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JT-T 9 '. r - . - - 3 1: - : f it J WEEKLY ADVERTISER - -A ' 'f NORTH -tG 4 Ours are the Plain etTalr detfgfcifal Peace, A Unwa'rp'd by Party Rage tolvelike BrotheM. - No, 4?' Tu fsday, August 26, 1800. R A Ai R ODIN A - - i ii . Vol- - . t ' ; ' FURTHER DETAILS By the late arrivals. ARMIES IN ITALY. General From General Majjcwi t JSuonapurie. f Genoa, Juoe 7. MY CINERAi'i. have the honour to give you an r cL. ..x.nf Inn rf Henoj. account ot inccvwiMwtv. .Irrm W p. to the annexed con ven Hon. rHopcyouWillfindit oftheobftinateremcanccu. ;ir. hnt ud incjc. v ,t hitherto loft a fingle inch of 'orouuu mi"' i ,S j - 0 in-r..-;;tw.'Mnnfl hidit not n r . u miitthAiiiiWC mcici.vw a 't-V'- -r . . - - - . rani iuuuiut7 - for want ot .-tyDiuwnce, wc 1V 1 IM hvd forever nem out in Genoa tk; r?av I cave the ioidiers the hil t.ree punces-oi wnai wc tan m'ruWeofbraiwdf pat chaff, and v f - - t iir n,i vihoui anvwncai, vv; atin al!otir horfes; The mortality pecahonea oy iam I jne was at its height among the peo-1- yrtrnsj Hunscr. and fh hnmhardmei.t. . had excited tnnvements of irtfurreftidn always flifA from their birth; H was jn the hope of feeing you arrive to our del i veran ce, tha t I car ried fo V r the feverity of meafure$ which enaoicd ... wait for vour arrival ; But our r -1 I J ..t.ii n.r.(TnrvA II .nine tit . ann il whi.uvvvu'' r -u 1 1 all and to preferve to the Republic the remainder ot a body ot troops whofe firmnefs couldnot be changed I 1 Karfhir. fatiffucs. or privations I hitherto unheard or.; ineir pnyuciei I j ftrcnath had entirely failed, and X had nothing left but walking fxele tons. The officer who carries my Unafr.hps ran tell VOii ih thlS re- fpelt, all that ha$ been iuitered to pre ferve Qeno. go with the garrifon to join the jj usfctre of the army; an-d to act there, iordingto the lhilriictions which I-rcquenV you will fend: me; it is from, thence that you fhaU hear from me, . ; . t. MASSENA; itiet, Covncellor of State, to the Confute. Milan, siftPniriali Jdne lb. The firft conful writes to me to day from Bronij the following let ter : :' ' . . ' Wehad yeflerday i very brilljant affaih Without exaggeration the enemy had 1500 men killed; and twice as many Wounded.-We hive made 4000 prifoncrs, and taken tj pieces of cannon. It is the corps of , Lieutenant General Ott which came from Genoa by forced marches ; he wifiied to open a communication with PUifance. Aslhavenot tim to difpatch a trieffenger to Paris, I requeftynu will fend this news to the Cnfals by a courier extraordinary. The divifion of the army of the Rhine s entirely arrived ; a part of it is already beyond the Po. Health and refpeclr. PETIET, Iht General in Chief of the Artny of Kejervt, to the kirjl Conful. , tad Quarters at Pavia, 20 frairial, jun . . . . , t- CITIZEN Pftvtrr Since my 1 a ft report the army has otMainea new iuccelles, th detai r . .1 1 t 1 . o . . or wni.cn t naitcn to communicate I .;oyou. i. , On the 3d June, thb corps, Com manded by Gen. Duhefrae proceeded to Lodi, occupied as an Auftrian poft which retired! on our ap proach. CH the 4th Boud.et's divifion,- re united to the cavalry under the or ders of Gen, Murat,-proceeded to the head of-the bridge of Plaifance vvhilftthe divifion of Loifon march ed on to Cremma, Qrlinova,- and Brefcia. Five hundred men ' been detached from that divi n , to be di reded by Gen. Bou (Trer '''zijhitoneV Gen. Loifon arf ived Sth at Logroda, where he was --ifed that the Auftrian General - ; 'on wifhed to raife the people :-; efcia again ft the French . He 'r r ied inftantly to that town, H 1 he took ; apd Gen. Laudon, ) ily faved m-his flight by the rv of his efcort, which was de ':!. We found in the place 30 "Jns of powder, and fcveral ma- VVbmade