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- -~.. . .z Tilsit ? Can CHAIM'S XIII. re-conquer Stralsund, and the Isle of Mogen, occupied lie BONAPARTE Cau he regnin Finland. with all its fortresses, from the River Hymen, quite to the head of the Gulf of Bothnia, and to the /tittle Circle ? Can he even hope to re-capture the Isle of Aland, which is the advanced bastion and outwork of Stockholm itself? And if he cannot accomplish any of these objects, why should het-01111111.1e to firorecote an 011e111;4 , , and a hopeless coutest, commenced by his prede cessor, which can only terminate in the utter ruin of the Stale ? Has Great Britain the means, even if she pitasesscd the inclination, to aid Sweden ef feeemilly ? Our squadron is necessarily about to be withdrawn from the Baltic ; and no one sup poses that we are able, or disposed. to send a milita ry force to Gottenhorg, for the defence of that coup. try. To this deplorable point of misfortune and humiliation has Sweden fallen ; and who is the author of its unititentional distress? Unquestionably GII.TATUS IV.; vet, the Ministerial Papers strew the polities! bier of that misguided and unfortunate Prince, with laurels, and extol him with the warm est enloginins. They even cite the " ifrebiels." es declaring, tied " Geneve, fell, heceuee lie hail an energy which placed him above his contempora ries ; and which, tomcod of attinuleting the nation over which he titled, :cod ihe Sovereigns of the Con tinent to whom lie set an example, fatigued the one, and *liaised the other." There eepressions and charges are very natural in the mouth s of me n , w h o have demonstrated themselves, a similar energy in their conduct ;of men who justify t a d admire the energy of Lord W Et.tINGToN. which impelled him, instead of covering Portugal and Andalusia, to march into New Castile, without magazines. without plan of rational comperatiou with CUESTA, and without securing the passes in his rear ! And where has Sir ARTHUR'S energy led him and his army ? Why, pretty needy hack to the very spot from which he set out iii or duly, and which he never ought to have coitted. But. like Gus r SVCS, be has left his metals behind him. if that Mon.irch lost his provinees, and exhasested his revenues. in an imprudent attempt, altogether shove his strength ; so has Sir ARTHUR precisely done. Both have demonstrated much energy; but neither judgment nor prudence. Unlike, nevertheless, in one respect ; and that a very material point, namely. that Guresvus. by his energy, lost his Crow's ; while Sir Airtime, by his mance to Tolooero, though he has certa i nly lost, or abandoned to his erievutshed vomits. at least a fourth part of hiserrny, yet has gained for himself, by the mmtnaniinous gratitude of Ministers, a Peerage. So far, Lord WELLINGTON certaioiy has she advantage, on a comparison with the lets deposed King of SwEnce. But eau it, with justice, or with common sense, he spirited, that Geneve' ou4ht to have expected a better fate? Let us examine. That he was meguissitinous, or, rather, that lie suffered his moral and ;Jerboas! abhorrence of BORAPARIE to Carry him beyond all political considerations of the in terests of his subjects. and even of his owls indi vidual safety, we must allow. But, omen he so to have done? That, end that only, is the question. Or should he not rather, resreiuiog his detestation of Naeor.xoe within some limits, have preferred the preservation of his dominions, his crown, and his family, toe ruinoas and impracticable resistance? Sweden is so locally placed. that the Usurper of France, however formidable to Austria. to Prussia, and to Swag, could not easily approach, and still less could he invade, any part of the territories of tiusrawus, except the sinall detached provioce of Pomerania. But the attack which Boeastarec could not make himself, he could execute by de legation. Anil whom could he appoint to be the monster and engine of his vengeance ? Not %Dew. mirk. against whom England could hare protected Swedeo ; still less Prus s i a . ....eLLIANDER alone could carry the orders of NAPOLEON against G ye vavus. into ;umet and effectual execution. The Russians only were able to overrun und subject ?Inland. It is