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imense ince General • • I ,41pgm Archduke Johns say, n o nly thatc ontempth temanoeuvres and and it would be difficult to describe the joy of people of the Piave, the Tagliamento, and of Prim], when they saw the army of the enemy flyi in disorder, and the army,of the Sovereign and country returning in triumph. 6‘ All the details which reach us of the Austri army shew, that on the 21st and 22d its loss was en' mous. The choice troops of the army have perish ( The d folk General Danube saved the Austrian army. 44 The Tyrol and the Voralberg are complete • subjected. Carniola, Styria, Carinthia, the territo of Saltaburg, Upper and Lower Austria, are pacitil and disarmed. " Trieste, that city where the French and Italia , suffered so many insults, has been occupied. One ci camstance in the capture of Trieste, has been mo :.greeable to the Emperor—the delivery of the Rt ..ian squadron. It had received orders to fit out f Ancona, but, detained by contrary winds, it remains in the power of the Austrians. " The junction of the army of Dalmatia will soy take place. The Juke of Ragusa began his marl as soon as he heard that the army of Italy was on tl Isonzo. It is hoped that it will arrive at Layba( before the .sth of June. " The robber Schill, who assumed, and with re son, the title of .General in the service of Englan after having prostituted the name of the King of Pro sia, as the satellites of Englatidgestitute that of Fe di nand at Seville, has been pu a and chased in an island of the Elbe. " The King of Westphalia, independently 15,000 men of his own troops, had a Dutch divisic and a French division ; and the Duke of Valmy already united at Hanati two divisionsuf the Corps , Observation, commanded by Generals Rivaud ar Despeaux, and composed of the brigades Lamet Clemcnt, Taupin, and Vaufieland. ." The pacification. of Suabia sets free the Cory of observation of .General Beaumont, 'which is cc Jetted at Augsburgh, and where arc more than S( dragoons. 44 The rage of the Princes of the House of Lorraii against Vienna may be painted with one stroke. Tl capital is fed by 40 mills, raised on the left bank the river. They have removed and destroyed them FOURTEENTH BULLETIN. Ebersdorf, June 5. 44 The bridges upon the Danube are complete re-established : to these have been added a flyii bridge; and all the necessary materials are preparii for another bridge of floats. Seven machines a cniployed to drive' in the piles, but the Danube beii in many places 24 and 28 feet in depth, much tit Ls spent in order to fix the anchors, w hen the rr chines are displaced. However, our works are a vancing, and will be finished in a short time. " The General of Brigade of Engineers Lazows is employed on the left bank upon a tits de front 1600 toises in extent, and which will be surround by a trench full of running water. " The 44th crew of the flotilla of Boulogne, cc. 1 \ mandril by the Captain de. Vaisseau Baste, is rived. A great number-of boats, cruizing in the rid about the Islands, protect the bridge and render gri service. "-The battalion of marine workmen labour in i construction of little armed vessels, which wall id completely to command the river. 44 AAfter the defeat of the corps of General .Yel chick, M. Matthieu, Captain-Adjutant of the Et of the Army of Italy, was sent with an orderly di goon upon the road to Baltzburgh, who having sr cessively met with a column of 650 troops of the lb and a column i f 2000 militia, both of whom we cut off, and had lost their way ; they, on being sus mooed to surrender, laid down their arms. " The General of Division Lauriston is arrived Olcienburgh, the first country town of Hungary, wi a strong advanced guard. There appears to be son itrnsent in Hungary, where men's minds are divide the greater part of them not seeming favourable " The General of Division Lasalle has his hea : j uart;:rs opposite to Besbourg, and pushes his posts ‘i 2.l.thibourg and Rhaab. " Three divisions of the army of Italy are arrive ~t Neustadt. The Viceroy has been for the last tss ,says at the head-quarters of the Emperor. General Macdonald, who commands one of a