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~-- - . - -- i asp .• • ..„ • . * Majesty the &Motor of the Fermat to go to W.l- • lee, has been transmitted to the enemy's head- ' tersdurff, • large village, eigbtaajles.from!Viettati '•qaartere. on the Moravia.. road, wheretbe Etoperoisd i Atts.,.. • " The English frigate the Spartan, and Wend trig now is. Tins circumnotaiace haegivems live to a cither English ships of war, are cai-operatiqg with report of peace, which the paliabitants of Viten., ,the Aostrieu Mom* on the coast of 1/alutetie. cherish with much pleasure. ,-.) . ii .' ' , ....___',.''' ' . . . „ii,. T rt i ,,i ----•-••••••-'• . ''' - , , aquitAigasi4e talimi4 rf ounot received, that the di- THE SEVENTEENTH BULLETIN. ' visiesvotaaterimmtintimeg"efilitneseled by General 14 )0 1 14 4 . 0 . its tai 11 11 4 1 1 , 4.):44iitz, has been ordered VIENNA, JUNE S. back, cud directed .tft Jew - Gti ...eerel Dean s corps, Col. Gorgoli, Aide-de-Camp of the Emperor of . ne j al;Kuffsteiti. Russia, lute arrives! at the Imperial Hemol-quarters, Several persons have lately arrived in Bavaria with, a letter from that Sovereign for His Majesty. and Suabia, imam Vienna, to buy provistions for lie has autiouliced, that the Russian untie, which Austria, and to he carried partly by water and is marching upon Ohnutz, had passed the frontiers, partly by land. en the 24111 of May. STETTIN, JUNE 6. The Emperor, the day before yesterday, reviewed Thirteen ship's, which were seised upon in %Var. his guard. infantry, cavalry. and artillery (iuhabit- nentunde, by Schars troops, have arrived in Swine. , wits of Vienne). The number, aloe appearance, monde, and lauded the troops and beggar which', and excellent condition of these troops, were great- they had on board. The former surrendered to the , ly admired. Prussian troops at discretion, and were conducted The Viceroy ha. gone with the tinny of Italy to to Schamtt. - ademburg, in Ilutiaary. It appears, that the MUNICH, Jima 3. i -Archduke John intends to rally his urtny on the Letters front Vienna, or the atit instant, mate, i limb. that the celebrated COllll/osCr. Joseph Heyde, died.' The Duke of Ragusa arrived with the army of the 31st of last metal' in Gutupeutlorf.'at the ad- Dalmatia, on the 3d of this month, at Layback. latticed age 009. The heat is very great ; and persons a , maimed We teem from Petorsborg, (hut the Grand ' with the Danube assure us, that in a few days it Duke Constasitine has been appointed to the coin will overflow. We shall employ this time to hoists wand in chief tai the Grand Russian army, which is driving the piles, independent of the bridges of advancitig against Constantinople. . . boats and rafts. BANES or THE I.oIVIER ELBE, 113113 11. All the accounts which we receive from the According to a dispatch of his Excellency Count enemy state, that the towns of Presburg, Brunn, Cliampagny, addressed to Baron Brovehausen, and &anti, ere full of wounded. The Austrians Puissant Ambassador in Paris. the Prussian ships, themselves estimate their loss at ia,ooo ins... which are lying in Bourdeoux to receive their car-, Prince Poniatowski, with the army of tie duchy goes, shall not be molested, either by Freud. or of Wursaw, is pursuing the advantages he has Danish privateers, on their masters p r od uci ug cer leaned. After the taking of Sandomir, lie took tificatea of origin, drawn up in due fern. the fortress of Zamosc, where the enemy suffered a LINZ, rinse 9. less of 3000 men, and 30 pieces of cannon. All The head-quarters of the Marshal Dukeof Dant. the Poles who are in the Austrian army desert. sic *retain in this town; and the Bavarian divisions The mummy, after having failed before Thorn, guard the bridge-head. General Wredc has, how. have been vigorously pursued by General Dom- ever, detached two regiments to Reverie. The cor browski. elan,hetweea Krems stuOt. Poke°, has been coo- The Archduke Ferdinand will derive nothing i l aaaretalazeinforced..in-eqesequence of several de from his expedition but disgrace. He taint hare , anbatents of Austrian's:bops having lately made arrived in Austrian Slimily with his foraa :reduced iiiiita I i 61;166 l ight bank of the Danube. 