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;Vistula, _ joined by Voltigeurs from Dinitzio, and by several battalions frotu the corps of Marshal Limnos in Prussia—this army is estimated at 40,000 mass, independent of toe Polish troop, attached to it. Ma article to The .1T salisialasa states, that dining tbe matith of July, 15,000 Frewth tromw pameB - through Thom for ppm ee Warsaw. Preach csnalry of Resene. which was Its ' *WWI at Zol4e, Ltinenborgh, and other teens in 1111110eaar, have been marched to Siles.ia or the Rhino, nal their place bus been supplied by Conscript-. Rwmata camps have been formed in the aeigli emurbowel of Memel, and at Witepsk, and a corps Meant man is stationed near Ilialsteck ; het a more comiderable force has been collected Mast haniminie s Podolsky, the amount of w Bich is vgnionoly sopersoutoil, maw accounts statill it so rill as $O,OOO enc., and otners at leas than half that number; the reeerve of the Cotta is at Mohilow. The iniportart Act Is however rata , bushed , that Russia is sinning used establishing Carps of Observation on her frontiers. The Austrian Cordon, which was some months Alice estedished us the frontiers, totmuls Saxon:, Bavaria, and Italy, under pretext of preventing smuggling, has recently been strengthened, par ticularly to Itattantia, when two sinu•low vamps Lava been rflrllef.ll—.olle of them between Trent - now, liotzlinichott, sod Konigin, consists of Omit 30.000 men—the other, in the neighbourhood of Pilsen, is snore numerous. Several encampments have likewise hien formed in Carinthia, Austria, and IMeracia.—A Corps of Observation has been nssembleil at Criiitolonrgli on the Suave ; its force is nut mentioned, but its olsjaifi is doubtless to watch the isaJtiona of the Fr troops in the Friith.— Cmint %Velma was recerwlP engaged in a mission to Styria, Canaan, &c., e,• expedite the levies in those province.. The states of Carnialalsave voted extrirbalinary supplies to the Emperor pad great nitinbers of in ' dividoials, including T.ir'Slrisinund I.nyasz, (Inver nor of Trii.ste, lower iilfered pee • ry contributive ; to iir.st iii the military preparatipps which had. been ileetwed netossary—in fact thb"tuost enthtt,i-J antic and loyal spirit pervades ever . .part of the' Austrian Mona , cliy—the people identify their in- His Msar...rv's schooner Subile, Lieut. -C. Bnoww, aurivetl . iat Plymouth on Thursday from the West Indies, bringing Mo. 11. F. SLattoust, Sir A. COtifilAUL'% Flag-Licutenant. s passenger, charged with intercepted dispatches to the Admi nalty...—Thesa dispatches were intended for the Colonies, on thescsignation of the Crown of Spain by the late King, and were forwarded from Bay onne by the French Emperor in person. who was upon the beach expediting the departnre of the vessel.—.ls they are said, to contain BONAPArales reglilatiOslS with respect to the ruture state of those Colonies, and the names of those persons snirp-sis-AientliTt6 tloi Wresti 'a France, they are supposed to be of importance. Originals, as well as those which are dupinlites, were forwarded by the sense vessel. The latter were left at City mine, and the %clod in pmeeeding with the funnier for Martinique, woo tuptuuld off, Bar bsdises by the Belem., Cutit. SAVNDE as. after haring thrown her dispatches overboard.—The dtipnrates were discswered on board a French cartel. which arrived at Barbadoes from Cayenne, under suspicious circumstances, Lind, ns was after- wards coofPwed, was seat with the •intention of conveying the 'racket to Cicadaloupe, under cover of a flat[ of truce. M. Dou v tox,.the ()nicer of the fts6, and the Master of the vessel, have been sent home by Sir A. Cocmasse, for lisvipg acted is a double capacity.