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P dm "oft 6 A trtrittirt face tam". dal Ii Jen: Ow* duos • is the do. i ? 1 la awn ill solp foes oho 1 4. sod 16. so; ober* oil. othet port of be Loch. the lay circus. hood sOiOsci Napo so pro. biro drained rattler. , The rem 'Wean. rains ISSA. immiler sad r. Fhtehist. with Britiach rw. which. at 'skit. Here. nit attempt; passestiou, so their prement misfit be. to on Scheldt.— he Coolliana we become, heakswerdo Walla ill ono.. toren. wir dors the Gra Germany. so sat ries. Freed% Bul -4 4.sams. Nal from Zuraim, thew, mid mer.—lt has me, that the 4' lir *apro pos**, hod gh, as& by * iouna~Botb any bawds- m hound ad lea us to com a an earshot at has arrivid II the Naas during which wed their co retort.. is, that as left Look ed or that they sportiest sod taons of joy. the embargo ag said about sui the Dutch is of its being , as tows ships up to Medea. ee of waiting hoes the Brio seed this day. he) errived et The Micros s Muerte* boottaca from e .stis of 114 y. mad the fleet asasev's ship :Mimosa. the K Foreign Al..' entletwen poi to their gide to *et the wee elneerf.-- rt vrtarrease. I tows ea Fri *lenity definite rated, to smut alletioe. ION" t their voyage bight. they ef ;tieing' Sylor,.. tt tea starw • to behold to n t to the coot- But titer's not retoeerupLiiii. 'ked np st sea. the paper awl nvy be fitbri.. ,itilejinesse to it them from Contiseat. finesse, colcu ,liieit wet anti We the not ofri- Ne ; L. lll think, that . , , •th e Tr e y* 00.1Flitiri .. .eIY PPOKliet-* boat tivisu us witch t i hey p I eitit* ; !nut. that eelmto ,mould drpriv‘ or Ocer . etroy of • *ate., IPA his:, s. tih. P.4 5 . 13 re or aq.PPOArtilhil 11•111411*. they havoiit tp sent ,tap • • per t fioia ,fent!iegait e .. - ) Over, for.pertnial. . • . 1 . • a too :se " kitaler thr head Es isk 1 tiuu , Uillt the asiliui of the o paPtbfillet at Portsissonthy; tiros .iodistermufiA:it Prlttey • night, asdhad riot wailed on Satftrthry.l.Al'in ptt rioulogist an!, ',liking ever %ruled ail part or Its purpose, the late 'tissforourable urws ell a more ireessolnikisan ever, as • 1111.:tish utspiet.. •H a rising dale Dutch. moil it gra ill rti•rrsiont on the Cuatinent. Were intended. tb,t otvet 1. become' impales@ ; or, to speak perhaps more u.m cily. the toast it gent by. At two o'clock this morning. jii,t are this Paper irrosionag to revs, we receivid L/oiitch Patten to ,b instant, from which. we have made the • ROPM•is lj extrocte the ill* efJeue. the sal Corps of the Army •l se fresh oktory over that of the: .4.1 Arturo. Tim Spine;sh General % jrpa i p; je f feakod on the till, at Salute (near Sofa. geseat), ;attested un the and 17th to Belcliill, and entrenched himself with 18,000 awn. ..6.• Socket followed him to hie retreat him on the lath. He inanteuvrel.ao as to old, fla,k the enemy's hue, and oar artillery, in a short time, threw it into the greatest disorder.= The: caissons having blowu up, the whole lice di.- per.ed and took to flight. Blake wished to attempt a charge with his cavalry ; but the 4th regiment of hessars having come up, stout and drove it even t Bs lc l. The ipaniah insurgents bare lust, in their ratite, ail the remains of torte artillery; slimed all t.seir muskets, and a considerable quantity of am niuslitime; a great aumber has beets killed, and Rimy prisoners bee. made. General !Cachet fol lowed the wreck of the defeated army, en the hake flor Alcaniz, whirr he arrived on the 1911 i. We expect the details of this istfair.