cariss s of the army of Italy, has entered Gratz. The; saute been found in this capital of Styria immen I:ll.i,azines of provisions, cloathing, and equipmen or every kind. " -The Duke of Dantzic is at Lintz. The Prim Porte Corvo is marching to Vienna. The Generi Division Vandamme, with the tr t e n iw W . lk urgers , cived at St. Pollen, Mautern, and C reme. Tranquillity reigns in the Tyrol : cut off ti.overnents of the Duke of Dantzie and of d ;soy of Italy, all the Austrians who had be( colOged in that point have been destroyed ; some Cie .13ulte of Dantzie, others, such 1 II 3ellorThich, by the army of Ita ly,as the co r p s Those who we Bsiabia had no other resource than to endeavo I i t t • opus Gennumy as partizans, directingoiheir mar by the Upper Palatinate. They formed .a I..usu of infantry and _cavalry, which, after escapi Irwin Lilidalia %%4 Wet hr Colonel Ras' et, of Ge l • _ . • , by the leen by of were 'our trch LO. Iptng Gem. ral Beaumont's corps of observation. It was cut off at Neumarck ; and the whole column, officers and soldiers, laid down their arms. " Vienna is tranquil ; bread and wine are in abort dance ; but meat, which this capital used to draw from the interior of Hungary, begins to be scarce.— Contrary to all reasons of policy and motives of hu manity, the enemy do all in their power to starve their tennw-citizens and this city, although it contains their wives and children. How different is this from the conduct of our Henry IV. who supplied a city then hostile to, and besieged by him, with proviiions ! " The Duke of Montebello died yesterday, at five in the morning. Shortly before, the Emperor passed an hour with him. His Majesty sent his Aide-de- Camp, Rapp, far Dr. Franc, one of the most cele brated physicians in Europe. His wounds were in good condition, but a dangerous fever had made, in the course of a few hours, the most fatal progress. 44 All the assistance of art was useless. His Ma jesty has ordered that the body of the Duke of Mon tebello should be embalmed, and conveyed to France, there to receive the honours that are due to his ele vated rank and eminent services. Thus died one of the most distinguished soldiers that France ever pro duced. In the many battles in which he was engaged, he had received thirteen wounds. The Emperor was deeply afflicted by this loss, which will be felt by all France." I.INTZ, MAT 29. The cannon v.'as fired at nine O'clock this morning, to ceiehr.tte the, itinction of the army Of Way with that of Germany. The order of the day aims, that the former amounts to 60,000 men. PRAGUF., MAY 29. The following has been published here : • Letter from his Majesty the EMPSRfiIt and Kiwo, to tie Arch- du►e CMA RLt k, ralivEno. " Dear Brother Charles!-1 did, it is true, yesterday, expeets to you in person, my warms• thanks fur the glorious victory you ban• gained; but this is not sufficient fur my heart. I say it time, and I shall repeat it Oa every occasion ; because I, whom Davin' 1' s o /IDZMos made the Sovereign of a great Monarchy, am 'Mr ly unable to reward you, my doar Brother, your. Companions in Arms, end my brave Army, according to your dissent! " It was reserved for you, the brother of my heart, the prime supporter of my throne, to interrupt (for the first time these 13 gears) the good fortune of the adversary —you are the eaviourof the Country, which, as well u the Monarch, will eternally thank and bless you) ' " With deep sensibility, I yesterday observed the elevated courage and enthusiaun of the troops; and their manly tesolu tims, to assure, by victory, the independence of the Monarchy— It was the sweetest magneet of my life !--a rare and heart•enliv: ening spectacle, and one which can never be eradicated from my -nind!—l beg of you, dear Timber, tok declare this to soy brave Army, and to do every t.dng to preserve this rare spirit among them." OVERAI, ORDERS OF THE 24TH. OF MAY. The days of the 21st and 22d of May will be eternally memora ble in the history of the world. The army has given proofs of patriotism, heroism, and contempt of danger which posterity wi ll admire, and our descendants hold up as specimens of rare and great actions. it furnished the enemy, who had lately boasted of its anribilation, with bloody proofs of its existence. It Las sur passed my great expectations, and I feel proud to be its leader.