—The Flyisg Fisig schooner arriv - ett at Uarlsadoes on the'Ath of July, charred with el watches from 11.ord COLLI NGTVuoD, containing a full ;Account of the recent transactions in Spain, and conveying a Spanish Officer, with dispatches from die Junta to thbse Colonies. Lord Cust.ititl snopllifetious the departure of the Rapid from 11.119c111b, load retplcsta Sir A. Cocur.s;s F. will en , atettnietto intercept her, or to coentsract the eifeet of tl3e dispsitebos of Which .he was the htsrzr. Ou moet Ito - boa) , of Mercantile ipleterl.-- Om pa- kilt , about French, receiied. . deter- COM MOS in favouir el!robta de- cgs enough 4datle- 29,000 Spa. tnd notional ted the Square people, preach . them every night, and encourage them to a noble resistance.— The physical resources of Spain will, together with their noble conraga, surmount every obstsicle.4 '..Unanimity prevails in the country, and Spain is /wed' are the words of a most intelligent Spaniard to me. If you were to see them you would be of the same opinion." The flopereell, Captain SIIEPNARD, arrived in the Downs, from Cadiz, has brought letters to the 51st last. They announce that the Juntas of the several States, towering above all selfish views and jealousies, have agreed to assemble the Cortes. Tsherore to meet at Tided° io the course of the ensuing month. The Spaniards were actively employed in collecting vessels to convey to France that portion of Durowr's army (General Wynxes division) which Cstrstros had covenant ed) to send home. Dorm and his companions were hourly expected at Cadiz. They are not to ' lw sent back, as erroneously stated in our Ga:rtie. They are to he held prisohera of war. The St. Ammo gnarl-ship, and several other vessels, were prepared for their reception. It is obvious from the general tenor of the information recently received by way of He- Helsinghorg, and varies, port' of the North of Europe, that every part of the Con tinent is in a state of preparation for the re newal of hostilities. in Poland, Silesia, as well as along the course of the Vistula and the Oder, we tintl that Box A PLATE'S troops are in motion. Nor is the A marina Government less active in their ex ertions to meet the impending shock. From Car. niola and Trieste, to the northern circles of Bohe mia, not only military efforts are making, but a circeimannce which we consider with at least equal it;ti,fution, tmitintoaies of loyalty, alacrity, and attachment to the state, are exhibitctl by the peo ple. • if the spirit which has atiimated t 1.4 bitan'ts of Astoria, of Arragon, and of Andalusi a , „cep be kindled in Hungary and in Austria, the fur.. *titer progress of 'usurpation, tyranny, and crime, is arrested. We are willing to hope, that the exam. pie of Spain, and the experience of Austria, i n fact, illuminate the ads' ti ii istration of the latter emantry, and kid them to repose henceforw ar d fur protection against revolutionary arts and tactics, not on armies and fortresses only, but on the affec. tion and the interest of the subject. Even with all the assistance of its Own p opi d, lion, we ought not however to conceal or to flit guise the thinker with which we coweire that the • House of Austria is menaied, in case of a rupture with France at the present moment. NAPOLEON is not merely the despotic Sovereign of Frame, Italy, and Holland ; as head of the Cotifetler:itio n of the Rhine, he is in tact equally the swa mi ., and uncontrouled ruler of Germany. Wirtemberg, Westphalia, rill move by his ord.:, ant by his impulse, Noel are directed by his alai. Stymy, which] now comprises all the Western pro. vines of Poland, is involuntarily propelled by the same irresistible hand. In open contempt of every stipulation of the Treaty of Tait, the Corsican retains possession of the whole Prussian Monarch*. It is in Silesia, Brandenburg, Pomerania, and ;a every part of the fertile territory, extending from the Irate** of Dardzie, to those of Thorn, Nona, and 'Warsaw, that he marshals his forces, under MASSERA, IYAVOUST and .fillellerlre. Moravia