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`betmitrrey.lhe prritshinty is, that, in futare 11.- 1101.1W:I of territory, part of what they have al • no:: I ; :4W ten will ini t elmn from t hetn. The Ty rot,. for W1.K.11 Is at preaerit united to Barreiro, will, to all Ihkh hbood. be re-annexed to Austria, should the good ;111 ierquilithlig between that Power and FrAller Olin:sill undisturbed. lily this measure, It.ivaria would be disgusted, and another proof given krt the slaves of Piapolern have to ex pect in requital for their labours, after throe la 'hours have ceased to Ire ne.cessaiy. From these circumstances we come to this con. r I tostoli— , -theit . tlte Confederation of the Rhine, not.- svithstainieng it is the work of Bonaparte's own band, cliental be well inclined tewards hint—and dirt nothing but the insineusity of !hid power pre vtota their polttwa fions being dviteastrated by e torn. We tow indeed be• told, amid told truly, that sit enemy •so insiguitimmt could not affect his interests, or effectually militate against his designs. This is not to be denied in the present state of Europe: but e hes we shell have traced the germs of cousin nutiou atg.frinst f Mace ID other more potent States e the ms» of population of the North of Germany will • e4tetobeJ no small accession of strength to that union. It has often and justly been observed. that, till the war io Spain, Bonaparte has had only the. So reigns of eminries to contend against. Throe *be has plated off as puppets against each other; and it was uot till he wet a people's hate, that he his had a dangerous and fatal conflict to inaintliu. from what we have stated, then, and looking for ward to other probable sources of popular detesta tion in States stow under his control, it is that we shall emfeacnor to throw a gleam of hope over the destinies of Eurisp; and chew that, even yet, her deliverance luny be efrected. Should the people of other nations, as tat Spain, in Holland, and in the North of Geraiany,eutertain feelings of abhorreuce against the usurpations of thi• wan ; the n e st Continental war iu which he is compelled to engage will be very dissimilar to any of his past struggles, and a very differeutresult may be anticipated. But this eV hjett opens a wide held for discussion, which, connected with other points, must curio the matter for a future essay. LT. be eametieeed FOREIGN !hi "LIAGLYCIi. WIDISH PAPERS. STocaHoLNI, JULY g. In consequence of His Royal 11Iaje-ity having or dered. at the request of Count Fabian Fersen, the seals to be put on all the papers and effects found its the house of the late Marshal Count Axel Per vert. the proper Officer of the Supreme Court of Justice went secordinKly. on the 441 of ttlll (1110.1".! to the dwelling-house of the accessed, and not only sealed up all the bureaux, drake, &e. which con tained any papers, but also put the seals of the Court on all the doors of the room, which contained any of his effects. A report havin.• been lately thrown into circula tion, that a chamber-maid of the Countess Pipe (born Perms) had suddenly expired, Ills Majesty ordered the Chancellor of Justice to ex twine into truth of the said account; and if feunded, into sibs cause of the death of the d if. An inquiry !) Wee accordingly instituted. the resit!, of which is, Ott the above report has been found altogether on. fronded ; and that the chamber-man' alluded to igtended the Countess to Waseholin, and is still Mr. H. J. Bruno has been appnintetl Russian Coasts' in quttenburgh, I %Wens Mar strand, Stareusberg, and Warberg. JUI The inquiry into the cause of the suJdrn Wrath of the bite Crown Prince, and into the truth or falsehood of the reports which have fur some time been in circulation, is still continued ; but nothing lies as yet transoired whir!. iu eay wanner what. Griever confirm. the suspicions that herr been, and are still entertiuned, by a huge party of the public, against several distinguished characters in 'this country. SWITZERLAND. JDNE 22. Gustavus Ado:phut'. brie Klux of Sweden, resides at present in Thun. It was not this Prince. bat a French beaker, who lately se stisinu.ly inquired in Lausanne after a eelebr.tted fish of the Lake of Genera. called a Onshle Chevalier." PETLieseunntl, JtJN 20. On the 2 2.1 .f this month, the Te D-11110 we• song in ail our .