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his meth who had beentaitelf prisonets, and a verbal procesi was drawn op or 'their depositions. He was shot through the bead'iseci shoulder, hod had received a severe cut imthe face. cOPENUAGEN. MAT i 7. To-day we have received intalligeuce, that the three stoat( islands of* t4lioliii, Aggerroe, awe Oros, to, the smith of Cotsoer, have been mucked by the English, who were forced to abandon their enterprise, throagli the courageons resistance 'of our gun-boats, and the bravery of Captain Gold berg and his detachment. The English have taken in the Catt.gat six American vessesls.—(.llunitcur. Jose 10.) CASSUL, JUNE I. The King is to Erfurt. to the command • of the French tinily. obi( Ii must by this time have arrived there.---(4)lonitenr, June 10.) VENICE, MAY '25. According to letters front Trieste, as smni as the French dig was hoisted in the castle of that city, on the lath of May, the Itieissais squadron, which was in the mad, cede' Ito! the event by several d:setarges of art dlery, alit! t!w Frew. and Rus sian Commanders visited. Two English ftigites, and a sloop of war, had left the road of Trieste on tile 17th.— ( Mohiteur, Jute 10.) STUTTGARD, JOKE 3. His Majesty has just published the following Or. dynamite : " Haw* Indeed the Priocips'ity of Mergentheist and We dependencies to the Crown d Wirtewtherg, we order, Met, bruceforth, it shall 1w espreeely tucidiutied is our titles, to which shall be added that of Prince of alergenthrini, Ellz vangca, we... Sock is oar royal will....(Waisitcar, Jela lo.,) oFM I I (uctiAl, MAI Is. Last Saturday (the 13th) two divisions of ea ai ry of the Fest insurrection passed through this ctty. Oti the 15th antll6th they were followed by the third division and the iufentry, Afterwards the corps of the I it,urrecti'm of Lower I Tungary, arriv ed in suecession. His Iwo wrist Highness the Arch duke Palatine, conducted in person the two first divisions into the city. Her Majesty the. Empress Queen, accompau.ed by all the pereone of th e I nv . period House, condescended to itispect the troops its the Place St. George ; as Moo I es Iler ftlarsty at ps peureilohe was received by *teas a diamond, ti UM repeated.—(Ca;ette de Legdt. 13th _ tt.rrnsuuttGiii. NAY 13. Yesterday we first received an account of the victories of the Freueh in Bavaria. Oar troops here already received orders to sd canoe into the Austrian provinces. The Prince of Sehwataenli..ri4, the Austrian Ambawnidor, is. hew. ever, s tilt ttert.-...(Journal de ['Empire. June 10.) LEltstir, MAT 2.5. A division of the cons commanded by the Duke of Braassrick-Orly arrived on the sllst at Zittau, where he caused a proclamation to be published. Sateen tionps were sent thither immediately ; but, after a stay of 14 he r., the Doke retired into Bo hernia. This corps, it is believed, consists of 000 ineu.-1 Ley* Gazette, June 9./ rim% JUNE a. According to the last advice, from • the (:rand Army. the Emperor had still on the lst June his hend-csarters at Ebtrislorf. The bridges over the Dinette were replau*d at that time, and every thing presaged that great works might ehorify be expect ed. The rinisions of she Array of Italy had •rriveal at Nenstailt; Cr:NO*l Lattriston ,had entered lion gory; Greiteral La §alle had his head-quarter. op posite Pretiburgh; they had also heels apprised of the entry of General Macdonald into Gratis-- (Gastric de Leyde, June 13./ FIFTEENTH BULLETIN. ElleitsTriat, JUNT 2. Thc army of Dalmatia has obutlued the greatest success. It has defeated all that opposed it in the bettlegof Moat-kitty, Geadeliate, Liere, and Ot, isakinaa. • The Geutral-in-Chief Sleiaseviteli has - hoar takes. 11%e Duke of Ragusa arrived on the 18th of May, at Fiume, and thus the army of Italy has formed a Junction with the grand army, of which the army of Dalmatia Ginn.