seems once snore likely to become the first theatre of active operations, as it was the theatre of those which terminated the lest war, and produced the Peace of Presburg,. By his salvautageous peti tion, and his occupation of Silesia, it is evident that .11issieit may pour in upon Olmutz, as Fitt 06:Rit. the Ciarxi did hi 1756 ; and may he is a few duys . at the gates of Vienna, on the Northern Bank of the Danube. Lastly, from his posseois s of Holitein; . Sleswick, and the whole course of the Elbe, Box teitizz is master of Denmark, and can dictate his orders, at least, in all the Conti nental dominions of Fesosatethe Sixth. Stich is the awful combination of power eitir which BONAPARTE commences a war on the liaise of Austria. Frew Naples to. Jutland, and from the 'lurked' Poland to the Pyrenees, it may be said, witlmattini metaphor ge exaggenttion, that all the inamenseintenalitt•Couutries,comprehenling the finest portions Pi europe, . are aesenibled under his standard. Well may Austria trembre at a awful an impending shock, which seems to menace her complete eietiaction. Under those titeu? atmatew, the pint which Russia may act, meat, is emninieature, decide the contest. We ard happy to see, that as far as err imperfect information er► hies ne to judge, it is by no meets probably, that ALEXANDER will render himself, his troops. sod his people, the instruments of a fiagitions type% and the enslavers of Europe. Such an act wool in fact deprive him of the sacred character ofs 'onarch, and would degrade him to the level of revolutionary despot. stained with krfidy, coved with opprobrium, and only worthy to be considers' of the successor of ROBLIIVERRE. We way 10 haps even qiteetion the power of the Russia x Eir ?Enna to sender his armies and subjects the ieek of BONAPARTE, after the enormity of the trans* tions that have taken place at Bayonne, folioed by the atteeessful resistance of the Spaniards* \Aien the disgraces at Andujar, at Se ragoasekill in rso twiny other parts of Stain. are once knows it Petershurgh, they cannot 11l to produce a al efreset.. Happily, likewise, that portion of de North of Europe may be again rendered accetiVa to us, kt the pleasure of the Russian Goveraweiet in defiance of N•POLIMN. The next advice' fete the Baltic will probably be of the most interestise nature, and may enable us to form 'tome decided opinion on the events which are about to take Owe in Germany. If Russia, awakened to a seine of its own hotrour, dignity,, and safety, is about to rt some an attitude becoming herself, we may hoe that Austria will not recede from a contest w: BONAPARTE. The moment would be most P pitiotts. Denmark, which has suffered every cies of degradation, as well as of injury, by ifs and servile policy, in submitting to the Tyrant Ajaccio, may be naturally expected to follow impulse of the Cabinet of Russia. We and however, wait for further information on these r portant subjects. It is impossible not to look with more thee or mon anxiety to the next advice, from Spain, Pc titgal, and even (rent France. Whether we 0 . ! shier the position and objcrts of Caterasos, n. CUEITA, or of BLAKE, we may expect, from e" quarter, account, of a very important Madrid, evacuated by the Representative of POLEON, will, we may hope, join exertions of Andalusia, and nf the provinces. The route of JOSEPH. operations of Stsstracs, are not. liveliest curiosity. From the Tagus thing certain, of a date later than ' Lisbon must in its tnrn twain( great events. Perhaps. of nit the facts, the most oingui.ir is our what is become of the Imperial • self, during near a. turetth. I France, since the 24th of July, to have been at Toulouse, is aly.o * , . . 7e4" , . , ... .... _`'"•••• ...iVi_ , ‘,,,p; ..... . . '; -- ' • .: .... a. - • ISITRACT_It! Levielted Textk i ettiftotaio wilt ga,... tM*lt with 1114111116111404 . jallet th lef 'll the arrival es„th..._,_wisrsitArts A. .6. 