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:2; ;; • 4 n- Amos • • • peesticelse bawe coat ahoec and millions is . lnsee Mosley. The leased 1014 to elre.tlatlim ceteeeds'ln yalite ORM wnlliuue The Court of Vienna-liar 411.4.11 off the plates of tlgaimt of amigoate, for s. hies apart Id the mines of the Immarehy are mortgaged ,• that is say‘ tbeir steunty . is a property al most chinstfleol, Ilbao over which the Liolikra of t he paper br• ro cosityrod. While a paper money which the politic 'veld lint rejaet; mid which daily decreased •So talue, was ; `los w dely maltiptiett,,tic Court, through the 4,:ilter3 of v;eu •, tmught up silt the Told that could be procortal, and ram it to a far.ign country. A month hes scarcely elapsed ::ore chests full of gold ducats, sealed with the il:tiscrial acid, weer forwarik.l by the north oeerruatiy to Hudattil. 1. The militia, called the Laidtwehr, is disbanded: A general annotate is granted to all who belong to the and who shall return to their home*, at the far t i.i :. e. ithio 11 days after the entrance of out ti utiles into the t....itury in which they have becu raised, • If the officers du not return within the aforesaid time, their houses ehallise be at, nod their property declared fur feited 4. The sillazee which hale furnished men fur this militia, ..e111••3 the I.auda else, shall be Inwood to reed them, sited to deliver up the arms they placed ir 5. The Commandants of the several P..:i Owes are charged with the access... 4 me :wore. for the excen,ti,o of this decree. la our Imperial Palace, at Schoeubracts, May is. (Signed) NAPOLEON. Sy seder of die Emperor, ALEXANDER, Prince of Nen (chat el, Major-General. —••••• T4O decrees of the I.lniveror Napoleon have just been published. They are lath doted Ratishon, April The first abolishes the Teutonic Order in all thr stater of the Confederation of the Rhine. All the, . . property and domains of that Order are united to the domains id the Princes iu whose states the same may be included. Thu Princes to pension such of their imbj .cts us are Members of the 'order. From this favour are however excluded, all who in the present war against France, or the Confederate States, or who, since the declaration of war.. have reinaionl in the Austrian States. The territor, of Mergelitheint is united to the Crown of %Videos . berg. The second decree confiscates all the property of Princes and Counts of the Empire, and :Member* of the Teutonic Onler, who have wit conformed to the 7th and 31st Articleat of the Act of Confedera tion, bat hayb served in military or civil capacities, uuder the Austrian Government. One half of this property goes to the Princes of the Coufeelenilion, at an todemnification for the expenses of the war; the other half to the Emperor Napoleon. to he ap plied partly to make good the charges of the war, and partly to defray the rewards given to the officers and soldiers who distinguish themselves during the present campaign. FROH THE PORII. MESE PAPERS. LISBON, NAV 23. Yesterday was a day M excessive joy for the in hithinseits of this city. By the post we leant that the'Sseff, military chest, and seven thousand French liter been taken by the combined army ; ell the Generals have fal:en into our hands, with the ex ceptian of Swill, who fled, with six 1 lred horse, in the direction of Chaves, where Marshal Beresfard was expecting him ; but by a let ter from Chaves of the 17th, written to ns, it it;years that Soillt also had been made prisoner on the 16th. All the troops have covered them selves with laurels. Among the prisoners is Lieu teitatit-Colonel Serviii, of the 70th regiment of i i ihentry, well blown iu Portugal. Souse divisions of the Combined Army are at Poste de Lana. General Loison was beaten completely by Marshal Beresfonl, at Penafiet, where he was mach prisoner. Gen. Laborde we. wounded ; the seine fate had General Lafoie, well known in Lisbon, on account of having married one ofJimot's favourites. Gen. Silveira has taken, with his division, the torso of Sulainonde, where Souk was beaten, and where the greeter part of his troops laid down their arms. The Marshal General may say with glory over the French, Viri.