% the extreme right. The rrpnrt of the Doke of Regalia, reepecting these different ^eats, shall he published. On the /nth, an English squadron, consisting of fear ships of the line, two fre.mtes and a sloop, ap peared before Trieste, with an intention of taking the Russian squadron. General Count Cafsrelli had just arrived at that port. As the town was dt— armed the Russians landed 40 pieces of cannon, 24 of which were 36-pounders, and 16 of it. They have placed these cannon ou a battery, under which the Russian squadron cause to anchor with springs on their cables ; every thing wet. reedy to receive the enemy, who, seeing he had failed in his design, went off. 1,000 Austrians having passed from Krems to the right bank of the Dattube, have been destroyed by the Wirterrilserg troops, which took 60 of them prisoners.—/Aloisitear, June 9./ DaL6DEN, MAY 24. A not very numerous coovi, commanded by the Duke of Brunawidr-Oels, attempted to penetrate into Saxony, by Zittau. Ilia assigns were not known, but he retired into the interior of Bohemia without uadertaking any thing. It is believed that the late events at Vienna have prevented his pro gress. His corps, however, consisted only of :1000 men, and the Saxons, under command of General Dyhen, were prepaying to march to meet it, when they learned that at had disappeared. According to the last accounts froze the duchy of Warsaw, of the date of the 18th, the Archduke Ferdinand Wit in full retreat, and the Hussain' army was *illy two days march from Warsaw. A Polish officer, M. Potocki, has passed through this city. He left Vienne on the 14th, and is bearer of letter+ frown.the Alajor-Genentl for Prince Poniatowsky. He will finil the Prince at Cratenw. The emigration of the inhabitants of Bohemia has ceased for urine (lays. They hope that the war will net be long. and they wish the arrival of the French. The Saxon in my was on the 17th at Lint:, sad was niatebsug on Vienna. nosisto. NAT 24. On the 81st, a courier from St. l'eteralrurgh, by limy of Berlin, passed through this city ; he was r in g to the heedaguarters of the Emperor of the reach. to the evening, we learned that a corps of Aus trians, commanded by General Mnhr, were frr- Meging Thorn, on the loft bask of the Vistula, with some pieces of canoes,. .....•_ -. The Commandant of that fortress had replied * with touch energy, to the menacing rusumeows of use Austrian General. The brave General Dewa• Inewbki has been on his march since the Ink from Posen, in order to raise the siege. • On the tour gof the day brfiore yesterday, we likewise received intelligence of the entrance of the col p 4 of the Duke of lirunswick, into LusiAnow-s.. The force of his small corp. is nut precisely rr..w,u, but it cannot be above Y,5 to men. A .corps of be tween 3 sued 4,000 men will to-morrow:iwt out from Dresden, to dispute with lulu the inivsage through tae kingdom. Yesterday ereniug arrived at Sitaboitid, a Sete. dish Officer, sent from Stockholm, by the Duke of Suclerinaiiia, to the Emperor of the French. After making the short stay of au hour, he continued his journey for the head-quarters. %Ye have had here, for some days, the Countess Tyszkievriez, niece to thy late king of Poland, sod sister of Prams Poiciatirwski, who commands with. so 111 111.11 eli.tiuetioee th; Polish army. She set out from Paris to return to IVar.aw, but she will ouw soot here till her country shall be evacuated by tree A marl ms. The Prince of Dessau arrived here the erasing before yrstertboy, and yester.lay having lend hi. respects to time King of Sax nay. set out fur IVoer tete, his usual residence. The day before yestorrolay, issued tiorotigts iii. tows,, Mademoiselle Boor 4 ning, on her way to St. Petenoburgii. with M. Flureace, formerly au actor of the French theatre. st tv The aisprarance of the detachment of the corps