441 A. i i ! . . • • 1644 t'aillteAgar• - : '', '. • ... liirt,vooOks-oriisct. : -to oat issruidialefi MOW evalife intelligricf be•i'sa We hare. reteivett disegreethionteses fram Aspateobvhieb heqw-1110111. etiiir tkautY*4 l #B, ' A g ee a . — a lk e ., eillhol or g en - a veyemeliertikerlmpillat Bombay :it M th ere naverttemal tkto4 ad ilas.iibuk`k Ma Ad Uptatliasotta *.. 'est 'Boitdralt ~.._ ' the 'Sp anish .Prisosers Were troops are iseteafiat omitted` 4 : .Pirs!. , his by. .bat tosowsitbry4obatibt.ivetfori and sieriflce, w • 1•M B Paaish flag i . route is not uteuttuted•;. it is ialditi,thaltatteylm;e. idlis • :.•-• •-••-• • ..' ... lilterated ; and the ACefill ' was immediately at - 1 brvn well and Isenet'i 'I 1.; teetAred Ili tliirPlAslltif • Ma' ' 'tritium* is iii;heinia, Moravitti. and - dered to the•Carkeeal,-with _every. necessary OM' Eitscana. The *Go . fil.''fiClioushajtaire, is eat on th e sethJone,to•l37.ooo. ' Mitnication for the Spanish Governors on the coa st . mine deglm of ;lam, i'lnikiiief to Brittshibmilis - i Char* fins yeeendy, inspected - , e rh 17 - 'FIsA d ad to Po rto Rico and is unquestionably their object ; but when we con- thmerstiolsiat the event ef i kwa't , will command the • 7 g ia l.t.- wiul°rer seder 'the insuperable difficulties. which my lag , .Pfirray 46 'be Elbe. Attother promittion of Getittil , Jamaica. A. rretsch corvette sailed from Cayenne • army must encounter in such a march from Persia Oflicent has taken place in the Austrian artily. about the same time with the two vessels that were eve* to the borders of Ili adostan, their arrival in Gs/derail Bellegarde has assumed the coil/mind destined for Martinique and Guadeloupe, and was au/ state to be adapted for affective hostilities ap- of the cordon on the frontless of Croatia.' pow to 1/41.41ext to itnpossible; and we have noise Bernedotte has required that the ,papist fee; en.. • supposed to have been ordered for Comeau on : bottle splisArodou, hut that a small prt of oar mass* shell be di.gended. TheAtiyil .. 'Decr ee' calculation, the Aeasia would arrive two or three aralemllent army WA 4nre ogled account of them, issued at Itendidsurgh. for.their otgatitzotion fluid. days before her•at that place, and ar e course coon- ibreald they glare missaped ftsiArg ;so that we have consequence Mew impended. • • teract any ill effect that may have been produced OS trust tear of aiikal Bow aosara . or him tuynni- Numerous bodies of Consaripts constan9y . Pftss by the intonation she carried. • • • . ever satilibg down the llltirhatupooter or the through Mentz and FrenkfOrtg•join the armies in '+4 1P 11' • • Poland, Prussia, and Welitilabu. .. The &dole left Barinid on July i 9, leaving' there His MAIRIITY . • ships Belleislc, York, h.. • are at prefiebb.yery anxiously looking for Part of 0: IN' irtembegroka 144enstroops have , trvid, and Captaiii (the Ramillies had sailed for Ilinghand;as out latest public iatentourso been seamedto Dalitiatii.• • :-• ! 4,1 .if She 'date of wren Months back : a most owe The Militia organisiwg in the •A &mini- Tortola (*join the hotneward-bound convoy..) The r ' esat Wm of aMe, but which is in •soese meamtre Oak compritieb upwarils i o ß f o loo iti oon ia4, ; au, — oun t ,•• •• •: .. :ttel thet rop the. h:l:• h bee as no n t a b rh ee tt i r i k a ab ea ly se h o e f al f t e h v y er ; i s i o ra m rd uc o l f ) .• ' • • •' '" of V t d ' i m ill m cu u l i t Yles an tion d *fn ' Ki nt uilti tlea to. Th in e:•/- 00i . i 'urk in itth eli a . nay it . . t • of •aird Egypt. It is in thts • -------- - - ---7-1 0 •••t : . , ideally of beari root' Engliold', that (es is here, • . . LIIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. E ddissots these fire months. , The follnning interesting letter we received • ~ i lids Crfisurliot-Generaf•he ectad.afralint ' ~ .. . •- ' en d Ai r , u p on the gem i w l,, : , l arileteettekatitams of kostiftties between the two Satterdsy s . the. House of lAA . met by the pun - by the Redwing, dated off Cadiz, July 13, 160 : 411110111trlins t Danish permeations seized by is: t b s p nr ii e n t e n i o I have been on shore at Collli seven or eight maitffnnlittebar. it very eonsidetable town and P fte . brftll "o,„ il ' P rtnw it' 46 lt. .