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Hogue of , A. 1.51. to Leer the Royal Ament ghee jyl eotaini , siott in cert J:n BOA. rte the S **no x•a's retorts, he tororroed the if unw .hat the Royal .tusiottad beau Ono to otrtam Bills; fur trittelt, die the Lords. 'le. Refills*. '4 hrougbt to • flill to amend an Aet of last &iodise, to ennead the Power of the Couunissiossets of the *National E/rbt in graatiol Anua , t'es. Read a Ent time, and ordered to be 'nada secoosl time as Weduesday next. Mr. WH•111.70 , 4 brought up the Report of Ake Rill for reettlating the Holvtays flourr of Atiendrace in the Eta tr.. Office ' winch wen agreed to; asl the RiU oedercd to be read • third time on Wednesday next. Mr. ft unit brought $4 AUII to allow Dteti to rout uw• Coffee. Read* first foOlf, cod ceder to Le read is second time on Vticdowilay uezt , . . Mr, Reset les •) NT 6,1%41411 a Rill tee suspend dittlhapart. abets of caa.leSywits 'front either rou..try to Cap ether. 11 , ad 4 fiiNg tigte, soil ordered for a seeotstl read fair on We.lns.s.lay. The Howse seta into a Committee on the Loss the Report was avlen•d to be. rccei•cd on Wednesday. . Mr. NUS/LI/60N motel the second readiaz of the Lottery Ur. PructeA6 said, that this Bill hal been fumed as die same peintiple as Inc 81l or last pour; but that be la. tended to propose etveral alteratio:u, when the Bill wan cent 'sifted The Bill was them read a seemed time, and cedersd to a Committee of the who'.• Ilonse oo ITedmaday next. Mr. IrltisnisxoN broorlit in a hill for ruisin% part el the Loan of the prevent year, by the aar duties. Read a firm time, and ordered to be read 'second time on Wednes day next. A Message (non the noose of Lofts inform:Nl the House that their Lordships had arid to the Dublin Poremeal Bill, andsrverol pe;vote Bill+. The Laud Tax Redemption hill, en the motion of Mr. 1111.74%11.110 4, was et ad a third time, and paned. Mr. DUNDAs bsolleal b a Bill to etitptover the Poet sn.eter Chosen! of Ireland to purchase tertott Loads, for the purpose of eollreine. the General Post Dare. On the motion of Mr N uric gloom, the Ileum , went 111,0 a Coalmine, to consider the Excise l)utics, when he point, on an ton,usiou in the Act of imt year relative to Lit-cotes. The Report 11411 ordered to be received on Wrdtemday next ° . On the motion of Mr. Rent toot, the Local Militia Bill was read a secoad liar., and ordered to be committed us Wednesday next. Adj:turued till Wednesday. FOREIGN IrrzLLIGEVCE. FILOII THE DUTCH PAPERS. VIETH BULLETIN OF THE FRENCH ARMY. Y•4l, MAY 4. The division of Gusieral Clapsrerle, euirsisting of seven thousand taro, fought sisigli ageiust thirty thousand of the enemy, whom it drove from Eberv berg. The enemy last twelve thousand, of witom Deno thousand five handfed are prisoners. The . , Doke of Monte Bello is arrived at Stayer. Ili* Majesty reevived at Elversherg the Deputies from Upper Austria. _ . above iiiwtract or tlir Fifth 8u511,.. till is inserted in the pasha:6,A of Cue ✓ow nal a Cuntweree, of i 114 y IPTILUBIAGi 111.11 9. Bu hcr Imperial MajiptF receivei + 1 in the night of Coe aril instant, by an extt:aordi nary courier, announces, that the Emperor WWI on the id at Limbach ; the ad, at Wells, arid ar rived on the 4th at Eus, where His Majesty Trades iu the Castle of the Prince Auersperk -There.was on the sth It very brisk battloat (lens 'burg, which was defended by twenty thousand Austrians. The division of Clapmede took that tt.vii by it4sault. The castle and part of the town were burnt, and many Austrians lost their lives in the flaunt. The Austrian army is in the greatest confusion, and the most frightful despair. 'rimy are evacuating Vienna, where the Freach are expected every instant. His Majesty enjoys excellent health. MlUNlclip MAY `2. The Emperor Napoleon is following up the ad vantages which he has obtained. His Majesty is marching to Lintz, and will soon be at Vienna.—. The Duke of Dantzic is in Saaltxburgh. General Wrede, at the head of the brave Bavarians, has entered Unfelt. This General has performed pro digies of valour. On the 90th, 5000 French troops arrived here, and set out again the next moruing. On the 24th of April there was a severe conflict near Neinarkt.