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I w . • .FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. HASIBURGH PAPERS. • . All tote imposts of heateis are ac o. oTOTGAIIf. JOlrs 7. cowling to their former ride and different deco- The King has sent nff considerable reinforce collations. The inhabitants f Vienna have been meuts of horse and foot, to protect the froottetv. ± Informed that they ere to pay them es heretofore, The King himself goes to Biberach to-morrow, to ou d to t h sumov rec i arra. give the necessary orders to the Royal Coips of r .11.. 40. pii i istrl., micsy betnoues entire and Observation. under Lieut.-Gen. owreatarraing. he florin of Amalie (.pecie) was reinforcements of French and 1.301e1t troops err + l l l ' *lath taro Wise." 604.1 slits: at present more than 9 preaching, and we hope tranquillity will soon be g enus i n 1 , a14r ark . given for a crown of 6 restor..l.—(Correspeadentes.) ST. GA,t.t., JUNG it. The intelligfnodeceited from the Tyrol has de tete-- Commandant' -- to ,antspeal the . iit of the Swots army . Mist entirely the t„,sitsage of the Hbine, and to tic repos the wholti frhiaser to reinforce it. Since the Juin lilt tnatt peraiguit hove , fled from I..iitilitu. :netteusid b.:Voiliotta of the contingent of several cantons ore ready tp morel). :lit She night heuteen the Oil and &I, • courier, 'self! hi his •Hiteelleoey Cieneral Wade Ville to his Eltrellaitte the Limit,lainan, passed throligh Ilern. On ilia corer of Isis +Spate's was written "To be delivered will' the greattst *Peed." It is hencee . est:winded, that the Yd hotstalioa or the contingent, which had been counteimanded, will be obliged to usarch.-Lt Voaheilr, JIM/ Its.) rosx'i, Ii 31. Oar brave essay sontinues to coveritarlf tith glor. In the night between the 19th and iiith lust. the s rolosli troops took by assault the 114404 Ot 7,041u4) , c. We took 3000 prointer:, and 3c.i • '"Eire's t. cannot'. 4,u& stt g the prisoners are several Colonels sod Offlcers of the StitN. We (Ousel is the Pince a q r t ii iiiiititv . orrovisions. sly this iintofortitlit iquest, the Polish army is inciter 4,r 4411 (4.,,,lriciu ,to l:entherg and Math On tne '2lst oar advanced fl' . u6ata nere only-too mike rlVill Latliller4. The kf - T - I .tosprrrytiou makes Nail 'invert., in ChilliCia, int levet) . stile :leties are orgallis.ing, and in a short time our army 'wilt l;i' fortnidable. ' The Austrians have committed every kind of nee" i 4 ‘V4tAlwe elliK4U4. the most di.tisiguisles . ed for their probity, birth, and fortune, have bctn arrested. On the 15th of May the be -quarters of Prince Foinatowski removed from Lobliii,lit advance. We are this moment as hied, that a' ltassian cotes lies mitered Ostroieuka. IKAINKFOST, JUNK 17. ' It is• the puke of Bruimuiek's corps whielt has entered Dreselini ; he appt'aee to intend to advancer ' ieta Westphalia ; the Austrian corps that entered Degenth consist. , only of militia, supported by a de.achinent.of Chaotic; these have advanced to ridiritrittigfit ?pipet ef.-11 1 urtzhatg. , BA TICF.UTII. JUNF. 11. This day arrived here about forty Austriiin Ultima., followed by 500 infantry; the Uhlatts. haZe catried army the public chests. Minna. Lintendaat de Tournott, and several French Coto , asistorieo, have been couilucted tnUnhomin. amt.& (DALINATIA). MAY 31. .All Ittllion privateer, Le Fertwe, has token on oat cilia three small Amadei, vessels; on board of *ire of which - gas Count Mascarelli, a I"edniontese ,sait-disaiit Austria') Colonel, and commanding the insurrectionist Dalmatia and Albania: there were foetid on him se veral iiiflannuatorr proclamations, oinailar to Our circulated by the Austrians its .klahaaten. ' . . 