„„ r when dating on the C el admit, 34 miles from the Lahti kaiser:l;l4os, I,..tess nowatintuavt a.al • times ; and a mere beautiful city I never sew . P 6 adichet e Y; mat a bettsry which they ort=j poz Lord W43.spiuttan, bents mate() tar their taws us and at this moment it is most interesting, to see His y' , * Coannismoners.• the Usher of the held by our permission, 'll six ides of Cal- all ranks enthusiastic in the cause that is most 'lto- Illaek ili rd ! was dispatched •to desire the attend- -tutus, sad which *crated os a moctoary or place tiourable to the Spanish nation.—A fine body of ;Ince of the Cousritorts. ;sprits 'which Mr. Lea, the of refugis and protection •to British dobtora, de- junior cle r k . ene n „,4 •b y . Mr. B e e nmy, . Mr. men, composed principally of the •Mercantile fault en, and ether bed people. • Mitchell, aud sevetal other Officers and Clerks, Gentlemen of Cudiz, 300 strong, is completed.— , " There ids Mica another very erious' tumult at the College of Band i t, (the Military Seminary. i 2 representing the Hoare, r.ttendeol at the bar of the They have a most superb uniform, and luaus- 'louse of Fards, anti the Parliament was formally tn ons ly a tte n d t o The morning and evening pa- ntiles hem Calcutta. where all ('mitts are placed for proroviedaill Tuesday, the l e t of NoienTher next, a year, on their arrive) , with the intention of their • raties.—ln a short time the Volunteers and Militia ongairiog some rudiments of the Hindostanee tan- "a• tite1,14°.14.11.. adjourned. it . 1 . obwrvable that Lord Ilerrkesbury, though will march to join the Patriotic Army, when they Igor, and from which mute are exempted but by . • la every ether respect full dressed, wore boots, and are to do the whole of the duty of the extensive very epeeist favour. or p.eculier circumstances of °Om military tretvice.) The insurrection of these watt under considerable difficulty in- hiding them fortifications of the place .- 1 have seen the house prOmatate ken** (is number near 300) was upon with hi ' robe' f roth therliflr tl l - 11 of the 6 rtend - that was inhabited by the late Marquis De SOI.A. sew **to w s pretence m , supposed reason , ef • ants below The Mr. V . l e Amid supets•e It was not , his LordsbitAkintention to sit a+ vme of His Ma- SOW Gliaamsador, Mrs Roa . of the rNa ; and more than a hundred _cannon shot were ompoktiot i bat it procooklod go very 6•0041 leng to.:th s. ,lesty'a•Commiggionst rs silie.• he came to the House, tired • at the two frotits.--Not a vestige of the lute- - m" . p l o y /dawn wee prfogneny stadia and ie• or he weak' have been More decorously attired. •• rise retesting, not even the beams: but-it is most MOO slifilludid and toaltreitted, as was also . "°•-•-:-...-= -: • • , t*, . Mat, whose hernia were kilted, seal oftimp h o • destisYsd- The whole Police or.c.i. THE BFirrisH PRESS . 4-4 ' °I. the private . property of the Marquis or Mar- .., quisa was taken sway .- The whole of their cash ewe, was then. sent against this head of youthful. mw------- • t hot. inherit las in Ragland) it is illegal &AANI/tiN. and jewels was deposited in the Treasury, to be ap- .Peree 0111keri to repot to fhtranns,*the civic - MOISIDAV,::Avouss 27. . . propri,ted to the popular cause. ' and when it was, 1-- - all ar golM tgelfetwO, nod entirely routed . • for a moment, proposed to sell the effect, for the •"ttektu mmik a in oin , ~l i, i i L is it,,.. the ))Saul In di a benefit of the poor, the general cry was, "We P4lOll ali t next proceeded nith iiiit his Stei, to. harangue them. and persuade ' llimpopm/ •"!