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May IS.
CATALOGUE OF PLAYS,
FOR SALE BY
GRAY.

R0BERTgGRAY
THE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew OF
Mogadore, Heir at Law koooln Hoo oa
Love Laughs at Locksmiths, ofAge lo,mor-
row. Fortress of Sorrento, Chr~ononhefonsao-
Ioeos, Indian Princes, Critic, Fox Chase
Blne Beard. Lock and Key, Darby's Return
What a Blunder, Wanderer, stranger bliha
Boy, Dssefter, Jew, Point q a dsaeas s s,se-
ire. Town and Country, Voice Of Nature, he
Wo.Id;c He Could, Tears and Smiles, Adrian
and Orilla, Farm House, Who's the Dnpe,
Trip 70 Scarborough, Whsle for i, f]e tua,sd'
Feos;c, Begene Dull Care, Adeig1tha, Woiae'
How 70 grow Rich. Mar of Fostltude.
Also,
The Military Menter, being a series CT
iefters recently written from a general ol1icer
70 his son-7 rols. boards price ~.
crabbe's Poeras, highly sPssen OF by she
British Reviews as a work ofths afsf saeias--
price. bound, 81
March 5ss
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NEWTON KEENEs

HAS Just RECEIVED,
Per the schooner Harrioft, eaht. ks'fh,
5000 bushels ground alum SALT, which VAL
be sold low, if taken from on boara'
find las on hand,
SUGAR In hhds. and barrels
WINE in pipes
QUEENS WARE IN crates ven asfta.
Rest GREEN COEFEE in 6ags, and
Gro. alum and lisesaas SALT sacks
April II
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Yesterday the 18th instant, and the 10th
day OF drawing, the first drawn number was
a prize oflooo dollars land on Monday Next
which will be the 18th day of drawing, the
first drawn number will be a prize OF 500s9
dollars. I
Warranted undrawn tickets or cash given
for prizes as soon as drawn. Present price
of Tickets 80 Soon Saturday they WILL be
advanced TO S 10.
For Saleb by
ROBERT GRAY.
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Public Sale.

DF
|esuant to a decretal order of the Chancery
o'stlict Court of williamsburg, viii be IL
cred for sale, on the 4th Monday in May
SsSt' at Westmoreland Court House, be-
3 Court day.
That very valuable FARM.
Tasd on NomonY river, IN the county OF
A'ncreland, the propeysy OF Jodn 11a-
late of said county, containing 4 q
A credit oftwelye months wall be CIV
Ne purchaser executing to the commits
ssts acting under the aforesaid order, bond
spproved security, and a deed Q. trust
land to secure the payment ot enc pug
-. money according to the TERMS OF the
''arch so. Ssw
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SEINE ROPE.

TIE uhscriber manufactures and has for
,Ye, at 8 house ON Washington-street, ops
posite Jacob Ho6man's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauiing Repes,of all sizes Seine& Sew
ng Irvine ; Shad & Herring Twine Sack
ng and Bed Cords Plough Lines & Traces
.Mso, Tayred Rope and other Cords
Joieph Harper.
Februay &. G
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Wanted to Hire,

Wanted to Hire,
A smart active WAIIER-to one that can
come well recommended for his honesty and
sob.;ety, liberal wages will be given by
Alexander Gordon,
Washington tavern.
April 26.
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MAY II, 1909.
NOTICE.

ON the 9th inst. | passed to James pualaf'
three notes Of that date, drawn IN his favor
and subscribed By me-One of whichis paya-
bic at -, one al l8, and one ara months al
ter date, for 8 698 81 each, which notes 10y
agreement legally executed)are not TO be pad
until certain stipuiations contained in said a.
greeInent, are complied with on the part OF
Said Dunlan.--Ail manner OF persons are
therefore cautioned against taking all OF any
Of said notes, unllEtlle stipulations in SAID a.
greement are eohpiiel with, without which
hey will not be paid.
May Is. lot
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JAMES BACON

Begs leave TO inform his former casSonners
and friends, that he has
Recommended the Grocery BAdnesS.
At his Store on Kirgnear Washington
street.
A well cbofen aIortment OF
goods, IN that line.
Warranftd genuine, aarfientG12y ne
TEAS, WINES & LigDORsz
Which sre Of q superio, qaaiity~-Hc wab dls.
tsse of each and every article "a the naasf
moderate teraRs-
May H.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-16
STATE OF DELAWARE.

