Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-01
LONDON, JULY IL.

from Germany will bring intelligence of
the greatest importance-We do not mean
from The Danube, but from the North of
Germany. 1t is reported that general
| insurrec'ion has broken out in Hanover,
and Hesse, and that the Aus,rians we're
advancing from LEIPZIG on the one hand,
and from Wur,zbutgh on The her, for
the pu pose of giving confidence 10 the in.
surgen,s.
We have authorityto state that the Aus
trian Official account Of the battle of Aspern
will appear in supplement- to the Gazette
| OF th S evening. 1t consists of three sheets.
| and takes up the events of the war ut the
| period of the battle of Abersherg and the
Capture OF Ratisb0n bv the Austr, ans gives
an account of the capture of Vienna, and
TO lows the march of The archduke to the
pos ton where the battle was fought 1t
! then gives the archduke's plan of the attack
states the Austrian force at Is 600 men
gives details OF the battle of 2lst May,
zen it closes in the following manner=-z
/ 8 For the first time N poleo has sustain.
ed a defeat III GERMANY TIE charm OF
nj, ilvinC billy was dissolved. No longer
the spoiled Child ut Fortune by pos,er,ty
he w7if he characterised as the sport of the
tickle Goddtss'
| II then proceeds to gve a narrative If
] the battle OF the 221 May--17000 French
\ muskeJs and 5000 cuirasses we're token. n
+ The Austri.n had 81 peror officers aud
4l95 subalterhs and prvates k.led-=S53
officers, and IL 657 privates wounded.
/ On the part OF the French, 1000 were bu-
! RED II. ne field OF battle, and 500 are
wounded in the Austrian hospitals -sIn VII
enra aud the suburbs ere are 90 700
wounded---25o0 were taken (; hundreds Of
corpses have foated down the Danube.
The account of the second battle closes
in the following terms Thus terminated
conflict of two days--Ic was decisive Tor
the glory OF the Austrian arms, for the pre-
servation of the IN pnarchy, and for the cor
recti'n OF public opinion.
The prisoners taken On board a Dutch
prize, sent into Dover by the Tiger reven-
We cutter state, that it was universally be-
lleved ar Flushing, when lhey sailed. that
another great battle had been fought upon
the u ,nuoe on the SSth uIt wnicn termi
mated IN the defeat OF the French, army,
with the 'oSs OF $4,000 men, 10 600 of whom
belonged 10 Bonapirte's guards Fine same
persons also state, that there were lying at
Flushing three men of war, full of troops,
waiting for favorable opportunity 10 pat
to sea, in consequence Of which a SOU dron
sailed Immediately from Deal for that part
Of the Dutch coast (; that it was understood
| -
cooperate with the Austrian army and
that the greatest possible discomfort pre-
vailed in Holland, in consequences OF the
severity of the CONSUMPTION law. Reports
, are also stated to have been circulated al
FiushiAg OF the assassination OF Ferdinand
, VII. We know NOT what degree of credit
to attach to those statemsnis.
JuLr Is.
Orders were received at the custom house
> this morning for general embargo to be
J. laid on Immediately. The expedition will
sail in two or three days.
- We received some German papers thi,
morning, which contain bulletin IRON tn,
= Austrian army relative to the operations II
Saxony on the Raab, and IN the Tyrol. j
:, does not aDnosnc., however, any new fac
- Of much Importance.
= Fortune has frowned upon another Of tn
- Bonaparte family, and Jerome, who hat
10 advanced with his Westphalian and Dutc
;, troops against the Austrians, threaten,n
:. TO drive them in few days out OF SAxony
has been checked in his presumption
; Boosting, and been himself beaten. Tn
!, we infer from an article in the I'd editio
- of the Berlin Gazette of the 1st July--h
- would not else have ordered all the baggag
:; in his rear to return to Magdeburgh, n,
:, send in such hssfe to Cassel for all the di
~ possible troops to be put in motion. A VIZ
IS tory over Jerome BOnaparte will be impQ
-, tant, inasmuch as 1t will enable the Au
=, triaus to advance about the tin VIII
- great events were to take place in Hanov
-; nd Hesse. The following is the article
y which we have alluded
-; Extract from second edition Of the B.
.. lin Court Gazette, OF the LIST July, 1870
-, which has been printed later than the
- forwarded by the Hungarian mail.
At this moment, the first Of July, at
80 o'clock in the afternoon, we received :
20 following intelligence
Extract OF a letter from Le,pzic--June 9
-. "The Westphallan troops winch affiv
- here, marched again on the 2Ttn, in pa
81 suit of the Austriansj the king ninseH 4
-. lowed them on the ash, and PROMISED
70 clear Saxony OF the .Austr,ans Ia a
~, days.
ter According to accounts received fr
OF Dresdea- OF the 29tn, the Austrian ar
OK having received reinforcements oil 5000
nd valley, which made their force 5000 m
"a has taken post at KeUzenhousen, in
snvirons Of Nielsen, expecting tas enc