The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-04 00:00:00

& z ~, 'l' $ eater Int Ii t Sweden which is tits angel be reify i be aim ell grounds ! i', ' p.n g lasd' 0 It 66 The I I Count Ji Ilambori et Londc conseque f' 'chi . Dip ate 111 e Proprietor oered oily ft to KING'S it as Pah& Offi . - , 1 1 • • . . • • it proprietor of this haulm: haring , • do wn berg.. ees berg l as to Whethe r those they ontimerate were the actually THE 44 4? N. • • • *Kai W ha whom% Thee rows of intrenohninato timindodott besides ths wounded ; no ;d of th c at orithi gsm 11 6 :i have tisd f i? or elv so i : l lr e e : de inse r a s up, sad witty one la fell of bops tad .detstiod either way by their woqdingftnlter idtentitilliist.beThune Ct_inuaa,' Irstriontlur s Otero ' s: well ass corpoof Batons, qiiitting I .4 l 7 2 : S i l i A i sp r T e ll e to ri oro m ilo w , if i am engl eusten * eti e l :- nd l /u111111 : : - /* legit from noi e b sTgr jaqd alter the rank of the French, and going over to the All' s a a:k y re di tisatitry." , declaration by the Prussian stomata, th a t a b attalion of e t l is a very f drde t :ap t rakisrdelte suppress 4;91 n ott i e le of ireh ka r Cislissd cbtPee f t:Elite,. k. I f d o u r r ma ilig tio the n, and nngngemen- must considerably s te tr sid iki t ng o bPnttningisouri s n: .. beng tho gn sg T 7 li t A k e l :; shirefrev w A kP iveire ctin4l* *P rhaeri i : gr e ialli t i en ia gr aie .. frfarm ftidjiloyostorigliw ipt44.ll7 11-79156114"° :C.llNClald iggpond LIMOS that W** Wale lar, where Geiman seen castled ng against Ceres: that Whoa! bi de• ,read!ltirtlier z ifthfink but it had been drive* to an end as unpopular, a n d awe " s e i nat , io the Readers of the STATUKAS, Jetta of th. Minister of Stet', I FMCS I r E I 11483T11014, allitellie ' d to the.i r to hich- 1 i t, e Swedhh forces Is' sea and jaw% • p az y m a tz I ,' is art important to Pap!r,' bf Lieutens Ministeri bare co , !flitted dm- , Kimura) 4 Pt ire sospiobsll inn desCrihoa.—:. , His Re as ealasiated fo r 0 make ene- was atten . and friends oo when. Nrbat the ' Ro Th w : v r l . by this lit-odrised I , irralitimnent B ATuint ' s weden alga Dannakk, will very i Tho Pi Ini• rulers seem b i toils s to be I *he, psi and by fear. lot they wiii i ere 7§e .D. THE . STATLSMAN. LO N If : FRIDAY, JUNE 4, IRIS. HAMBURGH RAS .4GAIN FALLEN INTO THE HANDg OF TIIE FRENCIL Heligoland and thtteaburgh Mails arrived .th is morning, bringing the important intelligence of Ham burgh having again fallen into the hands of the French, ola &today last. The Russian General, TETTEN.- Nosy, quitted the city at eight o'clock, and . the Fre , ...4 entered it at nine, in conjunction with 4000 Deaisb cavalg and infautry.—The news received by the Gottesbergh Mail might also be deemed impor tant, if any valiance could be placed in the accounts frost Vienna, of Austria joining the Allies, with 80,000 men.—We have also received some further onaiacta front the German Papers, which are rather Interesting. HELIGOLAND, MAT 31.—We have just received the unfortunate intelligence, that Hamburgh again fell into the hands of the French yesterday evening. At eight o'clock on Sunday morning. ; Major-Gen. Tettenborn, with all the military, left it, after issu ing a Proclamation to the inhabitants, telling them he could, no longer protect them, and that it was of course left to them to do what they pleased. At nine o'clock, 4000 Danes, cavalry and infantry, and 20 cannon, entered the town, and a French Ge neral rode alongside of the Danish Officer, who headed the Danes. Prior to the entering of those forces, negocistions had been entered into between the Citizens and military Commandant at Altona, and it was stipulated the Liamburghers were to deliver up their arms, &c. Between seven and eight last night, the French, who had crossed at Wilhelmsburg and entered Ham burgh, after having been fired upon by the inhabi tants of the Deich, close tp Hamburg!), of whom se veral were in ceasegnence cut down. The douaniers and gen d'annes headed their column. Goma in =MAX AT 29.