PICTOR1" OYkR TIE FRENCH

BATTLE OF KREMs.
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BRuNN, Nov. I5-Our court Ca
zettc Of this DAY centains the follow
ing remarkable Official Supplement !:


OCCURRENCES OF TIE WAR.


His MaieRy the Enlperour and
King, or the I4.h init. received a
courier from General c, unt Kuto-
fow, commander in chief Of the Ruff
iian troops, who brings The Pleafag
intelligence OF complete victory OBJ
tanned bttweea Stein ard Weilikirch-
e., near Krems, over the diviGon Of
the enemy commanded by Martial
Mortier. The following is the cir
cumRantial account drawn up and
tranimitted from the field of battle


On. the 9th Of Nov. the Runian
army pah';d the Danube the rear
eard was clofeiy preasd by the enc
my at Mautern, and the General
who commanded it refolvcd to pafs
in tbs nighy between the 9th and
Icth to the left bank of the Danube,
and bum down the bridge, which
was the more neceflry, as he had
certain intelligence that the enemy
had refored the bridge At Lintz,
and already Padtd aIiyiol = thlt
Gde Of the Danube.


In the afternoon Of the 10th, the
enemy approached the advanced pctt8
near Ditrltein. and by his fupsror-
itv Of force drove them back along
the Danube from Weistkerchen to
Stein, and it was with difficulty that
when night came or, the army fhould
maintain iticlf in the heights of Stein.


Ii was then re.olyed to attack the
enemy in the morning, in three col
umns, aud to cut Oft, if ponible, his
retreat to Weisikerchcn, where he
had collected a number Of boats.


The haPpief consequences were
the fruits of this brave undertaking,
which was conducted with equal
prudence and courage. The enemy
vas defeated, and the whole Of his
..viion, which could not fave the N
fclves Oh board fome boar, were Kill
led or-made priioners.


The number of the lain could no;
Be determined with any accuracy
but the pri(oners were as follow -
The Chief Of Brigade Grain d'Crge
Colonel, I Lieutenant Colonel, &C
,hferiour officers, and 1000 men, a.
mong whoR was the 4th regiment o.
dragons.


Five pieces Of cannon were taken
AIarAal Mortier, who commando