— You are in the field of battle the first soldiers of the world ; be so also in the spirit of discipline, in the love of order, and in re spect to the property cf the citizen ; then would you be not only the first, but the only army, and your grateful country will bless sour deeds. Our beloved Monarch has confidence in you, and thanks you with paternal emotions for the security of his throne, and the welfare of your families. " 1 expect immediately from the Commanders of the different Coil's the most eircumatantiAl religion of what took place with their respective divisions. The country and the Sovereign wish Lobe acquainted Vich the supporters of their independence, glory' and greatness; their names shall shine in the annals of Austria. ; 'till then I can only name and reward those wl. , ise distinguishcd merit is either recogniv:d by the whol army, or vi how accident brought nearet to arty perst.i.al obvrvation. " Prince John of Lichtenstein, General of Cavalry, has ion mortalised his name. '1 his feeling, and my ardent attachment to his person, are pledges (.! the gratitude of our Monarch. I can reward Lira only by the public expression of my esteem. • " In the name of his 'Majesty, I tiorninate a, Commanders of the 01 tisr of 'Theresa, Ezrun Wknisfen, Col. britolla, &c. (16.14.11) " The Arehdol.t: Cita R LEO, Genera:63lM. * FRANKFURT, JUNE I: The entrance of the Duke of Brunswick into Sas: coy, has induced his Majesty to . quit Leipsic and to move to Eiienac,h. The French army that is assem bling at Erfurt, will be commanded by the King of Westphalia. S 1 RALSUND, JUNE a. On the 256 td.t.-.Schiltentered this place, making an altogether unexpected attack ; ;ad on the 31st, the united Dutch and Danish troops advanced to deliver the city. Schill wing that no resource was left for him, resolved to defend himielf stoutly, and commit Stralsund into a second Saragossa. The town was ;defended by 27 pieces of cannon. .Bat the Danes and Dutch entered the place by assault', and the battle was fought in the streets. la.every street were dead bodies. Schill in despair, sent to the Town-hall. and demanded ..ulphur and pitch to set the plate on 6re. This was refused him. A muslcot,.hall killed hitA ju the Fahrstrasse, and his body wavcarried to—die Town hall, Those of his troops whicbdwere able, made their escape. Many prisoners were taken, 500 Were, killed. The Dutch lament the loss of their Gener4, Carteret, and two Colonels, and rove other, officers.. - Yesterday evening the body, of BObill was buried • privately. A monument is to be.erected before &ral. sund, in memory of this °ricer. • Jutist $,.--.According to the latest intelligence from Poland, all the Authorities belonging to Om Grand Duchy have returned to Warsaw. The Archduke Ferdinand + on the receipt of dispatches from hit bro. tbor the Archduke Charles, proceeded to Cracow, and-from thence wok tale road, to..A.nttrian Silest in order to join his brother in Moroi*. Itt.Gallicia-tho A7t.hduke Ferdinand his left 10,000 to defend that 'provinee against the -p4e.5 . ,, . Who are however more "met'lus. chit* thetrtfuertiy, and, in - Conjunction with tht.Rbs4ans, will soots threaten Hungary, 7 t The'.tinke of •ItitguSa "(Mormons) is said to hate . ; 441 0€41 - tq ( .4;14444 cayirar of Crtiatia.• . NIS/11, MAY te. In order to facilitase onr comMuniestiont, the 'lntly quitted Thorn on the 12th of this month, in order to proceed to Pulshek. It is believed that our armY) ♦ictorious on the left of the Vistula, is already on the banks of the San, a river which fall into the Vis tula on the right below Sandomir. Some letters from head-quarters affirm, that the Archduke Ferdinand has collected his forces on the side of Sandornir, to cover the bridges, whence we have to infer, that it is absolutely false that this Prince can be in the environs of Sochazew, in the waiwoad of Raiva, in Great Poland, at the North-east of Warsaw. General Dombrowski has announced, under the date of the 15th of this month, that our militia, sup ported by the infantry, repelled on the 11th a strong hostile division, and took a number of pr;soners.