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I 1 - fair wind. The Dime packet,' Oa , Navin`` oe 104)4 tpa mail of Friday last, cad the Count /tenth, It Swett:. lilt Nobleinau, who is going as ,Ossitier with''itisi patolies from Charles XI 11. to tke British Geroetti meat, has been detained by cintrary Blinds. 'Bhe will sail in corapauy with tha,Princess V Wales packet boat, which is orderedip take the snail of thus evening. sergns p. se.—A packet is in t itaskternaup,f ,not known. , • ' , 1: * : rcTuisatrion, I s o. 3 14 ! . Intelligence hasbeen received by a iilish.CoAer, that the Austzians, on the 13th of 1:,%t nirontli, mode an irruption into the Duchy of NViirsaw. Notice was given to the Austrian A intiaawarlor,Pri in c -of Schwinzeriberg, in the'Emperor's name, that :ill relations of amity between Russia and Austria be ing destroyed by that invasion of the territory of au ally, the Prince could ii. , ither he received at Court, lint be permitted to make his appearance any longer iu any place of resideaca of His I inne iial Majesty ; that tire Bilabial, Charge d'AffuirfA, at. Vienna, had bean ordered to leave that capital, and the Ito:vials Army to commence hostile tavern tines against the Austrian troops. . sYycKnot.st, JUNE 6. The States of the Re dm. haviaz given their •sprobution to the plan of the new Constitution, framed by the Committee in the bitting of the Sth last. it was at the same time resolved to ere rent of his Royal Hi ; liness the Duke tt -gent, not only his ratnie.ation a; the said Constitution, hilt :.1.1 his acceptance of the Swedish Crown. The Sotto.; lim ing acconlingly net on the titli inst. in the t;rent Council Halt, and the l/uks Argent being' present, the Marshal of the Realm ed:lreysinl him lii sit ap propriate speech, ear,•essin t ; the above resolutiolisi. slat setititoents of the State., to which lie returned a short answer, declaring not only hits op t imisation of the new Courtitution, but alma his acceptance of the So edish Crown. The same day the new King issued the followi p z PIZOCLAst ATION. ~ We, Morita Xlll. by the grace of God, Kin% of roe2r.l. dre• to all oar faithful subjects, lee. etc. greeting. 0, iNl•r11, Under Diviac Proridcuer, we assumed, same Hine a;,:e, titc Provisional Government of our beloved satire Countir, committed to us by the States or the nestle, we immediately caged the atteatioa of the Diet to the indispen aahtc and important lark of fransing•new Clllloltutlott, calcu lated to protente the trampailitty, prosperity, sod u elf.ue of the coastry, by as irraviceole ninon Interco the mutual rights sad duties of the Ling and people of Seeded. Th. States Irwin isf.waied es that they have not only performed the impalsimit task tointaitted to theta by es, wed the coefidence oftheit Sdkva• ittyectr, test ate* that they liaatcrinteen es litre of Swetlets, and of the Gotha slid It• m . retragatiey .1.... snr awobation of that choke ; she. .antiat biro .an. err is eture that election , was ' t ide; did . ague' as to *Awe He ateiptanee. ltalyieren Sipe * , who expiates the tomcat memo of the llamas Meats, end knows thosiacerny and parity of out siotinients,mosed by the most • Angled Acres sad otal for toss ire land, which eau only O ra Obit Brach existence, 1 hooting we shag sp be at fogrelf. lll l sofpwilsti he the loyal ettseliassut et the usable Swedish nano,' we haw therelinw accessed the Crtiosised Sceptre of Savise. it is far more gratifyieg tower beliefs; dor to have been called span by the free and ermaistreldel voice of the people, to become their King, their Privity", had Defeo/kr ' thee if we had weeded the societal Uredisis Thresse, roterely by richt of hereditary sarcesstee. we shall gamin the kin;do:n and people of Sweden ea oh iedulgest parent does litscheolern,atth itepaeiteosfirleitsenit the holiest, with furbcarsuce townde those who err usdebbarately, with uprightness tomer& I.l'i, sod when the day arrives, the sear approach of which is aossouneed by one edesneed age, which .hall pot as cad to tan worldly carts, we BAN hail our lust weetemits with the puns resignation of-list just, and close it by lemstag you all " , ate Coaucil-hall, " CHARLES Gt'ST. SS* Pp ELK E, Satollbotaa t'astle. italic Clasticellep`• how 5, tau. .. . rrocsnoLu.