—(Leydea Corder, Ad, 14.) PETE43BOIII4I, JVlllt 17. We have received the moot satisfactory intelli gence from our army ens the frontiers of Turkey. The Tuas, wishing to prevent l'rinee Prows, musky from isaissing the Danube. by makiog frequent sallies from their fortresses, that Prince llotally defeated them in several eurigensents, and advasced by ta,iid marehes towards Adriiumple. The Asiatic troops are joiiiiug with all - baste the 'Furbish army ; e litre are great movements at Cons KatiLitionle; it seems ccrtaiidthat this Grassi Doke Ctiostaiistuse will take the chief command of lhe Retains army in Turkey.—(Me.) colts-L.4lsec, JULY 1. 10 the night between the 48th and nth oeJune. shoat trod lust:rents of the V oralberg apposite:heti this place hens lkatlenta ; sti wen of the Bodeen boar. who formed oar revisal. were nude 0440101. The ussorgents te-emhorkeil in tht erne peen. taking frith them six an dt pieces of met eery. which waft usttl on public rejoicings. On their immege they 'cited a vessel Wee with vino, which they earned to Bragtote. 'The Coalmen& Pat of Linelau dispatched two bole. iniented oath en sou. pails gun, to pursuit of Vow; but tandssen piately it cause no to Mow so vieleatty, tiler it smor Dectemiry to anrd out two email beats to ussiat rhe:a in rettirnit 6 . to the poet. Fbr two days the insnr. gents hareblockailed Liiidou we the laud side.— tioursial de Fraleckfurt. •NCONA, atlvz V. An English frigate Isoded in the port ^d . ib tsseli 1115 men. who gave themselves; up i.o ilering the houses. The Adjiitaiit-Coiniii-tdant, lialithar, at the head of 20 Pram+ soldier-, eight Oita d'..iniers. am/ 40 mationsl guanla of Liiiette, fell upon the English, and dislodged them, liiur killed mid eight woucded 1 the frigate cannonaded IMP fort for a long time, but without causing any deeetage.---(./deso.) TeI.4OIIAPIStC DISPATCO. P4alS, JULY 6--as o'clock. p.m. Os the Bth isietaut the Emperor peered th-• Us tube; on the6tlt the Austrian ahoy was cornplete l'y elplwryed ; this news was conveyed to Browsed' by the telegraph. by order of the Arcli-Clianeel lkw....(Vorr Courtier, Jaly 15.) Private letters front Theate, of the 26th June, advise, that the English, in the night Isttween• the 16th acid 17th inst. attempted to make a visitant bear the Lazaretto, but were repulsed with the tom of some w Wed. and four taken prisoners. Seve ral guirboaia. which at the same time put off from our port. engogrii cite English vessels, and obliged . them t• take/ ',fetter under the gnus of their gates.—(liaerkot Courant fl.hily The Members a ne are to cat on l,nrtl Gatintraio Court-Martial, and the witnerus. had nil 'mired at PartsulOatii oli Sat orti.sy ; bottlto trial, although fixed for this day, will out commence snail the Ex pedition Imo sailed. On Thursday, Ilia arrived at the myernsatiot-flinew, arcompanied br he heather. Cons misatotier f 3 assithie.Moulen it Pt T r, Leg. M.P. foe lforsetshire. Tanga. Coutars.a, sod W. LaVIE. Esq. Barrister; the latter ieuilerann was law-adviser to Sir Hume Pueltalits at his Court-Martial. l'he trial is expected to lust three cw roar tlni A. CHARL(III Mt:4O4U, E.g. So. hello, to the Aduiwalty, will assist M. hinge. run's, Lag. to