In the House Of Representatives ofMe state
Of DeMaDare, the jol2ozving Resolutions
acre adobted, Feb. Isl.
Whereas, the measures pursued by the
government of the United States, have
Justly excited considerable interest in the
United States, and silence on our part might
be construed into an appreciation of those
measures: Therefore,
Pcsoiped, By the house Of representatives
of the state of Delaware, that we cannot
approve the policy of those measures that
have annihilated the commerce of the Jr.
States, and brought distress and ruin on
our own citizens, while at the same time
they nave done no injury TO the enemies of
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n Q 7 / c E.

Z We members Of the WaslinSfon Sdtfe!
L Of AJexandria, are hereby notified. that
the anniversary meeting Of the said Society,"
viii Be held at Mr. Ciut"n's hotel, IN Alexar
drias on "Wednesday the 22o day Il 'hh
mouth 4 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon where
the members are requested to attend TIC ~
clety WiI.noye lii procession at l. O'Clock /"
the Episcopal Church, where Sermon WIZ
be delivered BY the Rev DR.. Muir, Chaplain
to the Society. Ihe different uniform CON-
panies Of Militia arc respectfully n''ieG
Join il the celebration Of TIC day.
BY order of the Standing Committes'
c. peneale, Sccty'
February Is.
TT The Gentleman appointed to deitS.
an Grafton has been prevented by lndi5po''u"
from preparing himself for that day.
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our country; that We cannot ann,
policy of an administrator that d Sp,'s III
with impartiality and sincerity tow ~ ao'ap
foreign nations. "''o'
Resolved, That the people Of tn. y,
States have right freely to nay;,s oa'sS
ocean, and TO carry on fair and II u. a'
commerce, and that we highly d;s,a u'ns
apolicy that relinquishes those r;;s $rN
dares not to defend them. o"Sc
Resolved, That we consider The AMI,
as a zUar measure, worse than ,u,;ls
measure injurious to ourselves. d4.t,ss
TO the best interests Of oar country, and > ny
IDENTIFY intended to be partial in its onrr., y,
against the beliigsrent nations--ancE Nv a''}
becomes the Uni;ed States, prps, s
gallant nation, to defend its rights in nss
y, open and Efficient manner.
Pcso!ved, That we consider the Art =
force and make more etfectual an act ~:
lied I" An act laying an embargo IN NV y
ships and vessels in the ports and h,,1' .
OF the United States, and the several ~
supplementary thereto approved On i.
9Th Of January, 1909, by the presiae,,@i
the Uni:ed States, as an invasion Of ,b,r
berry Of tie people, and the constitute,
sovereignty of the state governments,
Pcsofyed, That it viii Be dangerous toA.
freedom Of these states, to place at the digs
sal of the President OF the United Si,,l,
standing array Of $4,000 volunteers.
Rexolved, That in our opinions, III. ~.
present embarrassed and unhappy sitpslm
Of our country, mighf have been avo;d-l :
the administration had rarsued the wis
and prudent policy OF the Immortal Wash al.
ington.
ResolOd, nevertheless, That we have ii,
fullest confidence that the patriotism Of A.
good people Of the United States, will h.
dt,ce them 10 submit to unwise and aroius
~ laws, rather than resort to violence; ar
that they will use the remedy pointed Of
by the constitution forthe evils under whii
they suffer, rather than ieopardise the rna.
! OF the States, and the independence Of thai
country, by AZ open opposition 10 the laws
Resoired, also, That the Legislature al
people OF Delaware, feel no foreign partial
~, and that they viii defend their counu
from the aggressions Of every foreign foe,
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Birth Night Ball.