'The mill fillearelli is in irons, and will suffer time &be , suotivad fur hrigawds. Notwithstanding the intrigues of the enemy, tranquillity reigns in tatia, and the whole population maltreats its Ahli h a el t i , usen m t to the governent of Napoleou the tosiJosirrusl de r Empire.) ' - ?km ,AXP E n rriortr. . - verace, x iy The storm of war ha lackily passed by our city. We only saw roan: Wonaded Freseh,and a laurnbaTol; Aastriaus, a ho were 'blade prisoners. The A iirstriltnil t ti l tir retreat, had tlesottplet great cotstrihdth" fro4s the Ventriss territory, but sutidded Aft I Coluaisal produce liwa t greatly tipoi ; lllTriewliii r 1.111'4 to the uunserust orders from Upper Italy-.' Coreespontlentea.) 07xn t Most of our wouaded art not in 5t0:,.4 / taite tr! be incapacitated fools Service. for a (stag gala. 'The numerous acts of luaoisin of several liasseala and Officers, bath of the troops of tlie.iioe.end of the militia, liarelashe), and 'Laurentian lusurresawm, shall bo move especially mode public iu a bloat time. 'rtse Thinnua (Viceroy) of Crcietie gets entisi deralde rest:Rion:remits. Tilt kvy-ra-wiaot in Croa tia advances rapidly.. • RAU sir, doNE.2. Ar:ltdak 4 Charles has clsar A v.l Cosiet Von Eassums/y. Govo.ssui ut 11l.1r-Jv:4 saint S' _. at by a n . order (rota his head-tpisatcrts ist Itterirsif Nettsied, May 18, to tintqlt the itshatutasstbsuf our r ity and the suletrbo. fur the sager beneenleoce with which they receive the weaseled. They supply the con siderable want of cavalry horses ,i 0 our tinny. — Count laitiosky has sektreesell. • ptoeltinatiou, under (lode the oth of 'Nay, to the talsabitauts of 'brl. - sravia and filtrate, to fitruish vulisideerai by such horses as may !wive. to reraptlot at the hatiliwicks of the cnclef, where, if tereicamble, they will Le hired at 310 gonna per Isead.---aJorreeponelent.) TRENCH AND DVTCII 'PAPERS. TAM, JEN!: 13. • Ors MAierty the Emperpr itued that following . Decree from his camp at EbeNdorff. on the 4th itaetaitt ItITSACT rims! ENE rilrotts or Tat sEEßETratirs or &TATA... • INIPERI A L DECNiE: Frola oar lhoperisi Cease at Ebcralarlf, Abilene, tan. Nmerlaeni, lietivreoe of tie ftraek, lasi of Italy, Pratee tor ef the Coe of OMR lithium.. We have AO Ao hereby &erre, as toliame:— ' Art. t.—Tha > Wiereee 04bollaed shall br re the Agee famiagetWaid ear amerce ate texts or Amt. 0.-4taa • atltjiipa is directed to ice the presort Aram psi is . (SOgard) WAPOLEn.N. The Decree hereiis referred to prohibited the leas • portation into France of colny.itst goods from Spilt.' and Holland, and ordered the detection and=• ration of vessels in iivinj with celestial prod in the Elbe, Weser, and Yatele. The ideove Decree hes already had a gra\ WWI . upors the price of colonial produce. • BAYONNE, JUNG OY The Duke of Belluna has made a movement lit the darectMii of Alcautara, to form a junction with •1 the Duke of Dalmatia, who has resumed his posie ' ton at Amaaritnte, after leaving 4000 'nets at Oporto. General Sachet, who commands in Arregoti, has attacked and defeated the insurgents, who were attetopting to penetrate into that province. .He took a consiidcralsle number of prisoners, several ( of whom have already arrived its this city, and uinohg ethers some clergymen. All the ports of the Man nas are occupied by our troops. Those of the 14- . surgeons, who had not time to 'embark wills Ro mans, arc wantkrirg-sabont in the mountains. They are COW malinled by his nephew, Cairn. 13mtieral Noiret is Gorernor of it. Andero. We expect here Dots Gilk de Serene. and Count de Puente Myer, who am prisoners of state. VIENNA, JUNE 6. The Emperor is returned to the Castle of fiche enbrumi, from whence he this eeenieg reviewed air troops on the great plait' between the castle sod the suburbs. Notwithstandin; the great heat, be fore ticasn a vast het of per...ins were 'assembled ta see the magnificent spectacle, About six, the Emperor appeared its the uniform of his churessr guard, aettenpanied by the Prince Major-Oeneral Bertbier. mid the Yokes of Istria and F ritNl, Gels octal Walther, who commanded the Ithperial guard, and at great muuber of other general and end of fi cers. His Abjesty, crossing the lines of the various norms. wee received by all with shouts of applause. The Emperor examined the Colo nels, and made a number of promotions; lie re ceived memorials from rlitrerent *rimers and sol diers with great condesce•ision„ and having looked at them, gave damn to the Duke of [stmt. 