—iThe followiug account has been published of the actlaie On the .2-241 April, the second Bavarian received orders to follow, in order to support ire Duke of 'stria, who had itilvaiseed towards the !via. The same day the division arrived at New. u •kt; the Gth battalion of lit-Lt infantry of La RC.: be was puste.l at Ruhsbach. •..e 23d at night flit. !wily pu►hed a strong • ~y Schardin to :Ai, which drove in our advanced posts of cavalry, and auacl:•-d the battalion of La Roche, which, after a vigorous resistance, fell back to the heights of Newmarkt. As soon a intelligence was received of this uttack, Lieut.-Geoeval Wrede sent Major-Genend Ceuta Minecoi with the third regi ment of foot, which was with the rest of the divi vion behind Neumarkt to take up a position on the neighbowing heights. .4 On the _titla, toe enemy attacked with im petuosity, ie el on ell poi❑ts, our advanced partied of horse, and drove theta in. The lath regisnent found itself. at the same time, attacked and en velopod. The whole infantry advanced, and the Is arse were detached to extricate the regiment.— ' The action now became general, end the enemy 'was repulsed on arl pacts. . 1 At ten &clink, the enemy deployed a fresh column, and advanced with 36,000 men naiad the two Ranks of the division, which, until noon, re p n l; ie d Al the attacks made by an enemy so voialy superior in 'masher., and dial not retreat, until the forat.•r shesed tut iiitetition to cut off its retreat to Netlntartt The retreat was eff►cted with the ',sane order, and the same vigour, that were disployed dairiag the action. The division marched through Nettmarkt, and took post in the rear of the division of ; Grueral Fsancis Molitor.-- "rlie brig,oale of horse, which had been detached to scour the couutrs, took no share is the action.— We made 400 prisoners. The Austriaos retreated in the night between the 24th and 28th. During the night,. the bridge over the lan was restored ; and in the morning of the 27th, the advanced par- ties crossed the Leyden Carte. May 16,) _ Linn, La,Y 1 1. It is this iustaut reported that the French army obtatued a freshamtory Oa the other side of Lulu, uud that the head-quariers of the Emperor were ou the el'hlay at Latubech, ou the road from Saltzburgh to Liars.—(Lepies Geactee, lila" 16.) II Y A Letter front Strasburgh of the 9th, written at the inst.uit of the Courier's departure, confirms the important news related above, under date of Strasburg, May 9th; and adds, that the flag was flying on the Cathedral in token of rejoicing for a recall victory obtained over the Austrian troop, in which 30,000 prisopen were taken, and for the entry of the French into the Capital or A us tri a ._ (Journal du camera. May IS.), The Leyden Gazette of the 16th inst. contains a long article, d ited flunieh. April 30, giving an accouut of the revolt in the Tyrol down to the List; hut it dues nut prevent any intelligence of novelty. GERMAN rApats. VIENNA, APRIL 29. The &army under the command or Field Nlarrhal Boron Hil'er ebtintatvtl at 60,000 CO.m ?he Archduke Anthooy has arrived here from the army, und since proceeded to Hungary. The Archduke Francis, brother to the Empress, goes as Governor to Genic's. MAY 3. The necessary measures are taken in case of a bosttle demonstration egotist Vivo na. The Corps of General Villiers is believed to be strong enough to prevent the advance 4 a the enemy—The Reserve and the Militia of Lower Austria are also called out. tart the Archduke Charles will co-operate on his side.—Tha Moravian Militia are on their mirth, and the Hungariaii Insurrection is orga nizing with great activity.--i The army of the Arch . duke John will either prosecute its ciireer, or re tort) to the ►rapport of the other corps. The army of the Archduke Ferdinand has fully completed die object uf its Original destinstion. 