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Iliurb,s- Ilroixedury. nt on Irn 4rd, rkettnry snot thy Cope of me round to it co.m. M4Y 24). edittl anean ; ax ; laud the fleet for the L, stAY 13. ptriii Vomit cruise: She roomy of the of Madeira, a fair wive'. Iteasune, with .13. 4,3. lung.. vino at N.E. • Eloper, LW, Holbunto :, mat' 2U. , 01, u emir*. q. of rrt lerkt 'tighter of Juba father, thr Rev. Sn ; slsia S.trah c Celawd Jour.. LW egg, George Oxfon I, icor of Aracti:N. oils. lite flew; 1 6w Wt. last Is geirat nun icti4e i 1..• ai.td r - .3w. He ma...• nl riblirco lain were cart- Cloircb, • )IIY. 671 • • • Wit ... 33i 3 • 9011 . I SOH/ 17 polio. 14 i1f4,111. It Dmitri.. Chati tin in, 01,1 rfl at t 1..• 4/15cr, , tr...A, by 1. f..r I:" Purr?, 140._ , , ." NUMBRR 1976 . _ DRURY-LAN E COMPANY. Sy permission, and ender the sanction, t): iLe Right Rua. the Lord Chseanerlaitt. THE LYCEUM THE..ITRE„ STRAND. rrif).M()RilolV E% ENING, Nlay sa, ISO 9, with the cutiernt and apprulsatitio of the Plow-it:tun ,f t h e b i te Tywuree.noyal, Drury-Lane, 'l•heir Muyesttes' Servants will perform n Comic Drama, called THE . rtittEE AND THE DEITCE. ' Perverint Single; Mr. Ellisten; Pei tinax Slagle, Mr. Rllis• On; Percival Sionle, Mr. Ellistim . ; Humphrey Gristle, Mr. ,lallu•ws (who will ittrucluer the Song of 4 . The Mail t • .ai h."). Emily, Miss Boyce , I'llethe, Mies Kelly , Taff- I. .r, %Ira. Bland. ;fn. which, Mr. Shevidan's celebrated Dramatic Piece of TizE climc :• OR, .4 TRAGEDY It EIjEARSED. Montle, Mr Palmer, Sneer , Mr. Powell ; Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. Mathews; Put, Mr. lalistins (being Ins hist Appearance in that cliaracter).—.Trattelliatir Lord Bar t. Lib Mr Raymond; Sir Walter Ralei;h, Mr. Seriven ; sir Christopher Hutton, Air. Prolry ; Don Ferulu lt'hiskee. r. 'tannish r; Cuubdaut, Al ire Tithwell Tilburina, tin.. Harlowe. WITH A SEA FIGHT. To slick will be added, the Musical Entertainment of MY (;RANDNII)THEIt; Wondley, Mr. Brehm's; Dicky Gossip, Mr. 4firthens. and Places for• the Lyceum to be taken of Mr. S, riot, settee Diet Odieevie Little lieettell-ettert. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. MK. BARTLEMAN moot sevectrully ne.. 91i:1141IS the Nobility, Gentry, and his Fronds in pro. r.l , that los Austell BENEFIT CONCERT will be performed in tie above Rooms on FRIDAY at. n e Per. Ca-mance will be un the grand stole of former years. Th e principal vocal parts by Mr Dillingion, and other eminent Yetforniers. Leader of the Band, Mr. iYeichml. Con ductor, Mt Grentorea. Tickets llelf.a-Guinea each, to be had of We. Bartleman, No. It, Soho square; and at the Music Shops of Mr. Itirchall, and Messrs. Cleusenti and GO. with full particulars of the Pei forusence, which are much too long fur nn 1141Vir tiscniect. Nu more Tickets will be issued than the Room can well arromniedate. The doors will be opened at seven, and the Concert will continence esimtly at eight u'cluck.—Mr. Townsend %sill be m the bead of the Peace Oaken. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Sllll.l AA 71 ''' ben, FLtee S A tiENERAL CWT of the CORPORA TION of the A MIC.IBL.E SOLI ETY fer a Frew:teal Assurance-OlEee will be held at the v..cirty's House, in Peep-ants' !no, Fleet sweet, on 'THUM! • 11', the , 2511‘ day of Hat instant. at One of the clock precisely, fur ilia Eke bun of Auditors for the liver easniag. '1 be Ballot to begin at Ore, and elope at Fort precisely. JOHN PENSAM, Nreister• "IRIUMPH OF WESTMINSTER, AM) PURITY OF ELECTION. ►riflE SEFONI) ANNivEnsAny w ill b e erlehr.tted at the Croon and Anchor Tavern, THIS I) I Y, the Ijki