--1tff
THE subscription paper for the Blkln
NIGHT BALL to he given the ga lRs, ISc
in honor and to the memory of the LIZ"
TRIOUS WASHINGTON, is ready !"
subscribers az the bar Ct Mr.. Cations hoel,
February l 3 di25o
e. The Committee OF Coun'
Gil appointed for the relief of the Poor gnss
notice, that they will attend at the Cou'lCn
Chamber, on MONDAY next, and on eVF'7
succeeding Monday during the iaeiemfa, ~
son, between the hours Of 10 and ] ocoIn
for the purpose of distributing to tI'0SS w.
stand in need. .,ls
Donations for the use of the poor, WIZ" /.
received Of those who may IL.
pleased to furnish them, either TO the cc'nn
Lse, or to James Harris, clerk ofthe MARI
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Thole Gentlemen Amateurs
who are dllpofed to give Gov
CERT for the relief of the fuffa
ing PooR Of Alexandra, are re.
quested to meet at Caton'5ll ottI
tomorrow evening, atslxo'clocE
to contult about taking the The
atfe, and making other arransSt'
lnents for 70 laudable a purpo!s
February *.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

M &NCHESTER FEIIALE 4C6DEAI@
4V2 The public, and the .frieDds to this institn-
ton, arc respectfully inforlaed, that the business
81 tvs Academy is carried on with zeal and as
Tie various braiiches Of elegant Needle Work.
who wai brought up and educated bv Mrs. o.,
Kelly, and assisted as goycrne5s in The Schoo,
for three years.
The Musical department by MFR. Whenever.
an Sm'neht Musicjan) The English by MI o.
Kelly W Reading in prose and verse, Writing
md Arithmetic, History and Geography.
me management OF the domestic afFairs. bcin ;
end ness III the care OF children boarlArs vii
nc received, on moderate terms. who viii have
the benefit Of additional tuition before and after
d, non hours. Febtlary 7. oawky
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

WlLL BE SOLD, to the h;ghe. bidder
" on Thursday, the 23d of February next. IF
the late residence Of Msjor Robert Msbry, decd
the tract OF LIND, whereon Nathaniel Fit.
now resides, containing one hundred and TWENTY
SIX acres. FERNS Of which will be made kpor.n
on the day. ALSO, several NEGROES, ayalua-
Bile stock of HORSES. among them is a bapd-
some STUD, six years old, by Saltrarr, several
valuable brood MAKES. GELDINGS& vorr
H0RSES stock OF CATTLE, several articles
OF househotdRpi kitchen FUKNITURE. anar-
eel OF DRT C0ODS, and s,mdry olher articles
TOO tedious to eruincrate. A credit till the 25,h
OF 'iccsnbcrnext, on al Sums abqveten dollars.
Bond and approved security viii be required be-
tore she properly is removed. The subscriber
earnestly requests AL persons having claims a.
gainst tho estate, to make them known as carly
as possible, that provision may be made fo, their
discharge and those indebted to the estate VIII
DC so SJod us to come forward and make pac-
rrent, as the situation Of the estlte will not nd.
nj. OF any indulgence. Attic same time & place.
VIII be sod, several valuable brood MINK
C2AIS aud work H0FSES. some ClTTLF
several articles of aouse,lod ~ RNITJPE. he
| 5'glnE 70 the e~state,of Rebccca Mabry, decd.
I any e soy has any claim against mr. estate.
they will please to come forward and present
them. GEO.
Ahfi4htrato, with tIe'WlH annexed of Poke,t
Snd Re6leea Mabry, decd.
s7Hth-HainDton, February Z. 4tT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

