Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-21

lne iu', he Landivehr and the levy-en-
'nslas who are returning to their houses.
Da Ths losses which desertion is adding TO
l ,b. enemy has sustained in killed,
t'os 'aded. and prisoners, are eoncurrlng to
"n;hi,ate his army.
anl III. numerous letters which have been
in ss,ted are a striking character OF the
i ai.ron,s ut of the hostile army, and the DIS
u .Ssr which reigns init. !,
o'v Ma,r that the Austrian monarchy is with
hone. i would evince being unaequaint-
oa aa,h the character of those who govern
1T 10 expect that they will humilitate
.s.o,selves as they did after the battle of
sa..,erlitz. Atthat epoch, they were as
No without hope; and they exhausted all
Nor pfotesta,ions and oaths.
Dsring the day of the sixth, the enemy
-, few hundred men to the right bank Of
=. Danube to make observations. They
..eabarksd, after having lost few men
Tiled or taken prisoners.
The heat was excessive on these days
The heat was almost constantly at 20 de-
pses. r
oue village 100000 pinis were found
I,has happily no bad quality.
Twelve OF The most considerable villages
IN the beautiful plain OF Vienna, such as are
seen in the neighborhood ola great capital,
have been burnt during the battle. The
,;n,t hatred of the nation is loud against the
eullv men who have drawn upon it all these
calamities.
The general of brigade, Laroche, enter
ed Nuremberg on the / 9Th of June, with
corps of cavalry, and proceeded towards
Bayrsuth. He met the enemy at Besen-
thsiim charged him with the best provision.
a regiment of dragoons and cut in pieces all
who opposed him, and took two pieces of
cannon.
TWENTT.EEHTH BULLETIN.
The Danube has risen six feet. The
BRIDGES of boats which had been constructed
before Vienna since the battle of Wagram,
have been broken by effect of this rise but
the bridges at Ebersdorf are solid and per.
maneut, none of them have suffered. Those
bridges, and the works of the island of Lo-
bau, are the admiration of the military per-
sons Of Austria. They ayow that such
works are without example since the time
Of the Romano.
The archduke Charles having sent maj.
gen. Weissevoof to compliment the empe-
ror, aud since that the baron de Wimisen
and prince John of Lichsenstein having
come upon the same courteous GRAND, In
hhname,h his majesty has tho't proper to send
to the archdukeths duke ofFriuli,g grand mar
shal ofthe palace who found him at Bud
wes, and passed part of yesterday at MS
head quarters.
The emperor left his camp at Znaim yes
serday at o'clock in the morning, and ar
rived at the palace at Schoenbrunn at three
the afternoon.
His majesty ha. visited the environs of
the village of Spitz, which forms the tete-
de'pont of Vienna. Gen. Bertrand has
been charged with the execution of differ
sut works, which must be marked out and
begun this day.
Inc bridge of piles at Vienna will be re.
Established with the least delay possible.
dis majesty has named as marshals of
me empire general Oudinot, the duke Of
aasasa and gen. Macdonald. The num-
asrof marshals was II, this nomination
Namase IA. There still remains two va.
sSaoeles. The places of Col. Gen. of the
0wlss, & Col. Gen. of the chasseurs are al
scvacani.
Inc Col. Officer of the chasseurs is ac-
the Empire.
nus majesty has testified his satisfaction
~. Nm 'ne manner In which the surgery has
w served and particularly with the ser.
I q: Of the principal surgeon Heurteloup.
b,,a S majesty passing through the field of
ss .ae On the sth caused a great number of
-, ~ wounded to be taken off and left there