The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18
THE MORNING. POST.

THE MORNING. POST.
LONDON, May Is.
There have arrived since our last some
more French Journals and German Gazettes
to the 5th inst. They do not enable us to add
a Single important fact to tile intelligence ex-
cluslSely Published by US on Saturday. rela--
sive to the successes of the Austri;ins in the
Tyrol, in Italy and Poland /; and from the
enemy's army in Germany the accounts by
this conveyance are not of SO late Il date. as
those which we also gave in our last from the
third bulletin of the French army The
Austrian bulletin of the first successes Of the
Archduke John in Italy, fully confirms our
former statement upon this subject. The
enemy, commanded by the Vice-king of tia
ly in person. were completely defeated, with
the loss Of 5000 prisoners, and a still greater,
humber in killed aud wounded, besides 16
pieces OF cannon and three eagles. Among
the prisoners taken are generals Pare and
bressan. The Paris and Milan papers [be-
lowl attempt togive different colouring to
the result OF this affair, but the Austrian &C
counts bear SO n.,ny features Of truth, that
credence cannot be denied them, lin prefer
ence to the obviously uncandid STATEMENTS .f
the enemy. The Austrians give geographi-
cal proofs OF their having in the first instance
considerably advanced whilst With tas the
pretensions of the enemy, the utmost they
can assert is, that they ifisRtain a position
on the Piave. in Italy, therefore, aff;tirs
wear a promising aspect on the part of the
Austrians, the more especially as the i'm
proved state of the Tyrol <as described in
our last) is SO highly favorable to their cause
We have nothing, TO add to the account we
gave on Saturday of the capture of Warsaw
by the Austrian army of the Archduke Fer
dinand, except that a Polish regimer1 laid
down, their arms at Tarcyzn,. and that the
MT A.y NJ l. IL
had been. pursued for two days, and that
many prisoners were taken,
:. The preceding London papers, here al
luded to-, and which contain the account Of
| an Austrian victory i'll Po;aiid have not reach
ed us. ,h
In Germany, we learn by atvicesbrought
on Saturday by All Austrian Messenger VINO
I'ieit Helsoland on the 9Th inst. thaS the
| Archduke Charles SO late as the 2Stn. ut
Continued on the Regen between Cham. and
Stollwang, where he was joined BY sne ~
visions OF General Klenau and Bellegarde,
and the corps OF reserve under General Nor
| man. The divisions of Generals. Hitler,
st. Vincent and kienmayer had also joined
him, and thus augmented the army under
the immediate command of the Archduke
to 10000 men. Wurtzburg is reported
to have been occupied by Il detachment
under Count klenau, and it was. added that
anerherecorps had taken possession OF. Dress
den. We know not what degree OF credit
to attach to these statements, but hope they,
will prove correct. At all events, I'VE trust
thar Bonaparte, will shortly have TO repent
for his temerity in having advanced so far,
leaving in a manner the formidable amy Of
the Archduke Charles in his rear, and in
tins hope we are encouraged by all the pri-
vate adyices received by the last conveyance.
The Emperor of Germany, we are happy.
to tind, is not in the least dismayed by the
result OF the first operations in Bavaria
His Imperial Majesty has issued Procla-
nation from Lintz, i'm which he calls out the
second or reserve Militia Of Austria, inten-
ding to place himself at their head. the
Hungarian insurrection army has been as
sembled at Presburgh and every measure OF
his Government evinces a determination &
energy corresponding with the danger which
menaces his throne
Private advices state, that the insurrecti-
on in Hessia, Heroine Bonaparte's domini-
pnsl has become very formidable. One &C
count says: Grumberg, Lambach, Mar
burg, and some other places, the people had
disarmed the Military, and hanged several
of the Government Agents charged with the
execution of the obnoxious decree. Some
squadrons of horse which had been sent to
| the camp at Hanover and a division of in
tantry which had been ordered to Elze, have
been recalled by. forced marches. The
spirit of discomfort is not confined to Hes
STA 1t extends through Hanover and Brun-
swick: Wetteravia and Thuringia, only
wait favorable occasion to burst into ac-
ton. Colonel Doenberg of the ,Vestphalian
Rangers directed the indictments there are
some reports OF his arrest but other &C
counts represent him at the head of a nu-
merous and well organized force