•7,urrhe+, nu arr•onut of th.- capture of the fortress of Sdistris : the keys of the gale of this important fortress were brought here on the gist instant by • courier. When the P•cha who earontitieled an Slligifid was summoned, he re. turned fur answer, that th 4.7 shnuld rather see the moon drop from the sky than witness his surrender:" bait on the 12. th of June, after a heavy bombardment, w!tich lasted three non' h and din. lug which tittle 3.000 bombs and rei.hot halls were thrown into the place, he found himself com pelled to surrender lie fortress. this the 14th inst. the Imperial Crneral.in-Chief, Count Kamensky, put !muse)! is motion fur Senitula. A corps of the army bee been detathed to Varna. (:ERIIA?4 P %PERS. 11. 1 1 4 11A1., Tlit VAIN, Jelkilt efl• The ! of rittv.l6l t.ents of the tuihest int portauee *Web are to take plsee in &rein, the general report is, that the Servians intend to cc knowledge the Emperor of Austria for *their Sove reign. upon their ecinatitution, liberties, slid pre tileges being granted. If sues really is the design of the negotiation* with the Court of Austria, this Power will, without doubt, take no pert in it pre.. viotta to confering with the Courts of France and Russia. We are asiared that the Porte will, with out difficulty, renounce the sovereignty of Servia provided this province eked nut pass under the do minion of Russia. VIENNA. JUNE 14. Some executions fsr a time suspended the dis orders of the Janitaries at Constantinople, but they were quickly renewed, and that town is in the most afflicting situation. It is threatened with famine; provisions are •ery dear in it : in spite of all the cares of Government, the Janizaries are guilty of the greate t disorder ,‘ henever they have as opportunity. We cannot foresee how this criti cal state of offal's will terminate. Extract of a letter from Vienna, June 43:- 6. We learn from Tui key, that the Russian army has creased the Danube in three places, and that a very important affair iesulted in consequence, be tween the advanced guard of General Sasz and n corps commicided by Praia Petit an Aga. We expect the details of it." Extract of a letter from Venice, dated June 17 : The English floet, which was in sight of Venice. departed the day before yesterday. Its ex• ploits were contlued to the taking of some boats.— we work with the greatest activity in the arsenal, in building many ships of war and frigates, and iu re fitting the Russian corvettes which remain in this port. We will soon have a numerous flotilla to op pose the enemy. We have been occupied here, and on all the coasts of the Adriatic Sea, for some mouths, in collecting sailors for this flotilla" FRANKFORT, JUNE '2 7 . Report states that Couriers have set out from Constantinople, with important dispatches for the Freud) Court. COURTS-MARTIAL . IN INDIA. We have been favoured with the pentard of the whole of the proceedisi.ts of the undermentioned I General Courts -Martiar. held on some of the Corn pany's Officers in India. by a Gentleman arrived in town from Bombay ; from which we have Li.arle the following extract. : GENERAL COURTS-MARTIAL. Major Vmaihan, belonging to the lit Battalion alba lath Native lafattiry, ham beets tried by a General Coort Martial. at Secunderabad, mud arpritted; charged with having been roost gunsly insulted by Major Lyne, in the month oldsters tend, ant. he, Major liandiart, ant haring taken any mesas of clearing Ina character as an Officer or m Gentleman. Major Smith, belonging to the tat battalion of the lath Regiment of Native Infantry, has been tried by a I:eiveral Churl-Masii.d, at 11.00lory, and moat honoorthly suquited, on a charge of assoffirer-like conduct towards Lieut. Hail. tup Prayer of the au th Regiment. Capt. Rickard Staoley. of the tit battalion of the gsth Native Infantry. b•• Levis tried by I iesavo al Court• Marti , sis Jane long, at Bellary, h nosier "I thoreral Pater, command. ing the Ceded Dialect, cliarge,t•iils urkru; a false report of the eampasy connuaorkd b. his, as well a• orth• trattalsor to which he belsasgerl; fur which he (Capt. Steele)) has barn sentenced to he cashiered. ' Licutesamt tad Adjutant Molesw.wtb, allot tat battalion of the lath Native Infantry, has been tried by a General. Court-Mutial, at Wallajadul, in October 'Roo, for dime• speetful eutiduct in enteling by Curve the