— Among the wounded are the commandant of the troop, Major Gullembourg. The enemy has quitted the department of Posen. PARTS, JUNE 4. Reports have been in circulation for some days, of a conspiracy again►t the King of Prussia, which was happily frustrated. It is said, that it was the inten tion of the conspirators to declare this sovereign inca pable of reigning. It is confidently asserted, that several inhabitants of the Mark and Silesia have been engaged in this plot. It is certain that a great many persons have been arrested in both these provinces, particularly in Silesia. RNS s.—The Commandant of Vienna caused a Proclamation to be posted en the :131 ult. «•herein he complained that several prisoners of war hare been carried off, and hid in.' the city. He had ordered that every inhabitant, in whose house one of such prisoners of war may be found hid, shall be taken before a Military Commissioner, and punished ac• cording to the rigour of the laws. • .• • • Letters from Augsburg, dated 'the 28th May, an- Pounce that the Tyrolese Insurgents, who occupy Fort Schaernita, have hitherto refused to surrender. Colonel d'Arco, who addressed a Proclamation to them on the 19. h ult. has been ordered to reduce the fort, as well as the neighbouring district, whose in habitants are still in arms. !orn ; of the the ying the Arian !nor- 'shed. tyres of letely , ory tied cans cir lost Rus. for med soon itch the iybach .ea- Ind, Pots- Fer into lion has ,orpa of , and meth, Corps col. 8000 nT4itte The it of 'tely ling ;ring arc being :ime ma ad- 'wski, ?nt of Ided !cm- river :reat the serve fella. ' , tail dn. sac. Line, were IWI2- :d at with some ided, le to Lead s to ived :wo the sere cents BAYONNE, JUNE 1. According to private intelligence received from Madrid, the Dukeof Belluna has again attacked Ge . neral Coate, route/ him on every point, forced him to abandon Zafra, and pursued him to Lerena, which our troops occupy.. This latter town. is 20 leagues distance from Seville. We'hope, in consequence of this affair, to be sacra masters ot that place. MADICM, MAY U. The regiment of delgomis•of 'Grenada, which ven tured out of Sierra Morena, to procure provisions, was attacked by the Poles belorsging.to the corps com manded by. General Sebastiarti, .and almost entirely destroyed. MAT 26.—His Majesty returned yesterday from , Toledo. He short absence was deeply regretted by a people accustomed to enjoy the august presence of their sovereign. In consequence of the measures I, dopted by his Majesty, to disperse the meetings in Asturias, the Marshal Duke of Elchingen entered Oviedo on the 19th instant, and continues to pursue the enimy to Gijon; in the hope of laying hold of Romana and Santa Cruz, who, abandoned by the people, took re. fuge in that port, for the purpose of embarking. By this expedition, all the north of Spain is entirely trail q E 'WEN N(; sTA it. LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE 16. PF ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON/ O'CLOISK t Coos*la, fir My, 64i—Reduoed 674 88 —Otani= 4 4 pro. asc>►eq.er Bilk 6.. to Its. prem. Hantburgh papers to the 6th, French to the 9th, and Dutch to the 12th inst. have arrived. The Paris papers have brottsht the 13th and 14th Bulletins of the French army, dated from Ebersdurf the 28th ult. and Ist inst. The arrival of the Army of Italy at Bruck is an nounced in the 13th Bulletin. If we May credit the statement of the enemy, the Archduke Jon evacu ited.Gratz on the 27th n!t. taking along with him about 3%000 men, being all that remained of the fine army with whist be entered Italy ; the Tyrol. and the Yoralhem Are completely subjected. Carniola, Styria, Carinthia, the territory of Saltzburg, Upper and Lower Austria, are pacified and disarmed ; Trieste has been occupied, and the Russian squadron delivered ; and the junction of the army of Dalmatia will soon take place. But the Bulletins announce a fact which deserves particular notice. The French had been endeavour. ing to re-establish their bridges across the Danube, but another