• Al* 9. On the sth the Duke of Sadernujnie Was Adorn Xing ; the 7th be we, proclanned; 'and oh the derY following a grand procession was to take place, litit titd thin prevented it ; the nest day, however, It i WWI performed. The sheets were lined by the troops. llis folsjeaty, Charles Xlll. torte through the ranks out horseback, *Audit acclainatithrs fro.o all ranks of people. i THIRD GOTTENBURAig 11.Alls artstanuati, Aiwa 13. A traveller, who passed through kleinel, on his way to *hi. country, asserts, that be met in that city the Emperor of Kossia, who was on his jour- . my to K ' plmerg. 'flue purport of this journey is to obtain au interview with the King of Prasitia, respecting mailers that at present can only be 'conjectured. OOTTENIIIINGII. JUNE 16. Ili. Majesty's ship Tkralagraa arrived last 'light in Hawk 'Loads, from England.—Atliniral Keats cud the convoy are still tletained by contrary winds. STOCILHOI.M, JUNE 10. • Majors General Dobeln has concluded a Con tention with the enemy, according to which, their troops are to evacuate West Bothnia, no the I 4 of Jane, ab by this incans our troops will he able to withdrew front that Country without any bloodshed, which could not have been maintained without very considerab:eastertious. Art. i.—sTlie boor ender the orders of His Enceinte,. HE Hajor-General Hobeln are to toneante the town of the ..1161 of May, both by sea and laud; and the *iota troupe are to cuter the said 'owe on the tat of Ali hostilities are to cease, by lead and by lea, ail ...pier* leagues distant ; Units, mod the worth if tbe .1 l toes, being the central twist. But as the tau cuatrartiog Ceuerala cannot be arraeroble for wind piny he paean in other punts, by order of their Sovereigns, it is understood, that this article only roomette the diets which may be wi der tiseir order* d.bg the said lab% is the west part of the Gelph ort Bethise. Art. I.—Tlee Ihreelhlt Weep see he pew the Southern !!cutter. of West Bothnia, 'free, Are his of liioolllo6 to tit. beg Fjoll, oft the casiGues of Norway. Art. a --All Mesh*, bulk Rooriaise sad Swede., air to re foie in the town till dark rccorery; sad on the retreat of the Swedish Arm". they are to be famished with one month's naeltioaacc, sad Shell act be enuoidered ea loisuroTs of war. The agreed and cuncloded nt Vine*, the ebsb tlitth) thy. aft"; (Stueitleohe Gcosne. Jairre td, 1549:) ---......—. DUTCH PAPER/ •r.. P L ARJS. 'UPS LC IIiTEENTII /11.3,44. f rbits..turf, Jane 4. The enemy had thrown oFilenettfitiglit Mink of the Danube, opposite to Persineg, a body of 9000 men, who entrenched thetinolses in the village of Eagorau. The Duke of Astrsesdtetterkedeheste , lay with the sharp-shooters of Hesse Deno:: supported by the regiment of ivifitiiky" hyve. The village was speedily catiievb Al 1 i!r_ i~ Major, and eight other officers of Beaulieau's regi- points, at losprecks concentrated • his force, and ,ineut. (oat of them the grandson of Field Marshal took up,a strong pesitielb ' near liefstein, whence , Beanlieau) and 400 privates, were made prisoners. , he detechtni • body of troops towards P mug mid Aibling, to protect the ennions of Munich bolo Thu rest•of this mg meta acre killed, womided, or depiedation, as the insurgents from the diettict of .thiwen into the water. The remains of the rue- Schamitz, scour the country es far as Benedict toy's corps faurel l iii an island the necessary ',mite- I hewn. The insurgents were yesterday at Lofer, and it tion for their, to.ems-Mg the river. The sharp- is not improbable that this city Indy soon hate ,il shooters of liesseptinustailt acquitted themselve l a visit from them. Meanwhile the burghers perform" extremely sell. ~ ~,,. . • gimed, and every thipg in this place is completely The Viceroy of Italy hits returned to his army. :quiet. At:cordite; to the advice. we receive, the • und, for the present, has hiehead-guarters at Oesless- I rebel* exteiel their 'deaden . ri g exeurnous from burg, in Iluilgary. Scheriiiet alorig the leer, as tar as Wo•fisritiasiown s , amid iu the direction at Laudsberg, as far us Wil- All the veluahle effectraseinokittg the Court have b e i m. It.. • .. beentionveyed how igen 19 Pcterwuridiii, on the . FRATiIiVOIT. JUICE 10. helot ss of Servia. The Eitiptesa has also repaired The division of General !timid. beloiopug to the