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r --- lIILITANY fIOIIOTIONS—IN CONTINUATION IRON TUE PREC.DINO PAW. COMMIXOIIf in the Rnyal Perththire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Iho be Majoro-Captein Jams Stewart Oliphant. Dated April 13. Ana. to be Captaine-aleorge BaWird. Fl and C ptain Co' q. orbit Hryersod,from the Wigton Militia. D ted Marsh m. MI. To he lAetaterratelso M•Lcan and Duncan Campbell, Gents. Dated January 25. dos Ear John Tunnea. Friten David Handless. George PA An mak% and Donald MacNkbee, Gents. Dated February se, sloe. Men. Stewart end Ale: i fE, Gents. Dated March a. 11101. Fe Fetes Campheilaad J en, Gents. Dated Mare , * Ls, a Saa. lamer Murdoch, and MacGregor. Genii. Dated May 2, 1104. 'Tote EsSrejobs Stewart and Andrew Flacher,Gents. Dated . Feb. SC Ohm. Commitlion in the Royal Thiid Regiment of Lis mln Militia. Ggned by the Lord Lieutenant. CAS illUdit. Gent. to be Soap. Dated A_ prat all. arle. oainci(inns in the Royal Lanark Regiment of bli nds._ figtad by the Lord Lieutenant . Cho4"' Jabs O'Mara. 14 to be Captain. Dated May 24.1804. Lielossant *am Pager to be Dien Dated May 25.1104. I.llmana fagot NOW abe DMA Dated May ad, Ace. view Iteman. Gana be Meotessot. D qed May O. doe. allialawe Tdliteb.-Ilais to be Inf An. Dated may za, ao4. Cemiatilkos hi the Stirlin ire Militia. figned by die Lord Lieutenant. Teal laliaraptalit leap Douglas, vice Mayne, refigad,- DA May as, Oise. T• be Csivds,--Liasewss Andrew Maur Speerl Crawford. 14a Wass. . Dana Sm. 5. ant. Tike Usetemat--4111040 Altman* Wawa:. vice Clarke, pro wled- Dated Mceak s.. it. , e y e Eafigoe—air Miew naega t s. Derd: sso ptted i. Aaiun to. lb) lA lkLeffs. am. Dated tee. s:. :Sag. SlPLeaa. Gent. vice Aieseada Madan'. prismand. * Mara $. doe. 41.iiiew WLean, Oen. vice Weika, praniated. Dead Moab Est s. Blackwell, Gent., vas Sassy. aligned. Dated Match .*Wltoe. .. &ma k i on i g l e°ll.-- s Al aTt r i. , = ,. . D ß.,o l7 : 4 ; ll ;Zl itis . • Opal by Ws Majeßy. Aleziadev Gras. Atassr4loloSiatea4 *Qom*. Dated May • 113. Alva. Cosinsition in the Dabilhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lientenant. Wawa Ceswieb. Mo. to be Maier. Dated May t 6, tke. calltaiifion is the Derbylltire Supplementary Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.. WNW lints. Sest. to be Lamaist. Dead Mar t 7. do+ • ii;es A im a TbeZe u rg;Z l lll: , Wdbandier. • SILMICILUITS. O lhOr, late of tha mai of ft Clmaent.Werealtor, bap met. OM* enidamtetraler d id abloom, ihormoder joss t a i, fig. awl July ao. at on, at dm Italo.Daer km. q Woreefter... • Ilesaniea. Mr. boa nolo laridamout. Bridealtrost. Low de.. t se Mr. Wills Wan, insalber. bfaidoinv Maellmaie. af Para 4isom, Leedom, viziaer, w and joim is. at an. kibit 23. mod Jay ta. at Amontay. Mr. aria klasmaa, Wisoalletcosis, IPloet4not. nee; Km of Day It. 7.41a500t5,14162111, linto.draper,fealer, aM 161 / 11111 . igg's .1 , as , and July le. at one, at Guildhall, Sithisa. Amami" Mara. lqiclioa• and N.W.ado gran t filom.Clompede, Lela lAMB Gaya of Laltallentgoare, Middiefex. lines-draper and dadloolarlar. jaw d 13, and Judy te, it tea. It ChillealL-- hionsisi. • Leinefteritase, Lcieelter-fluarn *Wm floasisier, of the Hay-Market, Middlefel. dotelerredill. dealer and cloomm aiki r 3. id, and July Ea. st aim, at Gun& lark Amaroim. trite lad Itizoo. of Haydint-Gpare, in dia Mamba Hadar Malogal , d imam, astraant and mariner, dealer and ailarmon. Jane 5. at ass. Jane 16, and July 16. at twelve. at Goals& Anomie% Mars. Wadann sad Itawilnfoo, Cliffamolanoe, Illailtiara bridge. Wawa fieramts, a it Pada Ckoreb.yard, London, yleualler, Mow amg alogoofsellsof , ff. sod PIT 14. u tea, at Guild laL Aglageig. Me. ienry, Chancery-lane. SUPT IN *ALAND. Pawls Arndd of Dells. Wier. te turrenda die deb and snh iltjullhaid as* jely. 4NSRJCAN rAPI:BS. . • Saturday we received the Sefton Papers to the tSth of May inclufive, brought to Liver pool by' the packet Trott, after an uncommon quick palrage of fifteen days. The Columbiin Centinel, of the teed