—( Lisboa Diary, May .23.) By .deices from Mintejo, it is continued that a column of the enemy, 11,000 strong,. detached from the French army at Merida, attempted to pass the bridge of Alcautarti. with the intention, ac is suoposed, of coming to assist Sonit ; but about 1000 Portuguese, also were at the bridge, obliged then, to fall hack, killing 1,600 of them. This ... r• nutoher, so unequal, , (thews the bravery of the Pia toguese.—( Lisbon Diary. May 20.) LETTED. FROX Slit ♦RTIIUR WEI.I.EdLET TO DON PISRFIRA PORJ " VONT Tt.I.I , •TRIOUS lte Sr Mos? Flret.LeSte greets — I hare the honour to inform your Excellency, that having compelled the cavalry of the enemy to retieat on the too, Instant, snit &realest Isis advanced guard no the tlth, he that night ilestro)eil the bridge hetwetn Villa Nova and rho , 'city. I yest erday storming forced the passage of the river, which meeasioued an action Iretween the troop. rominaitiled by Mersbel %telt, and them which I commanded, in which the evenly was entirely defeated, inside five pireea td artillery, eight aintrinnition carriages, and malt prooners, retrratiee. at the is - sine time, in the greatest cutifitsion, ea the side of Antorritite. " I re tuna coot Excellency to inform the wwwit eveettrut Senora, the governors of the kingdom, of three eueeevaes; and that, in the attack on the advanced gourd on the t ith instant, 1 had treat reason to he perfectly well pinioned with the conduct and blares) of the battalion of the Portogurse regiincut, No. in, comas m.lrd 11) Senor CV!. Maelimit,. " I have the honour, kr ARTUVR ITELLESLtY. Had-quartcrs, Oporto, May I t, )809." LITTER F 11.01( MARSHAL BERESFORD, T 9 DON Ml put,. Ph:REINA FORJAZ, MoiT tLLIATRIOVII AND Mt/4T EXCFl.lLfr't T After hawing yesterday written to your Elitclirescy, 1 passel' to the other side of the Dow°, to cause a strung reconnoiter lag party to tolvaere spun Nlezao- Frio, uuJ finding on my or al's' with Major-Gen. &Kellar, that the enemy treeriated it, and that one cavalry had coerced it, I caused the battalioa of Chasseure, Nu. a, to march thither, and proceeded myself to the seine point, where I met with Major Harding, whom 1 bail sent is the inoriiinT to recommitre She enemy, attia Ito returned with informative that they had all mitered A maninte. The moment I knew his retreat, I sent as officer to Brigadier Silveira, adenine,: him nu Minter to direct his attention to the road from Mesa.- Frio Villa Real, but that he should proceed, with all expedition, upon the enemy'4 line of twitch timacils A marmite. 31y troops are now advanciug for this latter plate, eiltit. Ile, the enemy nu muse expect no than they did the attack ea the pith, on the side of Vuexa, by his Eteellency the Marshal General.: It will emus: the enemy to euncentre all his then b Oporto 1 am going this utularait to AlAisr4ute Old INftlerre your ExtellitusT. W.as C. 111:11.1:SFuit1), " Marshal, and enintasu.lcr.. " Meakaartare, Lautago, May 14, peo9. " P-S• The loss of the evenly, when be retreated on alaseo Vrie was mere enolooderable than at was at fi rst repo e .68.14 d, imedelesid mot tie Ices the. is* killed and • . ....1.1111 - - - I met with IF bones .tad on tl.c rout. besides tiro which Lad been already thrown nth) the Douro." tissue I wrote the above, l hare received the fol lowing letter from Ceneral Silveira N i OAT 9,110' :HOST ILLUSTRIOUS AND .. PtICRLLIEII?b,.../011 .