oust Miner ou thr table at 3 o'cl..ch ineeisele Sir FRANCIS ISURDET s3.t 31.ie. in the (hair. t iewardt--tbe Curatatttre who enudneted the I:lection. Tickets ' tea n 4. est* to It: had at the !rat- of the Tavern; sod or Sasintel brooks, Esq. "Ireasurer, tin, Strand. The tickets will be binned to the unnsber sine\ can be conveniently accoonsodated in the bulge rooms. J. W../ROOKS, See. A NEW EDITION This day la published, in On V 1411144! tittle°, with an ele oast Portrait Mate Author, price 3s. SOLOMON'S (:UII)E to II EA ; or, Ad vice to both lima, to a variety of Complaints. There I , severely an individual who is set intrrrsted is loom part of this Bunk. In pai tiruira it is addroserd to people of 1:1111110t1 t 10 sundress persons of a einitital and sanctitaty ; as MIAOW t 6osc slimmed with i.rrvutis attirii o us is g. uvral ; with a serials,. Address to boy. aso4 young men, who inj an A. or are in deuces of ' , undue their castillatioos Sold 1w Mathews and Leigh, No. In, Straml; sad all other E.makarllcrs. GODFREY I).%Vti, of Ifrodel-.lrert, St. • Giles's defiler in metal, did, on th e t7tb d a y u ( M at inntast, grunsly insult, in the open *fret*, Mrs Bateman, 4,11 &Or-street, fled I.iou-orputre, scoreli broker, aiti u ,ut any proaucatiun whatever, brio.: nincli ittimientedwitli lIItIIJr ; and, in eunnu.crui ion of her Icirinz undertaken not to prose cute the fur Hie name, du then poldiety sink Ler pardon. Witness my hand, this day of May hug. J. Q. DAVIS. It =OVATE HEA 1:111. IT hits been tall Mequois ly the aultjrrt or Just and gei.eral repo en, that orris, ;kettles* o f sh e the. tut nts of the medic-al art, [Loa- tottered llomootters as oboes for ittiltlie it:drowse, in the proieori iiii of' physic. For Ise purport. of ;hour, jovotio e to the retooll of oar studies suet • apalivalY, 111111 11. p. rt rot 0n0 . .. classed townie Howe whose solioudent pretettotooro Move, nofortuttately fur society, bees too facoutatoly received, we beg leave In "Mend, to the liberal and eistightened, a faithtul stat, .sent of our pursuits and acquirements. After haviug reeetird a regular medical mbiestioni, ma She pupils of .bases. tlriadal uoid Yhzard , wltuse &octane and prartices wr carefully all tided, a Professors and Surgeons of the 1.011.:011 Hospital, • enteretronrselves as storkoto 111 that justly -eclo lwato orhool fur medical acomirements, tlor Roy al College of LAO, burgh, and were Meerut led in the olit:ereot Itramhes of Anatomy, Murgery, the theory sad practice of Physte, Chc gentry, 11l id* dery, Botany, he. he. etc. i thole eminent profemista j Ihe. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan mot lloitherfurd. !Vs trust we shay not he deem. d pro, estriptioes in saying, that Our peuhriency 41111 serpmetnent, ere not ineemeiderable fur a lour. afflla of )ears . Trade certain complaints, and thevariono dioceses of 1)11', IJLITY, the particular utojcvl of our otodue and Predict' it will, we hope, he 311.1/111C.1,111111 al' have Required superior.. knowledge of their I;cm mime and rare. la slight and retest aim of :am lion, a per; et re-establirliment i s comm.:fed in the shoot period of two ola)s ; mid in those rf the utmost in veteourw, where other practitioners have. tweet of sneerer, a proper perm-serener se our plan of treatment insures , o the patieut a wife and ladies! core Amidst the melatteholy variety of chowden which are She edicts of a habil lung a4lll Rasa 1111happlly I.llr,ard lie She of both see , s, throe are mere inure al:musing -or nowe diatrcestog than timer defiekneiro and debilithe aid. Is fre quently litevent.for %Inhaler the etstrimonialstute. Too