DrEu, on The 7th inst. atEcyiugIon. in Rock
bridge county, Va. Mrs. Pf{EBE SHIELDS,
F'te OF Major Alexander Shields. & only daupb.
Ter to capt John carutiier5. She has left behind
her a young family Of children. an afflicted hts
hahd. and a numcrolis collection OF friends and
relatives, 70 daP:are E;sr irrepurabie loss She
WIS IN atec'ionate wifi. and a tender parent
She endcarTl h~eisclfto TIC circle in which she
IN we'd, as well by the sweetness Of her disDos;r
'oa, as by the practice OF those christian yirtues
which so highly exalt the human character-She
had. long and painful illness, which she bo,s
Win tnrttade ndresign"tion--and departed tli.
life with that calm composure, which rrlioion =
lone can INSPIRE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

The Schooner F7o}f Captain Jones. sails
fhis day. for Charleston. In Aer gaes has
laenSeF, on MS qscY 10 .Neg,- Orleans, Ms
5oR JoRE SANDERS, for some years hasc
commentator. Of Fort Nelson, and c1ml.ar-
atnS al his tpRt. Wdite evcry citizen of
ms lace, rJofces in the. Promotion Of ms
fsorfhY 9ficer, all mv$t and yiW reerefb hi,
absence. ..Vor56k Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

Extract IF a letter rum n Merc6zpt IN
Phiin6eIlh'a, TO q IIcrcaH,iie Bou5e IN
iris CRY. dGfea 27M January, 1909!
81 should be happy to bear from you before
The separation talked Of takes place-1he
p max is u divide bttwi5;l as and tie n
*****-Ian sorry you are OIL the N*2s*
side
You will soon see in the newspapers, re-
solutions past here, that viii make the Pa
lace Va CAB IN is tremble.''
.4ns7eeT 10 Tie a52uc. dafcd Richpiond, Isl
F~ebyuerV;
"Hour favor OF tic 9Th ult. was received
yestcrdsy morning FIR. M@s'ss being out
~ town, it become ne to reply to your Ver,
singular letter isGivi1ually, aud I must o5-
serve. IL ny feelings were extremely NOR
tii,cd and wounded, on Tive receipt OF such
a ictter from YOU.
Perhaps 1t may be proper to Let you know
who am-i am an American, a native borIf
Firginian, al.-ehed to rJP c~oantrY, and Il FL
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lie Plantation belonging to the cstate OF tIe,
late Alexander Banks, decd. containing bv
estimation, !52 acres, will he sold on Saturday.
the 18Th of dIis month, at Mr.. Landlords tavernr
near Malcheste', A credit Of IL, 10 and %
months wi! be given on three. iourths of the a.
mount, Tor The other fourth, cash will be rcqui-
red. About one half of this Land is in woods
ard we'd adapted to the culture of small grain
tpG corn. The Land IS onl, three miles from,
eianchester, and joins the turnpike road, and ia
veil calculated for a snail family.
There is an excellent Granary IN the premises.
and with little expense, the Dwell.ne-House
Coni' be made comfortable. deed of trust up
on the Land, to secure the payment, with annro-
we'd security, will be required by
r.. GRAHAM,
AdaniniStrafoy If the estate of
A. BANKS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

Extract Of q testey from a r,,e-,6er sf Conercss,
date! February 8
!, :" We have dis moment taken a vote, IN tle
committee OF the wiIol-, in the House of Rcpte-
natives, TO repeal the embargo laws, on the
iuurt ofp"Nt month votes we're aRoutt
a one, in favoy Of a rereaf It is thought that
Letters OF MiaIque ana Reprisal vii. follow"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

