm u on the 7,d and
another battle at Ratjhboa the asd April
The iecond bulletins dated Head Quar-.
.ers at Mabid0rg, April a7, and gives an
account OF the movements of feveral divi-
tions, to interrupt the Anarians in their
retreat. This Bulletin, after ftaiius that
Prince Charles bad been cut off from the
Inn and Vienna, and was retiring 70 the
mountains of Eohemia, concludes with A
Proclamation from lBonapartc to- his ar
sniss, III which he fays he has taken LOO
pieces OF cannon, 5e,eoo prifoners, and
promies before a month is elapied, to be
II Yieppa.
Bafik. IF pa0snbeffn.--Ccn. Oudinct
in this battle attacked an army of from !,
20 1000 Anlrians, and took goo prifoners.
Bafsie oJ-Tanu.--The Duke dAueiaadt
.marches. araina the enemy in two divi-
i;ons, and after attacking and taking from
to 700 priioners, drove the Autrians
from all their petitions. Generals St.
'l'ilaire and Friant, purfned the routed ar
my, and fucceeded in defroying While
regiment of dragons. In theic engage
ments, number of Auarian General Of
Ulcers are faid to have been killed and
wounded : among the latter the Prince Of
Lioh,enltein, Gen. .Lulgnan. aad Other
.otiiccrs are named. I'll ,,
Battle Of 44begtberg.-A general attack
was made on the diviiions Of Archduke
Louis Gen. Keller, amounting 10 10000
Auitrians. Bonaparte, at the head of
thofen body of French troops, who were
lained BY fevtral divilions of Bavarians and
,ynrtemburghers, attacked the Auitrians
n front and cauied, at the fame time,
lrong force under the Duke of Riyoli, TO
fsIl IN the encmy's rear, and thereby cut
off their communication. This action was
loon frifhrd, as the Anitrians,i finding
,hemielves ont manCuvred by the French,
heat a,ttreat, after an honrs fighting, and
returned with the los of 8 handards, IL
pieces of cannon, and Is 900 priioners..
Battle If and1at.-The fruits of this
action, an atlion in which the enemy were
completely flrprifed by the rapidity Of
our march, were 30 pieces of cannon,
1000 priuners, Geo ammunition Wagons,
$500 bagsaEe5Naeg and the hoiptals
and magazine 7lhich the AuRrians had be-
ran to orhA*Some courlers and Abide
Camp of the commander IN Chief, Prince
Charles, and fome conveys OF wounded
men, were ALTO taken.
= Bafflr IF Eekmubi on fbea1d--Whilet the
battle of Ahetiburg and that of Landihut
produced iuch important consequences,
The Archduke Charles had formed a juno
ton with the Bohemian army under kol-
ioWrath, and obtained fomc partial fucceis
n Ra'.ibon. One thoufand of the 6sth,
no were left TO guard the bridge of Rat
iibon, and who had not received orders to
retreat, having expended their cartridges,
and being furronnded by the Anltrians,
were obliged 10 furrender. This event
r. adc IN mpreilion upon the Emperor, &
he fwore that in "a hours Auftiian blood
.hould flow in Ra,ibon to reient the iniult
which had been offered to his arms. Dur
iac this time the Dukes of Auerttadt and
Danzic held in check the corps of Roien-
burg, Hohenzollern, and Lichtenfain--
There was no time 10 be loft. The En-
oeror began his march from Lsndlhut,
Nth the two divlions of the Duke of
Mentebello, the corps of the Duke of Ri
soil The Cuirafiiers of Naniouts and ST.
Sulpice. and the Wirtemburgh diviion.--
At two O'Clock in the afternoon they ar
rived oppoGte Eckmuhl, where the four
corps of the AuGrian army, confiRing OF
10000 men, had taken petition under
the command of the Afchduke Charles
The Duke Of Monticello attack the enemy
ON the LEFT, with the divi6on of Gudin--
On the fiat 6gnal the dIviiions of the
Dukes oe Auerltadt and Dan,zic, and the
diyiiiion of light cavalry of General Mont
burn, took their poiitIon. One of the
NOT beautiful fights which war can pre-
fen, then prricnted tfelf, 10000 men at
tackled on all points, turned on their left,
and iuccefyey driven from all their poh.
tions the detail of the events would be
too long it is itnfcient 10 fay, that tbs
enemy was completely routed that they
loA the greater part of their common, and
great number of prifoners and that the
Ault.ans, driven from the woods which
cove, Ratiibon, were forced into he plain,
andcut off by cavalry. The Auftrian cav
airy, itroug aud numerous, attempted &c
cover the retreat OF their infantry, but they
we're attacked by the dividon of ST. Sui
pice on the right, and by the dyilion %
Nanfou'z on the left, and the enenly's linz
of hnnms and cuIraIiers routed, NOR,
tnan 100 Auitrian cnrlaiitrs were made
priioners. AS the night was commenting
our cural;ers continued their march Il
RAtifben. The divi6on OF Nanfoutz me
with column Of the enemy, which wa
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