army of the Duke of Voituv, lia“ received or ithithFr. The Doke of Regnsa has arrived at saes- the to break up for Swuhia. this division is core 'bitch. General Macdonald is waiter of Gratz. I I I ad • t 1* ll 0 A p rte y oraatiisti ,is musts men. having induced the costly , which rimmed disposed • • bridge of boats has limn thrown licsuss the Melo at to make some r sirtanee. I Lengfort, to expedite their paisage. In the battle of Esping, On the 21st and 22d of I According to letters front Carlsrube, the Hessian Kist month, Brigadier-General Foulers. was wound- id Baden lingedni of infantry acre, on the Ist cd r in making a charge, and thrown front his horse. ;lust. at Oedeitherg. an the lake of IS eusidel, under the command of Geneial Lauriston. A similar accident befel the General of Division novo* ao, JUNG 7. Durosnel. Aid-dc-Camp to the Emperor, as he was According to advice* from the IV irtituaberg head eurryin; orders to A divisioi! o . 4:flints:len, who were.. 9uarters dated St. Polten, the Yd lost. the King's cliurgin4 the enemy-. We have had the satisfaction , forcer' ace at present employed in covering tim rilgill• bank of the Hainabe, Aron Maelk to Vicuna, and of learning that both times. Generals, a n d 150 sob- &era. wl:nin we gave up fur lost, were only ...mud- defeinlio the positiou of St. Potter). On the 31st of May, the corny, with a farce of terl, and that they were left liviiig i tttttt lig the corn, about a lter infantry, crossed the Danulie at Ilol at the moment when the Emperor, on teaming that Iridium, helm licreins,"in several large boats, and, the I;rillges had been broken down,• ordered the upon driving in the Royal outposts, ettrinpted to mheauce by the valley a Hulletiburg. They. how troop.. to concentrate I:MUM:heal between &ling ever, . ~. unit Great Aspen). • detachments of the Royal Infantry, who assembled The Danithe falls het, from the continuance of with , the utmost expedition, whilst their rear was the warm weather, we fear that it still rise again. threatened by the cavalry. The rapidity with _ ~ . ....... which the enemy instantly endeavoured to regain 1 TAMS, JUNE: 13. t h e l e ft Leask of the Danube, prevented out cavalry The MoottieNr 'of this day contains nothing new from taki ng more than 50 or thrill prietimire.--. from the army. • ' General Vailelainiiie, iipou this, gave orders to Ire According in Arian fietui Vicuna of the 2d, the upon the town of Krems, mid to set it in flatness= pension in that city w s.4 v e r y I ,,, :aer em a ; and the Our lire was answered by a brisk discharge of artd rent of the army were in cantonments ii. the vin - lery on the part of the enemy, by whirl Captain i I nay. The centuinuents extend foto litutuburg. Van Brogward, of the Royal army, stas kited; Col. through 'Luxeinburg, at for as iihreterneuhein. Sclmadove wounded, aid the Lieutenant Count Van The divisions forming the corps ender the Duke of Nooniliu EL:v.l44s lied bin left kg *hot away. Ricoh occupy the two islands• in the Danube, I lIIILDLINGEN, JUNG 6. which lie between Eliersolorf amid &menden. The iiwurgents in the Vunillierg, who had sur- Accordieg. to Poolligence from Neureiiiherg, of rendered at discretion, and reuewed their ostits of the sth inst. Geneses Itollownith's corps was posted , .allegiance to the King of Bonne; no 'sooner heard at liolienfurt, being ordered to watch the mete- ' that the Bavarian division had matched off to the manta of the several Fren c h corps in the euvirons . Deuulie, than, at the tristioriou of Austrian emit. of Linty, mint to cover the southeru frontier or Bo- s i dies, they again took up arms, anal advariced to heelll4i ti.Ullt,Uny Iwsttle attack. wants the frontiers of Wirteinberg sod Baden. The (tin, of 74 Oil*, was launched on the . 2sth Kenipten, and the places adjacent, are again iii ult. at Toulon. I their ponitssiou. The Frcin_ll and.Wirteinberic The Duke of Montebello (Marshal Lassies) who troops are concentrating themselves. and all the lately died of his wounds, was 38 years of age.— soldiers that can any where Le procured, are seat Re sea studying for the bor. at the period when oil to milliliter them. From Stutgard,• 410 have the Revolution broke out ; but, like Moreau. Jon- I heel forwarded in waggons to the frontier: Eton{ ben, and several other heroes, whose mune% are t Augsburg. 