Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-02
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Duiietili o. tlie Auitrlan Al.
/" Head STARTERS, w.
According to report from . -,
mende, dated the 18th, The S,sosss sl'
herrn, on the approach OF The gay.
troops, left Dresden with 800 NJ, Ala
treated to Wilsdruif. In the MIL; !, &t
18th, he, however, made an a,1, o1'V
advanced posts established tovs5. 9
berg, and probably Haue.ed hm,.If s y
would retake possession of the r..
surprise bat the duke of Brou,g,
&C, d. dagains; him with the advance '
obliged him TO BY rapidly, and pu,,,. s's.
towards Freiberg. Several w sr',aa
Saxons, wounded prisoners have s s,. V
Dresden. ''sa;
"The Instruction troops too. 4.
as corps OF observation behind d.. sl
not far from the town of tina, NAM -. ~
tended by Szabad Hegy, the rjpb '"s J..
resting on the Raab. The height ofy |
Meyer, which formed a salien, =,
the front, was mounted with canoo.
the Mayerhof was defended BY The ;HI, If,
On the left wing was the cavalry, co,.;;
of new raised regiments of hussan ',
the enemy had several days before mad. :
tacks on the advanced posts, and had I,
de,achments across the Upper Raab 4
archduke John h.stened with pa,, i
army corps under his command. BY PAN, !
support his brother the archdukr p,bi,s|
and on the 18th bad already formed ,1n,]
ton with him near Raab. Onthe ls,5 II
enemy's advanced guard had peneuacdb1
vineyards of Czanak, from which ON n
18th, the archdukr Paiasine rs,reated. NJ
enemy, however, anticipated The attack aI
drove in our advanced posts. The vie,,,
OF Italy, who was reinforced by MARSHA
Davoust's corps, depIoycd also with 30pd
men by Czanak and ks. Barat, toward
Puzta- Taplen.
From this position, at one O'Clock, 1
NJ. the enemy made an attempt on the #aaI
of our line, md endeayored, by visurq
charges, 70 break through Our centre. g
lumns OF infantry advanced to the auaJ
and were driven back.
!" Our infantry were drawn up in tw9l
cheloas, and advanced in masses. All d
attacks of the enemy were abortve, 10.
at length lie succeeded In taking tao Ma
herbot and the chapel of Kys.Mtgyh
From this moment the battle became s.r'
raj, and the heights OF szabad Heg !ua
ed the scene or which each further step
the enemy was fought Tor. Under aht''
FIRE OF artillery, the attack was repraiys
renewed and as repeatedly repealed i
enemy manoeuvred at The same time sGaIi
both wings, which, notwithstanding lAi
the centre maintained its position, wen
last compelled to give way. lhlS occasm .,
ed retreat, which took place at hve f'N
by St. Javan, i'll the direction Of h's-
Field marshals Mecser,y and fulnOn'U
vered the retreat, opposing the Pu'l. -
the enemy, who advanced no tartI1fl ' !
Goenyoe, where night put an s"a % !, i
contest. On the following day the AZ.
duke Palatine proceedeI to hnoln0'"' !
the large PLAIN OF the Acs Afforded FiO -
vantagcous position. ,,oo,
I" The loss on our side was iron1 i'v ~
1000 men, in killed and wounded -
loss OF the enemy must be tar s'saG s,,,
he was constantly exposed toa hsa'y :
musketry. ,.o,r
I" The division Of the Bavaria s. 4
Deroy has suffered another dslsa a,,
Tyrol. Thus have the brave y'o
second time conquered their Ifseuon 'r-
the Inuthai is delivered from the en =. IN,
General Deroy has arrived VIVA ~ n 5,
remains of his corps, at Rosenns'n''
yaria."