obvious, therefore, that unless Cusrairos preferred ruin to warty, he ought to have withdrawn from the contest. as soon as the Rniperor of Burma signed the treaty of Tilsit. By ceasing an ineffectual struggle, be would have preserved his own crime, and have reserved his force for a more propitious season. Perhaps, by yielding to circumstances, he might hampribtained an exemption from the necessity. whiels he will now probably have tailboard upon his successor, of closing all his ports mod harbours against the Bri tab. It is, therefore, Gusr.trus, in fart, and not the present King, who, by his want of judgimeit, acid magnanimous folly, if such an epithet can attach to such au act, has reduced CHARLSS XIII. to sign at once the commercial, territorial, and po litical degrsitution of Sweden. He may say of his tiredecessor, when submitting to smell ruinous condition~, as Le LAS dish TURNUS: I ," P•LL•e to hoe vulnere, P '• I tow/mist • In truth, Gustavus IV. and FESDIII•OD VII. hoth of whom have been deposed, one, by his own subjects, the other by a foreign invader, have each, their own sets, produced their own destruction. Almon', it is well known, alive)) meet. The tame, unmanly pusillanimity, or ciedulity, or want of ad force of character, which impelled Fsaot. fltawo, instead of retiring to Seville. and resisting his flagitious foe, to g o to Bayonne, and there Plead his cause before a rutEau whom he should have dreaded ; this line of action scut him to Valency. GUSTAVUS'S generous, but insensate and impracticable violence, which precipitated him on a war that laid Sweden at the mercy of the iastrument of UuIIAIASTE. carried the twilit. Whale ociaarch to Gripshohn. We may morally admire. or approve in SpeCtllillloo* of acts which a rtlard.to our awn safety and pretervittion forbid us to execute; and BwItAiIfAITE well knows. that, " Tbimark hisswesly &swiss so vireos bosses bostow, 'Tis fens mail ewer ids the clown beimir." N 2 7, E'r , Pl 7 .4 Not Itta • Is A__ ,... i_j tt jr -- „C'.... %0 i L YCEUIf TBEATRE. ______ Last night, after the isdaninible ronioriv of The Jealous Wife, the inib , iral farce of The . 11eAerter w,o, produced, for the first time, at this Theatre.— Nlr. PHI Lirrs appeared to gie.it advantage port of /teary: 'Lore, bis impressive manner, his graceful action, all combine to make it a most iwrfect representation. He sang the wings with great sweetness, and received the moat unbounded appluitia.-wAii apology was tusk for Mrs. BLAND, who was prevented by indisposition from filliwg the part of Jemmy; mid the indulgence of the house was requested for Miss KELLY, who lend undertaken to supply her place, at an hones notice. Miss KELLY played the part with great vivacity and inclines's; anti, in the song, "Somehow my tpirta I mislaid;' was must rapturoasly applauded. The farce was well supported throughont, and will prove very at tractive. 'rime house overflowed with an elegant company. ORIGINA r. POETRY. THE TWO PATRIOTS. 'Tie the anib.tion of the Great, Who toil in fields for hoituiii's tweed, To (put the scene in lofty slate, And Cleft it with tic ;realest iked. Wish this ambition fled, behold Two modern statesmen, need to (aide, Itetieuis fiotu their station, bold, Their last, best act, attempt with pride. C--nn...l‘ retire, fuse of powder soil of WI— WI°, but the stint 11 w,iuld admire. Did C--`tl—gl4 fail Dispute uot, then, the truth is plans, "I'was patriotic ni.t to shudder.— Eirb has a reason tu be vain, Jennie he siren. to shoot 1.4 - ------- Yesterday mo . niva Hii StaJairY. Dukes of Sus sax aid CuissitaLaso, and Pnucta4rs A I;GUATA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lord WA LAIN GHAN, Lady ELY, Qeneral FITZSOY, and COlooLl TA V -1.014 rode in Windsor Great Park, and returned at twelve. Ms MAJESTY iS expected iii town to-morrow, to hold a private Levee and Privy Council. IJis Royal Highness MoNetsuß gave a grind dinner, yer,terilay, at Isis house so S..utsi Audley ►trret. to the Duke and Duchera LiArtt.tsu LEM E, Count and Countess DE LISLE, Duke U. liEasti, and several other French Nutulity. At a n',•;uil• the party left tuwo, fur Wausted.l-hour. Esftex. The Duke of POILTI.AND coutinued last tiught mud' mil,.poige,ll. The Cnunteta