Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-17

improved state of the >Tyrol fas describes s.
in our lsst) is SO highly favorable 20 luz ~
cause. We have nothing to add TO the ae
count we gave on Saturday Of the capture .
Warsaw by the Austrian army OF the arei:-
duke Ferdinand, except that Pollsn iesi,
ment laid down their arms at Iarcyzh anu
that the garrison of Warsaw, on its retreat
to Kalish, had beed pursued for .2days, and
that many prisoners were taken.
In Germany, we learn by advices bro't
on Saturday by an Austrian messenger who
left Heligoland on the thinst. 7that the arch.
duke Charles SO late as the 2sth ult. con-
tinued OH the Regen between Chain and
Stollwang, where he was joined bv The di-
visions OF General Klenau and Belegsrde,
and corps of reserve under General Nor
man. The divisions of Generals Hitler,
St. Vincent and Kienmayer, had also joined
him, and thus augmented the army under
the immediate command of the Archduke,
to 100, 900 men. ,Wir,zburgh is reported
to have been occupied by detachment un-
der Count Klenau, and it was added that
another corps had taken possession Of Ores
den. We know not what degree of credit
to attach to these statements, but hope they
will prove correct. AT all events, wetrust
that Bonapa,te will shortly have to repent
for his temerity in having advanced SO far,
leaving in a manner the formidable army OF
the archduke Charles III his rear, and in
this hope we are encouraged by all the pri-
,|,o 1oc+
ance. The Emperor of Germany, we are
happy to find is not in the least dismayed by
the result Of the first operations in Bavaria.
His imp. majesty has issued a proclamation
from Lintz, in which he calls out the second
or reserve militia of Austria, intending TO
place himself at their head. The Hunga-
rian insurrection army has been assembled
at Presburg and every measure, Of his go
vernment evinces determination and ener-
gy corresponding with the danger, which
menaces his throne.
Private advices state that the. insurrection
in Hrssia has become very formidable.
One account says $50. At Grumberg, Lam
bach, Marburg, and some other places, the
people had disarmed the military, and hang
ed several Of the government agents charg-
cd with the execution OF the obnoxious de-
cree. Some squadrons Of horse which had
been sent to the camp at Hanover, and a
division ofintantry which had been ordered
to Elze, have been recalled by forced
marches. The spirit Of diseontepr is not
confined to Hessla--it extends through
Hanover and Brunswick, Wetteravia, and
Ihuringia, and only waits favorable oc-
caslon to burst into action. Col. Dozen
berg, Of the, Westphalian rangers directed
the malcontents there are some reports of
his arrest but the accounts represent him
at the head ola numerous and well organiz-
ed force3
We are enabled to state as a positive fact,
:" that an American gentleman in Amster-
dam, has written to his friend in New York,
by the late arrival there from Amsterdam,
that he had received a letter from general
Armstrong our minister at Paris, advising
him to remit his money to England, or A
merica, v-ithout any delay, as he, general
Armstrong, had finally made UP his mind to-
leave France Immediately and return to A.
msrica." Fxeeman's founaA.
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sP0yt Of ALexaydy2n.