snelo permits it must i.e a consoling mileetowto to know, that they allay sow, he a new nail infallible mode of treatment, be re el wed to that meat. st of all bursa blemings--a einem, Imam ly, and vigorouss cotaititut ion. In all eases of do hility, hunt whatever came at icing, no well as in 'eery surely. of a err. taut julectims, irr lesay 1101. filltaatted PI patient.; of either "et, with Hoc greatest reerrry anal hotrour Flours of eon- Intuition at boner, from feu to there, red from ate 'tithe rem-. nig !id ten at eight. Paticob in the entiostry me vemir-teal to state the parlieu hero of their ease, age, and gem rat habit of lives,, he. he. laclomag a rortioltatent ler advice and medicines, when the 'aura will be peen or rat Is any part of the kiaettnnt. To Impure deg ream/ mu etaratial to nor noodernikiug, the ;mean , aloft?, wirw he added to the sermint fur sowdissocs. SII:KItZE maul CAL, 4arpers Fe. to;, !lathe-lioness. • ~~s._~ ~~,rr~. TICIVALLI: ASHE COMMiSSIOI . Maier Nary do hereby DAY, i'.e tt3el IN•lant, any , ri in feria!, (.sottot np), sad treat MILLE )r.I.SSLD CANAL Pepe, ling.h. ad, and Barre:Stems btu isroisertinns, tit. Pipe tuar 12th parts. Horlitiut. Emir 12th Harrel Three i earls. Handing flue 12 , 11 part. T 1 he delivered into the Vielssalliag Altera at Der!ford, Parts. 'naafi ; aid Plymouth, is ilk h Tonalities as may hereoller be de termined ti ; one *eV thereof by the 3 let of (Adobe', 111.. fed the other half by the 'I'll?' ,Inasary, sill ; and to be pais; ,for ho Bills, pomade with homed, ninety dans tOer dole. The Conditions of the Centred day he nevi at the Secretary's ()thee. • NerTentderfi.d a test ',notify than One Ilundred 31ilk will be sitnatted. Ne regard a ill be had to awe Tender is which the Aire shall pal he word. at /rajah, or that shall sat la• ffelirt,o4 '0 the Board It lyre he ullnek on the insist Taeobse, the 23d Instant ; a., ' , sled the Pernna who makes the Tsiider, w some Peruse ea his behalf, attends, I. answer 11,4,e1l celled fe;. Thin pablisbtell, in aro. price 6s. bounds, oii the TO1(1)1DITY or ANI- L MAU. By HENRY REEVE, M.D. .mitt of the Royal College of Pllsic„iaas of London, Feller of thr LinsmailOrtrty. Printed 11w Longman, Horst, Rees, .ad Orme, Paternos ter-row. This day is publidird, in Octavo, (under the Paintings sod Recommendations of lbe Governor of the Bank of Eng land, he.) the Serond Editiou, pro e. boards, of rip! E KI.:EPING AC -1 COUNTS with BANKERS in Tow. sad Country, with accurate and extensive baler...at 'fables, he. on • new Ma; and • Treatise on Bills of Lachine and Nutes. - By WILLIAM LOWRIE. * Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, sod Orme, Paternos ter-raw. "The ermined given M . the various details in Tradesmen's Accounts, is drawn up with great clearway It mutants all the processes relative fit Bankers and the Drawing of Bills." —Critical Review, Feb. stud. " It is • work of immense labour, sod of proportionate utility ; and, as far ea our examination has gone, we are fully prepared to say, that Mr Lowrie 's productions is most accurate."—Auti-Jacubin May 1804 i. " The taliks this boa seem, as far as we multiage, to be accurate. Those relative so iiitcrret are, at Om same time, particularly cutiveuirnt. Tlw Treatise on Rills is drawn up in a plain style information untalented in at is agreeable to practice. '—British Asguat I The &toil and explanation of them nismeentous things are here very t iearly and iiitalligibly drawn sp. llse tables of interest metronomic:it "—Monthly Review, Warrh lam MEDICO-cHIRURGICA!, TRANSACTIoNS.. This day is publisLed, in aro. illestratcll with to plates, price t as. hoards, the First Volume of IU''EDICO - CIIIRURGIC AI. TItANSAC iPx TIANS, published by the Medical sad Chirsegical Society ad Luadmi. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Beer, and Orme, Pater noshm-row . • • a Tins day r punhatr,f, pima ;a. od board., 4 1„to the Pit ACTICAL IS. MERITS of the SYSTEM fur the GOVERNMENT of INDIA, antler the SUPEUINTENDANCE d the BOARD ad CONTROCL. • fry the Earl of LAUDS/MAUL Edinburgh: Printed Aar Archibald C , Nrtahte and Co. Edinburgh; and Constable, Iluutt.r, Park, and Heater, London MONEY MATTERS. A G A ENTLEMN, above silt colgthiori clops of Money Lenders, who, has for many years carried ea business to general satiefact ion has LANCE St T 3 1 ,1 ready to advance on Annuity, or 11i11. , or Notes of Hand, or any other implored Se:mrity. Apply to Mr. Walsh, No. I's, Upper Mary-la.bonne.st set, sod a n awl will be given to Ilia beast within a ntiunte's walk. —gaolers (post-paid) immediately answered —Ladies of cha racter, Meek, srr marred, may he areommodated. Ami per mons who have lonics mons to lay out, may employ them to great advantage.—No Suns under 2001. fail 64..11:. oertl t)RIGINAL SPECIFIC 1 . 5411 T: FALLIBLE PREVENTION OF A CERT.IIIN OK 1/Elt. F l e YEARS experience, in eve r y Q. ile , of tbe World, has indispetahly established Its l'net, whirl§ the Discoverer, the hue Sir SA %ft:El. 'IAN: , al', Bert. pledged himself—. that this Vrevesitive was liner 04 in its powers, and effectually net-urea to Roth Sexes eou plete protection ; where the directions arc lmurla m y üb. served." Many are preilentiv ilettrred front trying the effect of any Antidote, internally, fearing euirociternees itijoriensa to the Constitution. In the the of the. Sparibe, as (lam , nal Wash, there is every thing to hime.c.o.reeinx, to dr. ail ; —the doable of the Sceptic, riml lbeupp.ft6llo•l of the Inter ested. are OA. subdti. 4. It is moon's., and has been paiticalsrlv remarked by the faculty, that this terrible Dice's.• is lest frequent ; and the Messner has heel: fairly ascribed to the universal adoption of those principles, upon which this hirlily.ceichrsted Lotion in formed-I'hr undiminished eeletretp of rharaettr, for so loi.g u period, is the best Enlighten, and advocates its cause better than • thietsand attested ewes, which, 6w obvious reasons, the appliestion of this Retnedy renders to/Winless. of Tone, in- !lianre of Climate, allects cot the %ll...lest', this A ntivenere-.1 Lotion its therefre, slings tarty sell adapted for sill P,rstrit% conic sthroad ; and who, (nun their silo shuns, are ptculsarly exposed soffit raseges of this erne' 11),,,reler. It is sold in biotin, at Ins. rid each, or um., if more than one; soil at ju tads, or three for a ksiiica, duty incluiltal„ sly at the Old %Varehosse, No. Sefolk.atreet, Hagemirket, sad wail he ant to any put of the tailed Kingdom. by ,selosiag the omotiat, with the address, (real aosmaril), diverted, post worths Mr. leor Cook . as above. — MiSitIIEN'S LAVE:\ l)Elt VIN f rniE tamer celebrated A little is strongly recent''- '. mended to the pablic, nut lady as the most agreeable prAusise t'. persona is heabli, bat also as wooden fully rrfresh ing to these lithium*/ tinder fetes. or adieu of any kind, and particularly where the disease is of that seism vs mot to admit of a inilows being kept open for any length "(time ; it s completely the air o f the clamber, mid diffuses like wise a delightful and atasl reviving perfume through the whole of the apartment. THE Cl/Nt:ENTIt.tTE.I) lA VEN DEB VI N Eti.tß is nor of the last preventives of in fection, seal trill routain perfectly all it a Hier...fors orrtteolorly recomnsuiled to all persons tra • vrll,se ts. foreirt...arts, and to merchants and rap:oins .4 ship., es a learnt wit./ heneticial ertick trsJe.ww.sold whole sale sad retail by J. T. Ripe, a: his Warehouses, tki, Cheap ante, mid 52. rest •sirret, lint6yrnve-sytElic, in bottles at as. 101. each, dm.. ineleuted. •.