ileum of Captain Boardman; fur which he ha. been oryeitted. I.trut.mant A. Climatal', of the tat battalion of the idth Native Infantry, bap hers tried by •Vresirral Court- %lutist, at F or t George, in tic month of °duller lad, charged with btatine severely a nap follower; 'woo shah he au slaw! honourably egraittetl. Lieutenants M'Curstack and Rowley, of the •.td battalion of the 9th Regiment of Native Infantry, bare heat tried 63, Graffiti Cuorts-alartiol, at Qnilun, in likarenetne last, fur l a c unas& s a d oeo.otahnla ClOolarl to their Commanding mfiter, Major Couiphell for whleli Lirutensid if•Corniaik • is t unarm, ; and Lieutenant Rowley ir.penoti from rank and pay fur Melee months. Lieutenant Prynatid, of the lit battalion of the t ih It. Ou t wit of Native lullaby, has beeu tried by a Grueral Court- Martial, charged, in June i now, at Maratlipatam, with going to the risidenve of the Lirat.'ll3.lt•CoolUliel of the Ist hang. , bop of the tub Nailer Infancy, and there emidnettag bim self in au mooglear and angeuttomattlike manner ; fur which he was sr•pead•d /ram rack ani pig .64 Ara ntantbs. Lieutenant Means, ut the 9d &station of the lath Regi ment of Native Infantry, has bees triad by a General trout • Martial, iu May last, at Llontbuy, fur addressing a lt rrrr its a most iliSrefil.irfUl mauler to the Adjutant of the soot h a t• tallow ; era which charge the Court sentenced kiln to be • saTendcd.tio4 utak and payfitr ass raaaktr. FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mt MINPOSTiIIt, AND POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME OItHIS PER • FORMING THIS SEASON. THEATRE ROYAL HAY-11ARKET 11111 IS EVENING, July .0, will 1 Le resealed (out ailed Ilse At. tan yt en i THE SURRENDEIt 01. CAl..lls. John de Vienne, Mr. Eyre; Ei:ionsunt, Mr. ; Eustaehe de St. Pierre, Mr. C. Kenible ; l'ariol, Mr. Taylor; La (attire, Mr. Bannister; Carpenters, Air Ma thews, Mr Noble. Queen, Mrs. Breretun ; Julia, 3lis. PVT.; Madelon, Mrs. Liston. At die cud of dee Flay will he revived a Comic Piece, is tine act, called PIETY IN PATI'ENS. •hqiiire ' Mr. Bannister Butler, Mr. Liston; and Polly ['miens, Mrs. Gibbs. In the coursed the errnime, Mr. Bannister will slug two Comic NOIIV, ei.tlerl ' 4 The Debaiimt &trimly :" nitil lite *upper of the Ghosts: or, Crowned Heinle sister the Con quest," written by I; Colman; Esq. To which will be added, the Mesicel Entertainment, taller! "I EK ELI. Ticket* to be had al %It Boomsler, Nu. til,tineer-street, itedfard agnate, avid of NI, 51s.Ongitaos, at the Box (Wire of the Theatre, in the Haymarket t whore plazas fur the Boxes may be taloa. NEIV MELO-DRAMA—SECOND NIGHT. LYrFUM TIIE.4TRR.—ENGLINII OPECE. THIS EVF.NING, MONDAY, hely at, will be pertained (Nib time) an comely rew Cosibe Opera. called TRICKS UPON TRAVELLERS . With (fur the second lime) ► new Mew Demist e Entertain .. meat, railed TWP.NTY YEARS AGO. Tim Principal Characters by Mr. Reynimil. Mr. Knight, Mr .1. Smith, Mr. Dowtoa, Miu E Hultuo , Miaa Kelly . The Deo Melo Dramatis Entrrtainnierit of Twenty Year. Aso, performed fur the first time an liater,lay .as seised by a bralaiit sad crowded aul:4enen with universal bunts of applause from every part of the Theatre, and will be 'crated alter) titinns 1.11 (Griller avticr. THE BRITISH PRESS . LONDON, moNo,tv. Jim( es. A Swedi4h Mail arrived hod night with Letters and Papers from Stockholm to the 13th inst. The inquiry into the cause of the death of the CaOssit Patrice was stall in progress. but nothing new bad transpired upon the subject. The report of the escape of the dethroned King Gutman's ADOle. rues from Switzerland, appears to be without foun dation. lit was at Thuu in that country on the .2d hist. A letter from Malta. dated May the trl. says, " The French are at last certainly meditating an attack on Sicily : an army of 60,000 is appointed for this purpose, of which 46,000 have already passed Ancona to the Southward. We are rein forcing our Adriatic squadron, in the supposition that they rosy possibly intend to embark troops from Bruntlisi or Tarento." There has been no arrival from Cadiz since the Delight, which sailed on the 30th tilt. She wag re leased from quarantine on Sunday se'nnight. The French batteries on the Trocsderu fire at every boat that passes the Pontales to and from the watering-place. On the •!,4th, the Eagle's boat w.is struck; and. before the boat■ could get to the as sistance of the people. two men were drowned.