04r cevalry will immediately lee largely increased. The Burgher cavalry of this city have already offered to serve in the fiehlArut it has lasso deemeti right to retuin thew in \ 'ratan. On the 99th the Empress let nut for C l iptr Aastria, nu a visit to his Majesty. • The milititt bntteliva s that were here have bees beAt off to the army is vvoggons. ACGIOLURGH, ULY 5. The Emperor was on the 3cl instant ut Marshal :Hassan' at Lints, and General Enron You Wrede at I...einbacit. The utmost exertion is making to fortify Brantiau. General Andre*lsy and M De Cliarnpaguy huvu left tins place for the Emperor's head-quarters. The first is positively stated to have been appointed Governnrnf Vieunit. P. S. A courier has this instant arrived, with in telligence that the French have entered Lints, and that the Emperor is marching to Vienna. PARIS. MAT H. Advices from Italy, or the Gth and 7th instatit, transmitted by the telpgraph, state, that his Highness the Viceroy was occupied ire the pur suit of the Austrian', who were rapidly retreating. On the 4th his head-quarters were et Trevino, mid the communication between Milan and Venice was completely free. sALTniunG, APRIL 30. At five o'clock, yeeterikiy afternoon, the Ba varians forced their way into this place, inter mixed with the flying Austrians. The capture of four pieces of cannon, a number of baggage wag gons and tumbrils, 13 officers, 530 . privates, aad the release of some Frenchmen and Bavarians, sent hither as prisoners by the perjured Tyrolese, are the fruits of this victory. Jellachich's corps is completely dispersed ; a part of his troops have taken the road to Carinthia, while another part are wandering about iu the woods. Our cavalry a►e in pursuit of the latter, and are every instant sending in prisoners. _ . This day the divisiou marched off in the direction of Strtumaldeu. Baron Von lteiehlin is uinung the wounded. The total of our loss was only two kill ed and nine wounded. WAY 9. The list adriies from Constantinople state, that immediately afu.r the departure of the two Russian officers, whom the French Charge d'Affaires bud presented to the Divan, a general, wet of rehlion was declared against the Russians. The Turks were making Oat:lost active and efficient preparas tions for the defente'of the capital. The English Ambassador, Mr. Adair, had his formal audieuces of tile liaiinacan, on the li2th and ited ult. There was no apPrehensiou of further tumults on the pert of the Janissaries. • TENT/1 BULLETIN. Lii.utcraut Field-Marshal Witt has notified from St. Vert, ainkr that: ut the a tto April, that he bad cflintil the enemy's advanced guard to be attacked ea the gad, by Major- Generals Nr:4lto and Sub!matt, with the Kit:ranger and Lich tenstein Ilussar,, and the frontier corps. On the oath, the Likututialit Field-Marshal ath sorra with three columns, and the t waikd the attack before Stettin, where a very ob stinate act tins, with fortunate consequences, took place. All reports concur in stating, that the civisions of 3lolitor and Boudet were both in this battle, and that the Bavarian and Hessian troops amounted together to Mune men— Up to the 45th, nu trace of an enemy had been observed on the Austrian frontiers. ELEVENTH BULLETIN. The-information mere-cling the battle of the 224, which has bleu received by His Majesty, has laid the foundation for I. e best hopes. The result of that snuguinary coniwt was unexpected. Is the Iffelifift, as the Couriers left the field, a great superiority of cavalry dicideil the Retina un favourably to our arm.. The left ...rug was compelled to give way. According to tt report from his I inpctial nes , the Generaliwiron, dated ou the 23d, from the heights of liint'slaim„ the gi awl many has crossed the Danube, and taken the road to Waldiumulten. Thus terminated a must obetimste battle, which had continued fur five days without iMerrup . Fortune often fluctuated. The lass on butt, sides is immense: This shays that the contest was carried ou Lath rides with enurge slid animosity. Every one must dojustiee to the behaviour of our troops l'hoGruersluisinsu bestows Uncommon praiser on the conduct of the army, which has beets quite exhausted by rooms f.tiiptes Lirittettant Field Marshal Baron Hiller is between the Isar mud the Inn. We have far.tbe present chilled our upe ratiutis OVID tte offensive to the defensive. TWELFTH BULLETIN. Ilesd.quarten at Alarm - , before WanaW, April tt I Ilia Renal Nightie., the Archduke Ferdivand, with the alloy under his corm.,anil, crossed t ► e Perks dt Nose Situate on the Isth, and mitered the Duchy of Warms , . On the 1701, our troops first met the enemy at Pietrikosoy and Ku. Die, and immediately uttarked them. Oa the 19th, the enemy link a very adsantageous position at Itaszyn, and was r.infoiceil with all the troops w►ich were iu Warsaw.