• Toe medic are ,esprref lly informed. that mlb•etlarilt to the retirement of Messrs. Wanes and Co. from their late %mac o 4 trade, No. al, 'lseamide, the. de sf the I Aerie der Viuegar h-eri esableilial at J. T. Rlsge's as above, who sells the pillar hi appolutuicut ; and, Is order to errlsict hoorah...a, that mesh Wile will bgalgued by the proprietors, Messrs. G. Marshall sod Co. +4 t• Sold as above the thygesate4 Suds Powder, fur snake test er; sod she, the Cliolyheitte Apogees*, us Chet (embus. Salts, pries gr. gild cased, duty ineltakd. . . • 1 h s day are , jos •, is. 6:I. IX LE 1 . I'ERS of 1,11;4:i to EARL MOIRA, ► uu the present 'tannin; Juncture 01 the Country, and particularly si to the necessity (AIM iinturiliete Morns. Printed and published by 3. Lettuce • and sold at the Bri tish Getinliaii fiu. 145 ; near Fursival's Ina ; unit way be had of all the itutticel!ets in Tuttu and eunatty. A . 1 . a rrapectable Meetintt of the Horgesses and liilmbitaists of the Borough of WARWICK, held at the Court-House, on Tuudry , nith Mrs!. tang , pursnaut to a Requisition piesented to the 3layir fur that purpose, TllO.l/AS COLLINS, Esq. Nlayur, in the Chair; It was Resolved Unanimously, Ist. That the Inquiry in the House of Commons, relative to the C:ionliict of lies Royal Hightiesi the late Cominveider in•Chief, has proved, to the t'unvirtion of the whole Coun try, the Cantle:ice of flagrant Abners iss the A dministratim of Public Affaiss—moust itiezracefill iu thionmelves to the Gilled' Name..asd must injurious is their Effects to the Pieeperily of the British Nation. std. Thai the Thauks of this Meeting be reseated to Gw)i!mi I.leyal WieJle, Req. fur his Intrepidity to corn meal-Mg, and hie Fineness and !7uderation in conduetimg, that laveitigatimi, which has eventually turned the atten tion of All ioilignant People towards a System of Corruption which 110 l'lea of Preseription can justify—nu Sophistry can palliateau Intrigues of Party can long shelter from Detre tam sod Disgrace. 3.1. That the Thanks of this Meeting are due firth. 145 Member,: of the House of Clllllolllll‘, who, by their Conduct in the Progress, and by their Vote at the Cowles:on ' of the late Inquiry, have proved theinvelves the wise arid faithful Friends, Lulls of the Sovereiga and so the People. 4th. That the bite Decision of the Hugs, of COllllOOllll 1111111tilllg 10 direct Opposition to the cle..r and decid e d °pintoes, mid officio; the grossest violence to all the hest Feelings of the Nation, exhibits* most striking and Melons chesty Proof of the muscat imperfect Representation of the People in Parliament. sth. That 10 tile upiuiun of this Meeting, a timely, tem perate, and well-cmitliacted Plan of Parliamentary It4orm, can alone afford an effectual Security evilest all great :Ind dangerous Abuses in the various Departments of Govern envoi ; and that by restoring to the lloase of Couniems its onnstitatienaland rightful chararter of heing a fair and faith ful Repressotntiou "(the People, such Retbrin would rewder that Budy amiable and venerable is the estimation of their consesessenta-w o od contribrle essentially to the Happiume 01141 tree Glory of the bovereimi—woold give their due Weight to Property, Talent, and Virtue in the Senate-..and promote the collective Interest of a free, enlightelied, and generous Nation. 