'Me review was ant at an end till eight o'clock, as the Emperor chase to execiisse every thing reesweting• the dress, ammunition, &e. with his own baud.— He ceased 501312. of the hompitel estisusrattet to he opened, to convince himself that every thiag had been furnished. agreeably to the regolatitasts. which the wounded might require: Hies Majesty also ex amined the artillery nauseous, anti wit:, ples.nre ob eervedothat each company of horse urtiltery had six pieces of cannon. and could lire 1440 shot, .about needing any fresh supply from the perk of reserve; too that theboreeentillery of the guard alone, being 72 pieces stsong, can lire 60, , m0 His Majesty continues to enjoy the best state • r health, and is employed several hours daily with his Moister% ii. Imerinees which relates to the go vernment of his empire. BOTTIMOLIN. JUNE 114. Letterl Prins Primate, Ilea Quieten, and The roliiieriot 11 meats ore ordered teremberk inutiedietely Idil .so L. ieign wrvice, viz.:— Sit *four of tbo'S Dragoon.. . fits do. of die geft bill& Drago•aa. Sis db. of tle Jodi du. : y PAW do. o f ted du. King's Gerona Legion. Iat,Fo9SG tat oa9l sd battalions. Teo th• 'llica of the 9d battalion 2d root gismo.' Tato ' id 94 baitalioa ad Foot Guards. 001 keit. of Fool. _ sad Rep. of Foot, .1,4111t5. tat Ditto -...... M RAW • sob Ditt0........ idt &tip. oh Ditte....10.,‘ id dillli. stag Ditto. .- sett Ditto .,. Id ditty. Sad Pi 10....... 94 ditto. tith Ditto. tat ditto: 5. It k Ditt0........ sit ditto. 11111 Ditt0........ 24 ditto. tiad Di5t0........ id 'ditto. 9* Ditto .... Ist ditto. flotb Bliti. . 3 ilk Ditio• • • ••• ••• 114' ditto. SIM Dt0.......... tat ditto. lath Ditt0..:..... ad ditto. loth Dino: =tit lOW,. '' ...' . . 7; di Ditto. sad Ditt0.'....... 24 ditto. 791'• Ditto.. sf tit Di+ to ..... is:, itt ditto. Niel Ditto Lid ditto. sail& Ditt0........ list ditto. lid ihtto tot ditto. aod Ditt0........ lit ditto. limb Ditto sd ditto. atilt Ditt0......... sal ditto. oath Ditto. 3(419 Ditt0........ Ist ditto. gist Ditto tat ditto. 35th D0M........ tit ditto. nod Ditto tat ditto. std Ditt0........ lot ditto. Q - dli Ditto sal ditto. Star. Certain Legion, tat and 24 Regiments of Light ln►wvr• 13RITISH PRE SS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. We hare rece;ved Dutch papers to the 34th, and French to the 19th iostant.--Illiey contain no new Sulloilo, aticVadil but little to the ma,' of foreiqn intelligence which we gave yesterday.—The tutor iection in the Tyrol is an grurral said Alarming, the Commandant of the Swiss Artily, at St. (3.111. has found it necessary to shut the passage of the Rhine, and to traverse the whole frmitier to rritt force the French. The Austrians, it is said, have thrown a force or 40,000 men ucross the Llanolie at Lints, a circumstance that must greatly ulartu Bo- Di A Pia/AT 6. An article, dated Posen, the lath May, states, that the Russian troops bad rtitercit This place is situated in Poland, N. of War- Mw. but there is no farther kutice of theiryea wissa. • - The opi aa i,, ris wfilch.: we stilled, • *O.l trw ‘ ave jectures that we hasstrtivd cwt Irehrvr, we ma y my. emiusirely). heath!! 