— But in rude of all the difficulties of the ground, the Amiantus commeuceil the attack. The messy made an obstinate re sistance, and by the approach of sight, reheated to his en treuchinents is the front of Warsaw. Our lons is about 71 killed, sad is., wounded, and 71 missing Among t►e dead we have to regret three brave ufiieers ; t►ere are seven among the wounded. The Imperial hoops closely pursued the enemy, who entered Warsaw on the '2oth . In order to spare the tone, the Archduke ci,isented to cider iota a negacist ion with the General sominaading the enemy's troops, and a treaty was concluded, by which the latter has hound himself to miecuste Warsaw ou the gad, at five o'clock in the after noon. THIRTP.ENTH OFFICIAL REPORT P:10.'•! Tali IMPERIAL. ROYAL ARMY. They write from the Court of Ilk NtkieSty the Emperor at Stringberg, ander date of the oath of April, ea folinat : The engagement which Fiel,l•Marahal Hillier g4VC .10 th Oath ult. near Nenntarkt, taut ptice aganoit :he French )yatahal Bemieres, with three French and one Bavarian 4& 'earl wag very eltethstc 411:41 binedy. Cz-silial APP . cannot suairicutly yew:. tL. euirar awJ rtwellattarti of the troop.. The two rexiin.....ts ut . te!.a*try, Kleheek Bud Duce::, have particularly proved Altai resJlttle fiat *oldie, a are able &tido, emu ataiast eiratry. Ills Majcsty, after the nctiou, Pr.veatel tL Maid. Marshal HU!cr with t!..i cross of C..autuder of the .ler of Afattia 'Theresa. The two cos pa un'ocd no ; ntl..Le consonant, of the said Field Marshal retre and towards the Ina, WI tha 2511 with the second cops of Iteuesve, iu consequence ,4 the •ativice that the CreuJ Army scar liatishwu Lad gone. ou the left )iauh of the Da.tube ; they dye w up scar 0 4 Pedant. On the 46tb, these corps thaveLcd out towards ,Bockhatiaen tit .ithieu, tJ be ready fur the deftarec of the I:ppee aad Lower Field-Marshal Lieut. Jellaehich to etetimetCeter Iteicativiut - VW and keep& bit thy cumin:ids: 4 o.Jc with Tyrol, as well as by tuttneediate putts, tLat v ilk the ern po of Fic4o.lurolaal Lieut.Ceultilki . Ou the 1h.;44 ie the cderemm, the ear my lima PUJISARI re pulsul our is,ak posts oa the Inn, at hi. cutraucc into the Deuebe. At the .iatec (hoe A 4kt.sellinent of the divisive of Le Grand appear :4 halm, Scherdifig, where the heid4e had hero removed, planted artillery, ,ft:t tire to •,1111:e 1.1.11101 . t. I/I the tuwo, and ...udwit the repthcing of the Oridre,.l.:l - they bad tine:Attu:l to retluce tho: whole p are to sr4sc. ; by the billowy statiumd at tteliardiwk the rmioratsuu bridge was piercuted tal eight by Jamborees of . and muskttry,l.at Field 7tl.oilial 14roteissuii Lleddrick, >;w bad only a weak detach:mot of troops, alio hail tie:ore th 4 blockaded the fortress of Oberhaus, and three battriiviis militia with him, having received advice of the cuemy's mt. V.llll.illifflOM NASSAU, 1111 the right biuk of the lee i 160 was oh:igrd to leave Scharding, and wcut towards l'ariFaitiwn. Ou the 27th, the tn:Lays put roles appeared neur The enemy kept the town uectired ; hut ae huve uu advice albeir being hi great minim's ua this pith: of Coe Inn. T iot Lrmy's advanciug fat. her uu the road to brenbcry is rot upprt hentleJ, as the turps wider Field 13Loslial Grit. II dler iv Rile:airing 6.1110 the lull. On the I ).e advaiited guard, under iliijur-Geweral Guava atifiesky, wish In thvevaherg, an.l went .13ou farther lowards'Sckarilitag.