—Yesterday the advanced guard of I:cooky arrived below Orellia, where wsniall party of fifteen burst: migaxed a fIIOINT number of he enemy. The commander of t hi. port?, m the cornet of cavalry, \o. ti, Alexanihr JA Costa cite, himself greatly, and was reeerely wounded, I reniumiend turn to the IteliPttertlft of your Execlltory, atio• desert :lig of reward. The advanced ;plant of Iliftntry on the new road obliged the emniy to ehmige the ihreetion of his marl+, and it ap pears that lu look thr mad of Nlartii, but that is so !nut, that tlre netillery caisitot be conveyed nlotig it. I had order ed the vast-goon :1 lowly:trier 11100111;atiatirs, nod I now matt ed it to yruceid to Amor:ode where it will he supported by nll the forces hetaren both ate Rivers, which will immediate ly march upon Ain. CO and Cailaveres. " l'umirrow I will coition ~,,, •ate to year Excellency, the viiviees which 1 have received (Imo the 31inho, god the olis pusitioub which will he made to prevent the escape of the enemy. "1 Itavriiiit Err, irmt uilvicr, that a of the eneioy, , when it ritirvird reorit Ain,,rante, took the toad by Lisa, *hence it '4,m, probable that it o gl/111‘ lu (immanence, or Itraga.—Loxl ,erve your Lao:Miry. " FRANCISCO OA SILVEIRA PINTO 1)4 FONSECA. " Heaill-iptarteis, Villa Real, May iI, 191,9." EXTRALT OF A LI;rrI.I FlOrl AN ENGLISH OFFICE& WHO WAS IN 'filE Arrius rAit.t, DAT ED THE 14TH OF 31AV, AT NIGHT, FltOli THE TAM' SEAR Alt tNTAIIA. " This morning, al 1 o ' clock, three of the enemy's co with artillery and cavalry, :Mocked for IV our T10614{/11 isti the heitlit before this place ; the small force the bras:. (•id M I I) ue, of the Loyal lassitaainll Legion, i;iiierniir of Hie 11111 - 0; bail, C011%14:t.1 . 1 id' Leon men of lb: eximent of familia, and Ono of the first division of the 10 , 2.01 11.0 . 611.1111311 Legion, aid, 43 pieces a artillery, II The enemy loot to,iino infantry, 1,5011 cavalry, and 1 2 field Mixes. Oiir artilkyy nail infantry fought with ruch fury, and sneli indeseribahle bravery, moil sun-set, that they insintaineil the pass against all the effoi is of the mitiaiy, whose superiority was Do excessive. The mil my kept up 0 fire from all his troops, whirl, was mote terrible ilia., can our troaps suffered somewhat, hut nothing in onaparteun with the loss of the enemy, iv knelt was 11111 Irss than 1,2140 turn. The intrepid Colonel Grant, iteesigein eommand, alio had licen wounded In a previous art ionilPlice, with his. urinal comae., every 1404111/11'... to Colour' Marie, which enabled him tv wake a antic regular retreat titan could have been experted, saving all his artillery. • " Tile enriny'e cavalry followed ur is the milling., but by the judicious disposil mu of the Commanders, they were weir able to tiarass us as they island, and still less to preveut us Gem assisting the sounded, sail collecting the dispersed. It is impossible for me to convey au idea of the roloves due to the Otlicers and Sultrier' for their unpasalleleil and iutrepid eitudnet ; it se useless to mentiou the sang fraid, valour, mid steadiness, which arc natogal to the Eligiedi, and which shouts') ersvietsously in Colonel Mayor mid Lent.. Calouel Grant .; Agee experieace proves that the fight not like men, but like lions. I shall eonclude by sett ing you, that from the beginning to the eml, the Loyal Lu. 'denial) Legion fought in a manner worthy of soldiers; the use. may be said of the regiment of Iclauba. If you had teen present in this glorious action you would blues sem an intermit tire." Mere folk,* the names of the Portuguese Officers killed and wounded • the loss privates is ...Manned at ilors, the greater part o f whom bad been dispersed, but were mooing timlefre qj May Ito. _ _ 1.1980 N. MAY 23. Tiris inament intelligence has arrived, that Stoat surrendered nith his troops, on the 17th awl lath inst. to the combiiied army. It appears that lie left a corps behind, in Camellia d'Este, to obstruct ours, but this was instantaneously defeated. The &vision of Marshal Beresford had, by forced marches, gained so tauch on tile Fremli in this road from Villa Ponca al'Aquiras to Chaves, that they had completely outinarched them. Aiwa of the letters received