—We have accoo u ta from Stralsund ; of to the 20th, they contain .nothing new. Different accounts from Vienna say, that the Ent . poror . bas declared is' favour bf the Allies, and march e4 80,000 men tojobi,ibtOlh Intelligence hut' jalt been received lave of .an American schoeiteeistisiiieer With sit ii-powidii!s, having gone, disguised, Into Rore, a small hui : boar between Maretraud and the . Wingo. This information was linnediately forwarded by • the British Consul to the. Commander of his Majesty i ship in the Roasts ) tied there is no doubt but the will be liken care of. • Letters received bare from Capeattegek elate•Stitt the Deaisit Government has declare& the 4atmeligigei which Eagiwad wished to negotiate was et tratalito with the wMy and salty of the Statey and that them foie the war mit be 'coutinued. FURISER 8171140'ra PROII4.THE GERMAN rAPERs. LETTER !RON SAARNINED, NEAR POTSDAM! ) NAY 20. 64. By the retreat of the Preach, sad advance of our troops, all danger is happily passed sway. Pres the Base likes - Bridge to itopenok, inerenchments ere throws sp i hues felled, and the Country laid Rimier grater at sit iosemary points; intrenehments arc fends* all around diareannd, the course of the 11100 1 , web lie IleVerti arms, has been stopped by, reservoir ponds, sad the whole couptry Winked. Phiiiipstadt ls thereby laid finder water; the Mete la ilikewlse done from Brewing, fat! as Potsdam, I when the Naas lain as, Xs* 4.1110(f• is ion ~.: 7F:'' s I that the Prussians, since . their. isiardtet• diste the I ! Greed French Ariy deqtroyeo 4iait.essie, hire not 1, conabisre4 the Reeds saps* is filet feresitlable I thy did is. that j . :04.1144 itemise *ith L Friel/bend Press* suatlisitee if Istrtly aittl"to e i etAiihir so Neil aiessitisl poletc ea earicts4 ~A 54010044000 ,a)sese proves 1 11. to hare Ogee eseflatielpetely essineted 16,4 'Wm Thwakia4 401thiptty t 'poet to thussaherfttaibisistlikee by the trench ) • . .. . tit ulleinti Wiltiniberg.. • W° hate lie" " e° 41Iethir e" diei acconots,tha llr ta battalion: „,,,,,• se •-., .- I i f romdide ite besides the w ifr oo "i nd e ed rat i e f ir o e r re it m th i e gl i t l t e be tila u t a ! GORI.Irs, MAT 19.-Since the nettles of the 11th IS., pr o prietor of this Journal haring sesungimeou. th a t so me of the News-Venders is' psk.:vici• ',.. . Plisalleet. These rows of 'Mettle:emu% lig sp iv end ono/ one Is fell of herr sod • detetOod dither wayby their weeding thedeteils. The and itth, nothing of any particular moment haa . 'sired aterterred to the allied army. excepting on Saturdays'. nity of Combat, have l for SONIC time past,altinsg• Ist . ' . 14 . .11ei.,.. !. deck th* 15th of May, when tile Fria'a h side a variab4 ft to suppress the sale of the St Avesume, and on. (mirage. .It ie . r lathe Country." *-; ,*.: . , ~ , ration by theFressian attack on all points of the Allied Arley which was deacourcd soloist our p por . open f eet . .... . I ~,,BUlt ibutv . r , Many es,,b4 ograw! . .lruriavelourghere s its well's& rais on , • .drawn up iii frout of Bautzen, bat which was only nd a., vie tnekitt'ecri,44•ls pretence . Ifitif la , ~ , .ypeso ! • liod tar the ranks „qeitting firms re „ , oo 1 , of the &Emelt, and goiag over to the Allies lively on our left wing, and even there consisted . -; • ~ ;„_ "'""e - •.