for It's honor ana Independence /: s friest "a
Abe President air' those Gentlemen whom
you are pleased to call Palace V~agabHnds.''
III you, Mr.. CASE, know of any design
or plan, tn separate and divide the United
States, yoa ought, as an homes, man, to dis
close 1T: And permit ne to tell you, that
You viii be acting the part of a traitor, If
you do not. AndI now call rpon you. if Won
know otany plan, design or project, for such
purposes, to mai e it public.
"Nfhat, sir, would you tkink of me, If
was settled IN some town Uf Great britain,
was carrying on, under the protection of the
laws OF tina, country, alternative. and profit
able business, IT should. in writing 70 true
born Englsh'nan, speak Of the Chief AIsyis-
trate of the Country as Vagabond [! Would
YOU not say, at oCce, tha, ! would. deserve
u rio roaSting for my NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
viii just, III your imagination, cbapge sides
for a .Dnnc.,t, you would see the ridiculous
fo'nt OF view IN which YOU have placed YOUR
self.
II must observe, in justice to my partner,
Mr., M'*'%*, tnas if YOU thought by your
let er,,t please or CRAFTY his feelings, YOU
have mistaken your man: Ec is your coen-
TRUMAN itiStrue /; ne is, never heless, q yeD-
tleudn, aud one, Who would disdain to par
tticipate in ANY IL your rancourous hostile
feelings. against this country or it's rulers.-
HE responsibility OF this letter, J., however.
take entirely upon myself; and / have only
20 observe. tharthere is but one way of set
ti'cg MY difference, which any expression
IN Il may occasion, between Won and myself.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-19
Congress.
IN SENATE.

December 13.
Mr.. Pohe presented petition from the
inhabi. ants of the Mississippi Territory east
ot Pearl river. praying for a division Of the
Territory.-Ordered to he On he table.
December 1Ith.
Mr.. Lei6 submitted the following motion,
for consideratisu.-
Resolved. That the President of the u.
States be requested to cause to be laid be-
fore the Senate copy of the correspondence
between him and the Governor of Pesnsyi.
vania in the case of Gideon O!msted.
The bill to prevent the abuse of the pri.
vileges Sc immunities enjoyed by Foreign Mi
nisters within the u. States was, on. motion
of Mr. Giles, recommitted to select com
mittee
:. The bill to extend the time for issuing and
locating military warrants, was read third
time and passed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-19
HOUSE OF REPREsENEAT1YEs
WEpNksnAn De,

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is,
Mr.. Quincy from the committee appoint
ed to wait on the President of the United
States in pursuance Of resolution Of the
ttonse OF Monday last, reported that they
had performed the duty assigned them, and
that the President had expressed his d,spo.
sition to comply with the request of the
House as far as practicable.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-29

however. conveyed over during the night
bv continued embarkalons, all the disposal
bic troops which he had in Vienna and on
the Upper Danube, made every possible Ell
fort for the reconstruction OF his great
bridge and attacked US at tour in the morn
ing with furious cannonade from the
whole of his artillery, immediately after
which the action extended along the whole
of the line. Until seven in the evening
every attack was repealed.
The perseverance Of the enemy was then
compelled to yield TO the heroism OF our
troops, and the most complete victory
crowned the efforts of an army, which, IN
the French Proclamations, was declared to
be dispersed, and represented as annihilat.
ed by the mere idea of the invinclbility OF
their adversaries. The loss OF the enemy
has been immense-the field Of battle is CO..
vered with dead bodies, from among which
we have already picked up COCO wounled,
and removed them to our hospitals.
When the French could no longer main
tain themselves il Aspern, the brave Hes
SLAMS were Obliged TO make last attempt
and were sacrificed.
At the departure OF the courier the En-
peror Napoleon was in full retreat 10 the
other side OF tine Danube, covering his re-
treat by the possession of the large island
Lobau. Our army IS still engaged in close
pursuit. The more particular details Of
this memorable day shall be made known
as soon as they are collected. Among the
prisoners are the French Gen. Durosne!
gen. OF division, and Foule Ro} or, frs
Chamberlain 10 the Empress; also lh,
Wurle mburg Gen. Rhodes, who was made
prisoner at Nusdoril, by the seccnd bat,al
ion of the Vienna Landwehr.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-29

Emperor and That the emperor was melt
ed into tears.
The Bulletin has, however, other passa'
ges from which some inference may De
drawn, as to the extent OF the loss SUSTAIN
ed by the French. Bonaparte 1t is SAID,
boasts that the retreat was well conducted,
though 200 pieces Of cannon were playing
upon them, which they could not answer,
during which forty thousand rounds OF
shot were fired amongst them. Bonapartee'
promises to repair his loss, and declares his
intention not to renew the attack till his
force is concentrated, and better prepared.
He allows the Austrian army to have been
well furnished and equipped on the occa'
son.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-29
Eleventh Bulletin.