800 iufautry, and 600 cavalry, have eelebnited in the military initials of France. lie mainiteit for Landsberg, to make hem/ against. the aht , odoned the gown for the sword. He &Ail- insurgents, who are attempting to arivance bout gashed himself in the field Ly the moot s undaunted the side of the Lech. 0 0 the other hoed, the Berg bravery ; and, in the fatuous emeriti:44s of Italy. reginialit alight horse has entered Augsburg. * * and doritig the expedition to Egypt, he gained the ' 011 the tht inst. the Voralberg• iiisurgerite made friendship of a hero, capable of Justly appreciating an attac k oil Umtata, hut -net with such. a sweep merit and valour. fie ulso particulai ty diettie non. that they fled in disonler, and carried MI with guislied himself in the *kg! of seragoretls and them) great number of killed and wounded. We lately at the taking of Ratishou. expect a numerous reinforettineut of French troops The Ihichess of Montebello has returnell to iii this quarter. Paris. having hero informed at Strasburg of the riaracra, 417111 t 17. death of her spouse. From Copenhagen, tinder date of the We inst. The 3 per ce"ts• are at 142 r. Bank shares " 531 ' we are inferno- d . that a privateer, liclonereg to The men efficacioos measures have been taken that port, has tarried boo Aalborg, for eirainiu in Holland,os repel any hostility oil the part ofitire the e 4 . genus, hiders with ii,ooo (inch., Enelish, simpld they dare to make any attetopf Ml' .., , , , o , mew grollllo Up to e . auntie. that country, in consequence of the engager- From E.lsineur, meter the seine date, we lear n they hMi ave tered. into with Austria to Uni 11 th at two tromell , , the one ass American, mid the P"' srh ' l ` breremhin her f "" r • It I 'd "*"`"', '. other resin liiiiiilniroli, carried in there by two now deaubtfiii. Mtge the disasters which the Ann: Dianesh privateers had beeu released, and proceed.. tnans leave experienced. hither England will hold id -- 0 the B . kicv herself obliged Wrow itt prow.. • to wb0t0,.... P -- --- - ever knows the polielof taindou, the doubt is very Allll.9fA. I not - word. -- natural; wbethei keep iter . There have .been establirhed, on ditthrent parts of our roast, troops, which, in care of iwcesvity, can he promptly collected. A. numerous reserve is like wire iu readiness to mardi, iu care of heed, to the sale pointa. During his hart journey, the King"' himself visited all these prime-laicals. At• Flushing Hie Majesty visited the fleet, soul the works exe cuted by the French togineers.—(Aluniteur • June v.!. I The King set out, on the morning of the 29th of May, freer Amsterdam, alter having made a stay of eight days, and arrived the same day at the Palace of Loo„ where Lis Majesty propores to pass a port of the summer. According to advice'' the 311 company of lying artdtery, led the Dutch ieigaile, took part, with glory to themselves, in the battle which took place to Spain, at the tune of the 11{1111141gC of the river Guadiana, in the environs of Ciudad Real...— Erery 11111tiVidUai of there corps has distinguished himself by his good conduct, and, on that occa sion, Lieutenant Raiiimir merited the greatest praire.—( Gazette de 4esfdee.) nines. PUNE 6. According to advice,, from throne, nothing of importance had occurred up to yesterday. The Asehtrians have, on their part, funned entrench ments in front of the French tete-de-post. Ou iheHungarian frontiers, the Austrians h av e five regiments of iufantry atist one ofrwalrv, which petrot the cweveyarmat takpaorriions from Hungary to Austria. • • The Llavariau disioien, under the command of the Hereditary l'iineCtited.tiebitrol Wred. en camped new tins tikr_ol4lloll4 hoe vilietTzieemo, Jean The greater, Ow Corps snider the cute mend of (reneged , in the T) col, 'Olllll l / 2. 14 , ' the rapid, valrigicitiCiive Army of Italy. totted' their meant. yr esenge, by the Puntarthal la Cs riethis said thence to Hungary. cut off aria made List it appeuratice in the Proderthal under the same iruennander; in which gooier, by sprearsieg fui k i repartsomil availing themselves of the del/artery a the *manse division, they completely revived the .iittirrectinet whwit had hut just here sepprr..