tilt. Rates.' that the Engliffi had lately failed in an attempt to fet fire to fome Dutch frigates in Sutinarre River, and . that [secret of their fire craft were captured. Jaen's, Bo and his Lady arrived at New York on the 4th of May, in a coach and fix, follow ed by his Secretary and Surgeon in a cturicle and four, with numerous out-riders. The Bofton Papers likewife curtains fome details of the attack on Bencoolen, but they are rendered tin. important by the French official account, front which they do not effentially differ. On the Bth ult. the State Prifon in the neighbour hood of New York, was deflroyed by tire, fuppolid to have been done purpofely by fome of the prifoners, with a view of effsAing their efeapc. It was not af certained, when this account left America, how many of the culprits lucceeded. bat the great body was Attired, and the Militia called out to guard them. A French national cot vette fail month put into Bal timore, with a French General and ato troops from • the Havannah, on board. A Dana's fchnoncr, which failed from the Cape for St. Thomas's, was over's . ..tiled by a brig and barge, and French paffengers fortlid on board ; the wad was immediately carried into a (mall port to the leeward of the Cape, and the Captain, crew, and every foul on board, film. BOSTON, MAY s.—Captain Honors, arrived at Newbury Port from Cape Fraticois, Oates, that the French at the Cape are in a moft diftreffing condi tion, expelling every moment to be rnafracred, Caatstorn shaving received orders from DrisAt.i ti is to that effetT. Whites are daily miffing, (upprited to be murdered, and their propetty confikated. Nu age or fez is (pared by the Blacks, who Doan of their mild treatment compared to that of the Freitch to them. Men, women, and children are in a Itate of abjea navery, and carry cannon halls to a fort build ing iit the mountains, is miles back in the cntiniry. For want of proper regulation the few Americans who at rive at the Cape, from the ignorance and jea• Ratify of the Blacks, are lubjefled to great hazard and inconvenience. Omni-nen, takes what proportion of the cargoes he pleafes, at his own mice. aid pays in coffee at his own valuation. o,:c ...ay ht permii. OM dais of remit to be taken on and then 1/1 orders them to be relandcd. Itiu de; r der.t.e can he pl..ccd it, ; the (lighten td hi. II .c thatin4 ru1:8, if piiii;it.ed ftlit•rcl) ‘l4l American toper cargo wa. :.yl tIITCt dot) sr .1. in ;fan for go.; gon !Lute also dal k. PRANCE. PARIS, MAY IT. Captain WRIGHT has been confronted with more than forty perfons, who Save recognized him as the perfen who debarked them at Bev ille. The corvette in which this officer was taken had 96 men, of whom 30 fell in the comet. He lots declared that they were the belt of his crew, and th.:t his mizen-matt was wounded. He ascribes his furrender to a calm. the gun-boats advancing with their oars were at the intlant about to board. TN[ GaNalt•L OF NitIGADI, PRFFECT OF TAM DI, F•RTNINT Or wasimmg, TO Tin GaAND JUDGa. Vanes, Map . " Citizen Grand Judgo—An Engel corvette was ta►en a few days ago. by our gun-boata, at the entrance slag Mecham g end !tavitig yeaerday learned that the came and crow of this yea bad reached Vannes, on their way to Spina, I bad an Interview with the Captain, with the Intention of obtairdng by artifice tome admit ion or amounts relative to the traitors who might be aiding hint on the cosit.or of the accomplices In the eon/piracy who might have teamed themhlves aboard his read. to dope. sal forpeded, to England. " I Coon difenvcred tide Captain to bit a porton of lone import• ants. he it a Mr. Wright, w►olanded /Mom" Piety:gra. and their actompikes, an the mall at Dieppe. !knew bins well In Egypt, *hare he was the Lieutenant el tydney darkly and charged by that Commodore with all his oggseiations with the French army. I thseght be might map rams add difemeties. or at legit might -silt WOW; by timmistg that it was by order of his Govern ment Gm he difemberholl en our emit the bend of atallioe. end ems falai a new sod