1- . • to oae-third. •' • - - • i • ''' ~- - iliPcltt MI a tilti. i -s l . yrolese insurgents are is The Senator Wibiski aii alistingsiskied hiemelf r sa ltibiiila is piece of intelligence stands is by his patriotic sentimenyirpind hie mast! . • is sr: need tdcoatirtnation. The Count de Metteramla)m. - . 4o4o':i i gt Vieoviso AMPTLIIIIAL AIRE 111. He is to be exchanged at.tbss 4taagso4litil 'Mr A coarier. dispatched by Ili. Majesty's Ambits the French legation, to wadm tbarlieotOattha.,4ii- welds' in Paris. has brought the important ititelli irony to die law of natiotts, -bad' frefiamLimppgrts, gem.* that. by a decree dated Imperial bead-guar and had sent to Pest.—(Jilletritan J* IS.) - tei4 Eliendorff, June A. 1509; the Emperor Na [Thisbulletin is followed by tl44`elnilki at leagth, -.pekoe has restored the commercial relations be of the operations of the Duke of Ragusa 's army in twin' Holland and France to the same' state In Dalmatia.] resin, *AT . St. which they were previous met the pith September. Gene-al Dombrowski, says ahoy (.14111ette of this MM. . .. .....ma.M.,•••••••• city. has left Peon. to pursuant! litagmy. The HAMBURGH PAPERS. . , - plan of the latter was tatetolationim Poland ; but . - . the rental of the angel and aeviouraif mankind km, ,•,. (From the Berlin Gazette.) . , . , .„ PRAGUE, 31/112 7- protected our country. The,Court'of a:irtlattliad • I resolved to unite Warmer' to Granieita..l‘ 440;0 The corps of the Archduke John, which. oia ilk the Archduke Maximiliatt Vicatear• oiskientlse Cat return from Italy. arrived in amid about Pomba** cow his residence. Tali:Archduke Ferdinandsards is not. , as has bees falsely asserted, from 20 to to reside at Warsaw, in auelitytif dirataander-in- 25,000 , enenisibut fans 35 to 40,000 strong. Chief of the artay.---(jostraal de r ti404?..41.,f16.) laso AechtlnClittlaes, after having considerabOt, cAarmiums,, AgiMp. I '""r", jetithatift!ttlY by militia, and pertly The divisions of infantry of Baden and Hesae„ ',IIY li'l) I agettilapturrection, of which latter Dartastadt were, on the Ist June, at me rm b arg .. l ,10,000 romi, eittmolg, lately joined him. da . (ached to the Aretstankealsolm '20,000 men, so that in Hungary, near the lake of Neusiedel, under the' command of General Lauriston.—(Sarre Paper.) the latter as now 60,060 strong, amid may again act Marrs, JUNE 15. upon the offensive. It is said, that in reinforcing The expectation of the public has been again the Archduke John, the Archduke has in cootem , been elation to make him threaten, eith his whole forces disappointed. From the reports which hay in circulation, for some days past, it was supposed the rear of the grand army, while the Archduke that we should find, in the Sventeenth Bulletin, the Chinks hintself would enameour to effect the pas details of a greet victory gained by our troops. sage of the Danube, near Vienna ;by which means But this piece, dated Vienna, ant of June, has now the hostile army. not to be placed between two been pubilshed, and makes no mention of any ac- fires, or involve the city of Vienna itself in the cau tion.—(Leyden Gazette, June 20.) test. would, probably, be induced to remove from STRASSURGH, JUNE 10. We have intelligence from the Imperial head - AUGSBURG, JUNS 7. quarters, of a recent date. At that time every After the French Government Estafette had ar . thing 1 ,3 111 quiet. The Emperor enjoyed the best it, and take another position.-ICorrespendene) rived here to-day, we learned that the Head-quar state of health; and decisive events are ve r y s hortl y ten of the Emperor Napoleon bad been removed expected. The tinny of Dalmatia, under the from Ebersdoelf, back to Sche enbrunn. command of time Duke of Ragusa, joined with the The insurgents, of the Voralherg have advanced army of Italy on the Ist of June. The three to Kempten, re-entered that city, and seized all tits armies united, form an imposing force or 200,000 public chests. By the retreat of the French Gen. men, without reckoning the troops of the Coufede- Picard, Memmingen is sawn in danger. ration of the Rhine. mnta, atter. 