• twtoaa. pr hod till a late kW, leitOlie , _ ll . MorlAMdwelte cbePo: • daring " L., engagement is a very t id t ed STATESX. chiefly in tirsitleor firing. • The positiens attack . a , ea r . , , , . ri-.4 p o i n t e r • ... in sert, perfectly maintained, and where the meshy though th yha kJ totth • On e d ken.prevsonsly suppl , ayit 300Cossacke eieMed the' Elbe, in- ' formation, and must considembly tend to bttng such a Itetellirtw could come into action, a considerable number of ! am. He thorefrua-fecirit &exalt/LIN - tolitform ,arraffildtinametititifethettired lathe : war, where Geimasisseeneestice • „r_ 1 .• .• ingagainst Genies, oi -osiers were taken from theenemy. The Russian I'. the Reatkre of the STATE -WAR, the itsvilt be g... , oladtrcriterrlightdpvik. but it had been driven to an end as unpopular and If oven entatarel. But Uhlatts, in one • kttack, made 150 prbeesers,.. and livered to the News Dialers on 'Change try loaf- into the ortemitabeettwo hours before. ; supposing ficteetoorz did I s i tah t cut down ebout 100 of the enemy. , :. -- • • i o n - • • I ° , a a Prisoner, et ast Three ostiVock in future • esd, in case of ins- 1 . .YrilliT litylagilit 'rode Over to , that neighbour- cept wounded; and oven log felt as a m - 4 • -- 'l`he Army under the General of Cairaffi, - Niiim p , ,ny men re the , Barclay de telly, has joined that ander the command portant News arriving in the j, 1 . dal at a much ear. 'hood, limit, chi, up to tbe .gates, and carried off engagements as hi od eleg s ,tallill y yet. we roolideFtli t t • of Count Wittgenstein, and forms the -right wing; ti er h ear , • Ift•may a ka b e had al the Ojice, No. i about 4ffilentes 'f r os t ...the villages, Width had been , 'leis advancing towards his male object iby thegronnd that 'of General Blucher stands near Ilochitimitim. 87 Fleet-street, every day by Tit nee o'Czoesr, : collected for the-French vividly. ! *I he hasgained, unless, indeed, Wea • . .1.:: • 1 e n suppose ..ftat the , 'the head-tinders of the General-iu-chief,.Count . and much sooner ushen there is any arrival of ie. A great quantity of salt Was carried off freer Hake : Emperor of AtiStRIA remains indigene! • Wittgenstein, are at Steiudorf. Prisoners of all na- 'perdu, to t rest' intelligence. to Deists, and there sold on accinint * of the P ' fail pet his .:1 I * rns-. i ,u n eon n- aw at a money& the lea t does ars brought in dailh. Among them raw Oh- e Sag 1 ex 'steed, two days ago, a • considerable lkatMport. of . Mr. Lorzcs. has also received sever . al .ltaters from ' signs &NI Relsianl. Airarrel of WI was sold there pected or prepared agalust-th' a ILI -owereri little es • C ro sts, of the former Szbiluer frontier regiment, oin t . . different parts of the country, complainins,of great for ono riz-d ilar, .0 and afterwards for 16, and, at we are disposed to compliment tbe pod kw, e ; being coneidered hy the Russians as a the SIMON Me ! irregularity in receiving the -§iArr.smmt, mad at. length, irks for 12 greschees ; most ee th e m i t h es i E mperors, K ings and Princes in , a _ . . . t e e liing Sheig Ord fetth with themseltes,,iind forme id 6 ant of !Ai ` - --- 4F .,-- °-- i tributing it to the Government Agents, who, by been token acrou the Elbe; Last Sunday afternoon !words 'we cannot' te• h li r t . I ' in ie y to . happee...- . *Oink,- were suffered triritain their eceoutrentenh, 1 their corrupt influence, substitute Mo venal Prints • the Landstorm of' this place were solemnly sworn IN , BONAPARTS, we .beliertf, has his eyes irt.ll . and iir some degree their liberty, which .giVes ns , Mopes of shortly 'Mug dine heave fellow's again I ' lfe therefore re uesti the Subsergoers to .at the parade-here, andit is to be exercised in attack n the 'Vistula . nor will h • instead. q , ~ ..p o , a repose tai ;le fighting for the same cause, In which Omit nation has I the STATESMAN, who are liabk to inch difappoinl. and. defence three times every week. l•fees his Russian adversary on the other • s u :le • ._ . , faithfully 'erred their Sovereigns in,, four' wars since I meats, will have the goudness to send the same of SEABOARD; MAY 40.