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h tie <+d battalion of the K am bLa*u xehr. Sllftrail of French Bulletins, “i he sth French Bulletin, da‘cd Lns, 4:;. May, gives aa account of the action at E.htt iVjjg, in which the French claim a brilliant victory o/er the Austrians ; —during the couilagrai on of the city, Gen. Cla- civ; is on alone, 13 laid 10 j avc mo.ntaincd a conteft of three floors, with 30,000 Auflrians under Gen. Jdlachich, The 7th Bulletin is dated 2: Vi trios, May ij, and gives an ac count of the feverd fkirrmfries •whic;* took place between tne French treops and the Archduke Meximiiiar., who commanded the city, with a force of about 16,000 | Landwchrs and light troops, imme cibteiy previous to its capitulation. In thefc operations the fuburbs, as util as the city, luffered confidera -1 biy ; # xSco mot wtre fired into the rov n, sr.o many part? cf it ft-t on fire; tne Archdiwe was killed— and on the nch, after two days Yruickfs cafiflance, the city caphia ted. The ixrh Bulletin relates-tQ fo m e -pardal fuccefits of the French near Dints over three Auftrian columns, under Grinoide, RucalowwLz and Surr.racrira, luppoitcd by a idhrve corps under Gtn. Jellachlch. The 12th Bulletin, is dated ET erfdo/ff, May 26 and Rates, .that tne French were pr< paring to drive n !' : -ne cl piles to which to attach an immcnle chain of iron ; by thole means and by the aid cr tonifica tions, they expebWd to- iu&i.caavre on both baaks of iht riven Tne piifoneis fiace the cap* option of Vienna, are 7 fiMi rnaifhal lkurui ants, 9 hii'jor generals, 10 colonels, so majors, and lieutenant colonels, ico captrdns, 350 fubalterns, 3CCO non-coinniifhontd officers and pa lates, befides lev cuai thou Linus at iac hofpitais. The 13th Bulk tin, is dated at !..vO UolK, May 28, and announces tin tecond dt ttrudlion of the brit g rs by the force of toe waters, cod mills, \. flich had been let afloat; there not having been tone to drive the piles, and fix the great iron chain; one bridge wts however immediacy repaired, and ancih r expected to be nni hal the ne*r Jay. This bulletin aider dating the arrival of the army from Italy with the Vidlory, fend deft ruction cl Gen. JeliichUVs diviners, lays, the Archduke John evacuated Gramz yeftts lay, carrying with him but 20, or 25,000 men of the fine army that entered Italy. Speaking of the battle of the 21 ft and and, it fays--the wits of Vienna remark, thu; 41 Gen. Danube laved the Aukrian army.*’ Tyrol and VOL - burg; arc declared to be fuojugated. Carrio'a, l .yria, Carinthu, Salcz burg, Upp r and Louver Aoftria are ifanqutliicd and difarnaed! The brigacfcfr Serb 11 has been driven to an sfTnd 1 the Elbe. King } 10- me, bellies 15,000 native troops, has one Dutch and one Front h di v lion ; add to tins two divifions of a corps of obftrvaiion under Rib band and Dtfpeaux, and Beaumont's 30no cavalrv, now difpofabie ’ey the pacification of Swabia. The 14:11 Bulletin, it dated Lb erfdorfr, June 1, and ft;iv r that the bridges cn the Danube are tntu ly rebuilt. They haseadord tv them a flying bridge, aid they are prepar ing aj* the materials neceflary for throwing over another bridge cf lifts: -Seven machine*: ere chiving pats, but the Danube be :g in Jevcral placfs 24 and 26 feet deep, much time is required in compFu iig the works. Fhc Brigadier Gen. of Engineers, is working on the laft ban.-e, on the head o- a bridge which will be 1600 tofo in extent, and will be covered with a good ditch, filled with running wa ter. Thu 44A crew of fRhL 1 cf Boulogne has arrived ; acTvdi be emplw>cci in the river ; a batuL ion Oi navy workmen has allo arri ved, and are to conitruet iEna.il ar med vtffrls to comtriana the rive .