conduct the prosecution ma the part id the Admiralty. Friday evening. Gen. F. Nfaurthee arrived in town from the W'sat lushes, aril immediate-10p tended at 'he office o. Cositissieva-tnXellie. Great activity was need au the Tower ; so Inge asthree set tch, nn Friday littera , nil, is. t.e 11,110, 14 nosy a htege quantity of barrows and entreuching' took, to gn with the Expedition. Several - large ships have arrived in the River within thew few dace, laden aith next; ar.d a- that article has in conicquence faUem al per cent. !miser new be L var ll ied to in propertims : teary also wallow &earnests loin V t he and W est filielleasetv will, we and.rstand, inspect the restielley mod Voloateet lafsutn. immediately. dust * ere harvest. • ON Satimiar'night,:W English Opee was 1 , performed, for the int time,' twilled. The Ross as impavior : or, 'As flier of, Sesoksekp. l'he dia lo,gur nod poetry are in ldr. Sibpoits ; the mini* by Hr. Aootiou. The following are the clusi• Teeters Vanosciefe, (tm ismor s o 411110 XD. i t tilisi(siote) Mr 1.1 R II 1.1, oddest Ain fte P' .11Ir. ?HI L Lies. . . Own I illr.lllllTll. • toorekbrog . Mr. Primes. • Leitfora Mr Hons. Xi . • s...•Mr.Wst.we x. • Cussafts—Musses. s Muter , Fitasnansous,aild chat ' Mrs. KOVNTAIN. Koos Mn. UMW,. h. •.. . • ... ... . . Oka... hatefterft:;e ii is; Mks- 111Q7 i ;i'aplor. Imperist abed, Cooke 'Mike*, ke. • Chrome oft imi cw:dts - 4.11.8 Cra. Diirkie,jaa.Nehaes. Liars*, Le. he. Missitin Pesisiats--Mesiss.hiasikrs, Mathews, Timmer, flauft,Cmetsett. Vloses C...Orittaw, Muskeg, Mireeror, Mauna feedhm,Mw. Criablista. Thcrielene is laid in ltuwia Tfie PII. geftrefirsienwmates the deceased Print.. dierit, whom be restraider, and, 1.4.11 a considerable force, seizes ow the kiwi of Smolensk*. Ile condemns the Governor to death, but fsll. in love witia his daughter, Adelsai, to whom he offers his hand. her lather's life. On her refusal, he condemns her to-lse the wife of Oars, .'Cossack of the rum se- • yaps appearance and rummers. who conveys het to his cottage in the country, and her fatbee k , and her lever. Calmed niaberg, are (vitrified to a dongeou. They escape, and arrive as Owes cot tage, who may be considered the hem of the piece. sod is constantly employed in devising' the telkwill *pit it3g these three fugitives • from falling into the *kids of the impostor ; iu which attempt he ittinsetely 'succeeds, with the mist:tuft of Lis if,/rect The other charm:tin 'tire - pmaiusto, introduced us the friends of Ore*. Theta ob. ver was a piece received with more • se •sal approbation ; the interest was very well saps potted, and the sour with which it *hotrods are eery sesturally • •odricedi Mrs. &lOU MTAIIeS firil sag, which might be celled an invondiott, was gives With the nest Wert, and, for eiteeinimiquad exoreded any performance of that es peivati simper which wo WINN Illitarelled. Mir. Saittn's performance: of (had was extremely jittiscious.—The phila iithro py of his disposition, breaking through the savage manlier of the' Coeauck, was finely delineated, and received the most nubounded applause. Mr. Pismires, as a Russian Colonel. was spirited and impressive—ship action graceful and elegant—. • and his snags, gives with infinite taste and: express piou„ were moat rapturoas eacorerl , asceteptimiel as with *ce:mimes. Mrs. Etante was in excellent voice, awl tang. with great sweetness, in a duet, with Mr. 111111 N. which was earored. This G.