— It should be mentioned. to the honour of the ene my, that they ceased bring the moment they per ceived the boat sinking ; for they hail it in their power to prevent any boats approaehing the wreck. —The Expedition that sailed from Cadiz under General UCLA', landed at Tariffs, Algeziras, &c. and the troops are uow in the Ronda, in the rear of the French—the mountains of the Roinia are seen from Cadiz. On their march they were joined by many thousands of the peasantry, and 4,000 •pare muskets were soon distributed among thein. It is calculated, that the force (which sailed between G and 7,000 strong) will be soon increased to 9,0,000 men. A •apply of muskets has be n sent them front Cadiz. The works at the Isla are hourly in creasing in strength and number ; and the enemy seem too well aware what the result would be of ■n attack, to hazard the loss of such a multi tude of men as would be sacrificed in the attempt. It is said. General Bowt.as has left Gibraltar. with 1000 British troops, and has directed his march to wards (Malaga, for the purpose of co-operating with the Patriots in that quarter. The Spanish fleet at Cadia are preparing to proceed to Minorca. where, it is raid, the Regency have consented ilo y shall be placed for safety. Boyd Sarver-el:a had arrived at Gibraltar, nn her way to Cadiz, fur the nag Resr-Admiral Picaninta. She left the fleet tiff Toulon on the 30th of May. Sir CHARLES COTTON, in the Snit Josef. had airivcd. •fhe Unite, Capt. I'. CAMPSZI.L. has been successful, having taken many valuable prizes. Sir Men A ftn KEATS, we understand, i. gone out to take the sae command a! Cadiz, it h.. ng made a distinct conuirend from that under Sir Clisat.trt COTTON. The present state of thing.. at Citd:r vermeil to regoire tiw. att. r:tion; flout the A , !iulrogl. In ally measure w!iere pr I.runde it lewnred. may feel no restrmit, nor watt the , titt tion of the erniusein.ler-in•Chiel is the Mediterranean. 4 , 01- 4ted. as lie grim - tally is, at snrl. N ebe Millet' from Cadiz, watetfm4 the Toulon Stung. it i. said, renting to Eoglisnd. The Wareritie. Caption KERR. WWI 10 11.11 yes :min). from Portsirsinirti fur Catlut.—`hr tiara or - venal trooopoi to tniiirr row or to Lotion. ' The Fort WiNan ClAuatry ship. with Gurern .nrut f.t,,res fur Brusal, 11 up to TN .I ytlter,lu lanai Portsmouth. . Parrs have b. ea rtueuveal from Boaton in Ame rica to the 70th labt. The mom int. wiling pint of their contents hall beets issititt l inic.l by the urrmil* lu the courre of last week. Tll,l' rtonud with in vectives avaiiiiit the treatlietous aunt 0,0'1.'41 con duct of the [trench Otivernmint, clim the diplomatic correspondent e heti. eel' General Ana- STRONG end enautialtioe. and which we lately published. The amount of the lamp( rt of (ut erus of the United States, c Ands, ated in Protice And •the countries under her (-cut I. to computed to exceed tivelOy-fice twiliios,r Iduilars ! The Courts-Martial heliloa the Military Officers in Judie. for their respective alum s in the late Mutiny. have been brought se a , n( lusw... The Indian Newspapers are silt ea on 110. •ul , j,:ct; hat the proceedings hare been transmitted tot coun try. cad are en pinistionon of Coveinment.and of the East India Company. Colonel BIEL has been found guilty, and sentenced so use ownilest sus,n gianfrans rank aid pay. When it in cantidertd that Colonel (3[41. was CointurudAtut at :Seriug.ip stain. and the slightness of this punishment is compared with his rank and the magnimil, of his offence. it must lie obvious that coned :mina is the greet object u' NltNro's policy. We have received Gertueu Pipers to the Wit 4 :•• stoat. They repeat the report of the pree ;6ry the Empress Mons Louisa of Frasce. IN* Cate appear& to hate put all the courier. lietAe, n and Vienna in ; and to h ake • orciti., l 1 , , Privy Council o f two empires in grave 'lf, repeated sittings. :They are not, IInR tent with merely d ec l ar i n c,„. K her klaj. lity i. i lino state in which ladies wish to he wfo love tl n , :,„,,„; in 'the concluding paragraph of the fnlhr 4 tract, we think . it is insinuated that her 61464 Majesty wail have twin.! NURintrilltU. JI IA a. Oar Gazitte contains the following sun . AU.STrtIiA, 