Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-22

cess;vrlv took Vicenza and Padua, and adj
vanced over the Adige. From thence they
sent a part of their army, which, ascending
that river, advanced to Trent. The uniorS
tunate turn however of affairs In Germany
Obliged the arckduke Join to send $4,000
men thither, and his career was stopped On
ths Adige. TIE last accounts, dated CD
the Cd OF May, left the French head quar-
tiers at Monticello, between Verona and VI
eenza. and the Austrians on the other side
Of Vicenza. The bulletins and Proclama-
tons of the Austrians have produced con-
siderable effect in that part of Italy, and IN
some places the people have risen.
Whilst the Dutch, French, and German
papers, combine in giving accounts OF the
Uninterrupted success, of the French IN
Germany private letters from Holland speak
of their having experienced reverse OF
fortune at Lintz, where they report Oattie
10 have taken place about the Sd, in which
the French were defeated, and forced to tall
back to the Inn. Th, Sc letters are OF the
18Th. and state, that all German mails had
been stopped by order OF Honapar1e fu,
NOR was in circulation that the French had
been defeated near eintz about the Sd Inst.
and had los: 1900 men; SIX generals Kill
ed, and one marshs,.; that the Austrlans
had retaken all their caunon, ana rcgalnea
thei, former POSITIONS, &c.
Hay 20.
Ga the 9th instant, the van OF 1he french
army under shc Duke Of Montebello, Mar
shat Lasnes) WIS at Sl5aresklrcnon, within
y miles OF Vienna, and BopaDaiteshad ms
nea Quarters at ST. t'o.ten, ABOUT 70 miss
from that capital. This important ,li-sili
gsnce IS communicated II tL.@ otll pQtlelin
Of the French AMY. i appSats rom 'Alaac
important doculnenls, taat ca fac .A'll, ne
D.te of MonteDe.io crossed tile river Tins
., Sewer. and arrived at Arnstetten On the
stb: at AIoIck on the Gin; at d. folIen
or the 9TH; at Pcrsrhllng on the Stn; from
which place he proceeded TIE nekt DAY 10
S;aartskuchen. Bonaparte and has staff
were close on the rear OF Marshal .Lasnes,
and that of the Duke OF Alerstadt War
shall Davoust) one days laarch behind mat
of hiassena. Except sig ut affair al q m
sretten, the advancing army 90 not appear
to have experienced any resistance >oh
tb,;r approach the Austrlans, under arch.
duke Lewis and general Hitler, retreated
before them until they came to 81. Z oten'
where they separated on the 9th. iwo-
thirds passed to the northern sioe Q, 'lne
| Z anube, at krems, and the other thire pro-
cpe9ed to Vienna. With respect to the O.
Their French corps, we find that iserna-
do.ts's corps is detained in Bonemia 9y the
archduke Charles, and had entered tEgra,
and that OF the duke; of Dantzic (marshal
! Lefebvre) was marching against the yfoi'
The anxiety produced BY the lnsurreclion IN
1 the north of Germany, headed oy eolonel
I Schill, proves that it is of magnitude, and
| threatens serious consequences. = corps
of observation is to be formed on the Eloe,
under the duke of Valmy, TO restrain tt
| 1t is to consist of 10000 men. oc'i''l
force, according to the German papers q
mounted to 10000 men.
Besides the Dutch papers tc the Eth, we
have received French papers to the 18th,
and German to the 18th instant. The lat
ter contains a continuation Of the series OF
the Austrian bulletins to the 14th number
inclusive.
That Bonaparte would fulfil his menace
of entering Vienna a second time, has al
WAYS appeared to US highly probable; but
it will in no degree decide the result of
the campaign, if the government & people
Of Austria are united, firm and determin-
ed. On the contrary, notwthst andtng the
past victories, and the talents, the means
and the prodigious reputation OF the Corsi-
can invader, we consider his position as
most critical, and even becoming hourly
more 50, in proportion as he advances. The
Austrian armies, though they have been