-110r oom i . vary witch itaproved, red sang, with great ta-te 'and execution, a beentifisi shun. with Dlr. PIIILIPPS, which n.ia also encored. Mr. Oleeint) - nivita his first appearauce its the part of a simple rbitic, and sang a comic sung, with sr.n.l effect.-- The music is sweet and sciewtikr, the costume auperfi, and the scenery beatrtiftil in dettign and execution. With all these requisites, this piers roust preive man successful. It was announcer! for a second repre.etitatien; anti rectived with universal plaudits. The I ens:. wee Inn in tvery pen. he following Notably avid Fassianwilvles gird ed the Theatre in the e•mrke of last week : Mer Royal IfirAttese the Princess of Wales, the Prioress Sophia of tekaisruat. the Duke of Argyle, the Maritu.s of Meadfort, the Duke Ile Rem, tbe Coiside; Ile Voodoo, tbe Countess if Cann, the Viscountess Maki and Word, Lady Toteet, Lady Hume% l.ady Le De /spews?, Lady Hood, Lady Jolcistou, Lally Abity, Lord F. Beauelerc, Colonel Wittier onn, 31:kpr Idomilten, Captain Kenny, Captain N nom, Mrs. Col Colebrook, Mrs. Montentos, Mrs. families, Mas. Los Mrs. Thomas Rollie% Mn. dimes, Mrs. Win Mrs. C Jar. VW, Mrs. homer, Mr. Coatis and Family, aw l Mr. J. C. Be reshrst. Friday, the Duke of YORK . river! at Windsor, and, tngether with the Duke of Cumncst.snis, i'rinceases Soeni t and Mincers. Lady THY NMI ! DRAlfiaosveNOß.Generals CARTWRIGHT and Furzaor, the Ilan. Mr. Vii.t.ints, and Coloneki TAYLOR and Dcserow, accompanied Ills Mari JENTY in hit usual rule in Windsor Park. • The Queen and Princeas ELI7.ARRTN took an airing to her Royal Highness's Cottage, at Old Windsor, and walked in the prelims. 'Yesterday morning His MAJWITY, NIKONS Acquire*, Sorts% t, and MART, aCTOIIIOIIO4O4 by Lady Tars 4L. ;Pflefilia CARTWIttGiii. EITEROT, and Colonel Dvsaanw, rode to St. (;et rice's Cho pd, and heard a sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. LONG. from the goth chapter of John, 29th verse, anti afterwards returned to the Palace. I.lrd Levesitm fiowsia will give his first grnesd Cabinet dinner, nest Wednesday, a his boner in Great Stanhope -street, May Fair. All the Min*. tens (the Duke of Morransu exopiesl, who IL gust to Scotland) have signified their intention of bring prevent. The blarchionesi Dowager of B4Tli left town. yerterday, on a ilia to the Earl mid Canisters of Ciseartaror Ers, at Sradby.hall. Derby- h ire. Vlooollllt and Vivconatess Castainaoc entertain ed a select party ut drawer, yesterday, at Chelsea Farm. 'the Parks, yesterday ilisiplazeil a very full str neentilage of conspauy.....-Her Royal /lights's« the Princess of kVai.r.s . passed through them sit her urricle aid pair, at four o'clock. On Wednessday, Cur( and Countess Sootwest se riveal et the Deck-yard. Portsmouth, on a visit to the Hun. Colunissioaer (laity ; from whence they went, on Kitarday. to-the fele of Wight. On Thiar.rlay..4.'aia. lawaN gave a dinner and 11411 do hit iyherrs. mild a allitl;.•ft.G* party of Ladies meld f;• oils-awn of Gosport, on board the Royal ellf .Al *whew', The Comdr.«, of Veratnna, acconsponied her PARR?, *h.) lost his in the late • .irmaiga. paused through Shrewsbury, last %Wit, au ifti-or wool , to Anglo...ea. Mr. Ititi.i:nott so soaking , a tour of Lineolvshire, rum whence be proceeds to Ni ire. , • • • • , 441 4 11 , 111:7- 1, 1 4. seNje;..