5. The Austrian army is still on the left bank of the To-day the brigade of Gen. Count Sejclovich, Danube. The head-quarters of the Archdake making part of Deroi's division, arrived here from Charles are distant eight leagues from Vienna. Inspruck, to remain for some time in cantonments. PRESBURGH, MAY 43. After the penetrating of the divisions of Deroi The enemy's detachment of horse. which, since and Wrede into the Tyrol, and the occupation of the 16th inst. occupied Carlsburgh and Regensdorf, Insproack, the Tyrolean* solemnly promised to lay retreated on the nth inst. Immediately after their down their arms, and behave as good subjects.— retreat the communication with the opposite banks No treachery was dreaded on their part. The di of the Danube was 're-opened, by means of vessels vision of Wrede marched to the Grand Army by stationed in that river. Salzburg. and Deroi remained ; but, on the '29th Ili. Highness the Archduke Primate arrived on May, the reheli again took up arms, amid attacked the gist instant, and immediately proceeded tolls& •Deroi's dieisiou t aseolnspruck. from all sides. The Emperor's head-quarters in Wolkersdorf.—(goppf7'. Itintre seat eight in the mooting, and lasted km Gasette, June 104 till 'dot !tab! ofternoote It being possible, that vaaatit,mmte 3. z , i Irani. cot,i,rii . lSifs would be felt, it was resolved The resolution of the Emperor of Anetriaaof the lathe aigbifiali g reek imp for Kuffstein. In the ,re lath of last month. occording.tsa which OVaerids treat Lieetteinuit-Coloisel Gunther was killed, mud Durosnel and Fouler.', as well as allathgttreoch Major Viederneyer dangerously wounded.—((ora Generals and Field Officers, taken prisoners, are to respeultint.4aume 7.) I be considered and retained as hostages for the per- The 14th itegionent, and that of Preysing, who aeon safety of Field Marshal Marquis of Chaste• came into this city mad its vicinity oaths nth. broke • 41 611111111likramalooa- - . ' - up GOu es the 6th. General Deroi's head-quar ters are also removed from hence to Wolforths hatam. The Tyrolean*, in sepaiate zletachtnents. broke forth from the mountains, and occupied !e -vertl places in Upper Bavaria. Yesterday they are said to have entered Altirioraa, 12 lesiotes from jieuce.—(Currespendent.) NENNINGEN. JUNE 6. The Tyrolean insurgents hare again broken forth, by the way of Geharnes cud Fueaseu, end the Voralbergers through lintuenstaill. 'Mere are Austrian troopswitis them, cud some artillery. Where tilt Marquis de Chasteler is, is unknown. General Picard, whom the General of Disision, Beaumont, had detached from Angsburgh to Kempten, broke up yesterday morning at 3 o'clock, from the Cir cles of the Bier and Lech, with his corps of • 1000 men, and the Wirtemburg and Augs hureli volunteers, under Baron Adpoan. He retreats towarsls Landaberg and Bucbloe. It is thougltt, he wants, by this retrograde motion, to draw the insurgents into the plains, and cut them in pieces with his cavalry, which are 2000 men strong. The Linden post has been due sinue the ' 2d ; hence we have alarming report*. The number of the people flying front the Alger through this cityis very considerable. • BANES OF TUE ELSE, JUNE 16. The removal of Napoleon's (read-quarters, from Ebermlorlt to Selmenbrunn, causes a vriety of opi iiious, which are nut in favour of the French arms. The brave Patriot* of the Tyrol 'and Vo ! relt4rg are also said, on the authority of prig ' vate letters, to have advanced to the neigh ' boui hood of Munich. Augsburgh, and Memmin gen. Their operations create a favourable diver sion for the Anstriains. And it was expected that ' the Archduke Charles would, before the 10th in stant, renew offensive operations ; and, assisted by an army under the Archduke John, and the col lective body of the Hungarian Insurrection, endea vour to repossess himself of Vienna. This day the whole corps of Lens-dAnnes set out from Haniburgh for the Grund