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... old Imperial city of Nuremberg. The whole Brisgau will be given to the Elector of Baden, and its present So. vereign, Archduke Ferdinand, will be indemni- fied somewhere else in the German Empire. It is said that the Emperor and Empress will leave Mentz ...
... the command of the Armies of Italy and the Tyrol upon the Arshdukes Charles andJatiN ; that the Army or ?? upon the Archduke Ferdinand, and of the Army ol the Western Tyrol, upon General Auffenberg. General Mack, who is appointed Quarter Master General ...
... that territory. Sept. B. — General Mack, is already gone to the army encamped at Wels. The Archduke CH£aL«i will command the centre of the Italian Army, the Archduke John the right, and Prince John, of Lichtenstein, the left wing. The command of the troops ...
... would return to Hungary to open the Dirt. The Archduke Charles left Vienna on the 17th ult. for Venice, from whence he was to proceed J Padua, the head. quarters of the Austrian army 1 Italy. The Archduke Ferdinand was gone t3 tlje army in Bavaria. Two columns ...
... Royal Highness the Archduke Charles, with his retinue, in seven carriages, set out from this city, to go by the way of Venice to Padua, to the Ita- lian army, over which he will hold a general in- spection. During the absence of the Archduke Chari.fs, the ...
... — The Archduke John* arrived on the t2th at Insprock. The fortifica- tions of Trente are repairing. General Mack passed through Ultn on the 20th. The Palace of Prince William at Munich, is fitting up for the Emperor of Austria and the Archduke Ferdinand ...
... Military Commissaries, and 011 the 20th of Sept em- be;-dispatched a Stall O.llicei ;o the Austrian head-quarters. '1 he Archduke Ferdinand, who, in the mean time, had as- sumed t.ieco-runauclol liie army, signified his conviction ilvit the Military Cocniui-saiies ...
... Franconii. His most Serene Highness has resolved to place twenty battalions, and sixteen squadrons, on the war footing. The Archduke Ferdinand, Commander in Chief of the Austrian army, arrived at Ulm, on the 3d of October. They continued working at the forti- ...
... march of the French through the Prussian territory. The Austrians were so strongly pressed, and taken in flank, that the Archduke Ferdinand, with 3c or 40,000 men, is almost entirely surrounded by three French divisions, aod was expected (according toa letter ...
... varian troops, is marching direct for Munich. Ulm, October B. — The day befere yesterday* the head -quarter* oi the Archduke Ferdinand, came here from Mindelheim. The whole Austrian army in Suabia is now strongly concentrated in and near Ulm. . .Wurtzb-usch ...
... loss of several thousand men on the part of the Austrian army, and the retreat of this army towards Upper Suabia. The Archduke Ferdinand is repre- sented to have set out f 9 r Vienna after this a&ion. In reading the different Bulletins of Bonaparte, we ...
... sides ; and the Austrians who surrendered themselves pri- soners amounted to 25,000. The corps under the command of the Archduke Ferdinand, which •effefted its escape, from Ulm on the 17th, retreated ;in two divisions, and having gained the left bank of the ...