`-• ~ - TlisArßa. •1. MEWL r~ ART L'llAßtlltY, Jere it. " • • Mal RABfrEl ensues C. cotiamt. This rimte .toad •rtr, biJI - des die cmirt, tin thin for the Piiipote of siring the parties an opportunity Of a n ortemg,if possible, Tor refeiriug the matter* be die's - Site. 'The Loan tit leer et.t.oa now inquired. IT any such a‘reenseut I.r.t tNw et:- tered into by thew Mr. HUM, - tor the Defendant, aid—" There hod not. He concaved the Court hail to decode upon what had been put in iesiue between the. pea. tits; before any reference citaild tie wade to the Muter." - COURT—. , " Con I decree 11 partnensltip. inimMt• fuou for ever, i..ruch a wahjett-wouer as Tbra ' tricair Mr. kAap--. 0, My 1.44, I thought that hefOre any refaience to the Master, the Court had to de ride whether Mr. Morris, a proprietor uloue-fourth could berme • tenant, In mummy, its the 1: 1 ;1: m contrary to the imltirstiou of lay client. and contrail to dater's), of the articles between them." Cuuur—" Mr. [fart. will you give in a decfna ration ut what your client nuderstands to be the effect of those /nicks I I mold Ash the parties would agree, and thereby get out of hut water." •Mr. I should be sorry to comsnit ' wtthoutduecouaideratioo. 1 vhould be rely happy to get bim nut of hot water, 6 - 01 - I udgbe wily get into out of that; upon the grid-iron." Cover —olf Jon amnia agrte s I must '0n1 , 7 give my jtitligutent f . but I whiff& hive yea Wass der. whether you? chant may t dit.•in'thit cow. pail . if not from but water upon ttill-iron s at h betweeu tile frying-pan • aad trite ere. ' stand over till Wednesday' hest, boned isinbug the SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. i . • • . • BRIGUTON RACE 11110.0. JO LI( 21. A i lids of soul tor Saar olds, est. newly ' ibmogiroldst. bet. 61b. alwyr adds &Waged, oat. rilarooddlb. Four nibs. Bit G. Weimer% U. b. doistbosal, s yrs load rieroisomes b. c Scorpio% a re Mr. north's k c. Mbar, s es old The Darlingtos Stable of tools. rack solls, mt.*. sad Ile. sse..o. Mt. Made. rim Imelkris Sit C. Beabory's The taut year or tie Pavan Isibessiti yr 01d.c414, pt. sat 11Mh o ess. wioan et the Davey, Maks, a*^ of ph extra. 11r. fermor's M. t by Sir %Oar . • Mr. Ladbrokes Or. e. by Trastopokor H, IL H. dor Prieto et Wales-% b. e. asuaw IA Egiesawit's ck. c. by Gobsonts..... H. K. H. Oar Disko at York's b. c. by Mr. Kellerman's b" c. Cockatoo Saisehe's heather, is the thrliagssio,. the Earl aims% arid Its, soma acme& . • Ir„ /1181.1 r sa Ti. armed NA hen year ittit riarrard tore. mete, it di art, Owe MOM Tb gut solo. Itdoosamiledintbio • "WWI 101M,11101'111111010(1111e silbotolbe bob Lard SisispaCreli. b. iiksotiow, G. R. BAB* Mato ed Tairßs b. a. ?opal R. k et akerTrioasallArboa.rres Mr. Wiaalbor•-...8ir.• row, Wititua—stir C. Illaseel Me, were, nut reesee...—t lived rare r wee 4i a amt. hit B. Gambino's bl. g. Gollirksi, *lnds 1 _91 5 r. EWriag , lodooPobstlteihe bear by rueastst. Sir G. Webster's Hippos/gm, at. Vs ham's Masquerade, he Imeassail, st. 6th 1. 0 oars, rugs. , —Hippeebelelle, ems eisy. Tir G. Welster's Ibppookoook sot ylla. hates Cygnet, Sat. the last halt mile • 11,101 copy. la the Lot match, this tier, Eleetioa a. ahem hails leugth —lt war may - good ram I. h her vao 001 able to dos great deal —Th. well stleadal as yesterJay.