-a-ThOll ROyal ' Higenesses . Its stream Dantzic then will be the of 1702. i • r their Agents .to .tho Office, with authority to ap. tha Princese of Oraege, and the Whittorel Priecess of_ hi11.1 . 4-IMnd e .tend with the right he etleatirsE ilei ! ag - May 20.-The Cossacks have anew &tapered be- point others whose punctuality can pe reliertign. . I Hesse and the Priodo_OfHesze, Ise- ".. ney bile -ollldete chalk out . the terms upon which the . ea fore l)resden. Eight thoosand of theln;doder four- • I- " Newsate, June 4, 181% ii . 1 lAdy, Germans Couniois ITEM v#4 . , .. ...cook. I :Cogres simy. dimmest* Red couclude Rs pacific teen different Commaueers, am ong loo m I - h a se ....>. . , . ... , -_=__ - •,_,_- --- --- calms ert" elate Mean laden* . .. • labours. heard named Prendel, Lioskoy, and •Fatitinutd, ter- '- TO - CORR - 1;i PkiNDENTS. ' ._ i ~..... ..... = . 2 - k.z..: I , - ' • .. '• • .'' .-.. 1 • i • reel - EMI. • • .- ... • ' '4 . ' • . • Mialidir wield the enemy s armies very tench, 'who,'in. in ex- w. R .., Letter from Nemeth, dated May 90, tr‘s reeeked ode ' °a' • - , 11 7"" awl` '.. , . . haus!ed country, are ter from being in a comfortable' this morning, aud we shall, with pkasure, give it an early la- 1 -........- . . ,• .. . -The Prism Reozires -- Couitr.-Yesterday tbt. .; Situation. - ". ' sertioa. The C ircular L etter o f t h ib mi n i ster o f sta r , , Pam' itsagree bald a Court at Carlton-house,. at • . _ . . Prisoners declare that they have * had nothing to : am . Mails. Du Baron CARS VON ESIONSTRON, add • tessed to this , which Le . rd WlSlTVoltrld was introduced to ha Ro al H mess by ' tat fi..r three days. The desertion is very great, and 1 i "'"*" a ft Commodore of the Swedlth forces Is : sea rind land y i g h T " count Sunl°l7l°, wh e ° til e . teach facilitated by the vicinity of the &hew ian moon. 4 1 a - I • Gotienbureh Cadiz , .• . 1 as given fhb dey, is int important te Paper,' h -1 Lieutenant qt ire! d • Henateand ...,... • - 1 ' flaunt was pleased to appelet his Lordship Lord , tilos. . Two battalions el Creeds :Weal offiu a boey- . 1 4.... ... Jamaica i -- ' 0 an , in the room of the Duke of showiter that our Mieisteri have co mkted diem- , Ricnarturn. YestedaY a number of Spauiard3 arrived here. I K •is Avel) - -11;311d et as' Pah* Oman' dis4ribea.-= . , Ills Royal Highness held a *Privy Council, whit* ,i 'l'he Prussian arrev heie received cousiderable ro- ' "a' a •0•• ' 4 S . . 4. -- , - • *elves le the Manger ore sospielti _ . • _ . • . I infoveemillisOn the 15th ; and we expect still more ... Their oondect seems *eh:elated duly 'make ene- , wasattended by most of the Ministers. rinnierous reinforcements from Silesia. There are , ,Tlf E' STA 7't SMA N. mies every where, and friends we whe i. What the ' ' The PRENCE gave audiences to the Earls of HAR. 10,000 Bavarians with 'the enemy. ' _---.. c ....-. 7 -... - r • country is to gain by this ill-advi erningeinent MOWRY, LIvERPoOL, and OATMUIIST 2 and Mr. B. STRAL.;I:ND, MAY 22.-Ilis Royal Highness tho LONDON: . with respect te Sweden aed Dee k, will very , SATHURPr. Crown Prince landed en the 17th inst. at Monas. . ..,......... - .i. 1 The Princess of WALES took an airing in her car- TRIDAY, 'JUNE di s Ism shortly appeir. Our rekrs seem Ili terns to be i rhip pet •tday. . . gilt, near Perth, and' passed. the night at the castle . ._ . .--.......