Army, leaving only twelve men behind them. The major Ilan of the army, under Valmy and Kellerman, is said to have takkt the same route. Sehoenbrunn is four leagues from Vienna; and in this latter city the dis tressed and loyal inhabitants are all said to be in a ferment, occasioned by the arrogant treatment they experienced from their vagabond invaders, and by a want of provisions, borderieg almost on a tiimine. Gen. Reuben, son to the French Ex-Director, and Geoeral-iii-Chief of Jerome Napoleon's army. is arrived at Ilamburgh ; some say, he wants to negotiate a loan for his Master; ethers again main taim.that he is to be temporary Governor of the Elapse Temisomil Ins Master, Protector, i.e.extor tioner, ad interim. All the Bunion regiments are now in movement; Old it is mints/red that the HUN4I4O army of ob •assention is, under certain circumstances, to occupy. Hanover. Sleet the oeeupstiou of Vienna, we are without any kind of intelligence from Turkey ; yet •the Porte is supposed to have long ago commenced ..einmitions against the Remains. The Russian squadron still remains at Trivet, afraid of being destroyed by the English. The Danes are as !motile and inveterate as ever to Great Bntein. The Prague, Berlin, Ofen, and other Gazette', , are stopped at the Post Office here, by order of the French authority. The French Minister at Berlin has insisted upon the Prussian Gazettes being re stricted front inserting any statements unfavourable to the Emperor Napoleon. •It is rumoured that a conspiracy has bete discovered in Hungary, sad that Prince Esterhazy aspired to the Crown of that kingdom, assisted by a French faction. It is still asserted by some. that Schill lies not met with his Extra Stralsund, but safely -escaped to the island of Rugeo. IiUNICIE. JUNE 7. Our King is much grieved at the blind and fa natic Tyrolese ; most of Deroi's division is gone to Flooenelwim, in our neighbourhood, in order to cover this capital. General Wrede is hastening back, by forced marches, to join General Deroi ; they will then act against the rebels, in conjunction with General Beaninuut.—(Correspondeni.) rawness or AUSTEI4. JUNE 4. Agreeable to diliereut private letters, Field-Mar shal Litmt. Baron Von Hiller is said to have crossed the Danube near Prerburgh, with a large corps of an army, and joined the troops of the insurrection. Every day we look forward to a fresh battle.— General Duca leis taken the command of the MAIMURGIN miss 16. Accurdiag to several letters, it appears that the Austrian head-rpvirters were, on the Gth June, at AVolkersdortf—that nothing of importance bad token place. but t h preparations were contently making for renewiliz loud& operatiorts—lt is be sides said. that Ililler lies already passed the Dennis. with a large army at Prorborg, so that great evens* way unw be soon expected. With respect to the 'fyrolian Insurgents, letters front Munich, of the Ith of June. my, ,that they have made themselves rnasti.at of •0413 C villager in Bavaria. and are at Musings, i 2 miles from Mu nich. Measures, however. had bean taken to place the capital sut elan danger. - •LTOIIII. JOYS 14. Hestilit*, bays lookissat aw. lifittiuni LIM as sod Sluibe. ausinti AN BULLETIN. " Headisarten, Weasesolorr, hal& "Since the rest battle of Aspera nothing of itnitoriance has occurred nn either side. But the skirmishes and trilling affairs that have occurred in the mesa while have shewn anew the spirit au courage of His Majesty's troops. Opposite to Krems, Genets! Schusteck passed to the right side of the 'Danube with a division, and made some French tronps prisoners. The enemy has sought to avenge themselves by a tstuuomide agsiust tike towns of Kreuts and Stein. ne 01 atm..