Cunt.motentrt.EY, 14,9 v Wm- LIAM Thep and Master and t:tiol.uorr- DELET, Alined yesterday with Lord stud Lady Gw - Dm, at their house, Whiten:O. The Countess of Esse/ intends to return this day to Cashinhury. Sir WALTER FARQUHAR he been on a visit to Viscount Mergottasu, at Bri.cket Hall, and re turned to tows yesterday. Mr. GREENWOOD returned to his house hi A u.l - yesterday, fur the beasasu, and will shortly continence his grand &linen. Lady CARO,.INc DASIER is expected on Tl•tir.. day at Dorchester-l1: - Juse, s t ark-tease, from Wind sor. Lord Fot.sT left his seat iu Worcestershire on Sunday, for Newmarket. Viscount :11E1.nm:use returned to town, la-t night, from Brocket- Hatt. Hatfield-House, the seat of the Marquis of SA tta- Duey, it is expected, will he the mime of great festivity on the 15th of this mouth. Mrs. Joel.stt was last night to perform the part of Nits Prat., in the comedy of Lore for Lure, being the lAvt ill& but five of her engagement at the Liverpnel theatre. The celebrated Mrs. INtNRAT.D is melting a tour through the north of Eigiand, and entertaloing the inhabitants of tacit town wait lecturer on elo cution, recitations, kc. &c., to-morrow evening, she proposes to perform at the assembly roots at Carlisle. Wednesday, Colonel CooTc, son of Genera Sir EYRC Coors, arrived at Watkin,.', tin:el, iu Fore street, Piyinoutli-Dock, on his way to Penzence, fur the recovery of his health. The lest arrivals at Swansee ere— arr. Mr. Mrs. sad Mir Allen, Mrs. J. NETII and family, Mr.". Edwards, Mr. W. It. Grote, Mr. aa4 ten Misses Tralsertw, Mr. sad Mrs. itnam, Nev. Mr. Mrs. end two Misses Gough, Mr. sod Mrs Kennett, Mr and Mrs. Wat kins, Mr and Nits. Brack, Mrs. Culoael Mr. and Madame Henri, Mr. and Mrs. Hams, Ice. &c. Lady CiEORGE. and the two Misses Caestrotsw i left town yesterday for [Abusers, where his Lord ship is expected from Newunkuket, after this present meeting. General Banwatttuu returned yesterday to his house iu South A udley-strret, from a visit to his friends in the country. On Monday se'nnight, the lard Provost and Magistrates of Glasgow gave en elegant entertain ment, in the Black 8011-btu, to his Grace the Deke of MONTRWE, the officers of his regiment, and n number of gentlemen Iwlon.4ing to the city and Neighbourhood; among whom were the HiLtlit Hon. the Lord Advocate, Atais Noce H/WITOUTI, Esq. M. P. for the city, WILLIAM! MACDONALD, Esq. M. P. lord Lieutenant of Renfreirshire, ARCHIBALD CAIMPRFAL, Esq. of Blythsorood, &c. " Everybody ihould try" was the concluding observation of Gwent; At.Exititica Serrstss, iu that part of his " Lceture on Heads," whe.ein he describes the reasons why peopht adventure in Lot teries. SDKORODY (suys hr) must get the great Prizes." As " NOBODY knows who; and " Ane mone may," " EVrRYBODY should try."---.111 the present Lottery, EmnRYBODY seems inclined to take his advice, but as the whole is to be drawn in une day. if ANYanor delay, it is a great chance but Sossesotre will lie too • SPORIVIG DONCASTLR RACES. At the late Meeting, is the inetelamt fletterday te'ttnight, between Sir 'Petro:nil and Florist', fur the t;aseoigrie Wilkes of tows. eteh, jut Wftgaotartiiir, and nuuing a short dim lance, Flurosil tortied qttivitly sonic!, and returned back, sod before he could be stopped, Sir Petrone', had gained su nosh trouud, that ii was aaaeceseary tu attempt to stall bon again. In the match on blirinday, for the St. I.eger Stakes, won by ,Lihtun,, when 14 started, whoa( were distauced, Ashton took the lead, was never headed, MA woo easy. Li set to w rut off sacood. In the match on tVednesday, between Aohtou aid Ceres, for the Doncaster Stakes, both nikr. having received orders Su wait, they walked for about a quarter of a mile, when Ceres went off in a slow canter, and Albion truttcd after her, when some smart running took place, but, nutsith atundinc,,, Ashton won nocusunitialy easy. In the match ou Thursday, fur the tool., won by Whit worth* heating Rover, Fetrumus, Liugudale, and (Atreus', Petronius won the third heat cleverly but his rider *auto* about au ounce of weight, nod bo horse being led away be fore it was discovered, it became a disputed question whether the rider sus eutitled to weigh with tin bridle