fia.nrifoners. . ' " K ' . On tho 6th, Gen. MuratpoOeflcd the nead of the bridge of PUifance, detenaeQ oy 5 or oqo men u pieces of cannon, But tile enemy having cut from; the coaft of the town lome bridges ot Doats, anaae- ferided thepattage witn to pieces or cannon ne lougni anuicrp iThe General procured lome barksi that termed him to carry oyer tne 9th and 39th, and ihefe forces Beattacked tIaifancei whiphHe took on the ith; He found confiderable magazines, aria roauc ou oniuuem A- P3rty tne enemy's cayairy nau ialttimeto fly in td the fort, which is encumbered by being the retuge or the a'dminmra.tion, Stc, of the trian armvi i Scarcely had Geri. Murat taken thdnofdionof Placentia. when the great guard Was attacked on the ide : 1 - -. m or Parmaibv a coros of about a tnou Una men that forrre4lbe garrJton or theciUdeli They were met by Gn Boudet, at the head of the two batta- ion$ of the Sbth,.and preceded by II Daiton. The enemV was immediate. ly charged with the bayonet and de- aroyedi : The tiuifars ot the 1 ith made all tnbfepri Confers whoefcaped frbra death:? Ve Have tafcen . the tvvo piecei ot canlion; the waggons, and colours: fcelonHing to the corps. Among tht jprifoner$ we find ag of rre n n rt mi'n fn j 1tirat v.w a ni.a ivi a poudet and djutatlt-ueneral JUai- ion ne js occupied in xzww-w pg the bridge ot nacentia. I-had ordered ueii. Lanne to proccea op mc roim 10 cimwvvm to e5el a paffaee ppofitc Stradella The enemy has deliroyed al) the floatinehfia?esi but Gen; Lannes found means to alfemble lome vcjleis, 1 . " ; w - - - ... ;.. in which the 28th of the line com meneed topafthe Po, on the 6th, at three in the morning One part of the rfoth -alfo crofTed" the rivers The corps! of troops undef Gen.' rviainoni nadtaicen tne pontiop or the banks and tnarftfes beliind St. Cypriano; At three in tHeeveninjg the regimen ts of Reifki and Cravaites amounting to 29P9 menf 'fupported by foaie pieces ot cannon, attacked with impetuouty the troops Which had 'landed! that confifted of i5dd men. Aireadv tbfcenemv had com men ced to mae way in our center! when there the order to charge vas beati The "combat wa pbftiriate.; but the ehcihy ;was:ut to, the routed They left on iWpieldof battle tpore than oflo killed and Wounded, and weraade 2p0'prifoners, and took two artillery waggons. We cannot p raife j Too much the intrepidity difplayed in th:s inftandeby the i&th and 40th demi-brigades. and Gen. Maiuoni who commanded them. The itoth, at three iri the morning, thediviiipn having paHed with its artillery, the 28th proceeded to Bo ni, wpeie they charged with audav city the infantry and cavalry of the enemy We made io pruorrersjn that action. The citizen Manegre, Aid-de-camp of Gen; Watrin, was wounded irt the head; This diitin- guiihed o5cer hd already received ; woun4 jn the aftair Ot Chiulella. I hope that to morrow the 10th all the army fhall pafs the Po; Gen. i-ecchi, hsd received orders to pro, ceed 10 iecco on the 7th. ; he found the paffage defended by the enemy, with artillery and giin-boats--he doterrxrined to tranfport his veffels on waggons to pads the Adda, and enter the lakehe tent over a co- - 1 n 1 w;dwy vwi. j i V u 1 . j f 7 7 n.dedthegunboats that 4etendedthff paritge or t;eccof 1 ne enemy oemg turned,- determined to fly, and we captured four pieces of cannon, t wo gun-boats, and magazines of ammu-' nition; aiid made-atr prrfoners. ALEX. BERTH lER. Fram G drier r I Bet thief to General Buonaparte. , H. QBtoani Juney. i have the honour to inform yotn that hayipg learned that Gen. Ott had let Genoa, with thirty battalions .and that he wa arrived yefterday as Vogherav I ordered Gen. Lannes to qmt the petition of Bronni, to atfacjc the enemy at !he point where he mould meet him, and Gen. Vic tor tb fupport him witp hii 'corps. Oenvvatrm