*. [ln the name of wonder what re thefe preparations for f] Gen. Luurefton has psfTd into the firit county of Hutgary, with a ftrong advanced guard; he reports, that there are lb r.e com mot or. s in Hun gary ; that*the minds cf the p. pic are not in fjvor uf Auftna. The Vice Roy of Italy, Prince Eugene, has been for two days at the head quarters of the -Emperor. C-'cu. Macdonald found at Graatz, itu mer.fe magazines of proviiions and equipmer*.s of every fork M.Uv fhnl Lafncs, died yefterday,murning at 5 o'clock. Ev-cry exeifipn which fk.ll o; humanity could ren der, was tned-to fave his life ; buc dcftruCiive fever taking place, all hopes were proved to be Iruitlefs. Idie Emperor har ordered his body to be embalmed, and Fm to Paris, ter the purpole of icadving fueh funeral honors us his tank; and em inent lervices are cntitkei to. In the different ergagemcrits of which he was an aCI or,. he had locei'y cd 13 wounds. The s sth Bulletin is dated Eb erfdoifF, June 2, and lia rs the pro g. iisiy 1 tne a r n \y- of D a Ur. ad a, i p their til arch to join che Grand ar jny>i of forne flicctiics agmjfiMnc Auttflaqs,at Mont Kitta,Qiadchatz, Licca and At achatz; and cf the pc&fiion of I’riefte. SIXTEEN TH BULLETIN. E Bersdokff, June 4 —The cn tray had thrown upon the right bank, oppofict Prtibur g 3 a divifiou of 9000 men, who hr.a thuer-ched thcmielves in the vi|i 4 gt ol F.rgc reau. The Duke of Am Aide eu-d ---t and tc to be attacked oy the tirail leurs of Htife Daimttadt. ihe village was carried with rapidity.— A maj r, 3 efficers, and forty men have been taken,; the reft ©f the regime tic was wounded, ot driven into the river. The Vice - Roy < f Laly, this day h:*d iiu liwuO CjuUicciS ut Occ- - bourg. The tnofi prccici s efFcdfs of tie court have been traniported from Beuda to Peterwamdan, where the Etn-prefs, of Aufiria hath retreated. The Duke of Ragufa has arrived at Labach. Gen. Macdonald is uiafter of Gratz. He has iiiveiled the citadel which makes 2 fhew of refinance. The Danube lowers. Accounts from the army of the Grand Duchy of War law, ftau , that Prince Pon rat© wiki had at tacked the army cf the Aichakke P etuinand in bvvrd !.*< i?- j. been eminently lucctfsiu! in every one of tiiem.y [The direelion which the Auftrians luve taken in melr rerrtar. from Poland is net menti cned.J When Trxefte was nice pcfef fma v . all Eiigiiifi coiomtl pro duce v...s ct idiscartd. London, June 10. The Refiian fleet is fuppofed to be ceftineti againft Stockholm. — The emperor's army has broken up from its cantonments in Finland, and he thre .then* to p-ur it k vO the heart of Sweden, unit ft ihe ca.knts ro -iccepv a iiing of his ncmjr.acion. fir James Saumartz has fried lor the Bilts'c, ‘and we hope will come up with the enemy. ‘The Swedifh Diet is laid to be much divided; rhe Deputies from the farmers in fir upon framing anew Constitution lMore ihey chords a King. The array,‘it is alfo laid, is far from he ir g unanimous. Finding that the Gifpofition of the King has not pro duced the effedt of ttfisting Deace with Ruflia, feveral regiments, in is laid, hive exprtfied fentiments of cotiipaflion fort #: tuiforcunate mo naoih, stud repentance at the con duct that has been adopted towards him. The Emperor of Rufiia has ex plained to the Swedifh Rulers the terms on which alone he will con lent to negotiate, viz. the Cdlion of Finland, the exclufionr of the Britifh fhjppirig from the Swedifii port.:, and the re-eftabldfiment of legitimated Government. We know not whether tne left mention ed condition is to be m.derftocd as qn interference in favor of the King, or as a.hint to the nation to acknow ledge a fete reign cf Ruffian ap pcimment. PLYMOUTH, (Eng ) June 3. Came down a king’s mdDnger, with d>'patches for the government of North America.,. Lie went im mediately on b aid the Ccntcft, which failed directly for New-York. In the evening another mefferger came down with farther dilpatches, with which he went on board the Piover, arid failed immediately for Philadelphia. The Phoenix 44, cakes out cur new envoy to the American government, Mr. jack ion, and i is fuite. Y he Exprefs Packet has arrived ?n 16 days fioiu Halifax, previoul ly flora New-York. Transports are taken up for the conveyance of 30,000 troops, on another expedition. ST. PETERSBURG, April 23. S i V# In an appendix to our Court Ga zette, ftands the fcllowir-sr : if Aker