oil this siihject affir.o, that Eve regiments of foot sty rcudered between Salainoinle and Pouts de Nlizatiuta, nod in the environs ; and that So u lt, with /mine cavalry, aas taken in the viciuity of Montelegre. • Others merely state the surrender of the French troops, with all their richer, baggage, &e. Although smile difference prevails with regard to the particular,, yet there re mains no doubt with regard to the fact itself, that the French urmy ha, beret taken. Some stragglers have fallen victlins to tile just resew &tient of the peasantry. As yet we have wit received any uTiciul account of that nopoi•tailt occiirreuce.—( Extraor diaary Supplement to the Lirbut‘ Gazette of May 23.) , The Coimbra Gazette, published by girder of Go vernment, of toe 19th Mat. gives the following ac t:omit of the operations, winch succeeded the action of the 11 di May Alter that action, the French made a precipitate retreat in the direction of Ansa route, probably with au intention to join the dif fereut corps, which were seattend over the province of Minh°, and iu the vicinity of the Douro. '!'hie very junction gave the et:mobilo il troops tittle to overtake them, and, according to the latest intel ligence, winch was received in Oporto On ,the Itith instant, General -Wellesley readied „Braga on . Monday, mid hat one or two days before ti Freud' corps. composed of 3,01/0 wen, had marched f thence On the rrsul of Gionnaraens. Some di visions oldie combined army had reached Poute de Lima, and, on the same day, the oath, Marshal Berestbill arrived iu Prnafiel. having completely defeated Gelieral Loissom . Generalsi.oborde and Lalvie were wounded, the latter badly ; it is said that Soult himself was wounded. A division, un der the orders of General Silveira, was to posses* itself of the peas of Sislasnonde, and there cannot thi-refore remain it doubt, hut that Soult and his tr o op s must consider themselves as perfectly lost.-- We shall /moot learn the result of one of the must brilliant actions fought during this campaign. The following letter was written on the loth ins.taid, by General IVellesley, to Marshal Soult : "flit?' KO A L !—Bat one moment in left you to deli b erate pan oiltiutiwti bus lorrouse your de r.irottitiii is inevitalft, noticsit you surrender at ilkrretioo. I ant marrhiw t din ct to that dl-faced town; awl Mouth!, below rPresse fron yotll as affirmative noisier, the leave saidiora 1 command, ma alio, under my orders, have already preyed a scourge to the French in Portugal , eume is sight of its sails, Sot one of you will receive go Arter."—, Moy By offcial adrices from Badajos, of the 17th, we learn; that the vanguard of the army of Curate ar rived at Merida, sod that he hail summoned the French, whalus he found there, to surrender imme diately; Inn these nicking demonstrations of de fending themselves, relying on the entrenchments they had thrown up, the said General boa sent to Birliijos for heavy artillery to batter them, which had already hates sent him. General Citesta, with all his army, followed the movement of his vanguard ; and if' Marshal Vict6r dues not hasten his retreat, it is probable that the same fate will happea to him, which by this time , THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY. JuNg 3. We have received Lisbon Papers to the ntirlast, which state that the combined British and Portu guese army, under Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY mud General Mitt Esro au, bud overtaken Sou t.T's army in its retreat from Oporto. on the I.lth List, and totallAidefeated it. Time details i are g. reit in oar pre ceding columns ; but we underistaied that, accord ing to the official accouhti from Sir ARTHUR WICL. LESLEY, the reports in the Lisbon Papers are in some, instance, uofounded or exaggerated. Sir A. Wituucat.EY's;dispatches aril dated Oporto, the 21st, and state that Marshal SOC LT has effected his retreat iiiteGallicia, leaving