met tnenritjjoitsot met enemy at pan "ic pr:n- fcipal forceiof the enemy, occupied GafteggiOjknd the heights on the right, havitigmuch artilWry in their pofrtions, prefenting a.force of about V5,oo men. The 28th demi-bu-gade; the 0th-, i2S.d, an4 40th, having repulfed thechemy'syaticed guard attacked his line in front, for the purpofe of turning iiis right : the er nemy oblUiiately iaiairitajned his pb fition ; never was there a more anl mated fire keot uo. thecbrps mu tually charged each other repeatedly J j a battalion ot the 40th jsroo; gave way, gave fome advantage to the e nemy : then Gen; Vlclojr made the diyifion of Chamberlaiclavance ; the zCh attacked the left pfthe enemy the 43d, where Geh. Viftor was, lurried the heights of theleft, while the 96th pierced his center, which it overthrew an4 decided the" vi&pry. Thi Village of Cafteggioi was takci and retaken feVeral times as well ii rtayother pclitions. ; 'The hrave iith regiment of HulTarsV'w ho con- tended aldneagamft the e cavalry or wonders. The enemy was pdifucd to near Vog herril The refult of this 4ay gav us 6,cbo prifoners.and 5 pieces of can non, with their caiffons. The ene my; had more than 3,000 men killed bjr wounded we have had about 5Q0, .imonff whom are the Chief of the 2 d lightdemi-brigpandmy Aid de-Camp Lariorde, flghtl woundep in: the head. ' : " -:'-4 .W-''1-'' f ALEX. BERTHIER;: -Telegraphic ctiLLETIN.. Paris, )d MeSsior, jone ax. The FirfiVConfuJ h4 obtained; a complete Victory orithe loiK Pfai riah June 1 8. Eight thbuland Auf- trians and tarty piece? ot cannon are ' . . . J- i taken by ' the French rmy. Six; thoulanddcad, belonging to the van duiihed, remain tie. The enemy ca (loration of Genoa of Italy and Lorabardy SECOND VLLETl ' .1 . : Same date. The army has been Victorious at Mannco. This battle -has decided the; fate f Italyj and announces - H.:cacc We wait for an an fwer from Vien- na. 1 ne armies wiii reiumc ftoitui- 11 ties within ten days, jf theanl wer be not favourable. Gen. Dclfaix is wounded iri the head . ANOTHER BULtETlN. : i Paris, June a The army has obtained a ugnal Viftory at Marengo, on the :14th inft. - We have taken is ftandards 4 cannon, and made ?coo ' pri- loners ' I ;General Deilaix-wa$ Itruck With a ball in the head. . ine caities or lorionai Aiciun dria, Milan, Turrnl izighltone, and Placentia, aretbbe furrendered to the French ariny between the lain ana zoin inn. u . The ca files pf Qoni, avona: the city of Genoa, were to furrender I between tne 2Qtn ana 23a in it 1 ne . ,. ! ' V. ' ,.. . fort Urbanb between the 34 and 2;tKi Th6 duration ot the armil-II 1 Ucc 's not fixed, ; Wtf expect tfielf anfwer .of the Court of Viennai! The arjKies vill refume hoftilities in ten days, if the repiy mouia not oc iavouraoie; II vruuiuvif vu .ait O n,j;nA rntAC tmm t, 1 H- Q- Bros Ho, June oeambi.aa tnlcrid ti, 4, that Gen. ce, the 20th. that -the. Auftrianshad retreated, by the Col di Tende, into Piedmont, and that he was follbwin! them. He has taken from two or three thou- fand prifoners - : Tune tgi. Savona has been recaptured, and -Suchet is marching o wards Genoa. OPERATIONS IN GERMANY; Froni GmcrdlDefrilts tajhx Minif.it at Wat. H. at MemmingcB, June Sfc CiTlZEli MINISTER, In my letter of the 4th June I had the honour of giving you an account of the movements of the army up to the tit. On the 2ti, the army flill retain- pituuiei tor there. tlIr 7 -:r extremitvof the ifloot Dbnathi .Inr, .andthefortrfchesJ w iwy & USu.il'' Cl f t HC1 ths faix p: pohtjons, fome II , On the 3d the enemy puuied iome iTmnff rrennnoirxinz uarties to the left of the IlierJ and a bri(K cannon ade took place, i ; , The General iri Uhiet gave oracrs lo Lieutenant-General Leeourbe, Whohadextendedhis right to Lahdf- ber&.and Augfburg, to turn more