flood, aided, however, by the weight of , some of the floating mills, of which there are a great number on that river, again swept them away on the night of the 26th ultimo ! From this admission ofthe enemy it is plain, in spite of the effort of the Imperial Editor to varnish over his chagrin, that die Areh duke CUARLE3 is extrtr. nely active and ma ‘cessful counteracting his movements—so much so that the atrtube is accused of being a confederate . with the Archduke, and General Peeedle bat - the 'whole praise of having saved the Austrian anm, On the wholeitiAPousott seems to: have but little' fresh ;matter for exultation j for the Austrians can be no way injure.' br learning that two of his chasseurs who mistook each other for enemieb were so overjoyed oa being undeceived, that they could not refrain from embracing each cther ! I Marshal LAsKts (Duke of Montebello; .9filatiit a leg is the 'battle of the 21st, died on the Slst ult. Yesterday Lord GiANVUJAI IXVISON ceoliitts 41d a very long cunference with Mr. CANNma.at- the Fo reign Office. This circumstance ias given rise to st conjecture, that his Lordship is again aunt to be em ployed on a diplomatic mi5m0n... 1 04 0 4,..:. t ai . •5. , 4‘,•NriV • 1414 -.• - • 1 -4- ;.s • 31.1 PAL INTELLIGENCE. TALMOU FH, JUNE IS. Arrival the Lady Pelbw packet, from the Lewesd Islands, in twenty-six days. PLYMOUTH DOCK, JUNE 14. Arrived the Resolution hired cutter front of L'Orient; briny no news. This morning the Hero, Illustrious, and Gibraltar ap. Feared in the Offing, but the signal was made to them not to attchor ; snd two Captains were sent out in the Wessel echo .r to supersede Captains Ball and Broughton, of the Gibraltar and Illustrious, whose presence is required on the Court Martial et Lnrd Gambier. The squad:on then sailed on a cruise of Cher. bourg. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 15 Arrlyrd from the Downs, Puckers, la La PD. for the West la dies; Alfred, lit , It DIA, for Cadiz ; and Orion, —_—, tor Cibral tar.—Sailed his Majesty'. ships Ocean, for Plymouth ; Rosamond, and Sparrowhawk, on a cruize.—Wind N.W. DEAL, JUNE IS. Came down from the River, Rose in June, MAT, for Mop. dore ; and the Thomas, Toon, for the Mediterranean. 'YARMOUTH, JUNE 14. Yesterday, P. M. about 70 sail of Merchantmen, under cony.' or a sloop and Brig, passed this port fir Gottenhergh, with a rig wand South Wept. sailed the Rolla, with prwiners for the Nore, and the Calirme on a eruize. Admiral Lord Gat Dlltt i , artive4 at his lodging, and will hoist his flag on the arrival of his ship lft these Roads. . TP,Oti I.I,OYD'S r.tsr.oN. CRAVZSIND. Joss IS.--Arrived the ITnior, Dar; and nx. fey, Blyth, from 1 •sbon: simpson, Pocock, from Martinique: Heywood; Mlintostt ; and Mills Smith, from Jamaica : Loa. &on Packet, Forbes; rconomy, Anra Bella , Fowler ; Sarah, Croker ; and Minty's; Perouk, from Cadiz: F r i en d t hi p, Cook; a . d Reatsan, l'atrass, from Madeira: Diana, Mitchell; and l'owbatun,DaviAtoo from Teneriffe : Emmeline, Murdock; and Norfolk, Seyward, from New York : Barbara, Ireton, frn nt Malta: and the Arundel, rea, fi - orn Trinidad.—Sail-c! the Mee. vinia, Evans, for Malta: Rhine, Taylor, for Barhadoes: Mary, Deario, }or Cadiz: and Hope,Mords, for Gibraltar. • Orderellaie•been issued by the Lords a the Ad. niitalty immediatit recal of the Lieutenant-of the frigate who impressed the American seamen -at Cadiz. American rnPers to the 20th ult. arrived Tester. day. The following are their principal 'contents " Nair You., lid/it 19_—Captain of the ship Clara, se. eved yesterekr in this port from New Orleans ;. he states, that oo "i'msday last he spoke the schooner Mohawk, from Norlolk for Rhode island, the Captain of which informed him, that a French vessel had arrived at Norfolk from France, in a s'ort passage, with the intelligence that she Emperor ha! rercimid JI: Air eitaxiega &gra, against orektrah. This Is news Indeed, if true." This day the New Lottery was offered for as ur.d.z Swim. . • . . IEI6 $ 10 Bias . 