Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-11
BY THE LAST MAIL.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.

Of the deserters from L'Africane Bril-
fish frigate, several were apprehended IN
this city by Mr.. Sheriff Hunter, and COM
mitted to prison. This morning they were
however discharged by Judge Scott, on the
ground Of their being detained without any
legal commitment. A very large concourse
of people assembled to await the event.
September 9.
The Second Grand Battle on the
Danube.
| We have made great effort to translate
and publish the oficial bulletin OF the battle
| of Wagram, which was fought in sight OF
Vienna. The articles published in the de-
mocratic papers of this morning are mere
aggravated rumors all their dates being su-
,perceded by the bulletin, except the arnis-
tice. which is not contained in our file and
which we have therefore copied from the
American of this morning.
We shall give further TRANSACTIONS on
Monday.
AS the armistice was made several days
after the battle, it is evident that it was not
Immediately compelled bv it; and as the
terms of it exclude the French from allHun-
gary, Moravia and Bohemia, the strength
of the Austrian monarch is far from being
exhausted. Of the 100000 men, with
which the archduke commenced the conflict
| the French do not pretend that he lost more
than 10000, and tits probable that the num-
Der is vastly less. Hence bv their own state
ineuts he must have 10000 men left. But
| the attack having been made by the French
and the bulletin plainly evincing, that 1t
was drawn battle, we make no doubt, that
the French loss has been tremendous.
The affairs CT Europe are not therefore
settled: and it is certain that the soil OF
Germany will drink up much more blood Of
| her sons before they will become the ire
deemable slaves Of the Corsi'an.
Latelt from the T uropean Con-
tlnent.
We have hastily made the following
translation from the Hamburg Correspon.
! dent of the 21st July, with which we have
been favored by gentleman of this city.
MUNICH, July ~:
Twenty-6fth Bulletin OF the Army.
WoLKERsDoRFF, 9th fully.
Passage Of the arm ef the Danube to the
LMnd Of Loba'i.
On the 18th at 10 in the evening general
Oudinot embarked 1900 Of general Cou-
| roux's voltigeurs on the great arm of the
| Danube. Colonel Basic with 10 gun boats
carried them out and landed them beyond
~. g. f.L, -
! and of Lola;tu in the Danube. The bate.
rics of the enemy were soon si!enced and he
| was pursued from the wood to the village of
| Muhtet.
AT II O'Clock IN the evening the bate
| ries planted against Enzersdorf received
orders TO begin to- fire. The hovitZefs re-
| duced this unfortunate small city TO ashes,
batteries were silenced.
Ats o'clock after midnight, the army
had the figure is illegiblel bridges, and the
left wing debouched, under the protection
of the batteries 1900 toises below Enzers-
dorf, and at the right at Wittau. The
corps of the duke Of Rivoli (Massena)
composed the right wing, that of Oudinot
the centre, ana huefStadtS (DaFoo5t) the
left wing. The corps of the duke of Ponte
.Corvo (Bernadotte) of the vice roy, and of
Ragusa (MarmonO the guard and the cui-
rassers composed the Cd line and the re.
serve. The great darkness, heavy storm
and a rain which poured into the streams
rendered this night as dreadful, as it was
favorable to the French army, and glorious
as it was to eventuate.
On the 5.h, at the earliest dawn, every
man perceived the emperor's plan, who was
now with his army in order of battle at the
furihest extremity of the enc my's left wing,
had turned all bis intrenchments. rendered