6th. That these Rs soltitions be signed by the Chairman in behalf of the Meeting, and a Cup thc i .eof transmitted to G. L. Wardle, Esq. 71h. That the &hare Resolutions be inserted in the follow. Mg Papers--The Warwick sad Warwickshire Advertiser, lOwininghans Gazette, BR IT 11161 PRElll4Guuni, Carrier, and Morning Chronicle. THOMAS COLLINS, Chairman. Reouleed.-That the Tkankr of this Meeting he town to Thomas Collins, Esq for his promptitude iu calling this Moan% and to,. his iseplatMl condom is the Chair. - . peering the bridge, drove into the river the ca. , woe s waggons ted bout eight to nisiehundrid men, and took in the town from three to four thonsaed turn. whom the enemy had left there fur its defence.-- Oeueral Claparede, whose advuticed guard was these battalions, pursued them, lie halted et Ehersb , •r-,analfound3o,ooo Auvtriaus occupyiug a superb positissii. The Duke of lama plisset; the bridge with his cavalry, in order to support the di and the Duke of Hivoli ordered low advanc ed guard to .be strengthened by the main body of the army. The mllll4lllll of the corps of Prince Lewis slid General Hiller, were loot without resource. lii this extreme clatter the enemy set fire to the twee, which was builtof wood. The fire spread iu ass is.- staid iu every direction. The bridge was emu e.•- veloped, and the flames seized the which it was neeespetry to cut. Neither caralr ) nor infantry was able to act; and the division of Cloparede idtme. with only timepieces of casinos', fought durintthree lieu* agmust 30,000 men. This battle of Eberle. is one of the fittest military occurrences, die armory of which can be preserved by hirtury. " The enemy seeing the division- of Chiparede !atoll without anicommunicatinu, advanced three dam agaimit it, and was itlways received and etop ' ped by the buyonet. At length, after a labour of three hours, the flames were turned aside, end a passage opened. Ibe Geacral of Division, Le Greed, with the ~ 26th light infantry and the 18th of the line, marched toward, the castle, which the 'twiny had occupied with tiotO men. The uppers broke in the doors, and the flames having reaches: • the castle; all who were within perished therm Gess rel Le Grand afterwards marched to the tissistaece of Claparede's division. General Dore-met, who advauced to the right shore, with 1000 horse, join ed himself to hint, sail the enemy wag obliged to retreat with great haste. On the first rep.srt ut there eveuts, the Emperor haul himself marched up the right shore, with the divisions of Name:oily mid Molitor. •• " The enemy, who retreated with the greatest rapidity, arrived at night at Elms, burnt the tnul.„,er. mud continued his hiq'it on the rued to Vienna. His loss consists of 11,u00 anew, of winch 7400 are prisoners. We also Lioness' four pieces of cannon, and two standards. " The division of Clapereile. which constitutes a part of the grenadiers of Ondinie, covered itself with glory. it has lost 300 mini killed and WO wounded. The impetuosity of the wroth ars of the Po, and the Corsican) tirailtiurs, attracted the ' attention of our army. The bridge. the town, tied the position at Ebereberg, will be lasting mime meats of their courage. The traveller with stop and say : • it is Weir, from these imports poositotek ' front tins long bridge, and this castle, so strong from its situation, that an army of 35,060 A its- . than* was driven nits !light by 7,004) Frenchmen.' " Colwyn. General of Brigade, tin Officer of sire. gulitr intrepidity, had his horse killed under him. Colonels