This Bulletin is dated Ebersdorf, Gath
May, and relates entirely to the operations
in the Tyrol. The Duke OF Dantz,c is stat
ed to have entered lnspruck on the i9lh.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-29

austrian 9Gcial Bulletin, Of the defeat Of
tie French.
Published BY order Of his Imperial High
ness the Arohduke CHARLES.
Inpursnance OF the command of his I'm
perial Highncss The GeneraIissimo the fol-
lowing preliminary report OF the brilliant
victory Obtained the 21st and co Of May, is
issued on the 25d, from the Head Quarters
at Bre'tenec:
On the 10Th and goth, the Emperor Ma
poieon passed the greater arm OF the Dan.
ube, with the whole OF his army, to which
ne had drawn all the reinforce ments OF his
powerful allies. He established his main
body on the island Lobau, whence thu. Sc.
cond passag= over the less arm, and his
iurtner offensive dispositions, were neces-
sarlly TO he directed, His imperial High.
ness resolved to advance with his arms to
meet the enemy, and not to obstruct his
passage, but to attack him after he had
reached the left baak, and thus to defeat the
| OBJECT OF his intended enterprize. or
bis determination eaclted throughout
the whole army the highest enthusiasm .
Animated BY al! the feelings of the purest
patriotism, and Of the most loyal attach
mens to their sovereign, every man be.
came hero and the smoking rulns--the
scenes oi desolallon which marked the
track OF the enemy in his progress through
| Austria, had lnhamed them with Just de.
sire OF vengeaace.-Wnh joyful acclama-
| tlons, with The cry, thousand times re-
pealed' OF" Live our good Emperor =
and with victory in their hearts, our CO.
lumns at noon on the l1st, proceeded on
ward TO meet the reciprocal attack of the
! advancing enemy aud soon after 3 O'Clock
| the battie commenced. The Emperor Ma.
poeon 10 person directed The M )vement oil
his troops, and endeavored to break through
our centre with the wnoe Of his caviar,
lhat vast body Of horse be had supported
by 10000 infantry, his guards, and by 1O(
pieces OF artillery. His wings rested ON
AsPern and Eslngcn, places to the strength
| ening OF which, the resources of nature and
art had, as Tar as was possible. contributed
tie was unanle, how yer, to penetrate llt
compact mass whlch our battallons pre-
sented, and every where his cavalry shew
ed their backs, while our curiasslers un
horsed his armour equipt cavaliers, and GU
liGhs horse carried death into his TANKS
IL was gigantic combat, and is scarce ca
pablo OF description. he battles with the
infantry became Immediately general
Wore than 200 pieces of cannon exhibites
on the opposite sides rivalry in the wor
OF destruction. Aspern was ten times ia
ken, lost, and again conquered. Esslingen
alter repeated attacks, could not be main
tanned. At II at night the villages wer
IN tiames, and we remained masters of tn
field OF battle. The enemy was driven u
IN corner, with the island Of Lobau an
the Danube in his rear. Night had pun d
end TO the carnage.
Meanwhile hre-boats witch were Aoa,
} ed down the anube, destroyed the blidg
which the enemy had thrown over the prir
c'pal branch Of the river, The eneu,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-29
Twelfth Blletin.

The twelfth Bulletin is important only
for enabling US to state, that on the Goth,
Bonaparte himself was at Eoersdorf, about
TWO miles below Vienna, on the southern
bank of the Danube but his army we sup
pose, remained in the Isle of Enn-der- o.
bau, fer nothing is said to the contrary.
He is measuring the height OF the Danube
with the immense chain, which the Aust
rians took from the Turks, after the siege
OF Vienna. He speaks Of the arrival OF
troops, and of every thing except OF opera
tons against the Aus,riaas.
The Danube, he says, will continue to
rise TIL the 9Th Of June.
austrian 9g'cial Bulletin, Of the defeat q
the French.