The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
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TwENTY-FoURTH BULLETIN.

TWENTY-FOURTH BULLETIN.
:, VIENNA, 18th July! Z
General Brouss,er had left in the city Of
Graetz two battalions of the 84th regiment
of the line, and marched to Wildau, i'm or
der to make a junction with the army in
Dalmatia; the Goth July the general Giulay
appeared before the city of Graetz with 10,
600 men. The 84th regiment were Canton
ed IN one OF the suburbs of the city and re-
PEELED all the attacks of the enemy, over
threw lin every direction, took 500 prison.
ers and 2 standards ; maintained their posi-
ton tor Ia hours, and gave, by that me ans.
time to general Broussier to come to their
assistance; this battle in which the enemy
were ten tn one against us, has covered the
Saith regiment and their commandant with
glory. The standards were presented to his
J. and X. Majesty, Napoleon, on the parade
ground. We have TO regret the death Of
20 men and 90 wounded.
On the 3Otb June, the duke of Auerstadt
ordered an island that lies close TO the left
bank OF the Danube, on which the enemy
had collected some troops, to be attacked -
The gen. Gubin, conducted the affair with
great precision, and colonel Dsconz, at the
head OF the 21st regiment of infantry belon-
gng to the line. performed the opera ton
Az 2 A. M. this regiment passed over to the
island, a part by swimming, and a part in
boats put $500 men to rout, made $50 pri-
soners amongst these are the COL of the
regiment OF ST. Julian. and several officers
rive pieces OF cannon WHICH had been
brought on the Island, to it's defence, were
taken.
But no Danube exists any longer for the
enemy. The general count Bertrand, accor-
ding to the plans of the emperor, has exc
cuted such works on the Danube, as nothing
OF that kind can be compared tn, and which
had excited the general admiration
On breadth of 2, 400 feet, and over the
most rapid Current of the world, in about
twenty days, bridge has been erected con-
lsisting OF 60 arches, and so broad that three
Wagons can cross it abreast. Another only
eight feet broad for the infantry, and very
large floating bridge were constructed-We
can cross the Danube in three columns. I'M
mense Qualifications have been erected on
the different adjacent islands, in order to
protect the works of the bridges and secure
our passage.
| From the appearance of this enormous
work, one would believe, that many years
have been required TO its performance, tho'
1T has not taken more than twenty'days labor.
The Ieie de Points, which protect the brid-
ges, are elegantly finished.
| The Island Labau is now one of the strong
est fortresses, provided with an immense
quantity of provisions of every description;
100 large cannon and 20 mortar pieces. The
General lie Grand, is in possession of the
woods by the Tete de Points The enemv's
army is in order of battle, covered by forth
hcations (redoubts,) and has his left wing
posted by Enzendorf--the right BY Great
Aspern. Several skirmishes have already
taken place. Our crossing the Danube be-
| ing now made easy, and our bridges secured
against every attack, the fate of the Austri-
an monarchy will be decided by a single
battle
| The Prince Gagarin, the Adjutant of his
Russian majesty, arrived this morning az
S o'clock in Schoenbrunn just as the Euper-
| or vas gong to mount his horse. He hadf
left st. Petersburgh on the 9th of June He
brought relations of the marches AID at
| achievements of tue Russian army in CALI
| ella.
| The Emperor Napoleon left Schoenbrunn.
and is in encampment since two days The
tents are beautiful, they are erected after
| the Egyptian fashion.
Erfrecta from Danish hoher called DA-,
GEN, Tin English, The Day, J 15h JuiyJ
1909.
In tie Archenholzes Minerva for June, are
the following hitherto unknown anecdotes of
Schill---1st that he, after having ,aksr
Stralsund, declared himself Duke of po,ne
rania---2d. that the Dutch cut his head off
and after p eseryng it in spirits, sent il a
broad. Since the Emperor Napoleon has
taken Vienna. daily Es,sfette is sent from
thence to Paris with the most important
news, and from Paris back to Vienna the
distance from Vienna to Augsburgh is 70
German miles, which is performed in 30
or on the highest, Sd hours; from Ar,esbnre
| to Paris, by way of rnsburg, is SO niles.
and performed in sc or 70 hours. The weight
! OF the dispatch does not exceed or ten
pounds.
| Admiral Saumarez has wrote to the Swe.
dish Admiral Puke, that circumstances had
compelled him to- employ the gun boats which
had been stationed off Malmo upon other SER
vices, but that two ships of the line would
remain there for the protection of the mer-
chant vessels bound to Carlscroha, and that
three ships of the line would ba stationed at
tielsngburg for the convoy Of Swedish mer-
chant ships
July ID, No 1914.
Stock ON, June %.
Yesterday the corona ion the new King
took place. The 18tn, a Fl brokg III, IN
| UpsaI, On Sw"den) which in the course of
| IS hours destroyed 70 houses. TIE I,te
King Of 81 eden is banished to an Island in
the Lake W tte1n, called Wisingo, situated
I'm the province q, Smaland ,gb.ro l.. =: a..