— The second corps of reserve was near Allhleus, and the I C.t at hi: unity nicer Wing; all advaucing in such n crawler, tb::.t a battle was expect-al. Front the Grand Army, intelligence halt beets received, of the ittith April. " Oa the cab, the wryly marched thrwitgli Bruck and Chant, withriat being molested by the enemy. This Imperial Highness the Archduke Generelisaimo took an aditotagecas position behind lie river Reren. Here t!.i Ist sad sd rorps of the crnay, who hail nut at all suffer... joined din rim. L. t h is position his Imperial ill:hams i'istends to let this tru.L o L rest for sour days, bring tired by •orb long rout/Mts., the:, to -ouuteract the etic mis moss netts in all directioss, and avail himself of such opportunities as may offer for far ther eaterprites. 1% Len the reports came away, the army bad becn trio days in the camp of Chant, wilhotat qt.y enemy appearing. Money and ammunition hare beets sent t, Tyra. Field Marshal Chastitlar has advanced from Insprbek to Treat, where, by certain adsices, a small coi:'s of French. men and Bavarians Is hemmed hi. The at ray i.i Italy hag crossed the Piera, and Field Marshal th.ssitilar was waking movements (rum Trent against Ita4. 0 THE FOURTEENTH OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE IMPERIAL ROYAL ARMY Cuntains advises respecting' the car:icr operations of the war, from the 19th, to the St Ala of April, from the brad. quarters of the Archduke Charles, at Haiti...burg, been Chan., of the esth of April. This Report, (among tither thiugs, says On the euth, the Archduke Charles ad vanced to tic convent of It. in, to prevent the jiioctioa of blarshil liavoust, with the three Bavarian divisions. An en gagement took place, both parties fought with indeseri.riable obstinacy till night, and the loss urn great uu both rides. Both Officers and men behaved like heroes. Tic: Generals were always at the head of their troops. Field-Marshal Lieut. Riser, of Itoeszollern. cud (learnt, Prince Louis of Lichtenstein in person, seized the cultism. and rushed amidst a murderous fire into the wood. Night art in, cud the ath corps emit:mined the field of battle a ht. - out being able to gain the heights of Attach. The sea my profited by this advantage, and effected their junction aluug the Danube with the Bavarian amity. .‘ la the battle on the e3tl, the evenly broke up with 16 reginieuts of cavalry at once, through Schinling, into the 4 plain of r...k in aid. It was not till five o'clock in the afleruoon, the enemy's horse succeeded in breaking through and routing Its titex superiority of number, tiireeuf cur egheent a of I..ght Hui,e whu bad held out basely His Imperial Ilighmas immediately four regiments of eurass.t is to bast eu to ii .i.tuu e them, but the canny f..llowfxl np tine advantages so and deuly and in such sop., for uumher, that tlitie too were • est to give way, and permed as fur as I"raubling against Its tiabon ; the infantry of the ad corps were now forced to suit their position, si llsw enmity had already uetwinged them. Tlir passage of the Danube, scar Rathbun, Itappentil at broad day, on the tsth, in thy face of the enemy, nadir tl.e .protection of our artailkry end cavalry, that kept uff tt.c enemy's attack fur four hours. On our part, Geacrals Pvisice Ruhau and Scheller are also wounded. liVe have lost corns batteries, their train and hoists basing been shut.--(Coinr rein& ayes.) * SWEDISH A\l) DANISH GAZE'rTES. tritlN. APRIL 49. A most singular circumstance has occurred here; the well-knowu Colonel Schilt has broken up with his regiment, without order, and without having given previous notice, and token the route ova Potsdam to the borders of the Elbe. As, h customary' for the regiment to exercise without C.• town every evening, its departure did not exovt much observation. Onr Govent9r, C;riersolListo. is nut yet retunied, and only this afternoon did we learn the mute he had taken. We ore very anxious to know the Colonel's object. Tile SaXOll (Lin twa in Warsaw has capitulated. titsoven, APRIL 20. s U r e are now very tranquil n boist the disturhanets in Hesse Cassel. Toe peas:tier only have been ma revolt ; the militant' dal not bite any part thettly. We do not know whvrs Culoaa Oosaberg is gen,. and every search after him h:is helm fraitlyss.— Pripet Pouts Comm is. moraiity: with the Sus... , ander his command by F.:;*ii:t out Hitzler to WurtJbarg. •.. t hi *lv fur fifi in! cti ad , bu sus r i t. priv ton wall IRAQ kr. rep fa • wo ed del tint issa wa TI 01' tilt do till Erl