4tit arrival fit Vas*- . The King. _ Family of Neitowv, arrived at Fs ankfort tidy ntorniB2. of the Kith t and, hi the afternoon, the Grand Onkr of Wiartahlirg, with the Foreign re tiding orbit Court. On tho 17th on acv ootito from the Grand Armies had town:heti Fraattart, or at kid notNing had Venn trade t.nWcc. The report of a world tratile ~i~ lions, on the probable came -1 line of operation, are now evidently realizing, is palpable, and can, no longer ' doubted, that this Conqueror has naiscalcaliated machinery ; and thittAllit some measures, audit incereff as politrA;which in inn‘ laid the Austrio„, hlniturthy unit Sotereigas at his feet, have prov toefficient and abortive iu 1809. W hence revu this most uuspiciotis change, which opens a vie' slateu of li ; :fit to Europe 7—Various causes, i lentil sad external, uo doubt, contribute towards i The first and most material, as it oppears to us, etas, his not folios Mg up the victory of the 44th of April, by isistasuly pursuing the Archduke Clisitees over the bridge of Itatishon, hate Bohe mia. is him, we fatal, the Ain:nut:se, were con centrated the energies of the Stute, moral, as well as official ; and with 4iss they would have become extinct. BONAPARTE, relying on the weakness, the vacillation, and the timidity of the Austrian Cabinet and Councils; hoping to terrify. into pest** aPriace, whom he had already induced to.oceept terms a few year* ago, and considering the possession of the capital us all infallible prelude to the sob.* sion of the Monarchy, pushed forward to. V After %Mlle resistanee be entered it; but he seems*? here for l ont.it that he had still to count with time Danube, anal he wanted a traitor or a coward . * leave the budge untouched over that river, for big. passa g e. The tithe lost in making itimstirstadei of Vienna. allowed the Aucanoss to 111111 e ulS 4 witis 'his forces. A paireage must therefore be forced ,across the strcain. It was effected a;„Lberidortfi Tlitecosse the trial of valour. tactics, and lil fence' fit would omen!, that. for the tint tine, his ma t oeuvre of cutting through and itraersectiog the 'enemy's centre, completely failed. lie retreated berme the Aantriane; but be had still the Llanuhe with which to emitted. Itlti.l4rs, pales, and flo tilla:, succeeded to the rapidity of victoties.-- Ile became bard instead of progressive. Famine, diseases, insurrection, nuirtuuna, sad all .the ots ten:loots of disappointment and defeat, roost ill: his camp, mid I,ervide his troops. It cannot be other: wise iu the nature of things. We went neither French nor Ausftiou Bnlletios to tell us this truth. tie's retrograding already ; he, who, as yet, lute utast. , advanced, to use his own expression, on tbs. lyth 4, April...with the rapidity of the eagle." This destroy- . er and creator of monarchies, wider whose feet the, cootioent trembled ally a few weeks ago, naiads at bay, on the bank of the Danub, opposed by a_. victorious enemy, and at four hundred mike from his own frontiers. Thera - farr is true; bait, we are well inure of hid talents, his tarts, mid his rescue , - cee. Like s lion in the toils, hr • may turn upon, J WWI destroy his purloins. l'lsat Revell! extricate himself and his truly. arc admit, wotwe believe. But. like Crassest the nth at Puitows, NiNO. • ARON must leave behind him that imputation of illl• da . Incarincibility which he has been so many, years id , pairing ; and the impression of sehich, subjugated Europe, by panelizing its efforts, even before lio 1 ulisheatlied the *word. Boa Ar 4111711, as his dilficulties and embarrass.. -- —..inolies his efforts to deceive, by .... .. .. _ 111. , ..