-. Of Points. The heat dey he arrived here, a.al was . - • - guided by rashness and by fear. But they will i ere ne Dake of CuIIICERLAND and Mr. THORNTON met by the. Generals and MeMbers of the Covent- HAMBURGII HAS AG.4171 NULLEN long, by their bill measures at,d trashed po- , arr . i . ved the 18th last, at diralsund, from Sweden. i Ihe House of Comnious adjourned last night an- Ment, on the • Fahrhruckei whence he proceeded, . • zWrO THE ... licy, bring the nation to that point of 'dlr. : tit w i sd under the thunder of cannon, the ringing of bells, et Ile ay oest. and emid the joyful acclamations of the populace, to HANDS OF THE FRENCIL * • ficulty and distress, that abler men OM not %VEY/4101MM Eetevoe.-State of the Poll 3d' I • the Palace of Government. lis was accompanied - be capable of doing away the effects of the mischief. day, Wedueoley, int:c 2.-Lord CRANIUM/RN, 51- by the Field-Marshal Baron Von Stedingk, as d t h e Heligokand and elsttenburgh Mails attired -this , A straight forwaul and vigorous policy with respect to Mr. lees, 51-Mr. Uwe, 51-Mr. WILLIAM ) 40 Court Chancellor Wetterstedt. The Prince inunedi. morning, brlugiog the important intelligence of Ham- the few foreign relations which remain to as, end a -Mr. STUART, .39. On Wednesday- sailed the Aetward-boend fleets, ately after his arrival inspected the new fortifies. i hergh baviagagain fallen into the haudsof the French, speedy determination tsi econotnise the resources of tion.. els Senday last. The Russian General, Unsex- ! the country, might do wonders. But, alas i what is consisting of upward. of 300 sail. that have bees so On the 18th, in the evening, else arrived here r . . , long detained' at Pinto:mouth, by contrary winds. noun ) quitted the city at eight o'clock, and the it that has uniformly been the remote and inintediate Halifax Papers have been .reeeived to the 12th ult. Duke of Cumberland, and remained till lite in t 0 I Trent% entered it at nine, in conjutiction. with 400() i causes of the downfal of the greatest sind one/ molt which state, that General I'l'K-roe had defeated the evening of the 20th when he-set oat for Noustre- ' r hits. Danish cavalry and infautry.-The news received by virtuous States, but those very rlegeneracies and tor-- AMericans with the loss of one thousand killed and •Oa the TOth, is the morning, three battalions the Gotteebisrgh Mail might also bosleemed impor- ruptions, of which we ourselves complain. The womided. marched from hence, for the Mecklenburg territory ; toot, if any eeliance could be placed kit the accounts mural, unlike the politiad. w Id is ot capricious Or , n A Mail from de Island of St. Thomas has arrived, and other troops arrived from the country and front frogs Vienna of Austria joining the Allies, with and cha • ' $ aging : the same causes wilt always tend to r.fter a passage of less than, four weeks, bringing in- Reps. n„ tat r canto) o forma. h be . f 108 -vessels, which 80,000 men.-We bare also received some furthor produce the same effects. Nothing but the accumu- h a d %Riled from Portsmouth on the 20th of March May 24.-The whole number of Swedish troops, .. r in I' 'ran's; Mecklenbureh, and oo the Elbe, ottiacta front the German Papers, which are rather laced virtue and wisdom of man can stop the growing reached Barbadoes on the 28th of the following amounts now to 21,000. .. .. . interesting. . evils arising from the vices and follies of men in eci- month. The Swedish artillery is also now fended; ana in HELTGOLAND 2 MAT 31.-We have just received defy. Quere-Can we expect to finethis remedy 'THE LATE MOROLIts.