3t:NV. •,;(.4 For some days past the etteininge of courier s be. tween Vienna rod Paris has been uucortnusuly brisk, and the repeated conferences of the NE N .. ten of each Court, and the frequent sup, ti „. Wings of the Privy Council, appear to itch. elite objects of the greatest interest. Oar Mo. narch has received from Paris very importlitit, and, to this empire, trolly advautageormi proposals. Among the novelties of the day, one, which muse fill the heart of every true patriot with the sincerest joy, is, that Her Majesty the Enpress Louisa s? France finds hers-If is blessed circumstances rf Lodi li. e. sire is with chill). Important cud tb. tering are the hopes with which this hap!)F must animate two noble and powerful tiatiou., Austria and France. There is a report, among others, of a Dew fple, dour which our Imperial House will receive is the persons of two Princes, The close of the week has nut been an fatal t o t h e Commercial Classes 115 there was rea,o3 to f at, the evil may be considered Na hating 1 1 1155d.1 Ii worst singe. All the horses which %Atwood the siolenee of the shock, have 'noted their solidity, and nu farther failures of ovr tonteimene r are ii. pected. The Directors of the Batik. aith lbw characteristic liberality awl patriotism. hove come forward to the Happen of wlin-e mom .ot a i r emberra-rnents wire occa , imieel by cirensicar.os that could ',either be controlled - et (rumen; 14 by their ninety interference have elicited 16 rd. piclly-iiicreas i ng fadurew, and re-tired Cnnfides, e . The defaulters, who were announced on Sa , :rd,y in the City, were printipelly confined to thelksA Exchange, exec, t one Broker fur an die ands. able sum. And although there were 13 or 14 failures in the Stock Exchange declared on Fred iy or Saturday, the,lV undo rose about? pet cent. run the latter day; 4114Cownlit, which were sr low a. 67:i rose to 491 . i eswl flumium from 21 di.. in;, ha shews w hat *oil' have been the state idthr funi a had it not been for the recent failures and alarm., Exult's:re o the accomniedation derived lima the increase of the discounts at the Hank, whirs . . rangeinents hay.t taken place, *Lich will resin. bete ins very great degree to revive and a Ant mercantile credit. On Friday evening a m.o. g was held, curna-..iiit of t' a principal nanli.-is si,t Merchants of the City, for the purpose of t.k..g into consideration the pr •pliety and meatti of no,- porting such Merchants as were under temp ion ditlicutt.ev, and.aleserving of &Isis; ar.ce. Awe . : the tviiikeis att-oiled the ineetim: wea, SMITH, PATO,. and SMITH; MASTt2II4II awl Co. ; Er' xee and Vinci DALAI. and " 1 Iwsides several otheiv i slid a cuin;ier of the Inas eminent merchant.. After some discussion, it flu determined that a prenatal should he made to lut creditors of some of ti,e houses under einlinvot. limit, In receive the frill amount of their vevrod demand, try row rival !).1) Tornio. in hit!. &son at six, twelve, righters', and terenty-four hearing interest. This preprint was imrind;an Iv accepted; and a hit of debts and maws. of alit the following is a copy, was laid before the writ. jag f:rarr, Sharp' Fisher. 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Cupt• liat.i.osrrL , low the nit' , of being Captain of the Aleiliterr mean Elect. —SI Id he accept it, Copt RAciarr is to L'" •* 'nom: the Tigre. Slininten have enleieil into enpigesenta for e a le ratildo-:•to•nt of • tierni on ent Exper.el liet• m Lo neon aitd i1011111•01....lha distance (1279 to lie perfortneti to 27 hours. at min/orate ire mile. or shoot 20001. per annum The sad I form. the same .urn 4-2 hours. msicou 41 1 . ferenee of 15 hrius• ey &van r rif the Es. vre,A. a Pe' rind athie:i certainly might h. of ta.t a•an there any ihnig of urgency in the intercourse lo• Isere the tan .oinitrieg k t a rt A. ▪ to he tii.1,4!. - Ited .‘; , 11 th..oe n eiskse by t.king the is Away the 'service Of rialAr torreapun4roce Of the roon.ry, or ht enormous nit , nice of :44nm...id pack. 1 ., th e fif' i 0 : upon the read will. io millet C. , " ▪ liniybaSikrpoitiog the tu4re tasty proinaa at t" e mail. - The Lovt I nen+ riceist the ►e u~ `u the Crd ILe. I:~nMk (:ua44 ,ra rf lLt Atli. tuid of tor ,to oliri 111::1001:0 II n i S Th ihinto %Ode fa* 164 16~ I. R. H. It; u• 11 1 1 ‘ Lad, 4.? Air Ann.- cii 14. It t" ih, 1 4441 ',SOL