“•1....001 SA Sala , cGIAL•4I4 - NEWCASTLt-MPOR:TYNAlitallitter 11 0 /.. TwtrussaY, awwWMI. The (:old ('op, Maw' rOMys: tbo 11eslIvalikir la Sped% by subscription atop. euelic fuetbsemywar aids sad upwards. roar sides. (14 awbsortbers.) Pr. filierktr's b. b. Csediust Torki by Sir Patty, 5 )116. WA, Nat. 71b Sir W. Verrard's Julius Carer, 6-yrs. old, ust. t Mr. Storey's ertradbastus, 6-yrs. trid, nit. t tlb a to t Lin Julius Caesar. Avery fine mat. Gentlemen's PlitOlt of I& mddydto U.. entrants mum), amp. Rests, •it "nibs. Mr.). Acrcd's bra 11..Wirusforti, by Stamford, 5 yrs old, •Sir Tutu it Little rainy, 6 yrs, Ma otti .. s ? air. Storey'. enusliiiiitem, 6 yrs. est. turd Iln Laius's b. L. chafe, 5 yrs. old, sit. !lib Lord RINI bolo4llll ' . hr. e. by Sir %tumors, uu t of Fan tail, .1 yrs. ulal, Got. 9ib 3 dr II sad ti lea WI Little Esaby ; miter the hest, awl 6to 4 regains* Wansfkrd. rommititmammastais AQUATIC EXCIi RS7Olf. The.Loso Mseot soda large party went yea. terday uji the hirer, as far as iltichuseed. Three of the eft, barges, attended by bands of music. and followed bit a flotilla of small boats, covered with caqopirs, rowed off, at eleven o'clock. from, lit. Lordship was saluted as he psord•by the River Fencibles. The day be ing fine, the aquatic ;Noce/talon had a very grand ef. t.t. The Marchioness of Sribisibitl, and ber daughters, the Ladies Cacti., and several other Nuloility, were on hoard hi. Lordship's barge. • Yesterday morning, ltis MAJW.STY, %ad Prioress Acacias, aec.ompaitied by Lord Senstastur„ Lady ALUINIA CUSISSIILAND, Generals GAIITE awl. F4[11104, and Colonel Tsiunt, rode itt 11'ind, , or Great Pat k; and returned, at i 2 o'clock, to the Palmer. Monday morning. His M•aters and Priam* AtIOUSTt, accompanied by the Earl of lisacoom Count Mu mists, Generals Gsasui and Ftrttos. Colonr) TAT ;Jut, rod the Hon. Miss EOSltTurr, rode in W'itirisedr L;reat Park, awl returned at ft o'clock •to die Palace. The Qui:Ltr, and Princesses SOPHIA and ELI. ZAIIETH. took an airing to Frogtoore Lodge, and walked in the gardens for a considereble time. Prineess ;NARY walked to Frogillore Lodge, Ike. ' Princess Argus was a little better, but did rot go out. Sunday evening, Windsor Terrace war crowded with iu expectation of Their Mt- JErriza . walking there—but the evening being severely cold, for the beasoo, Their MAJESTIts did not walk. • Tbc regimental bands of the Ravel Hone Guards (Blues; mid is ts G'S Own Stafford attended, and played during the everting, far the aino.einent or the coiripaey. The Prince of Osattu,s, Duke of Oseticrierttu. NI a ruins awl %veil OtleSll . I.ANaauwN, MarehiOualit, 'resswetstrunt Lerch Time/44 Slop Or. ItAtitt.lFF, EasKiNk, l'Abt.vr t 111ANNSit i . 11 and BNAIL9-4:111.11; Indith STONY. CIRIPICAIf. MANSFIELD, bletTIS &mous. and Caatbutu.; were in Vauxhall Gar+ dtas es Monday night. The Earl Of LAN 11111.11141.41, Lord Hod. 'Captain btkatt.auts, Sir dolor sad Lady l‘focoxecoit MURLIY,CoioeeI SPHlfelt, and Joss BoAuts, Esq. arrived last week at Edilibergli. 'The Earl and Countess of Outmost are goes ."- ' --LeGasT. * her seat in Oxford- S _.... every specie* of illirion. The if it is somewhat less laconic than the preceding, aims equally ut supplying. by artifice, the defect of force. lie therefore introduces the Russians on the scene. Colonel Gomm.' arrives most a-propos. from ALEIANDLIL. with a letter to the Corsican, from the MoscovirE Execloa. Its contents are, indeed, sufficiently toteresting. for they announce that the Rossini army, advancing towards 01- inutz, passed the frontiers on the Oath of May. But, we um neither •informed of the number of these t !noir, the mime ofthe commander, nor where they -fussed the frontiers. Perhaps, when they ar rive in Austria, it may be doubtful which party they will espouse ; and whether they come as auxiliaries to NAPOLEON Or lie Fusait.ts. The as pert of things is rapidly changing on the Danube ; and NAPOLLOX tray, perhaps. not be found at N'tenna, when ti.e fore .al of his ally arrive in its viciutity. Alter talking of the tine state of the French traiwpa; of the heat of the weather; of the boats, rafts, said piles, which tie is occupied in construct . lug and securing ; of the number of sounded in the Austrian hospitals, though he is @Arai •to those in Isis no u ; that scene chusesges suddenly to