-WE yesterday stated, that the hest order ;it consists of from 75 to 180 pieces. the unfortunate intelligence, that Hamburgh again in our Houies of Parliament as now constructed? Nicholson, the footman, who is charged by the ver. The Swedish artillery, as is well known, still pre- fell into the hands of th F h e retie yesterday et-ening. At length the fate of unhappy Hamburgh is de- dirt of the COroner's Jury with the atrocimm Murder bNYVPS its ancient well-founded reputation ; and every . , of his master and mistress, persisted in declaring his At eight o clock on Sunday morning ; Major-Gen. cided ! Every . British heart must' syMpathise with • n d h h • h' oee must. confess that few European armies have so Innocence, a tat t ere was reason to expect is many scientific and well-informed Officers as the Tettenborn, With all the military, left it, after issu- the suffering inhabitants of this ill-fated city. lt is recovety from the wound he had inflicted on himself- Swedish. . ing a Proclamation to the inhabitants, telling them to be hoped, however, and may, we trust, be ex- It having been generally staftd, however, in other The expedition from Gottenburgh, as also the ca- he could, no longer protect them, mei that it was of papers, that he had contented himself the sole perpe. ted th tth vengeance so deprecated and *peep- . pec , a e valry, a e arrived at Carlscrona. course left to them to do what they pletsed. hended from their new masters, will not be exercised tmtor of this horrid deed, and a report having gone The Crown Prince said to the Deputies of the At " • nine o clock, 4000 Danes, cavalry and infantr abroad. that he was dead, we made it our businee to Y$ on those who, by their bite energy, may hen dia. . - f d . Nobility at Rugen,--." You have suffered much, ~ - enqutre Into the truth o both statements ; an we an 20 cannon, entered the town, and a French Ge- . but if Sweden does not fall in this contest, every " tinguished themselves. We know, however, that can assert, on Undoubted authority, that at three thing shall be made good to you."-We have in this neral rode alongside of the Danish Officer, whoj man y of these c the most obnoxious , to the French,. o'clock yesterday, he wait not only alive, but that ceuntry, done all that could be expected in so short headed the Danes. Prior to the entering of those removed with their valuable effects frem..the sailor his recovery wa, highly probable, unleas ronateracted a time from a population of 115,000 souls.. We have forces, negociations had beeit entered into between danger to a place of safety. by his own desperation: neither ep to that hour had supplied, for the restoration of the two Pomeranian the Citizens and military Commandant at Altona, and i 1 B h Go t b hM '1 h•ch ar 'red thie morn yt e ten urg at w t ri he made any confession, but persisted in declaring militia reeirsents, 2000 men ; for the Monter hus. . . his innocence. it was stipulated the Liamburghen were to deliver • • , , mg, a most interesting piece of intelligence, leaens, sirs, 200 men ; for the Swedish horse body-guard, I We understand it is the intention of the Livery of a b ou t 109, and to other regiments 300; besides up their arms, &c. . • lis communicated, which, if true, will at °nee P ai l London to elect Mr. Alderman Maoerer and Mr. these, a Pomeranian legion of 'horse and foot, coo- Between seven and eighi last night, the French, ' the subtilty, and paralyse 'the' force of our bitter Alderman Bridges, Sheriffs, for the year ensuing... siiting of 500 volunteers, will be raised, of whom 300 wbo had crossed at Wilhelmsburg and entered Ham- euemy. It -is said, that advice' from Vienna to . it I ... .8 considered i compliment te the LORD MATOR r are already collected, and fitted out; making in the burgh, afte h ' be r airing en fired upop by the inhabi. 1 that place, in Swed;n, declares . the Emperor of with whom S.,eriffs are to serve when A•dernen ater whole a total of 3,600 fighting men. tants of the Deich, close tp Hambargh, of whom se- A h a .It' , d 'dedly taken part with chosen, and we know no man more deserving euchl The army is advancing at all points towards ahe USTRIA s, at eng .t, eci . attention than Mr. Alderman Domineer., who is neat. vernl were in coosegnencecet down.' The douaniersi the Ailies, and marched 80,000 men to the support, Ettse. The head-quarters of the Crown Prince are in au ou tO the civic chair. expected to he on the 30th at Wittenberg, to Which and gene d'annes beaded their column. • lof their main army. The measure itself le so import.