— " Opposite to Presburgh, on the right ride of the Danube, the Generelissiuto hits caused a tete-de pont to be erected : the enemy's corps, under Mar shal Dnvoust, have made three vivre,* attacks against this tete-tie-pont : 001011 battalions of the Landweler have greatly distinguished themselves to the defence of it. The troops of the Lenalwehr had before, at Abeusberg, Nusdorff, and in the great battle of Aspern, emulated the veteran re giments, and covered themselves with glory. The Hungarian insurrection is advancing to reinforce the grand army. Within a few days, 40,000 men will be on the frontiers, and form a junction with the army under the Archduke John, which com municates with the grand army by Presburg. " The greatest seal prevails every where. His Majesty every day receives the most striking proofs of the° attachment of his subjects. The Hungarian nation has voluntarily declared itself to be prepared fur the greatest sacrifices. Plenty and unanimity prevail in the army."—(Haniburg4 Correspondenten, June 16.) GOTTENDUKGH NAM. Retract of a letter from Stockholm, June 1 It is now understood that the late King will be permitted to le.tve Uripsholm, and retire to a seat on the island of Wisengo, which island is on the Lake Witter, not far from Jonksperg.—He is to remain there without any restraint ; and, at the end of the war, lie will be permitted to retire to any part of Europe he m*y wish to reside in. It is imagined here that Eughtiod will be his choice. " The Ru.sialis hive made no advance, although a large force has lately marched to oppose them." ITOCKIIOI.II, JUNI 10. According to a report, from Major-Geutral Yea D'Obeln, hearing date Detre, the 14th of May, it appears, that no change has taken place in the state of affairs in West Bothnia. Yet this tranquillity. considering the vast Slpeci ority of the enemy's force. does not prognosticate ay thing favourable ; the enemy is certainly only waiting fur the arrival of his flotilla of sulky*, is order to be supported its his operations by a naval force. troostmotte, sown 16. By a letter, doted on beard the Pietory, off Carl. *crone. the 9th June, the English Admiral, Sir James Saisutarez, has acquainted Vice-Admiral Puke, that although he finds himself compelled, by sttbsistiug circumstances, to withdraw from Malmoe the gun-boats stationed off that har bour, yet, lie trusts, that the four sail of the line, which are constantly cruising in that latitude, will be sufficient to protect the fleets of aserclisntmen sailing to and from Carlscrona.— The Admiral, under the assurance that the Swedish trade shall meet with the same protection as the English, and that two sail of the line are stationed at Helsinburgh, and a third off Stefin's Head. for the protection of the Swedish coast, feels perfectly satisfied.—levinniereial Gazette of Fear 164 THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. TUESDAY, JUNK n. RETREAT OF BONAPARTE. We have received the SEVENTEENTO BULLETIN of the F . :reach army on the Danube.—lt is dated the Bth instant, and announces that BONAPARTE has commenced his retreat from Bbersdorff, and carried back his headquarters. a distance of about 24 English miles, to Vienna.--. 4 The heat is very greet, and persons, acquainted w ith the Danube, asses t, that in a few days it will overflow."—This is the eanse as. signed for the retrograde movement of the invinci ble Conqueror.—lie appears to hare gone to Ebers dorif to study the natural history of the Danube. But if the heat was 'treAt at that outlet. Ebersdorff, how much greater must it be in the Aostrian capital, crowded with French, io additina to its own population ? We ipresume also, that if the Danube overflows at Eberadorff; it Must also overflew at Vienna. This mode of accounting for the retreat of Bone es aTe is mere trifling. The fact appears to be, that the Archduke CHARLES felt himself sufficiently strong to send large rein forcenients to the Archduke Joss. whie.i. with the insurrection iu the Tyrol, began, for the first time in his military history, to make BONAPARTE tremble fur his rear. Thiii,with much other interesting mat ter, for which we must refer our readers to our et tracts, is contained in the Dutch paper to the lend the 1114aiteur to the 19th inst. which we re " i4eived last night. The I Gth Bulletin, which we gave yesterday. 010 6 4ittle matter for observation. Brevity and obscurity illipescterize it, and the Ichosube runtime*, to 11