Poland. Prince PON ATOWSEI triumphs et Sao docuir, aid at Thorn ; the losses and disgraces of the Archduke FEZDIN AND, furnish materials for embellishment and for congratulation. it is evi dent that he foresees, and dreads the junction of the Austrian army flout Poland, with that of the Archduke CH intr./. We leans, however, with satis faction, that the former had arrived in Austrian Si lessia.Couut aI IiTTERN mu's exchange for theFrroch Embassy eisuelucles the Bulletin ; in every line of which may he traced disappointment and absorption. To-morrow we luny perhaps endeavour to delineate the real state and picture of (lemony. as dram ibed from a variety of quarters. That BON AP 411Tiell inwitiOn is moat perilous, and hourly becoosing more so, inapparent. It is nevi:libelee, wiser and safer k . to restrain conjecture, than to isathile it, however natural, oil the catastrophe of this great drama. 800 e A XIS has is.ued anew Decree, repealing the prohibitory- order of the IDth of September lasts rotative to the importation of colonial produce into !nice and Hellsod. on • Oat to LOttreall Ai • I ---- shire. The Earl of Eva= will Mare to town, this day. from Cashiohury. Earl sod C ess Forrstcur are on . their way to their sett in Devonshire, *here they intend to pass the remainder of the summer. The Right Hots. C4;OILGE and Lady MART Pow.. SON SY Luko4l to iraive town, this day. for Ireland. Tile Hon. lienend Bunn too; been on a visit to the Earl and n trs* of De INUIT, at Cobham. lout, mid returned to town yesterday. Mmsailts lefl'town, yesterday, for Lire tolnstitre. Lord !invitations. Mrs. FITZHERSFRT. and serial other Fissintembles. are on a visit to the Earl and Counties of Essen. at Cashiobury. The Fart of Uxisinoc left town, on Sunday, with !its Secretary (Mr. SALNDES36II), to visit hi* Dorpetslitre estates. The UXIINIOUS Family intend to leave tows, on Wednesday or Thvraday, accompanied by Gement I'a :6T,, for Plis.tieoyil. in Aimless*, if the Nelda Earl should. return tram Dontetahiro before that time. Lord FOLLY suire a grand dinner ' yesterday.. at his house in Berkeley-square, to Lo t SOUTILIMP. Tow, Sir G. Wountvti.t, General Kappa e, Mr. I.IIIUNHILI, Mr. CIIOI.SOIIIITIXT, Mr. Cocas, Mr. Burris. rued Iltr: W. Weep.. Lady HSATIKOTS had a select party. last night, at her house in Grosvessor-siquore. The bait arrivals at Swansea are— The HOll. Captain and Mrs. Gardner; 111. Losioss, M.P.; Miss Longtime • Capt. ri..tier; Mr. sad Mrs. Frew arid fanoity ; and Mr. s ad Mrs. Itcpshis. Earl and Countess Gausvaisoa gave a grand disuse!, yesterday, at their house, Upper Grosvenor street, to the Earl of CHATHAM. Viscount Sumas. Lord CHA•LeS Masses*. lady sod Miss Veneers, Lady C. Heaserr, the tter. R. catositnos. Mr. E. Ilsaauax, Mr. LYON, Mild Mr. TALBOT. • Earl CAMDLN gave a grand (huller, yesterday. at his house in Arlinxton-street, to the Earl Litcaront. Viscount Cslrrte.aases. and several of the Cabinet Ministers. The Marquis nod Marchioness pf S.ta cross pro expected to leave town. this day, or to.mortoss. for Trentham-hall, Staffordshire. The yoaorr branches of the family. aid their domestics, Mt town, oil Monday, for that place. There were reports in Loadoss on illeadaY *AMy . favourable to the friends of Catit:SZt e r ; 5511 at l'Aret SOIL t's. and in the sporting aweless a very cooriderarde 'alteration in Wring. It woe stated by persons who had wilted In the coarse of the slay, that the Captain felt stiffness in his leVit . and that he was mach altered within the last day St trim • • • • . is by las woad. cordgrnred ; report says, thy!' 410,1109 before Ambigua hake crossed the Danube at Ltd& quern:es of his It !INN A, anis 7. Ail ths-isioalst- 'of Austria are rassataioad ac- re " ll2in g' It i -7 71111111.r.'"'" 1 Celli*. .;;,, • widrittly +'i',P.l 1. otNer Ite gm. I • ' 1 11 4 11 e fi ti llir lt4 ; 44. :• .: •