ur out. Ibe Stewards, in consequenee thereof, consulted with several respectable mail uniuterested genticineu, when it w:is agreed, that us Petronine wan led away from the weighing staud, his rider was nut emitted to the weight of the bridle, the Loris was, of course, deemed distauced, and the Plate given to Whit worth. EXTRA. The display of carriages*. this Meeting was large. Of *err of burin, Cul ttttt .it's wi re the best appointed, and mark the must sphodid appearance. Martio Masks Jed the way of the fuer very at chesoats„ and a very nest letinuelse. Earl Eittailliam had very line horses. The equipages of Mr. Climes and Mr. Coke etre eery neat. The assemblage of that body of/mob-ewe so necessary to a rare.enuiss, and called the Legs, was the largest ever known. At the close of the Meetiug, the Legs/toted it uff to New maiket. 011 Thumb), the pint ittal died at GainC4wd, Pear Dar lingluu, the otalltuu fLteualoy, aged 14. He was gut by Shale, oat of Violet, by Eclipse, rod w.ts the prupeity of Mr.l, Meehan, of Catterkk. We Iliac that Maki,. IChcatlcv Las bfrome the parrhaMr Af Mr. lbstisiisie's two rears old rot, by Beli.iiihrotith, out of Lady notches, by lisode, fur Sou guluesa, with a con tiogesey. MADDINGTON EETING-1 • io. FIRST is•ls. Lard SackvillA Coast, 1 , ..t. slb. against Colonel Draper's Catabr;sts, I ost.—Tao wile, 5, 41 1 . h. ft• TIMID DAY. Mr. C. thalitideS Sit triltlr, 1 , •14 alb. against Cul. Diapet's Comb+ Fan, tost.—Last sot*, k. ft. LA+T DAY. loot d Sari:wales Woml-Deurion, out ifilb. art Mr. Rasti's Rifleman, wat.--Two miles, sung+, ti ft. POLICE. GUILDHALL. OCT. t. A boy of the name of WitAros was charged with stealing a harems and a large ntitattur ut porter puts, the ;unpin ty of Mr. Walter, .U 0 keeps the Ems's Anns Tavern, in Wned• street. T• a potboy, as usial, real his moods, to cutlets the pots (rout the customers if the house, cos Thursday ; in his absence the barrow, nearly Nil, was wheeled cif by the Prisoner. After etriptytrix the bar. ow, La Wril seem to leave it in Plough-cowl, star: It was futoirt The Prisoner cash ed toga udi hoard ship ; but, from the fiequesecy of this side eiisuf derectatioit, the 1111gisinite thought it incumbent du him to 1:13k ,. all example id Linn. He ti.srefore cowman. ..1 bids foe triad. SOW Mt rt. Wittier. Ift , efilt•il Waft yesterday examined heroic .1 Rr•e, Esq. un a 'Renege of breaking into the doe!ling house t.f Joseph Baum, the Aatalupe pahlit-buitee, in White Hart yard, Drury-lane. Juana. krisiitily, a loiter la the house, stated, that, on Stinday trvisterai five and six o'clock, as the was conimgdown liar , slw. Leard a nurse, like some wit chug the passsge, and out at the street door, Sad afterwards heard a &Wait id the void ; and, us going thin.. forint two wriudesi 011E1 of the parlour window Mokea, as.d heard the Chairs and 'elites in the pal lour moan ahuut ; she went the ttreet to give the alarm, moil, e. dourly after, saw the Prisoner coon slur; the pass...ge Cr, in the yard. aotl out at the sheet door ; it was light at the time, and she had a full view of the Prisuaer'd Matures. Another witness proved paottorg the Prisoner, rho, as he was ratillia4 away, threw •a iron crow hum him i n to a.m. earns, %hid' was picked up, and produced htfore the Vag,. shale. The Laadhird of the Antelope p:overl the window's being secure the prreedhig night ; lint :is nothing iv.% and it being day told ellen the Pi-moiler was detected, the 'silence anti annotated to • misatenn.asiour, and tar which he Was remitted fur hist aeturditigli. WOO, MALL, OCT g. Ol>o FELLOWS. Jame. liett'e', )4 Mews &lie Th OMR/ Rut let, John llattlet, and Ms "Ner',n, anembera of a society of Odd Fett•eq, west: charged with violently a..aulttog and beating Juba Ila •coeing . . - - It appeared that the Lodge as-t at a public house, called the Jainale• Coffee Ilissise, nu Toeclay evening Use, when Ore Prosecutor attinded, fur the purpose of bring elected a useinher; hut, to queuey hita fur ettstvttuu it was accessary he should be initiated hi certain attires an d my-t c riee pes t . li.zr to the • octely-- tail, preparatory to thin, flartld, saes of the Defendants, made a bet that he would lift eh. re of the heaviest men en the