Carderian and Leudy were killed. " A pony of the Corsican h ttabnn, pursuing the enemy lido the woods, aisle Anse 701) ',rimier,. " During the affair oaf Ehersberg, the Duke of lontsbello arrived at Steyer, where he rebuilt the bridge whirls the enemy had cut. The Emperor sleeps today at Rolm, in the castle of Prince Aiiersperg i to-morrow will be spent in rebuilding the bridge. "The deputies of the States of Upper Austria were presented to inns irl.s . ilety at his bieressie at E trendier'. " The citizens of all Awes. slid nom all the provilices, allow that the Emperor t nit.eib 11. i‘• the aggressor : they expect great changes, and ad mit that the House of A Istria leis merited all its misfortunes. They accuse, even openly, the feeble, obstinate. Kalil perfidious chaiscter of their Sores reign, as the author of their afifictions : they mains fest the deepest ,gratittule for the gener 3 sity w h ic h the Emperor Napoleon sheaved towards the capital and ro ttttt ries lie had conquered. its common with all Europe, they are indignant at the resent ment mud hitt ed which the Emperor Francis has not ceased to nourish sigsi;nst it station which had beets so noble and inagnanimmis towards hinu. Thu., in the opinion even of the subjects of onr enemy. victory is on the side of the good cause." SIXTH LI.LLETIi. °Saint Penes, May g. " The Prince of ['onto Corro, who , otutti.oids the rrth corp.. eompo.ell in a great cif the Saxon army, •ilui which has marched noir The Er. hereon' frootier, spree& tlisquretsuie VV.-1y where, has consed toe S. tso n G ene r a l Gettchmitt to n•arch to Elra. "Eitis Ciencral hes hero well received by the inhauttants, whom he has ordered to . flisraiss the latukeehr (ibi:itia). On the 6th, the head-quar ters of•the Prince of Pente Cnrvo were wt Het:, be tween Bohemia and Rattsbon. w One Sol ill, n sort of robber, who wait covered with crimes d taring the Inst campaign of Prussia, and who had obtained th e funk of Colonel, hsiaAles;tteJ front Berlin with his whole regiment, sad rogiired to Wattemberg, on the S• 111011 frontier. Isee environed that town. Gentili! Lestiscq hifill wonted a Proclamation against him as a dear, ter. Thee ri diculous rooreincit was Colbeertled •• • M the party which wished to send tire and blood through (kr.- many. " His Majesty has ordered the formation of a corps of observation of the Elbe, which will be commended by the Duke of Vabuy s and comes posed of fild.oon mon. The wive/teal gnats se or. derv, to proceed to Hamm. " The Doke of Slootebellu crossed the Ernes at ,toyer, on the 4th, and arrived cm the ith at Ana stetten, where he met the enemy'. advanced gawk!. - .. . . • 4 ..4 , . . - ~.y., Citelko,:?: ':'...7:1:fri.".r1:::31...1“1: ) ,1174'1;;Ae r .l . ~ ....... • - i7Trfp.,:.. \'‘O •.. ' 10,. • . IZE, ' II • An r „,,,, , , . ~ • . . . ' . ••• . •• , ....r A ir . c . . . . '• . • . .. • . , ..•• • • TI'ESI)AY,. MAY 23. 1803. • • . 0 / s-6,' , • I'ENGIAMALIP SPINY. • _ _ ...... _ __._.. . -- . •• • ...._... ___.. _ __ . _ IMP.IINY. I . VICTUALLING-OFFICE, M•er 9, limo. Tl.is day is published, price to lA. " Ott t d, the Duke of Istria mid Clime( ni, ed the Right Hun. the I 9 IHE COMMISSION F,ItS fur Vidualling IV A cATALO( .4 .E oi I il/01. S, Ancient and laic. 010 n -it ton . rehe . d , toward* EbtrStlell. tlibll dive's/ A 3114 • 111. " IV'Tri do herfke ,eite Notke, nit ea TUE ill Modern; itirludent the rateabl te e.d extensive Li- alum .tion with the Duke of nit oh. 1 iwy met '(IS ItE„ s'r RAN D. • , • DAY, 14 IV le.tant, they will lie ream ' to novice Tonle. , bear? of the late Wit hens Fullerton, of Constant, on • it:, May .24. ISO!), re feria!: (..al eri ap), cad treat far TWELVE !PUN MILD Sale, at the Mori of Constable., liurter, Park, full Heate r , Aultrian rear-guard hrfore F.berslie..g. 1 . .. e intone Wen of the Pinion:tura MILLE ~I pr.r.ssk:n CANADA ST.IVIA,"te entail 0' 1 No. in, Ludgate-street, Lattri•in Intl battalions of thr tira;lleura of tit,- Po, end the •Lane, Their :119rirlies' Ape, 1191vh, ad. aid Barrel Stever and Newhity,, in the/Weir. 1 *.