repeated approximations to ptace with the Ottoman Forte, which were however without ef ii<F. it wasj idged expedient to c ptn negotiations with herPlentpc tefitiary, in order to fettle the bafis of it. But juft as the Plenipoten tiaries reached ihe defignated fpot, ce was received that the Perce, contrary to her engagements, had formed anew alliance with a Power hoftiie to us, and received un EnghOi Ambafiador. This in telligence revealed i. c principal cf her conduct, and her wifh, b) nFgo ciation to gain time for preparations in order to carry on the war, * f En confiquence 6f this difeove ry, Prince Profcro'.vfky, Comtnand ci in Chief cf the Army of Molda via, receivfd orders to fend aa cx orefis. *tb v Conftantinople, end -.an nounce to the Tu;k;fh Govern ment, that unlefs the Lnglifh Mimf ter wasdifmifftd within twenty four hours, the armiftice fhouid be at zn endo a;.d iioftiiicies renewed. <J This propoltl vras rejected by the Poite, and the war began on the fame day. tc The ifi: It movement was to def troy Sloßodlcjah, a pdft cf mipor taace to the enemy;, near the for t:els Guirge, and the ifeizureof the aificutinition and magazines in that fortre- 5 This w&s carried into tf •che cfiarndftriiric bravery - isD * and on the 2ill cf .. _ 1 41 March Li-rtt. Gen. - Ll z.:dj\vitfch fenc the foiiown g u.-ivacch to :he Coiiimander in Cine t. <c Tlie mu'enciiiiimts of the rar treft Guirga have been completely deftro/ed, notwithftan lmg tlic ob it in ate refinance oi. the enemy.— Two pieces of cannon were capiur ed, and the reft foiled. “ Siobodfcjiih was taken and. deftroved by Colonel Lopucnan. * The po vder magazine under the BalhavsfT houfi, v.rch an aifcnal i.u the houfc, wire biown up. From the magazines every thing poflible \ was taken aut, and die reft deftroy ed. T'wenty-Icven cannon of laiga calibre were fpiked. The enemy slid left 32 ftandards. The booty was divided among the Lftcbery. i( The enemyL iois was coniider able, though tc cannot yet be elti mated. Guc iofs has ueen inec-iili derable; but Major ‘oeßtrai ht.l w izkic wus killed by a cannon mu*. “ Colonel s Grekow has brought over to our fide about a hourund 1 urkifhfamilies ” \ NEW-YORJC, July 28 The Hope, cape. HumpluF, 2c days from Botdeaux, *u rived here ycitcfday Eh. i.lo ; cla by fpccial pTcsiiiliion, wi.h pul A l. - B tT $’ / . , J From the cap tarn and p..iiivngc-rs, we learn, tliac Bonapzdc had nor, nor would not relax his Decree.:, agaift our ccminerce. It is me opinion of feveral psfiftnger:., that American veil Is ft.at iaiied after the embargo, bound to Holland, would be Laueftrated. The dil patch fhip Sy ren was erdered im mediately to fa l v? Angle and ---Tla Mentor T*as waiting the ordeis of General Arm ft *ong, at Paris ; who, it was reported, would ,embark a* her for America. When the Hope was leaving ch: Gordo-, m, the 20th June, the Lift mg letur was recclveo from Bc-iTauxy . an: i the 15th cf t hat mouth. 4< Tli€• cumD.i fi,.ry of marine at. Kochefcrt, has juft writ 1:20 to the irAi.rit.t.'tc TiCicit uc t 5o a, roc tc grant any clearances to American vcilels, as they had juft heard that the commercial ’intercourie between America and Franco, had been iui pendtd oy a Lw of the American Cong reft, oa the sock of May laft.” GFORGLiy Clark county. By John Smih , Clerk of the Court Of Ordinary of/aid county. Whereas Jcfepb Brou- • A? for letters oi adnunijiraiic ill ate of Jeffe Sturdivai:;t> base j. a ly } deeeafei. Thefe are therefore to a ] snonijh all and fmgul.tr r and creditors cf faid d?ccc/.\ and appear at my office wh time prefer iked by law, to Jbew *a any cy *zc . r fatci l Could not be f ranted. J Cos Gn-en under my hand this 14 dsv cf Acguft 1809, jOHN Sift TH, CN.:. O N O TICE. THE Suhfcribcr intends leaving the State in a few weeks, and m his a3 fence has appointed Mr. John NEMurrav (of Morgan coun ty near the H gh Shoals cl the Ap paUchee) his agmt, ro whom thoik in arrears are referred A- FARRAR. Augu ft 19, ISO 9. CASH GIVEN FOR CLEAN CU P TON R LINEN RAGS,., AT OGF-VF .*, A44’ w a * 4V *