of the Doke of Oels, at Zittau,, has snit been at tended with Oily coissespeasces. Lt isispears that this corps Imes gone irons that part of the Imistiers of Bohemia, in order to pass tine Elbe. and imi,irch into the circle of Egri; from which it will rodeo. your to emitur Sweeny by Err4eissrg. Colonel Third man is preparing to meet them on the side of Chem nit z. We have this morning received news from the Duchy of %Var.,aor. The ardour there wen always the same. The levy-ex-muse was rapidly °room ing. The Austrian General, Mohr, had been wounded in besieging Thom's. The Russian army appeared to intend, to advance frosts that side.— Prince Poniatowski has made seem progress in Gallicia ; he was on he. march to Lis-siege the small fortress of Zammeskt. The Polish Officer hie had an audience of the of Saxony, - end to-morrow will continue his route to the Dead-gum ters of the Emperor. A-rant:ROIL SIAT *9. The Gera dr.4rwes of the lisiperlisl Guard, as well as the depdts of the Gninorliers and mounted Unworn's ofthe Guard, arrived here yesterday.— ..ft fiue troop, fur 444 ii g about 1800 suet'. set out this morning for Auittias xtustrats MAT 30. Is the campaign of Italy, the Archduke lost is,or3o men, 60 pi ec e * o f comma, and six standards. The Austrian Generals Prohasska, Bauer, and Kolibri, arrived Isere to.day,svith.s4 other Austrian Officers, prisoners of war. Our Journals contain several rerticulars, which prove the patriotism of the Bavarian people. Among others we have the fol lowing instanoo of the faithful zeal of time huhu bitunts of Nicol ()tug, on the Ihnitsbe, who, teeing a column of 4,000 Austrian prisoners ms the point of escaping from the Wirtensimurgers who escorted deem, immediately tool arms, sand forced esem to. submit. TRAIX,ORT; NAM 2.. The corps of the French arm) assembled at Er fords will he commanded by. Ills Majesty the King of Westphalia. Several carriages, from Paris, loaded with pre sents for the Emperor of Russia., have rased through this city. These presents consist of gold enutli s work, and a magnificent service of porce lain of Sievres. IiSLIGOLAND HAIL. - BANLIN OF FIR [LIM .TYME 2. The Austrian head -quarters are, act ording to privute ankennt• receive d this evening, at but& The Emperor Francis, previous to the bathe of Aspen), received propoisals from Napoleon to ...Hi etude a truce on certain conditions, which ovvrtrtre he instantly forwarded to the Archduke OW itiv. who returned it with the followinz note : ^ Brodie', take my. Marshal's staff from me, and 10 me rather know the Austrian ulnae so mum, ear >why, hut let me retire with my brothers to The Duke of Vainly (Kellerman) bur, it. is said, received orders to occupy Penton. THE LAN DON. - TUESDAY. Jumr. to. It %vas yesterday reported, thut a teircrepliie diiipatch had been receivetl, etatieg. that the Spa nned* have driven the French out of Saint Andero, *al are in puree:woo of that city. A mail Limn Heligolaiid arrived yesterday.—The short estract which we have made from it, .hear the violent suspicion that BON•PAILTIR entertains of Prussia, and increases, if possible, our admire tiuu of the Archduke Co sotto. French rapers to the 11th. and Dutch to the Lith intuit, were received lint morning, the c oo . teuts of which, iucludisig the Filltientli Bulletin • of the French army in Germany, were Oren iw Toe (hose, The Courier, The Sum, mid all the other 'Jetting Prints of yestertly. We are this particular, because from the absence of truth and candour that characterises *orate of our contempo raries, it will mat surprise us to flint The T4mies Journal treating the matter of the foreign papers as quite new, and received exchsively at its office. The Fifteenth • Bulletin is dated Eherodorff, the 2d instant. It beasts the junction of the Army of Italy watt the Gran) Army, hut on what frONAPARTS to doing. or bibelots to do. the Bulletin observes a most profound si • lento. With respect to the Austi'.oit *tiny, it announces owe movement el great importance. bile thousand Amanitas, it says, laving passed . to the right boa of the Danube; fro:n Karem'. have been destroyed -11 the Wirtemberg troops, which took 6u of them prisoners. It would thus appear, that while Ilintarsere is employed in bridge-building at Elsersdorff. the AZEUVIME has not Writ inactive, and that he has uttempted to. throw a force in the rear of the French arrny.