‘"Ir 1- 1t i er T i rec -- era - i r amved — T tliat , 4 ,French want nothing that belongs to a traitor."w-He died • its return to subordisation raid order ; lint he • ' 'duo tiost dianspeetfolly receive4dnid compelled to lkswIllia•10;nro men, bad advanced into Penis, 011 courageously , and when he friend he was about to aolgost rather precipitotaly ! It Was then funid 'idiNlillilitgainst our peseessions in India. We uti- he carried to the gallows, he irritated those about 11 1 , 1 1 11 17 to bring up the ruilitits,' againat these , however, that before the wiling of the hint so much, by declaring in favour of the French, • =l: isra lab i rro ds ,g i va l" rt " l ef eh t T e elrP"'" 4 ; . '.. Seat it was ascertained, that the very Dente. that he met his death by the many stabs he receiied. - rani hotly guard. scortlijigly snfikunded them. to "'Qs "halal to Pruitt. which we h ave trctlll'oitly. It ii really gratifying to see the general and deter- . 'mhos they aurrmlosed 05 caphubiOri e4t military naked. was the vole foundetion for this report. It mined opposition to the French, which is ceramist - ' investigation of the affair has since taken consisted of 300 pm:sato: l and it appears that Bo- and the two gindwiders of the rt volt Imre sisrairre did not spa re all y expent,t6 i m press a ble -ietalto all the provinces : the small part of Spain in , nations of we East w i t h an idea or Ile rester and moment to throw off the yoke. No one &ebb •L i l l es Cestpaslys a i :id te rtnalconrltiglitod. Several •, li ege lietwo,of tlie list ot cadet , , , grandeur. Of the memo afforded the Embassy fix of their success. Nothing is heatrd'hut their de. pat• 401‘ may mood for. itarisiss periods.": ihis-purpow, it may suffice to oinerve, that when- testation of the French, and- an Englishman rug • aten=mmumena ~ . . ever the Head of it waited upon the Pasta's do auy thing. They, however, are titudent enough s ... . AtITSC/1. alolitts, owe acinalAr ARMES. -: witecii. he was attended by an ass, laden with • • to do nothing improper. Every day brings Soave. the all silver coin of the country, which was dig- thing new iu favour of their cause, and, in the di f ,• . 'The "tench armies so Silesia, tinder Generals ' Moehoroord 114iehot e *coin . • 4,000 sea, and are .0040•41 among the multitude. fetent provinces, it is positively said, that 29,0p0 lb be mita* eats Gana the 4th dies. , , t, . orcgs‘nreFrenchmen have been put to death. The Spa. Monis have suffered very considerably. I fount .4" . uocie., trite , , ft ba srs h4 & w i t , 4, p m ._ ...pis/reported. on the au t t ha ho t rit a y n o i f n l . e t t i t rrec ers t b io ro:ig h h as t • nini and trent swerve which has' its head- •b - Y the **bat schooner , the Spaniards hospitable, find extret::_dy polite g&imaat Eltiog..-)flassena is to command this teiwn place in the Island of Martinique, anti that No one visits Cadiz without tuounting the Nations -itssaTi which , in tits event of a wee with Angina , is it was expected to-be g iven up to the English.- -.-eisresteteate into Moravia—it is now for thegreater 1 faminecockade, and theSpanianht, in rt•tu rn, have united the part encamped mar Leuthen, Leignita and Brieg. - is alleged as the ithinediate cause of this English black cockade with theirs. In the Squat Dagoott'e army. which is concentrating on the event. The pimple were reduced to the most of St. Antonio, the Priests, 'who have unhoundec .V.isyuls, lias been join nai jointed by the Greders and 1 miserable state. influence over the people, preach to them even n la the patro le Litter insure , and the ntitts less objects of aguWe k:ws I to the 3d tests to the theatre the saktractolit ✓ uttt r ignan iNseot.koN lli iiis track at . 010-n he apy tolatel; unkt,o Re