—hoe the play, the emsedlttori, auJ the aleseate sr' stowed as the caases.—The races are dim tams year, sod this aim assayst the enosoooy. Th ere an, loratowir, maw dribble. sad ethers hare, yet. Throw war at twit Wittig. w haatoy appears to be the leader ; he • the easter v( leis nit horses Named by sitters. -MR. ICP: MILE AND I-- The fallowing article id copied from The Exami leer of vwarrilay :•-•••• 0 Whet will the adoeirors d KSINOLt say so hia aware if leaving Dada, out of *Web be took from twelve to headrest poratle! He had ablaipted frogs a Timm' is Dubai, a slipper bath of the raw of el. Oa tke isuraisig ha was fatties of for tire Nurarof Indad, he seat it Meek, dasisissi to know what he weir %adapted testy smo for tha i Woof it. The traitress* wailed ea Me. Pcosts, ram ha fogad seated is his abaft, itia midair off TM e t ea suY it was Da lals wawa an Ist oat ary *agar than had for Itura.4l oat Dot the rale a the gilaaa-asad, twaeariag he had sad it to Mr. IC , dersasokti ha fall price !Cuisine wasted very wpm* and fart lama( M ear- plstely, as to call the num a liar. a iltussadvdl a nips sok to casette the Saga of .4tealill. a 1119 “ MAI; !'" 1160. trapisaamaa thalkal Ma, ad trod Oworill/Ohlitly hie hod kin mum% br cormombers.l4lloevissi Mr. ltd *r delkaiediait; sad IN he lida platy PM proof of the lapses word. spoken, it it tooppard it Wilma as Ilona& of eke Stage easisideraMf Poore apt the primp if tkk tiodtapar.-. Part of the baairty of the lasi Is, Met tMt _ ssat now sou of llama* MO a doarkplit gaddiskaiderraildia, lOW ) • , • • , The anpriormarent *fed arthittectintiteerestiopo olviselflossinsiton plow. Mot smesonr at •Valilsbal4o Oedema eta cetiatuly upon a Wand _anal Itiosatt I In e, end appear to rye city general estiartictitio-ssa , tlir otal.ollsiteaseeete are appropriately dearwateid, awl pews' much variety of brilliatley aid r.Oloar• tug. Tbst ,oval- performances art also milk oil. mired, awl dm marks at public topproitatiassa. eel only ratifying to toe perforators. tout' equally reap the Momper*. to find their ersollemserited ossale4liara so • ormolly approval at. Asedft the distin guished Characters present aa Friday main, were TM Prim? Carlaalwa; Mask Itscollemeire Ike Portien pees sint Neopolatos Amlminators i the Maki NAlfains M. boner; Cords Werstavetiood„ Posasog gibe C Hawke, Ihrwritism, 4:4lspri &oleos finish Poalall. lir *env, liembrase, Sollbsto. old Cameros i and Sr lirwrt." • mat. topo.Stoonowl, itottoolw)i4 .0 4 1 Issitor one Immo ! tyros 4 Silt is Roo IMicsilles. Which he performed is time tonvier lees *se the oven time. He mitt tlot illotlOdkohist it two moo*, .-iieto Wm doss IS IMOD bio Amer. at *INU(. ^ - 7 -, "T -- - - i'OREMN INTELLIGENCk. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERt TIS'ENTY-FIETII BULLETIN. • " WoLEERSDoRY, JULY 11. " The works raised by GeueralCouiit Bertrand, a:.oljhe er.riss he coninivnits, had, .since the be. gitinio o of the month, •entirely sulxitied the Uss. !!rube. Hie Niajrsty instantly resolved to ..41.. Irct 'his forces 111 the Island of Lobou, °pea upon the Austrian gnus, 111114 bring our genet .41 en o texelueut. it was pot befause ate...putt:lion ..t the French artily was Gram-very fine ooi et) :tons. Master of tne vitiate right boirk . of the Osoub fug hi. leper iitssiSna, .10J copoi;:eraiii; por tion of kituutery, he enjoyed di.: greatest plenty.