room at owe time ' • sod the Prosecutor being tear y, elicirr, and pm/eke, was selected as our of the !Ince; for the conveutriice of !tartlet, they *ere ord.:red to he duet on the t.ibk , two of 'beta teccoroluicly lay down, and Ilir Prusecolor lovvote berg previoNaly uv.le:red to pull off his coat, was ahreeleSlO Ise himself un the top of these, with his fare duo owards the laree them conlioetiee.l—•hiS two comp* ...... ts seized bins, one by the cede, sod the other by his feet, suit the rest of these co mice ..6110103 proceeded 1.1 best him must teumeresfelly with pieces of rope, lichened haudkerchith, tire pour fellow being all timeliest.. Med dues tit such a manner that he could sot perceive who stench him. Two of the wiewbers, however, who erre out soface• 'bats es the test, did out approve at this .pert, said by their evidence the Lk.fendants *en all convicted The !liagistrate ;111r. Floe) observed, that it cast most creel and unprovoked assault ; and, init.,a they could find meatus to satisfy the Prosecutor, Lu shireld commit thew all for trial. On retiring with the Plaintiff, they settled the matter by agreeing to pay him len pie ond% end all expenses ; and these six Orti Allots left the ulrice, w.th moages which world have rivalled that of the Ought of the a...iota/a eaa.stevia see A distressing circumstance occurred at this Oiler, yes terday morwilic. A respectable young worwase, in a state of pregnancy, who attended the Office use baseness, was se ranch a7itated at the thoughts ef :tying evidence In a politic Cour:, that tha agitation Mental we pnausatere labour, and she miscarried before it was possible to fintkoVO her oat of the Odic!. A most shocking accident occurred on Saturday eve ll tt g, which ought to serve as a I:erpctual warn ing to mothers not to leave their chddi, n at home unattended. A woman of the crams or Jos as, le siding in King-htreet, Drury-lane. going u. to market, very incautiouvly left her two young chil dren in her apartment, and locked them in it. The eldest, a child about live ur sue year. old, toe& the kettle, which had been placed on the tire by the mothu, to he ready fur te. when she returned home, and poured the boiling water over it. sister, a helpless infant in the cradle; by which means the little innocent was so iliesdlully scalded, that fifth' hope is entertained vi her recuverf. BRITISH PRESS ' Fair o'clock, We stop the pre* to announce German papers, to the 2.341 which we have wade the fallowing tR• Travellers coming from that a considerable transport cinnotis has set out for Ulm, r seat to Vienna try water. troops are on their march for Count de Crernitscheff, Russia, has arrived at Schoetibruun. a letter from his Sovereign, _ Iron. He set out immediately with dispatches for the Emperor We again read, in the Gazette exhortation addressed to the tranquillity and submission are them. But that people persiit and we are itifurmed that the riaus have been repulsetl. The nand is still at Pragoe; all the in such profound secrecy, even to state the position of the the Austrian army. They with activity in liiingtry. An 'article from Dresden, dated describing the iuiruettse preparations tog tinder the Duke of Abrantes, Sammy, and of the capital in ineattrre are taken for the transport valuable and precious, the very again breaks oat on the Dilate other things, lb.! Picture-gallery. stein, near Pima. PROCLAMATION. " A great quantity of was Love bee , she town Tess thousand muskets her iostaet they nese to.iug conveyed into I lions of duties have been buried slung ; The place is which they were hidden mud they hate bete seized. " It MI eiso known, that Bank Dais , sod other edicts belomentaw the T'easury are vented s different parts The tmsee to whoever dittoes?' them, a boned, of whatever laud it may be. 1... oven verbally or by letter, to the Intendants the luttodint•Geuerah or even to sauces, o.c. Given et the heed-quarters, Schoeubronn, See. tituillcr 7, 164,9; • • " THE PRINCE Or rizurgimi EL, " Pdajor.Genernlll ; NUREMBERG, girt. 14. The intelligence received this day, from Vienna, • has kty no means eatietied mar hopes ; nothing had • leans decided on the pth. Hoe ever, the return 4 the Emper.iv to Sclioimbrunn, where the head