authentic proof of the participados Isf Os SAM diset MGM strocky. I Save, therefore, feet him NS" litill*pics. end ceder the efeert of tie fen-trarmerie, was named yes, bowestir. to pay hits the refpeft due to a pd bur of war. Mr. Wright is the fame porton who Come years Gore efcapcd trots the Temple with Sir Sydney South; h homy aimed and sseiniem a credal enemy of the french. voliMamelb to (Mier himig &Wed to play a nesflarsable pmt. end is Valente to tine that his litnetion foams hIM from &sem But diary GS ifhi is plated ist tfMalinnstive of throwing the biases of fill 1111011 *es his Governmest: er of pang for ers odesible foAlsbis opt*. I dbeenlie preperna Asti my spiniis en Wittily& , " Fro MI in elf Glistening till Diligence from Realm and will arrive at Pads alma as fess at nay letter ; be is accompanied by a very yews. sem mal his dresellie, whom I did not Wok gasper to Mr. a Alden* I wiled smonseal from him the motive of the ex: eirommr seise doped swab Yea.* was me to be doped ; me I bins aloe mildly's. Arm mrpmeverfation with Wm, that he hadGmlisi hi pat, and i • tieteroimal to emote flue,., the rind* tin he owls may to rendes; m account of his military 11111100.1 se he an Government. Nevertheicfs,whatever mot. Ada yea may ea* refroGing him, I thought.* an events, it would. be of importance to fend yen a man who has said fo coolpiemelly In the frightful coo:piracy which has (truck all France with claim, and which Paovinance, always propitious. keine to have thrown (sea new sample of its beseech:nee towards Beasparte) on the malt of Idarithen, where his victimised rip was deitionl to be aim by Ikepie goo-boats, and Wadi to be difewraed antidft a crowd of prig:eters, aesoegft whom, in any other post than here/. be might have rentabsed undifeoverni. hone. Clasen ftrinliter, you win approve of the meaforee I have taco. I have the honour to falute you. (Signed) • tottiese." ''Bat anicitaa. Limon, co:auANOfU or TNII FRENCI EDICT IN INDIA, TI) THU MINISTER OP MA RINI, &C. DAVID ON 'BOARD Till MARENCO, IN THU ROAD OF lINCOOLIN, DICIMBER 3, 1803. " Mitts Minifter--1 hare the honour to inform you of my de part/or from the Inc of Reunion. I have taken under the Hoe as Eng& setreliantinan of igen toes, from ilmgal, bound to Ct.lna, carrying s 6 gush and valued at many million'. My million was to make= attack epee the iSand at Sumatra. Before I entered the Straits of Sends, I was defirous to afcertain if they had any earls in the ►aad of Betwoolen ; and yelterday I difeovered Se„ but the night forced me to anchor at a diftance. In the morning the erffels teeing me at anchor, ran for falety to Sellabar, to the feuthseard of Bencoolea. I batted Evens colours, on which an Englills lilac was fent off to demand of me the names of my divi- Son, and to what fleet it belonged. I employed this pilot to anchor before liencoolen, out of the fire of the cannon of Fort Marlbo rough. " I Cent at the fame time la Fcmillante, Captain Motard, and le Darceau, Captain H.OLtn, to Setlah..r, to deltroy fuck Englith ref tels at they might find there ; and nutwithalinlit.g the fire of a little fort, which difcharged fer,.ral that without thee two veffela fulfilled their triiffion.—iiz 'trek were hurt by ;h. 1 ngum them (elves, and two were. burnt by a...together with three large maga zines of the tunTeity, fill:d with pepper, rice, and opium. "Ibe Cop Eliza Ann, from Matbse, is taken, as well as two brigs— The lots of the Englilh may be eltimated at to or t a ma! iions .f [rams. I could bare deftroyed the tuts. of Beneoalen, but we are not at war with the native , . and I did not with to imitate the eon. duet of our enemies, by endicas..urirg to individuals with• out enabled. " The verde lon by the Englith were echly beaded, and bad Caine from Bengal. A Lieuteo.iit and a dranerterr Were killed by a cannon Ibot and two n-.en were vreunded. At SeLatear we re (Peeled Fri ,, alr Prof< *TY, (cued the magazines of the Company; this comlod procured as tbe confidence of the Is.habl tans. I have no lick ; the emwe are In