to his left in order to approacn tne ar- tny. : Ue attempted a urge uouy ui Irpopjs Qtt the Vertacn, npiqmg Eafidffierg and Augfoutg, With de-, tacbments,,; w -j v .. ; . Qn the 4th; theataiy retained the fame pofition. j JOen. Grenieri to Whom the Gen. in Chief ha given provifionally therankof Lieut.Oen. placed Ljieut. Gen. Cyr, who lias been obliged to. jgo to the mineral wells for the recovery of his health, iti the command of his corpt.' ' Gen . Rithpanefc took the command of the divilion polled on tHe left of the liter. t, jri the night between the 4th and 5th; the Gen. in Chief learned from the reports of fpies that the enemy had collected a large force oh the (ide of the Danube, between lller biirg and Weifenhorni and that a part of that force had patted to the left bank of the Ilier. He commu nicated this information to Gen. Richepanefe ordered Gen.-Grenier fo fuppor: nim by the bridge of Kil- mehrz, and Gen. Lecourbe, to take a pofition between Gunt and Kam )ack, on the road to Babe'nhaufen, in luch a manner as to ,cover the roads from Burgau and Auglburg, and confequently to occupy Min dleheim --.'''" ' The corps of rcferve ferved ai i fupport.on the lfr, and Gen. el m3i do (Tc (Iiii 2 the Guntz. at Baben- haiilen, marched to fupport the corps of Gep. Grenieri while, the General of JJivifionj Decean, fell back from Oberhaufeii upoh Babenhaufen; . ; wn-jljie 5th our army extended, as enemy tney were mil incunea to niK a inclined to rifle. battlegave orders to Lecourbe to take a point Of lupport tor his let:, and to concentrate himfelf between the Guntz and the Kamlack. This movement was made by Gen. Lecourbe, when Gen. Kray, attack- (Jed; with about 40,000 men, the corps on tne iert or ine iiicr com- I manded by Kicbepanele This General!; followed ekacuy the' inftruclions' of the General in Chief, which was to withdraw on his left; to fupport himfelf ilrongiy Qn the right, and only to combat ftightly with fuperior forces until he ihould be reinforced. . AX the commencement bf the attack his di- Villon was cut in three parts mere iy by the march pf the enemy, who advanced in. five columns. All he pntrepiarty or our troops was nrcei- jj fary to enable them to relilt a iQrce iu HPiwpwiiiufllu fcUC,,s,' v- j While this diyiuon; was engaged on the cent ref the -brigade of the nghriLComnanded oy un. oanucf n d iidtkvu uvvivu', II wpicp werp derended oniy oy tne 8thdeipi-bngade, the ill regiment ot 1 1 11 1 1 j .; r II III I lid 1 .ri II' W IL1I A LIM II L11C If.. 7 3 - w r i - - . 11 it uiuycmciuwi mo . 1 1 . 1 . . . iiicnaucurs, arjurac hlu i wvmy. t;vln,i.aivu1Mm.iwi.injiiiu.iHcgjy ll ... 4. vft.l rti f .t - .1 . 1 " ill. it i I .1. i'. .a . Hit pe neravinj vnier tnen oraerea vrenier w note -corps was poiteii from Ii lereich iem to Oberbott, toll fend a Hi ftan ce tp Sahuc. V Gen; Ney theVeToredebodched by the bridge ot Krimentz, and joining the troops of Gen Sahoci drove the enemy to Dichtenheim. We had fcarcely entered this village wnen a ftrong column ad vanced, with pieces of cannon, on JCirberg, fn which there Were two battalions of the 79th, forming a:part of Gen, KfeyiS brigade,- but they could not maintain themfelves. It was. absolutely neceffary to reciulle the enemy, Who were in the front of the bridge of Kilmenti? Lieiitw Gen.'G renier theief ore ordered Gen. isjey to make a countermarch and to attack Kirberg. This General marched thither with the brigade of Gen. Brunfet, and difplayed the vigour which characterizes henu A bataflion of the 4th, which formed the, head of thecplumn,afcended the Sat-"iopped hill with their arms in then- hands, and did not return afingje fhot to a briftc fire of mulquetry and artillery from the enemy. This impetuous attack iiippoited by the 8th regiment of chafTcurs, and tha 54th-dcrci-bi