-.- The Austrian account of this movement. we ecti• tore to predict, win spew that it hus been on* larger scale, soul of greater importance, than Bo nsrsiera thinks fit to acknowledge. A strong force in his rear, cutting off his supplies in that direction, ut a moment when he admits he cannot procure any from Hungary, would notice his situation at Ebersdortf truly perilous. Ac. cording to an article dated .Paris, June 6, the di eisiotas of the army of {tiny had arrived at Neur—! tadt: General LAURISTON had entered Ilungaiy; General LA SALLE had his head-quarters opposite Presbnegh ; and teen. M scoots leo had entered Gratz. The Court of Austria was at Bode, the carpi- • , tal of Lower llnugary, and oevoral divisious of the in:mreeetino of that country bail passed through that city • The ARCHDuIte PALATINE Conducted the. , two first divisions in person. They were conce-'. tulmed on their arrival by the Fortress of Amitento and all the Members of the loloperiel Hoeaer We noticed in a former paper, that there • tmis something ambiguous in the terms in which we were assored that the Tyrol was reolitced to Com plete subjection. 11'e now find that as soon 11S the tiononey was freed from the presence of the meirref the French army, that brave Mid gallant 'people resumed their arws, and their operations have liven crowned with success.—. General Dt ItuY, who-was at loospruck, hats been compelled to re trcetin limffstein. A-severe action has been fought near Seharnotz, in which the Bavarians were de feated, and the enterprising and pliant General- CIiAATELLAK VO:19 marching through the Voralberg, at the heed ofa numerous body of peasants. against Lindom Tire report is again repeated under the head of Petemburgli, that the Russians have received orders to advance into the Austrian provinces. The Austrian Anrl,rssadur , however, still remained at St. Petersburgb on the 13th last. On Sunday se'nnieht, strived at Carnarvon, a French schooner called La Semis/sine, a prize to ' His Mummy's ship Raleigh, of 143 puny emptaiii GEERUE SAYER, captured Nitwit two hundred 'miles south-worst of the island of Teneritle: l'Ott the 29th of March last, bound front Mars Grilles to Martinique, Laden with, wine aniL TT.e crew, consisting of four seamen, two marines. • prize -master, and two of the prisoners, NAM Waking their way for Plymouth, when, owing to the badness of the weather, they were obliged to put into Doin t arvon, in Ireland: After remaining at that place about teu days, they again set sad for Plymouth ; but in the heavy gales on Thurs. day and Friday, she lost her foremast and bowsprit, amid they were heating afloat off Sr. David's Head, igaoroosit of their situation, when they were fortu nately taken in tow by the Ceres twig cf Birmotith, cant. Owen. imol curried safely into Carnervon. Some minis which recently arriredo in Holland, vole Innevto, em. upon the faith of the later Dutch Decrees,. sa understand hove tarry :wisest, and their cargoes hooded into the Government warehouses. It is appreheuded they will be coo donned. The following is the notice of a motion by Lord CEVERRANE for the next Sresion 7-- " Early next Session I shall tuvl it my ditty to call the Seri -0115 attention of this HOMW to lime state of the itol4s* et Elamite, and the conduct of the war, bomb as rehteas ige