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bcen followed 6y the French, 70 thar
the Emperor Alexander, VINO had
difplayed the mcit determined cour-
age on the I'd, renewed the battle
or the 81, add 4th and by his ar
dent fortitude and example, turned
the fortune IF the contcit in favour
Of the Rufians lie rode through
tie nac1 Tremendous fire calling OUT
10 the army, Z" TiHory ar Dfatb 7"
which was retarned by exclama-
tons from his troops that "tbey ntv.
n 7r1uld fayIa(s thar Emperor" The
Runians having loft their artillery
on the I'd, were during the following
days ordered 10 fight with the fword
and bayonet. apd the naai refult was,
that the Emperor recovered all his
cannon, and the whole ground he had
loft. ] he French were driven from


the field, beyond Au0er!itz, (where
the battle Of the I'd commenced and
afterwards retired behind thesSwartz,
with their left at Brunn, and their
right at Nicholfberg. No details
have been received Of killed and
wounded on either Gde."