• Catalogues may be bad at the plate of side ; mid of Corsican tirallleurs, puraued.the enemy, rttsu was is, called isle propretiarr, cis. i Arehtliald_Coustable ated*Cu. Edinbereit. uol/StliP the bridge. drove into Ow riltrr . I law Pa . _ __ * AK n Et - CF._ ' PAAY• _ __ _ _ INTELLIGENCE -- - FROG[ THE DUTCH p.iptlics. FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE FRENCH ARMY. :tom the Imperil Camp at Ur, alb May, iso9. " On the ist of May Orneral Wilmot, after having made 1490 prisoners, penetrated beyond lied, where lie t001c.130 more, so that he this day took 1 50) net. without tinng a single gun. " The own of Brannan was a strong place of sufficieot imp -chime. shire it commandod a bridge on the river. wi.nb forms the frontier of A os:ria.— In a spirit of inconsistency, worthy this weak .ca t, it destroyen a fortress sdnated on a !runner where it might be of great utility, in order to build our met Comoro, .a the midst of Hungary.. l'ua• terity will with .iliffieulty credit this eXCIO3 of in consistency and folly. " The Emperor arrived at- Ried on the Id of May, at our iii the morning, and at Limbach, at one in the afternoon of CI- same day. " At flied were found an establishment of eight sets of military o,.ens, and inagizines containing 20.000 quintals of doer. .• Th e brut..." a Limbach, on the Trans, had been set hy the enemy; it was re-established dur ing the day. " On the same day the Duke of Istria, corm mandiug the cavalry, mid the Duke of Montebello. with the corps of Oudinot, entered Wel.. In this town were (wand a bakery, 12 or 15,000 quintals of flour. slid magazines of wine curl brandy. " The Duke of Dentate, who arrived the 30th of April at &ashlar*, iustiintly caused one brigade to I ,niarch towards liutiteio , and another towards }fan tail t, in the direction of the Indira, roads. His ad- Cell guard, pursuing Geo. Jellachich, forced lam from the flume.; post at Coding. " .the ist of May. the head-quarters of the Duke of Riviali were at ficharding. Adjittatit-Ge sierail Trinqualye, commanding the advanced guard of the division of St. Cyr, unit at Reidan on the rued to Newnan+ with the advanced guard of the enemy. The Wirtemberg light horse, the Baden dragoons, and three romp/ones of Voltigeurs of the 4th regi ment of the French line, as soon as they perceived the enemy, attacked and pursued him to Neumurck. They killed 50 men, and took 500 prisoners. "The Haden dragoons valiantly charged an half battalion of the regiment of Jordis, and conitiellerl they., to lay down their arms. Lieetenant-Colonel lrEinineraile, who commanded them, had his horse pierced with stebs hoin the bayonet. Major Ssinto Croix took with his noel hand a flag from the ene my. Our loss consists of three men killed, and SO wounded. " The Duke of Ricoh continued his march on the and arrived at Lintz on the 3.1. The Arch duke Lewis and Genteel Hiller. with the remains of their corps, reinforced by a reserve of greuatliers. and by all that the country could afford them. were Wm.,. the Trniui with 33,000 men; but menaced with beim; lorries' by the Duke of Montebello, they proceeded to Elserliberg, iu order to pass die river. 'Thant. c!. I