14 I 4 HENscar . • . . . IS rr 6 Su . . . . IS IS 4-OFX 35 14 0 Mr. SWIFT was therefore declared the Contractor. On Friday, t s te 2J in•tant, P. Gatartrus, B. REn- FORD, J. TAYLOR, and A. M'NaLte, Esqrs. under went the nececsary examinations at Surgeons' Hall, and were elected Members of the Royal College of Surgeons. • Yest.Tday, in the Conn of Ring's Bench, Lord Et tstractocoo pronounced judgment upon two persons of die name of llrty and Shalle, the Keepers of the Watch-House, near the West-India Docks, for taking into custody two Revenu - ? Officers, while in the exe cution of their duty, and detaining them all night in the dungeon of the Watch-house. The Defendants were sentenced to two weeks imprisonment. Richard Orr was alio sentenced to six months iM prisonment in thz House of Correction, for obstructing Sao Officer when apprehending him on a writ at the suit of the Crown, for penalties under the Excise Laws. John Crundell, who was convicted at the last Hor sham Assizes for indecently bathing on the beach op posite the houses at Brighton, was brought up to re ceive judgment. The defendant was a Ltd about 17, and it appeared by the report that he and•several othei s had obstinately persisted in bathing' within view of F the houses. He now put in an affiaavif,"lii which he stated his contrition, and promised that he would never offend apin. Mr. GURNEY, fur the prosecution, pdt lu *anther affidavit, from one Thomas Gunn, which glad; that ;inc.. he had been convicted he had repeated 'the of f:nee, and had insisted on hii right to . bathe in the sea when and where he pleased. Mr. Justice GROSE observed, that if it had not been for this repetition of the offence, the Conft would have permitted him to go at large on hls own recog4t4ncc, but as he had shewn such an incorrigible disposi tion to repeat an indecent offence, they would ex pect sureties for his good behavioUr ; and he hoped that what pasied•'m Conti on thi Occasion - Wokft4 warn all those who committed like . offences, stud woad be an intimation to tbensthat public deconsty was not to be violated with impunity.. The father I*l tbe De fendant gave surety for his future good c.)l44dit 'And he was discharged. cola MA ILIEST, MARL-LAN;, Tourl3.--lhe Market tosday again has but an inconsiderable supply of Wheat, the samples principally of second and ordinary qualities : expccting arrivals of Mrhea: and Flour fi-otn America at this port has the cfVet of very few sales to be made M present—Barley dull sate at the Lite de clension in price—White Peas full as dear—Beans Naf bolt sorts likewise—Oats are in middling supply, and riles thereof fluetuatio4.—Flour at our last quotation. Gil:11.11AL CIII4IIIIIcY AS VIN:DIIL : Wt. It, M. 725. 115 s. Penis sOs. Fine ditto, S6s. 20s. 1 telt ditto 4Es. .54i. 011. • F.ye, 425. 465. Oats, 245. 28s. 325. Barley, Ws. 406.04. Poland ditto, 954. 38s 01. Malt RIK 75s Pout:rye ditto to Sys Gd. White Peai (boilers), 110110 Rape Seed, asi. to 521. Grey ditto, 48s. tn. • • Fine Five, 766. 73s.—Seconds ,655. 705. ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Dr. Letnpriere, of Abingdon; author cf the CIS Dktismary, of Universal Biography, &c. is elected Head Master of Exeter SchooL To any public smninary a man of his learning, talents and experience, mat be an important Acquisition. ' The Sena:us Ars:lemicits of the Univeriity ot"St. Atidrew's have ut:aohnously con erred the degree of Doctor of Divinity on the Krt. James M`Donald, minister of Rembilk. BIRTH. Wednesday, the Countass of Alb,:marle, of a goo. • LIED. . . On Sunday bat, June I nth, aged 82,' at his hour; Charlotte row, Bermondsey, Mr. John Dunkin, the senior partner in the house of Durilin, Son, and Francis of Dockhead. At Cove Fort, the 6th ult. the "unable svifit.uf Lieutenant-Co lonel Nedintin, of the ;4 Qarrisnis p. 44tiliou. whose exempl.ry life was Mu continued ICCOGI et piety and benevolence, and memory will be long tendered deur,. not only to a most affec tionately-attached hcsband, but to many relatives and numeioLA friends. tier r..,MAillf 'Were trims.raittn. an : nsokeDuniacel, mouth. • ,r- • LONDON : Printed and Published by IaRVEL KENT, of terbury l'iace, Lambeth, attite-attawahemet,' li.. t;Catair street, l'tslilishesl Om at We STAIL-011/ ICS . 3= Bat , ' • • - 4: ;101.1VAti.e S•sh . • • •,- • 0 •