— It some ditft olties bad been experienced int pro..- . rubeg austewilice for ,the two* of l'ieharp t , Asia arose from $4 ilborgauised adruinistrap embarrassments which were every day • and from difficulties which were produced My the situation in which ths try woo placed, in a land iu winch the tsg.e jaw cora Is air exclueve privilege of the governamm,, But how could the troops continue to be sepenited loft the hitt& army, by a canal of three or four bbatlited Mess ea breadth; when the mean* 9f pa.s its over bad been prepared and secured? Thia 'maid baits given credibility to the impostures %Ouch the enemy had scattered with s° great psis fusion throughout his own said neighbouring coun-: Mina : this wyuld tare east s doubt over the occur. Immo Eadtp,g, and Laye.authu. rived the guippnattion of these being; us tatty • sub's dandy& equithy bietWeess armies t o differed, of which one twat aaimated, aud. iu some sllcsiefe inform& 1- 'Wished aumessys ' dispirited ' Itonory. ittittH, . of tine certj t io de: ..-.llisputed.s _ eel masters of one hank of the _ snobe, and pres;euted the arrival of the articles east inti.+peinable to the sub , istesce of so greet a city. These vivre the rea sons of hope and fesr, and tie subject of conver sation iu the Vivo armies. " On the let of July, et funr o'clock of the morn -jug, the Emperor mitinvcd his iier3-irrrtert • the , Island of Loliait, which hail bteo already mimed by the engineers the. Island isinpoleott. A smell island to which had heel, give,' the name orthe , Doke of llontebello, and winch e n ure nptin Sniters dorf, had been furnished with teii rtniriarz tomtit, lo.posiiiilers.. Another c 3 iirdislawsd Tospa g ur, had been supplied with six pores of bat tieneg cannon tour liortars. setwetmi these tnii is( olds. r battery had been mis er', alma in force to that of the ishind of Nloiltehel lb. and in like norneter lAleirift upon Elicerodocr. These GI pieces of !scattering artillery Had the some abilmt, mire its two boars'te destroy the little ,seasi tarEnterulort, drive away the elseiny, and &moil* the omits. On the nght, the Island Alenanditai sigh four mortrol. two ten-mounters. Illodmlwtive sit-randlor (bettering can were to bear upon thit plain and protect the operations g the bridges.. " On the TA the Duke de Ithroli 041..1 over to the Mill Wand with Voltigeursj toad took powessirto of it. Mind :woe sl furnished with cannon. It'atir joined to the eldtinent, nit the tell itdr, by • sintlll briar. In the trout It little J! eche as raised. and, AO reslool4 xis called i'erit. In' Witt else* the redoubts of Feeling sp red go rtr ow these corks : not doubting S battery. formed to act against thatiorelf". Ixnr them with great artivi ty. Ties eeis the intention in Inning mind this • attention e the meaty wee to be 4ta this point, in order to omega! from bits the really proposed. .Phase ge sense •y* tee Datoolm to Me 14E4 1.414 am. the Ilth. at two in the exeising. Omensl crowd alp voltigeurs tole embarked on the rest sees the IP mobs.. commanded bv Aseerel Cooseires. Colonel Bests, with 10 gun. boob, atiosoyed their. awl rheotaberted then' be =srlittle sem of the Wend Leaman. in the The stoup of the mealy were soon .., i . ttid-Ifoii„ at least; tofu , y multiplied sumessca lopir victories, the lire. Let this while the other wai dispirited by