-, ‘, - y AtTXRALL....-T his elegant place of amusement place the whole of the Swedish troops are esivincia&' . Gorrtuatraceoi t hlAT 29.-We have account, I ant - and the spot wheuce it la communicated, so nft : 4 , ne d I* the season on Wtelneeday night, under i from Stralsund, op to the 20th, they coetain atotbinil mote from the scone of"action, that we ar,e amid to ve7 - ins • • s circumstances the fineness of the Y Pleiaa $ GOTI'EN BURGH MAIL. ' . new. . regard the confirmation . in 'any other light thiwito . evening having drawn together a numerous . add . .., -a...ft-- • GOTTENOU RUH. MAY 15. . . Different accounts from Vienna my, that the Em- ; did that of the' declaration. of the junctitietilf ejte : Gshiorieble asvemblage of visitors. The Gardens, . eliiewLAit LETTER. P 11.04 ERZ VILIFIER Of' STATE prof . has declared to favour bf the Allies, and march- i King of SAXONY . , with hit . 40 000 men, to • the4iito ' alsoeloot 'Werner, have undergone cwe sk i e t e hl w al' I , NOR PuttEIGN a l erates, ro „tee HIS SOTAt MA' .4 80 006 t • listhein , ojo , • , . , 9 • I, armies. An article Published in the '.rikcli 'raper, ftz . terations in the arrangement 9f their embellishmerit. .1 EsTV's CONNANnEtts, itc. ) . 0w..." ' 1 * sldahosith;alseeMitleirefrnauy tb&omllitiViiiipairia Intelligence hneletitt been received It . loo of n ' .."Sra,--,-The Minister of State for Com*lndialcs A ...... 2 .....:'.. 4 .......j i . a - • ....' . i . ; - 222. _ 2 --; .. ~ ... . 4 . k ...1 and datedkon, .N4 w p os i k h er e veo - 1 ,‘,..,..,..51a wroy Awl several- transparencies, taelefully displayed, spiv* , hags bY hie -Stakete• vomminds, - ,ftironeux.. or - -- "'"ur r -i ""-' '' '9 7 ' • 11 . Petweetly lesys, that Pormtvowsses corps of. AiliakielsaPo tre ttle,go t rz.easensola of the whole a. most enchanting emnatußicatiag So.yee the follewier Inforesenaap.._ . ho s i ng so n e, diesolood r I n t o Ruts, a small hoe: Ito piss thrOugh tbe Austrisoetatee tojein flut notch appearance: • The vocal aud instrumental depert-• , " His Majesty the Emperor of R aside hit, by* boor between biarstrand and the . Wingo Tit' • • . . • .. I" ' army ; a circumstance quits • atoverlanee With .the meitts , Consist of Performers of approved talent, the totter to his Royal Highness the Crowo Prima, dated i n f ormat i on was l ame d- i f •• i selection of Whom reflects great credit on•the taste• tate y orwarded by •the shore aseertiott, . , .•. . •• . • Dresden, April the l'7th (29th), iufortned his Royal. by .. . - . .. I mad liberality of the.. Proprietor. The entertainments . Highnets that he is highly displeased with Prince ruse UOIIIIII tri tee Commander of his Majestrs . . tre Prussian aeceettit of the . engsgement '9f . .the or.* evening seemed to giie very general satisfac. DolgoruCki, _who, in his negotiations at Copan ships in the Roads, sad there is no doubt but die wlll 19th skews ver lea I. that . the Commander I.* • ' -- 9 y c ty. • _ hon. • -2.1 ~ . haul exceeded the instructions gine bit", aorta be token care at • , Chief of' the Allies poetesses military talerits, r h fa- b ' i In endeavouring to trace the vilifications of Lord •. . . ordered him immediately to quit that lefty, with' es.' Letters romivell, hal from Capeubetle& itiate s •Oet •sifitedon equal, if pot imperitjr, to those if any of •Wa for the arduous and dignified station of ~ ITWORTIi lice . not to dare present htmself .at the Imperial tk o bugs,. Goviosimatiiiiiii - ogii i ;iii t atrips .. - '. • • .1110. the Remise Genernls who Imes been breagit on timi ' Viceroy '‘ of Ireland, we haye found that . his Lordship ~ . ilead.quarters. . , a ess ma be deemed Ire werful e aziOes (a " Tbe Envoy, M. Rehausen heelesselity dated, which geillted wie4ll 'to eellallite MOM 1 0 01000 ' great theses of wir. • There ,is no doubt b,ut that ;ci i y IT Pa s it° ' Ight of .his wife), that high office having been se .., under date of the 21st April, thit the•Dmish Mee. with the sahlY tied •eitY ef ihe . %deo end 'hi ther.