The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-13
FROM THE. DUTCH PAPERS.
THIRTIETH BULLETIN.

VIENNA. July so.
The 9Th army. which was commanded by
the Prince OF Ponte Corvo, was disban,lyd on
the 9Th inst. The Saxons. who formed
part OF 1t, are under the orders of General
Reymen. The Prince of Ponte Corvo is
gone TO use the waters. In the battle of Wa
gram the village of that name was carried
on the 9th between ten and eleven o'clock
and the glory of This successful enterprise is
due to the corps of Marshal Oudinot.
The House of Austria took The field this
campaign, with 90 regiments of the line, IL
regiments OF cavalry, 10 regiments If grcna-'
ders, tour free corps or legions, making IN
the whole $40 GOO men; $50 ba,ta lions mi
iitia Qandwehers) commanded h, ancicn,
nihceTs, exercised ten months 40, coo men
OF the Hungarian insure ion, and 60 COO
horse artillery and miners composing in
the whole from 5 to 6COOCO men With
this force the House of Austria supposed
herself to be sure OF victory. She entertain.
ed hope OF shaking the power of France,
II ever her whole fTce were united. But
her armies are notwithstanding reduced 70
one fourth part of her original strength,
while the French army has been increase ed
e. double the number it consisted of at Ra-
lisbon.
In the Castle of Grats, twenty pieces of
ordnance have been found
The Castle of Sachenberg, situated on the
frontiers OF the Tyrol, has surrendered to
gen. Rusco
The Duke of Dantzic has entered Tvrol
with 25,O0t m n. He has occupied Lofers
and disar al the inhabitants he must.
by TINS time De at lnspruck
General IhIelman has entered Dresden.
lhe Duke of Abrantes is in Bayreuth, and
has pushed his advanced guard to the from
tiers of Bohemia.
NAPLES, July 27.-The British have very
unexpectedly received orders entirely To
evacuate the Islands of Ischia and Proseida.
he oicillan Prince Leopold, who was on
board the aeet, and the Dukes of Arcoli and
Camaca two Neapolitan emigramts, have b,
TINS time returned to Melazzo II would
appear, that considerable differences had
taken place between them and Gen. Stuart.
wo British regiments have proceeded to
Malta.
PARIS. July 31-A letter from Vienna.
ualeu me 2Oth, states as follows :-Prince
John ot Lichtcnstein. and General Wimpfen
nave had long conference with the Prince
OF Neu'chatel. Prince John of Lichtenstein
it is said. has received the most extensive
powers ior the conclusion of treaty of peace.
At the last audience the Emperor Napole on
gave MN a most distinguished reception A
speedy, and what is more lasting peace
may De relied on. According to all reports.
the principal conditions are agreed upon
he Emperor Napoleon will not remain
much longer at Schoenbrunn. II is known
that the Emperor Francis has declared he
wishes tor peace, and that he has 81 en- the
Archduke Charles full powers 10 decide on
every thing. He besides will enter into no
alliance with Britain, however alluripg
LAY De the propositions of the Cabinet of
London.
PARIS, August l.
With respect to the British Expedition.
The most active measures have been taken
along the coast of Normandy. Bretagn. and
Flanders. TO rePci with vigouf any attack
which may be made. Tie forts afe well
supplied with artillery, and furnaces fpr heat.
ing red hot shot. are built. The troops from
Versailles and Paris are Concentrating ihem
selves IN Picartly and will ma ch from thencc
TO Wherever danger may cell them.
The preparations making here induce US
y presume that his majcsty viii soon be
here. The linpera al Quad has already re
ceived orders TO occupy the same posts as H.
usual when the Emperor is aSte. It is rc
p1r,ed here that a general Congress II all
the Prices OF the confederation viii be heiG
IN this city.