the AMA strikiiiii at. to be then into. refet sew. " All Pie istelbsence Collected celscernicig she mom Austrian *rimy 'hewed that it was considerable; iorsrcE. that it had been recruited by . numerous bodies of ' tribe-rye; by the levies from Moravia,sind Hw.pry, iCE.s. and by all the inu4eitelaPs, (fescikles) of the preinn- -21. Ces ; that it. atindry haul bees rc-insvuntal by re : - . . . A . f e wir we , 7,1 in,. quoit*** to all tlhe circles, sod its dr. miht• of ar- t aged, rot. telb• muss tills!? tiiplyd by yosienss (ivies of ?Moles and car- PoZoll /A Alorirta. fluntat. Cad Bobetnia. To yrs old 1 ida aerie chapels in thepir Ismer. the Aosta,* Ge- t 44 ..... ......... •11 4 ki- ft. f The l u r a l t ee nr f "1 ;471/"'lllebleitAo.rret ope"CPltli.l4l/747-i $ *terse/off. Sod the, iutervoli hcbli ' welkiltloals ware' o'isf Giadoeso •• • ;•••• „A, cOvetod *tido* ' aorraaatia 4 it f& t : 64l 4 4e*°°d _ 6 ; ar wogs. met k•lt• trims.. dad ' tit lootrelkoll. P ie e" 171 • ▪O. the Mu ails i botliwbia Aim kaki% to hoods If ti calbliwy t4tas from tbillickdp* 0 So- - obeitiloilt. , .• • • - .: . • i Ni. ' - 1 "'lt was inciametrible how Vie Eiaperor. *ilk * his .aperients is War, tould thiuk of •attachisy ; dig:S; ti‘l• • estimated at tOO,OOll-Men, 'as well troy* of tb. 7 00100 44 , - hoe as mauls aosYmew nii. e d le m i s . a ni w h o * si c dr . is o s o w the Flo w, o r supported by 8 or 4W pieces of lkidd avtilliuji. :ask Rebes. It eppesired more amp* 'hi threw ' SOME freft .1r 11111- loblow over the ;Amalie; i lisr re Vies lower &Iwo. " 4 " 4 " 46 sulk.'"" i. The when to be e 044 and thus restcLer'u l eleis flue field 4,1 battle prepared wash et" bust after the by the tummy. - But in tbis.hrdee case it was,mse :. , e • as u i m osbk.l, e. c . tkolts(lit peas-tint/le. to .tiverf the incohivnlenees . iss• td SIM' I*** •* and %nce.4l4 itUrte eNirlf • .iottibrelt 4 ,1.••4 3 .t MO . 1-... r - - PrPtettiolC Okla.'s*. bodies:6;am the assiibistes or .ten b p , Ad th444ibtft 4 `.. 4 .4 , r0ar60.... , . ba.t.o . ;:. . ... I. " Ousels dthev iti de, the Ehipilim wig trorgifir' do attsieas lesjur Wheel- Works sysSe,.LNifild tip . con vicklle tii• ktfell•laud oi ilett awe . ewe. b. dt.•-•• Lebou : 'hOd-Oslre;r4 broldot; fikPita44 l 4..""i' 4l ` vows of stoef.7lllo.4•%lifflC &SIM Mi. air Meuse maces . °b. " al." 311 "ea. • " Theo otteetoeu-sf 'Vreaeir - paired be- the 41rnor i. 4.t. 6tll both send, last CMS easy. Agreed these toe o only!! tillacuft t er t Nit Acbt eicaPrd. 71h. Robed Sir B. Gra. dieensiny. He hire 1 i .i. . ariy. tpu hu- . k 900 f 1^-41 41kM **** *. • tunny afg unwieldy. FurAl_ ttesper•O to .certitia 1.. host os, deotruetins if he 'Wed' haVa'brciiiii c: but. et the Sympid bf ~d se Aw as h 14 „,,. same time,. beterlitiod, *O f it was impossible to —The muse 111111141114 so eli•tinilie hini rttla kiet . t:ttitreli position in t• hich he ? falling of fat the cola- covered &hems". •111= and a Port or it""PrY• le °f t" Pvilleg•.._ "‘" 1- it is true gist- this ' did not curer liittinw. * 411. 818 Im i r 4 ' 4 " and flat the i' itch riff Sir pove.oon or thus meet Ihr the 'sem se . t Pt • - ... T a m id ivawc o loo , cap tal . Bid this'posses.ion was. in A certiii de. a amt betting. Maier vet.. ilisputed,sineeths Austrians remelt ied masters lir • the emoor of love. of one back of the Danube, Mid preieuted the . 0. -77 11.