the Ricans of offence fully in our power, ant thh, meeniii3 aid that night null be given to Catalonia, amid to all the other pruvinces of SOO.), by a mall force prupeelydipplied, If der. motet leisnre startled by time recess, Ministers do nut direct their attention to theta subjects."' Friday. se tuotglit, Its the evening, Major-General Sir Jsmxttareterei arrived at Limerick, to take the comiusuid:of that district,.in.phice of Brigadier- General Lee, who is gone to Clumuel, to assume the command of that district. A Court-Nlartiul assembled on Thursday last, on board the Saleadur del allrtldo, in liatnoitre, to try Aothaniel Richard:nos, a seaman belonging to theimpernets.r,for desertion. of which charge he wan fUllild guilty, and sentenced to receive 100 tellies. The Court then proceeded to try Mr. Richard Mansford, purser of the. Resistance frigmte, for lamming the men spirits, and charging it as slop clothes, ike.-- . 11,e prisoner requesting time to jprepare his defence, the Court adjourned till nine ti clock on Friday ninriting, when the Court, having duly en • prod the evidence adduced, es well as what the prisoner had urged in his defence, were of opinion, that the charges had been fully proved, and therefore sentenced him to he dismissed ' His MAJESTY'S service, and rendered incapable of serving as Porter again. The Dana,- French frigate has sunk two• English hrigs nil Cephalonia, nod captured an English polacor. The Nancy. RANDAL. from London to Mop dome, has put ital. with &linage, having been run tool of. A retinas, front Loudon to Malta, sailed from Falmouth the 3d of January, and has Out been heard Or silM c. The Good lope, 1C Arsov, from London to the Spanish Alain, was lota on AUTgOdd, 011 the 3d tilt. mnet of the cargo saved. Time Maas/ode s , Stoat Leaven, from St. Übe* to Sweden, 11l Ntrilttelelf sit 1.4.011 111011 t. A•slineking accident happened, on Friday morn ing, in a colitery, near 5W4914:1 ; the people em ploye,' therein unfortunately broke down the bar rier which separated them from mitt ()hi work, iu which it rest quantity of water had accumulated. and which rushed tintointst them with such vio lence. that II man and a /my were drowned, stud (oar other. dreaelftilly bruised. ft is considered providential circumstance that there were not Many mum ..sifTerers. NAVAL LvrEurcEirci. remnant', 'CMS leg Soiled the Blossom sloop of war ; With a couvav to the Niehlitoraiteati; irpesibk,_for Fiefdom; Bonne Citoottne, with cotte•y • Now Bruuseick ; Ibutimaioa, with the Henry Arkliview Itltaulatu, to ;Hetieirot ; Rosamond, with dispettobee for Spuiu ; Alvite to the We swam,. stud Iltelevers guu-brig nu a cruise.—Wind ecv miner, JOSS it. Arrived the Unieirrx frigate mitt Aims sloop Ot war, from a cruise. rrispte, to Portsmouth; lipstee frigate to the Mediterraueou ; and C.:4,10mA goer of as:, nu a cruise. ratmoVni, JaJ>IH 16 4 Sailed the Wiedsor Caltie picket, wills snide for America ; Fralscis Freeling patket, Witt maids fur Jainaica.—W mud N. W. • tressa JO t Came down front the River, undulated, the :;,resell (Aristides, and Chieltvis and Aerehrailfrerl3hil. ludiewen, for ludia. DOTER, Juin We are informed by the Ma-ter of a Kuipliauserr vessel, with a cargo of .gen, from Rotterdam, that several iwrsous (wren or eigini bevy beau ehot-ita Holland, MI a supposition of their behig spits; one of whoa. me a person ' Wtely resident here, many yea's known by the name of Smaillizr, belt whom real Damao we. deuce, a and a native of Sunderland. The brig liennak. of New yet, from Holland, • lately detained siere, has gut glumly to proceed On bar voyage home. Come in the brigs-Betsey, of Sunderland, Pam. son, and illeseltray, of ditto, Nicholson, with coals, having each lost two anchors and tables in Hythe Vey, where they were it author, waiting an oppos. tunity to lay ou shore to deliver ; the Mowbray, im coming too late for the harbour, got behind the north pier head, but was brought in next tide with. out damage. Caine in likewise the Ana mid Jose. of and for Dover, Miiinry, with a cargo of ovule. This aftertaste', a Heir, two of which were Esat Loliamen, piestil here for the Westward, with a smart breeze from the N.E. LUBLIN. Jums 15. Tar ATIIFsItOTALs Last night, the first appearance of Iles. Jordani attracted a most real i ))) mule audience. At an cooly hour the house before the curtain rose, it was with laity a seat could be procured. Oft her entrance, she was received with ieneral and long-continued applause, and some wino tes eised before the play could proceed. The Cam* or Me Coussry Girl was Judiciously chosen for the debut of this • inimitable actress. She pilled Pep ‘y with ntirivalled vivacity. Her simpliesty a her archness the liner touches of nature with whitit she coloured and dressed the character, delighted tthe.wudieoce, who were rapturous in their applieseu• Mr. Lewis was very entertaining and successlob he SparLish. This night Mee. Jordan plays Lod '- Teazle, and Mr. Dwyer Cherki Surface. his ant , appearance. Mr. liemble is engaged-to play ha Belfast he sir nights. His first appearance will be on Monday assts BOMB CliiLlar. . SUMMER ALMILIES. 49 GEO. tn. ReitAinishire—..Mosiday, Jds, at Hertfard: Elwin—Wednesday, July eb , at Cbelmerfurt ilea*—Monday, Jelly at, at Mahlataaa. Sussex—Saturday August S, at Lewes. Surrey—.WsJess 4 l4, August 9, at Gorki*. The blight Isms Lord Itstmamoivases • v Jestthts d the knife Beach. R The a Hui. air A. Er•Doleasn r oArf Barea d ill* cutesurg. VESTA NA' CIRCUIT. SUMMER ASSIZES, Nog. - ----Torulay, July 18, at the cows a ma. dieeter. Win..—Saturday the 512 d, at New Samos. Dorset.—Wednesday the ,Nth, at Derehater. Dawoo--Satarday the ugth, at the Cute of Some. City sod Comity of Exeter, the same day, at Um Gallia of the City of Exeter. Gesseall--rlonday, August 7, at Bodocir. elawerset -.Saturday the 14th, at arnignatater. ICley and County of tirirtal—Friday, the &sib, at tholleild or the City of P,ristid. Sir Soulden Lawrence, h ut. Justice of the Collet team. nun Pleas and Sir b. Gratuity, Kiit. Banns of the Clout of Exchequer, !advt. In the Court of King's esterday uomminge VALENTINe JON ea, Eitl. lite Commissary throe. rut in the West Indies, was brought up to recess* the judgment of the Court, having beetsfouitid guilty of fraud and peculation to the Inmost of h 7.1791. btiug bat a moiety of the sum of which the country hurl been defrauded by his collesiott with Mr. MATTIII'AII HttiGINS. Judge Goo's, after c 000000 'renting upoli the enormity of titre of fence, said, that ...Indeedr other precrediogri Moe* be instituted, it was their duty to yam wok o sew - testae as would he likely to pretreat future payola tion, and theta udiudged him to be iillpriaosirdithserr years in His 31aJlESTY'll gaol of liervgate, Pod te• he ineopiteitatAsl from serving His MA.ltsrs 40 fu— ture. Thomas Steel awl Sarah Cemlierfaotir re 'Or alert - reived the sentence of the Cnart. a cuushin•ep. in swearing a illiSilard Child k a wrung father. 'I be man is to be imprisoned six months, and Use se— mini two tnimtbs, iu lit castle er 'York. BIItYPS In Derbyshire, the Cummins de Siloirerdoia sou (in Toessley well, at NullestosiAllooso. ENdheashies, Lady Ilusley, of a d 3110104. HIGH WitTEriT N/A IM Mugging 34 six. after ti - . PRICE. DP STOCIO4, YESTERDAY. 2 perCst,t, itedice4 4 per Cent Oinninin Excluder? Dills Couseis for T.' BINH, ilteck:"' — No. 4, Cocain. sod No. V' LONDON s Wasted by G. DIVIDe4O,4. H. ►yy Chi Euswell-comet, Cate-street; and pnit:t•l•ed silk* Otgetv Nu. Li, Befit of St. element's CL. , ck, Ausadi by !• WHITE, of mane plats.--Orlerft, Me. he the Nye , . sent t. the OtSee.(youst pail„ will Le July Wooded tu. s - i I y _. J u I I I