reed h and leaner,' tinging my cruise. and refped. (Signed) o AY 22. The Momileur of this Jay contains an imperial Derier, for regulating the mode of the prefeotation, for public acceptation, of the propolitions contained in the 14* articles of the Jersatur Cortiiittam It like wife contains an abilralt of a publication by Arthur O'Connor, upon the aftual S:ate of Great Britain. This reprrt, which occupies rise columns of the Mc miltor, is intended to fhew, that the loaded priiiite rity of Britain is merely an and that in at tempting to maintain an ineulent dominion over other Oates, it Inks its oan liberty, and accelerates it► own fill. ',receive the title of their serene Highnefffis, and they, as 'Aril .1b the Prince., are to be addreffed, Mom fe 4a...)..'' Me l ligh Officers of the Empire arc to wear the fame titels as that of the Confuls ; but they are to appear in a particular eoflawie upon great (=Arms. The Secretary of State has the rank of a Minifter ; and all the Minifters will have the title of Their Excellencies." The Funtiouaries of . the Depart ments, and all thole who prefent petitions, are to ad drcfs them by the tide of Malfeigneser. The Prefislent of the Senate will receive the title of 0 His Excel lency." The Marffials of the Empire are to be cal led w Maeltrar D IWirehal t" and when fpoken to or addrelled in writing, they are to have the tide of " Morlieilogur . " AU the public buildings, and a number of private houfes were illuminated on the 19th ult. in honour of the acceptance of the Imperial Dignity by Boa a- AAAAA • Nearly all the Ines ordnance at Hameln and Fort George has been fent from thence by the French on the Wefer to Nieuburgh. Vall numbers of Swifs are emigrating to the Cri mea; the Ruffian General, Orr°, foperintends their embarkation on the Danube. Accounts from Cairo Rate, that the Parra is ex tremely difcontented at the alcendancy which Jltc Englifh have gained in Egypt, while it is tiaLltrf alarmed at the pretended projeas of France refpedt ing the Mores. The Engin Conful at Cairo. WWII Mt: MO, has changed his tide, and taken that iff Charge d'Affaires for the Beys. The merchants of Alexandria had become apptehenfive lea the Englifh mould fend a garrifon into that place. The property of ELF, Bev is Rated to have fallen into the hands of his enemies, and his whole family to have been ruin ed, in confequence of his alliance with England. The King of Swunre purpofes to prolong his vilit at Carlfruhe till the middle Of June. NAMBURGH. • ;ROW TIM f/NBUROI CORRESPONDVIVOI OP NAT 32. This day the Ruffian Note communicated to the Diet.on the 7th inflant, was taken into confideradon. The Delegate for Bohemia and the Archduchy -of Auftria bad declared verbally, that his lievaataa MAJISTY had conceived he might expea that the French Government world itfellisave notified to him the faits and reafons which had induced. Pod as it is fuppofed, might jullify the foam a poetess es the German territory in Marsh hdl. His lgoleaT 'therefore thought that there could hews • to an application to the French Go • part of the Estesami and the Easike, fir a flineti tin and fatisfaffory explanation. ! - The further confideration if the folio& was then deferred for fix weeks from the 7th tuft: and the opening of the Preeesel fixed for the 18th of June. To-day the foilowing Note was given in by Knor &tar, the Swedilk Envoy Extraordinary r His Majefly the King of Swine, having been informed of the contents of the Note given in to the Diet on the 7th inftant, by order of his Majefty the Emperor of all the RossiAS, conceives it to be Maws bent upon him to declare, that when there is queftion of the guarantee of the Germanic conftitution, he, as King of Sweden, may confider himfelf bne of the rttoft ancient of its guarantees of the peace of Weft ph Alia ; hie Majefty, however, does not conceive it ne celfary to declare his fentiments on the prefent quef tion as guarantee of the Conflititution, (ince he is convinced that the head of the Empire can explain them to the Diet. The fentirrients of the King on the affairs of Germany are befides too well known. and have been too often declared, to need to be re peated on this occafion." Bases OF TOt DiTAIOIa.