i- galley overpowered the enemy,,who oenif'ua in a road, thro' a wooa r . m Ccarcely paifible, left in our. on th is point about if 60 priforiers, their artillery, and their caiffons: ! Gen ihepanefe, who had ilill. obftinKtel defended the pofitioni of Guttenzell and Beuren with two battalions of the th one ofthe 48th; the 5th huffars, xoth cavalry, and pi,rt pf th& 15th dragoons, nowi rfe fumefi the offennve He charged the Auftr;ans, and on his lide raadcr about 7 or 800 prifoncrs, arpong Whom was LieanGen. Count SporH. whom forrie huflars took at the dif- tance of Only 30 pages frorp his co lumn ' c The re fait of this day's operations; in which only two French divifion have fopght .nd repulfed the whole Auftrian army, ii about soooprifon ers, and eight pieces of cannon with their! waggons, &c. During the nigh, the ericmy retreated to the Dandbe withju much precipitation that triey ha've cut dojlvn -fpveral bridges they had formed bu that ri- 3 ver. t t)ESOLLE!S; EXPEDITION TOQUIBERDN, .; , - . . . - Qencyl Bernadctte, cuncellcr of State and General in Chief of thei army of the wejl9 to the viinifler at war, , . ;. ; " . JiineS. - ' I rrrarched frorri Retines oh thd 6th o( June,- and arrived at Vanned with ooo men on the 7th, after noon 1 the troops have marched zS leagues in the fpace of 2 hours. ?. X fhall take care to fend an order tottt Quibejrpn to maintain, the. fort oiV Penthievre to the larl extreme The Bnglifh, under the protection of their aiilleryi difembarked $ on 60b men and. ie;zed one part of & eitghbouring lfle. On the '23d at; warwere diicovered near the,'-ille .oS Quiberon, and 27 yeiTels made figv? Hals for running dowo to Belle-itle On the fame day, 3 frigates, 3Cuttersj and 5 gun boats, .made a dn pofition fpr the attack-of the. ay.olvpiiBtiiterf'. On the 3d thcjre was -a "general. movement through the whole! liPe of Englifh. . St. Gildas, trheGrand snont, a ad Quiberon were attacked at all points. The, Englifh cleared the fh pre with their gun boats, and difembarked 6 or 706. The Gen 5 Defbureax advanced with the troops which were it Aufy and ordered the Adjutant-General Romieux to go with the troops of thelinehich were at Port- L'berte, , and proceed to the environs ofPUni tarn cl. The troops arrived, an att .ck followed, and the Englifh were forced tb'-em bark on board in the morning . Ont the lh at night, the enemyniiade A 11 " "r.. -r .jo ."- va general attack upon Q iiberon; Cra- ilcyiiemariyquier, fort Nay a jo,- bt. fuuaos, at .j scquet, renmarcna, and vu icuni, minmorn- 11 o . -r;.?-- v; or wnicn -wy poueuexi. jtncmieives. Atter iome time, tney 11 cauea.moroinani-. ano auacRea ipe 1 r rt foi Lemarqmer : im& .rpit de- fended itfelf well ; 3 contirrual dif- rcharxebfartillerv repulfed thejfrcba i which were difembarked. The fort of St. Jac dues compelled 300 men to re. embark, who had cart ep&peTizhW bouricg point. On the Vthlh the! evening, the enemy returnedio their veffels j- atid we counted near thelflc of Quiberon, and at the mouth" of the Villaine, 50 fail, of wfych were large fhips,and 1 4 were frigates',' We are informed that, at Belle-ili tKerre sotranfpprtsv In the night between the'fjth and 7th, fome Chon ansfadjaffemble'd in the communes pf r)ro.hajnp tt pd Rignan ; lome detachme they wpCetit Ueorges, UuunjQJc'c :; d4v. cniers, nave enaeynpxcp -inFyain tP 1 1 . . - 1 A eVA f a ol 1 rebelsalfo aMPTrlff of Bcry, &mm&& -.zmi ? , hvl raiie a levy of their ancient "adhp-S; rents'; the peafants hz-'0-4 'I? lome vagabonds. Who h.a.ipedef1 ftandard of rebellion. sreDifutfd KiV' Uhem, ana J p perfed. I have ope ' AY M4Q.rtfife3r 1 go ve rnme n t Jta vtcUie f 4 1, ariefts and.thenfiknchjJ3iY V I) V It '4 I" j i r II 57 -1 r 1 ' 1 V- 11 I: 4 1 4 t n f r 4 il i !. . .j.-r-r . ft. . 1 ! -. ; -. - v - )