- ()gap*. Drroi, -Ocius attacked ftoe. • OKA'S TO THE SENATE. ft is known to the whole world, with what firm.. Oren the trade of neutrals has been protected lay Russia, when the Powers of Europe were at war; it is known with what valour she has guarded di e interest of trading nations, in the time of peace, against the t scuts of uar. Fullowing up this inva riuble principle, oho, during the present rupture with Britain, we entertained the fullest hopes,. that the trade with friendly pov. era wash, not be carried on by forbidden meaus; but as experience, during last seared, hale proved to us, that the enemy has found it practicable, by means of nentral vessels ' to supply himself with such produ ce as h e stood iu seed of, .sad to gain strength by exchanging his own pro d uce, we have been compelled to order two Yessets to be seized. For these reasons, end to pre vent various subterfuges and artifices, we have deemed it necessary to establish some rules ; and hereby order— s. all masters of neutral reseals, arriving at our ports, arc to priose,the property being nustral, by the fol lowing documents of the ship, via. a pass, ship's register, inoster-roll, log hook, rocket, manifost of the cargo the chaster-party , bills of lading, eerelfessith of whim, wh ether the cargo, or part of the none, belwairs is the Captain, and by the invoices of such vessels so come from A toe nra Of the Indies, or are boom; slurs. Ira rase, how. ver. the master is sot provided with soy one of Ihe documents, the whip is to be mot oat of o a r purls, soil lint 10 be permitted to iiiveharge. 5. In case of mistral shape being partly loaded with 1111tr ehowlize, whirls ram Ire proved to he of the alatntraeture or 11 , 11•14N`e of the enemy, the ante to be stopped, the goods to he seised, anal woad by public anriont, fur the bencht of Go vernment ; but if more than half of the cargo consists of gush goods, tbcs, riot only the cargo, hat also the ship is to be 3 A pass grouted the tablp, lee a neutral. Mealy. or allied 0 not tu be coosida aed legal; as soot as it appears that the Master has sued contrary to the mute ; or if the ship is awned in the pass ditferently to what she ot in the me alter documents, safer the alserstios matte is promvd by doestmessis Wanted by Ingal nellawity, at the place frau . *hide the etowell departed, sod produced before the Magis. hurl tiered Owe; in this hiatuses the lamer i. net to ho esssiiianal Entity. e. A pup is not to be considered mho!, If it should appear that the meet to which it as grained was :mu, at the very 'time It is dated, at on of lire 1 , 11(111.f din Pallet isbieb Was bets grow. . s. If the Superfine se Mawr, ise Man than otte.thied. of t u t s l ew, of a neutral vessidl, deareld be and of Pllll.llll a s wee with wsi Or if mirk a maid is sea poituded with • ~~ ~~ • master-roll of tli• crew, duly attested by the ifirgietrlity • such seetral ports fro m: which the same departed, them both ship sod cargo are to be seised, but the emir to be set at liberty. ti. If it should appear that the pass prodneed by the Master has been courterfelted or altered, ship and cargo are to be seized fur the benefit of Government, and the Mosier to be brought to trial, and to be dealt with le is prescribed by the laws fur tholle who make false <IOC V ; the crew to be set at liberty. 7. If it sl..uld appear dial& vessel is provided with double ilia 'totems, •iiit different destinations, such a vessel and her largo to be seized fur the benefit of tioverninent. In muse is. Master wishes to justify hinivetf, by having lost his durum. ids. and cannot prodnre any proofs, his vessel to be tbibilord, granting bins time for procuring the same, pr o . port..ode to the ilistaece, if be wishes it ; else, if the Master c•iimit wait so lung, ship sad cargo are insuetitattly to he sent vff bet if, at the expiration of the period fixed, the Master Woes out prodice the needful proofs, skip sod cargo are to be seised for the benefit of Government. * Nu ship built by the enemy is to be considered neutral, entree, ammigst other documents, • defy attested document is "'Olt l'roriiie the sale tor transfer to have taken place, before the iirx Meat ion of the war; else ship and tarps to be seised for the benefit. of Government. • y Ise the °liner or Commander ufa neutral vessel Implore to be a amis., of a untion at war *Ali us, and is provide 4 with pamea of s neutral Power, is such a case the pass •re trod to serve as a clearance, es too; as I.e cannot prove having become II subject and resident use such o Power, revi sits* to the declination of oar; else he is to be teot off, with his ',hip, not edluwing Lint to take in return a cargo. Petershor7,, May 7, !soy. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, • AIONUAY. Jima 46. .4. St ITEENT H BULLETIN. We have received Dutch Papers to the 19th inst. and Paris to the 13th, the latter containing the Sixteenth Bulletin of the French Army iu Ger. many. It is dated from BOLIPARTOS old quar ters, at Ebersdorff, on the 4th inst. op to which date he had not dined to attempt any thing.— " The Danube," he eap, 64 furs, but, from the continuance the warns weather, we fear that it will rise 'again." The Donator, this new ally of the Austrians, it must be confessed, dogs not ma noeuvre badly for them. It is thus that Boa era ItTE endeavours to account for a long inactivity, which has been in fact produced by his defeat ou the slid. The preceding Bulletins informed es, that the Austrians lied attempted to throw a force in his rear at Krems. We are -now informed of an at. tempt to impede his progress, by throwing a force across ►he Danube before him at Presburgh, while entrenchments have been thrown up opposite to his tete-dwpont, from the blond of In-der-Lolosu.— We thus find that the Austrians annoy him on every side, both in front, and on his Banks, On the south side of the Danube, while be is unable to 'end a single soldier to the side of the river occupied by the Archduke CnAILLEII. Letttrs from Holland, of the 19th, by the vessel that brou g ht the Dutch Papers. state, that appro. heiwions were entertained of au immediate decree for a Agonies and extensive cousciiptioa. and tbat an embargo was lit ely to take place in the Dutch ports, 00 Wednesday or Thursday last. Two Gottenbarigli Mails arrived, oil Saturday, and a third at a late hour last night, with letters and papers, to the 17th inst. The Duke of SUDS," MANIA was proclaimed King of Sweden on the 7th, and a convention ha 4 been signed, by which the Busman agree to evacuate West Bothnia on the 3d. The Emperor of Husst• is said to have reached ow his way to visit the King of Panesta. The reports of new defeats of the French, in the Swedish Paper., relate to the action of the 9.2 d. The Unlit AN AMBASSADOIt at St. Petersburgh has been ordered, in the name of the Resume Enrsaott, to quit that city ; and informed, that, its consequence of the irruption of the Austrians into the duchy of Warsaw, the Russian army has been ordered to commence hostilities against Austria. A rumors of another battle on the Danube. said to have been brought by a passenger who landed at YArmouth on Friday, from a vessel that left Rot terdam on the 21st, is in circulation. The engage ment xas reported to have commenced on the I2th. and to have continued on the 15th, at which time the tied home was undecided. Hopei. howeve►, • were entertained, that the Austrians would be ul timately successful, as. on the 15th, the French thought it necessary to ask' a trace to bury the, dead, which, however, was refused. The rumour. though resting on so slight a foundation, is not improbable. We have heard, from various quarters, loose, but, at the same time, circumstantial accounts of a gni- fit ..f mutiny, or rather of insurgency and disaffec- An, which is suid to here aorniferted itself among the superior Of of SOU IT'S army. lu enrro bond' of tho.e report", we have seen two letters, written by British Officers, doted on the 23d and 2.lth of May, fruna Letnego and fronts Arnaratitht as well as a third, of neatly the same import and date, franca Charts'. All concur in relating the stone fact. It appear", that. eitter.uatod by famine, •dded to every species of hardship awl calamity, toodured in their flight over the mountain* that di vide the northern province.' of Portogul from • Galileo*, they hio,d resolved to briir oil their Ge neral, and to olelircr him op to the iourotion we: diicovemd by ear of the Con , spiietoN, within an hoar of it. int r oderl tiutt. SoULT, after InKiriVikaning •hi Tail, to es , tort a fair cionfriosimo from Om OfScer she had accepted the CosenAvvion of arresting Igo, et•