• 13(i/turas= is disappointed IS this respect. Nor did r eiator, Sten Belle, kat been sent awnyfrova Lon&se- fore the war mist be continued. . Loassvou, One of the most -hardy it least or the i filedb f Dit fDo T . 11 . ' • respectably I y a ormee is so ISS . . . 1 verting (as the Earl of LIVERPOOL aye) to all Ihtt eith notice,-that the English Goverment will net French G , maile, mpect so reugh 'a treatment from i 1 ariumeences of the proposeriappointment, we aru ester Into any negocistien, unless iiiejointly with FURYBER EXtRACTS PROIit•THE GERMAN l'al - Ise ' t Sweden and Russia; and that the Danish Coin, • PAPERS. BARCLAY leg TCILLTi at Nolliglltritrata. -ET a remineed of a distinguished. pamage iwthe celebra ed _.„... _„,,,„ I which is already apprised of ihe nature and *steel Of LEISER PION SASAMIUND, NEAR PoTSDAN ) NAY 20.. must havelltillifillmilarly impommin wagilostOesaks. his' Preenssus's Journal, durio Glean* FAtiLltalEßl! . th g. f the Doke of Doasvr, The wor y aim engagements England hae entered into, might to "By the retreat of the French, and advance of ; rencontre will . Vol Youtettf Waited*. ,It Ili Ilya' the 0 194 ""neut ° . rects au ' f rom t i ao Editor Of that eminent Dublsn . print cor be folly convinced that no peace or alliance can ever our troop s all dangeeis happily passed away. From I that ges Prissier*, since . their • Oero‘siell• be oencluded between. dm two Powers on &eye*, ' tits Basempites "adds eto Kopenok, intreochmen.ts ! Greed PConch Army *crypt% •• - In Sossio, have not tenni* • error of his Irish press, in the following remarkable grounds than what are perfectly eeesiatent Aslth _ te1....6 .• . g in. gia4 -• .... i ... li ki ere thrown ep, tans felled, and the reentry laid , topsiders* ihe Ft ' s* 16 " 1411 ' 6 7 - --• ---°-° " ENNATVII....III eV; ISM 30•94910 Alf neo Greer the Oaks F.ngland's.zelationr with Swedes antilnieds- • • , . . ~ . , . .• fe , L • • ••• ‘ ,_ tf Th e same s t ee i sra ti on was to -* so to 1111001, WSW at la IiNESSII7 pOißtsi illtrOOOkrifiti , M i ght o w „di l l 1., 9 ,,,i f , *w oos glo w *., vo ~. sr", reol, net Grace Abe Wiliest." Count Joac:iim Bernstorff, by-the ' ea al. fens* all mooed iiiarMand s the course of tive * The If emp4esd Primly! 'mistime if •this Milie4y Yesterday the long pending baftlebettiven Petrov . . wee decided ilerehertib 3 het the Coma bowing poevieustrarrived MOO, WO lte Went arms, has been stopped by,. bittli• de :est;itlifige ee mooh to emeitirti peentir'• as Site late eakbeated Pugilist , end D ' efh, at London, the mine was. ;leery to him there, - soil reservoir peed', and the i I ' sitr • toWertie w 0 e COO 7 : might be expects:4, „TS. *• . II was stated lire „„„:„ (arid not on ;Wednesday week, a ), 114114%. 77-- letter having, by one. of his never failing hits, 'closed consequeptly alt negncietion tons brelpekoir. • • pidinpetnds I t • ' . • ' • thereby laid *oder water.; Bre SeMe is i lit* have Wee brand* int 7 emiteeted en the' of his, rangy oiipenent for ever. 111 " The Mielster of Siate'beP t. emir* ets 4 s kis • 'or .. , - e•• up eyes ~ . . high esteem. 7 !Mewls. dem from Menke, al- fail is Potsdam, : kegs Odes. Thep& 4.40 fita.M l6l4 llo l Y iillk re• btd• Wag laboared under a ceetampllct complou t i . piing) 0 vox smanwirmas ! lam Om tistb../eist an, iluell A . reeve Is lea Wet io the,sumber et genommt main by tbe trilusils the 4.0 of au ialassall a r s"' L • , ~ ,