—A French army, it is laid, will loon be affembled on the Upper Rhine, the re giments to compofe which are eapeaed from the in ' terior of France. LONDON. Nernstnw, Ftnpernr of the French, decrees the foi• lowing Generals to he Nlarlh•l. i•filie Empire ; Sas I Kir •, Mv•a ~ Mo‘car, levaoma, 1•10,1•I1w 1 Aim. "AU, 1,0%.00nt TB, Soul 7, 8a11... 1.111%P &1. Nruaiii a, Nar, . .. Insuu.;, an.: 1 stir a• The ti , le of MarlirAis of the Empire to be given to the foilowir , g See itor‘;— Krt .,,,,... PrPIC , 4OX, Sr Rtvlrll. D..ne at Sr. Cl.rod, (!•;;,ne..l) NAPOLbOu 1y rho Emperor, H. M4RIP r, Secretary of :ante Tie French l'etsteet and ilk , . at t to be A • dolled by the tl•eil the S,iters of tl.• Ln 1 rror 7,e t o.r I nay. Tbs Gtsst. ut the L. ; anc MONDAY. JUNE* Nis MAJZtrel alit the public Ofikes. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Red- Seat I Lon si Ann. :6 5-04 5-16 3 per C. Con(. Slut India Stock sro 4 per Cent. 7lli Ezebeq. BM, ae. 3a. &L. 5 per Cent. Navr Slot 1 Omolum 3/ prem. 5 per Cent. 1;97 9341 I Conf. for ace. 36} MALIN, MAT 30....34 pet Cent. 66'. Caen of Eachassge--Thabl.n on London mi. A mail has arrived from Lifbon. By the fame packet arrived a Meffenger with difpatches from Ma drid. and another Gentleman with difpatches from the Eaa Indies. The latter came overland to Egypt, whence he went to join LorJ Nation's fleet, and than prxeeded to Gibraltar. The contents of his difpatches have not tranfpired, but it is whifpered that the news is not of the molt favourable kind. Leiters fiom Cibraltar of the 17th ult. Rate, that thr Acim COURT had arrived there to take in her lower deck guns, in order to ctuize of Cadiz. Letters have alto been received from Lord Nat.- •uH's fleet—all well. The Moe:ill's of the aid ult. hasbeen received, but thole of the two preceding days arc Rill wanting, which cont.tined the Senatvr Coafidtalts fo that we mull Rill ciercifc a little patience. The one received con. tai:,s a letter from Liao's, defcribing the operations of his fqu tdron at Bencoolen. The fall we were pre viouily apprized of, and certainly it is a fubjeit of deep regret that I,lNous' fq,eadron has been able to do s fu much inifchief, which he Rill threatens to extend. The cant in !Jams' letter about the humanity thewn ti the il.habitants of 13enco-. , len is really quite ridi. col-us, and can never excite any other fenfatio ,, a apssis has created fevers,' Generals Mal (hal' of 1- rance. They ate 41111r.ii all his creatioes. Few l'ame dib 'or none are of Moataa ' s ' atmy. Wlacte are Ls- COWL, MACDONALD, &... The Ha t iiburgh papers, announced in the go eAtcl pert of our impreMon on Saturday. came by a inf. rate channel, and not by the mail, as we inadver. tently Rated. We have again, for the information of all our Readers, inferred in the preceding colutni,,, the extra.% then given, which are of confidetahl e importance. The Mantras /ince iirived;and brought t~eitherj which we fubjoin. The fpirited condudt of the Ete re Kos. of R e teems to have had confiderable cited on the Cc+ ;11;th Powers. The Imperial Delegate at the Diet of R . tifbon, ailing as the Repreentative of Bohemia and Aullria, has made tire of language which fufficiently proves that the recent conduit of the French Gc• vernment has created very cocaderable difatisfaftion. The opinions exprefed by the Reprefentatives of fon.- other States are of the fame complexion, and they. _ plainly enough that they would be ready to coope rate if a union of the Powers of Europe could be et- fated apinft the fpirit of )awlefs ambition and ag• gtandizement by which the Enema of the FRENCti is aduated. The fortheMmatidevation of the fubjea has been ponpoied in the Diet for ;i weeks. r fir Ll 4 delay may be confidered at tbe,Coartietlat- Cloud. as a fymprom of laolillityy remains rat to be aker tained ; but it is pielichatAwkie"lo6l4 . toot recom► mend any other IMO of wendsk wales that power meant at once to bidet die Pieta tn . :notch to Vienna before even thewnisiefar.defriee were provided.