Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-17

diviiions on the right bank OF tn
Inn the 6avariansI under Genera
! Wrede from the advanced guard
and are at Lauifen and Salzbury.-
A French diyilion is marching TO tn,
Fyrol the Duke of Aueritadt ans
Mafiena are on the north bank o
the Danube, proceeding to the Pala
innate ; Bernadotte, with the Saxons
is marching to the frontiers Of Bo
hernia. In Italy the French occup,
the right bank of the Fiaya. A di,
yilion under Gen. St. Hilaire i:
marching to the Italian poft of the
Tyrol.
PgffiOn Of The Auerian Armiss.
General Killers army lines the
left bank of the Tram, and the En-
peror of AuRria is at Lintz.-The
Marquis de Caftelar, is in the 'i'yrol
with his divi[lon, and Gen. JellaCich
is in the fouthern part of the Biihop-
ric of Salzburgh. The Archduke
Charles is on the Regen, at Cham.
The Archduke Ferdinand was at
Warfaw. The Aachduke John &C.
cupies the left bank of the Piaya.
AnOtber Expedition.
Orders from the Admiralty were
received at Plymouth, on saturday,
to fit out all the fmall vefels of war
in thar porr which were deemed Ca
pable of being rendered fit for fer
vice, and to afford every facility and
encouragement to the fitting out of
prIvateers. So urgens was this or
der, that numbers of the fhip-
wrights were ordered to work on
Sunday.
The Captain of ve1cl who left
OPorto on the 10Th ult. gives a reci-
fal affiietlng to humanity AT the
time of the advance of Martial Soult
to that unfortunate city, about forty
French prifoners fell into the hands
of the poPulace, who barbarouly
put them to death. As foon as the
Martial was informed of this, he or
dered bloody vengeance to be taken.
In corfequence fone thoufands of
the wre,ched inhabitants we're bay
oreted without diitinaion of age or
fex. After the rage Of the French
was in Tome mesiure fatiated, and the
bodies of the slaughtered had been
expoied three days in the Areets the
bodies of fome were permitted 70 be
Inferred in the churchcs and burial
grounds, but the greater number of
the dead bodies were cait into The
river. Martial Soult, it is faid, gave
itrfd orders to the folders not to
hurt any of the Britiih, as they. he
was pleafed to declare. generally re-
fpeded the laws of war.
On Saturday an Auftrian Me1en-
ger arrived. charged with difpatches
from MIR. Stuart, the Britiih Envoy
at that Court; the accounts he
brings are favorable; the Archduke
Charles has been re. reinforced by the
corps of Generals Belgrade and Kle-
nau, as we'll as by feveral others,
which has augmented his army TO
one hundred and fixty thouiand men.
Werrzburgh and Drefden are alto
faid to be occupied by the Auitrians.
The capture of Warfaw is confirm
ed, and the accounts from Italy are
not lefs gratifying. The fpirit of
difcontent begins to manifeft itfelf
throughout Heaia, Hanover, Brunf-
wick, Wetteravia, and Thurengia,
Colonel Doernbeag, of the Weftpha.
Ian Rangers, is reported to direa
the operation of the malcontents,
and is faid to be at the head of nu-
merous and well organized force.
Fourth French Bulletin.
The sd French Bulletin is dated
B1rshoufen, April 40, and contains
a deal Of low abuie-the 4th, Bran.
nau. Ia few miles diltant from Null
drof,) May !, is faid 70 be very
lhort, with no further account OF
battles, defeats, or any fad of i'm
portance.
Lieut.. Gen. Ed. Morrifon goes to
Jamaica.
Norman Fitzgerald Uniaeke, Efq
has been appointed Attorney Cener.
al for Lower Canada.