quartensart to remain, reanimate our hopes. .4 A erasel is arrived frow Coen, which it left olh he fifth talc. NU intelligence had then been toe ce;yeal of brace having been signed between Aug. traa and France. Considerable discontent peeve led iu Ftauce; trade was at a stand, colonial prods, • eirete.aively dear, and the conatroption laws are use caned with the greatest severity. Admiral Sir RICtiRD ST RACHASI if ilirriSed fn town from F 1.101143.. He lauded at Oral. ou Sense day, from on board the Zenobio. The Vesterailr,: • of 74 gnus, has heed on allure off Flushbig, bits has hero gait off. She has reeeived mita+ damage. The ()dim, Fitoeses, anti the Ltemtor. Orgettn. arrived at I 1011, sailed from Cintrenlitarx, ekvrn di ye ago, with t fleet of forty sail, for Hull and neigh liouring ports, under 4.011V0y of the (year/et armed ship. The day they sailed from Ciottentmeg, tl..et of near tzott sailed atrived from the 'tittle. A gale of wind shortly after coming on, separated both fleets ; they can give no other account, but saw several straggling snips on their passage. The General Coottessttro of the Catnol , ci of Ire land, the Earl of Ft RO 1.1, au the Chair, ha.l, on the 18th of July, determined that their rest 'netting, wile h had Leen previously fitted for the of Oct. stiowhi he vostroned till the tith or November, then to he held in Dublin.— A full attendance is expect ed, in order to carry. tato effect the ft esoluttous adopted at the last ieueral Meeting of the Catho- Iles of Leland. C -GAZDIIN Tele rtes.—The illiberality and vulgarity which distinguished the •adattiern of this theatre, will long he remembered as an rips probrium to the national character. They con firmed all that foreigners have ever said of the English; and it will be still more surprising that it should have originated in so contrniptittle tieing as the labistausa of the Opers-house, want ing to put down C 1.•••••1 York Herald./ Some of the travelling Managers al K dell Beasts have made offers to the late rioters at Covewt-Cmr den, which, for the s.ike of London, it is hoped. w,ll he accepted.---f Lieutenant• Colonel T is appointed fle eretary to the Commandor-m-Chief, to the room of Colonel Guami 0, promoted to he Csommiesaiy- Gearral. Colonel TOMSK NS atte.ide , i the Coin• 111 , 114.der-in-Ch4f, yesterday, at his office, in hiss tfis. vial capiteity. Part of the Earl of Caet.tiLit's faniiiy passed through York, last week, on their road trim the South to Castle 1-toward. Hie Lordship an , ' the Cooliteon were expected to meet then, at Caste Newest, on Sunday, on then return from a tour is Wales anal Stsffoioshire. Mr. Casiatiesi, we ;indent/Ind, is entire,' free from any daityer aptirehended Irvin his noon.', Wig is able to walk about his Timms at Gloucester-Indy.. t On Sa:idaly se'unight tha Rev. Routine Hata. preached a sermon at Stockport, on has way• upon ' a taar into the North, for the here& of the Snub day School a that place, gmben the Lugs seta et 441. sae eeli•eled. -1 9: V! • :SS OFFICE, , ck, i se: 41 Iklornisg. • innounce the receipt of 341 of September, trot flowing extracts :-w• • PR•rnawer, SEPT. 11. Strasburg!' assure 'Sm. met of aininu nit ;00 and Im, from whence it !r. They also any, that or that town. ♦D . I4 n A. !TT*. 7 if; Anibasaadur from ' , ietibrunn, and delivered to the Emperor PiTapo.• Lately after fur Cotnurn. peror of Austria, 'MAGUS, serr. t.. iarette of our town, an the Tyrolean% in which in are recommended to !mist in their rebellion; the French and Rasa. The Archduke Ferdi-• I the operations are kept y, that it is inipottible f the principal corps of ey continua to recruit It t . dated Sept. 12, after !pirations that are inalt., antes, for :he defence of in particular, adds, that transport of every thing e very instant that war Danube. and; amongst ;allery, at Fort Koenig. ate :MINA, SEPT. 9. ATIos. uive been tonsil secreted is cis h.ve been seized at the into Reamer Many nit. irate the tufty of the Erato*. hiallias Um keen dbecoyerod,, Bills of magi milinc.e 'sine, e Treasury of Gutec nett ut, rhe Eauper.tt Nupoi.e •, pe•• , m, agassier of *be prope r ty le. The ;u:vrtnetion grey he Loteloitots of Provinces, t• ) to the G.nre.oors of Pt.. • ' ••• • 6