— AVi learn by letteriviceivid by the Mail. a &cum !lance Which at aberrant memotne,la of fome portance-7tbe for of GCLINIKV has ordered from yo to So,oocemMt to form at Pelt, in Hungary, a coat fer anrcifil • A private lettes4eut *Pails doted-the. 16th of May, infested in a Continental journal, , mentions another foe worthy wf particular notionainedy, that *Veer Pre i* 1 400ifaust rsidad is , tark Ind tea* rind Am *opal: No 'realm houlaiesiitet this mature, bu 4, 'Vide who mac& hunt-oloollioiddi fabials were treated, who happeturd to he Wrenn when hottilities were re ; lowed, will be at pop tors to ago one - Letters thence Cduilaatinopie - Sate, that a `felt AMOS hildtriblikraddeammiesitt between the rata lad Items but rammble so im fer, from prefent appearances, that bathe west of a war between the latter power and France, the Porte will ail along with it. So far is the King of Preffia from heing — difio — fea to give up Entbden to France, or to affifi that power in preventing the tranfit of Englifh goods, that he teems determined to engrofs for his fubjeas as much A of that trade as he can.—A private letter from Steb 1 tin (aye, s' I have the pleafute of informing yon, that the ?ruffian Government lies lowered the tranfit duty on all Englilh goods from :I Rift4pUirs or 135 grollien per cwt. to a stollens per cwt. which I have no doubt will be the means of large quantities of goods being flipped from your place to ours." CONSTANTINOPLE, Ma 11..... The Posve has re. folved to mite a confiderable number of troops, and to fit out the greater part of its navy, in order to co. vsr the coatis. The bell harmony prevails with Raffia ; and the Ruffian Ambaffador, Count Iraetv. say, has frequent conferences with our Minillry.— The troops Gf defence now in the lonian Republic will be confiderably augmented. WITZLAR, MAT 19.—The Hanoverian Deputies Beestse and Baron Von Georg, arrived here yeller.; day, and continued their journey back to Hanover. They carry with them from Paris a promife that the number of the troops will be leffened. RATISSON. MAT ll—Count Von Goitre, the Electoral Minifter of Brandenburg and Baden, &c. has made here the following verbal declaration :•••• " The Electoral Envoy has not failed to tranfinit, without delay, to the Electoral Court of Baden and the tea of his eonaituents, the note of his Majefly the Emperor of Riga. As yet he has received, nor in deed could he receive, any commands on the fubjeft. He thinks himfelf, however, authorized to declare, that his Majefly the King, and the Ten of the Courts which he reprefents, have the well founded hope, that the PIKS? CONSUL will. of himfelf, be inclined to give a conciliating and fati,fattory ezplanation, agreeably to the defire of the Bohemian and Außrian Miniaer, refpelting the event which has excited ft,. licitude, and conformable to the espeilativa of his Majefly the Emperor of Raffia. MAT 16.—Yenerday, the Archduke C rode out for the fira time fence his illnefu As his Royal Highnefs, however, required to be rev lieved from the fatigue of bufinefs, the Archduke joins viU in future ditchers, a part of his funatons tor lime time. A large ezercife camp, to eonlift of from (evenly to eighty thoufand men, will be affem• bled at Pall. General Count von Katie Ire, com mandant of ernes°, has arrived lure on leave, and will loon repair to his command in Weflphslia. The late Mining.? of Finance, Count Von CHOTIIho is es' peeled here from Prague. The meritorious Baron \'on Vice, Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, whore body Tome 'ine ago wis found in the Danube, did not dehroy himfelf, as was a: fira laniieved I hut was robbed of a large fu:.. of money, then murdered and thrown into the Danube by an abandoned wretch, v-ho was wic,,,e,ed his offt•ing I , r fale a hirer me !lure. The fllUitiClrf, sclin I' is already been gag;ty of olter atrocities, i• now in phlox. an Ma pia ea+ ~a rc a