his sick and wound ed behind him ; and that Sir itimult, consideriog all farther pursuit unnecessary, had resolved to re turn to Oporto. It is very probable that the French army, under VICTOR, mar have made vonie movements. which have reqnired the presence of a strong force near the capital. Dispatches were receive.' from the West Indies, yestrrilay, which atmonoce the captine of the Sointes Islands. The garrison were made prisoners of war. A Court of Psopriefora wus held )ester.lay at the East-Int a Douse, when it was revolved, that it should I,e recommended to the Court of Directors, to re-consider their order for the !real of persons in ludia, who had obtained their offi.es through corrupt suedes. • We ventured to hazard an opinion, on the pent sal of the ticertitls French Bulletin, thst BONA PARTE, whatever exultation or satisfaction he might ■flect ■nd express, was not at all satisfied with the resistance of three days, made against the entry of Ms troops into VIVIIIIH. Ili, virident invectives against the Archduke iMaxtutt.tvx, aho had op posed his occupation of the Austria.' capital, suffi ciently proved to 113, how much the Corsican had been irritated, and impeileil in his operations, by the exertions of that Prince. All these opinions and reflections derive strength from the lan guage and contents of the Eighth Bulletin.— It is dated the Kith uf last month ; that is, three days subsequent to his getting possession of Vienna, iv. Fsis days after he first presented him self before the place. So considerahle a taloa of time, under circumstances so critical as those in which NAroLeox has placed himself, merely, if we were to credit his assertion, in order to give re-' pose to his troops, excite a suspicion. if they do nut indicate more material emeatrrasifineffts. Besides, the spirit of ill-humour, asperity, awl puerile ac- Cll4ldloll or slalitcr, which pet voiles the whole com position, would better become a woman, or a Neaten General, than the coligiieror of the world.% lin wishrlN O. to believe that he has his foot on the neck of.tus tria. To what roil or purpose heap abuse m the Archduke MAXIMII lAN ? The inhabttatits of VI. emus, the Emperor Paws is, mid the people of his states, can appreciate los voodoo?, will t the aid of the invader. Ilis enumeration of the individuals, who, as he pretends, " endeavour ed to prevent the present war," is only one of his insidious, subtle, and Machiavelim arts, designed to inspire distrust of the persons thus selveteil from among the :Monsters or Coun sellors of the Soverentii. MANS'S* DI NI, 0 \ metier. It is well known, was II crnor to the present Em peror, and to his brother the Arehduki (•UARILES, during the life of their hither, 11.voriii.n, while Grand Duke of TLSCANs. lie %US alt.:rwarils • ei to 1.4101% AND, at Florence,' and now resides ri 11:2 Count f that enpsitvirsturi at Wintsirorgli, ins Franconia. MaKelleDlNt has , sot escaptal imputatams of a Jacebinical inelioat ..... former periods of tune, though perhaps unmerited. The old Prince de LIGNe 4 mom of eccentric talents, wtr, and vele bray t but we liz•lievit tie reproach has ever been thrown ori his loyalty. Count CoIIENTIEL is no more, and may thereinFe be safely accused of having held any opinion. But it seems that the Archduke CILARS Lss jeabissy vemalit 9of C thrt thou. " purchased w ith Val glish gold ;" the " keit y of the women ," t;:it "hypocrisy of MET Tearittu :" mid the "ittri.:e the Emperor FRANCIb ;' all these causes " have brought about this senseless and treachernas war." The confusion of the Austria n finances, mod the paper money in circulatien, 11):, slit ute a anther ftill);.!el, of atinuadversion. Lastly, as the Corieun never omits a good occasion of - introducing the interference and retribution of Pro. eidetic., manifested in his favour, he roncludes by informing us, that " during the bombardment of Vienna, only about ten houses were destroyed ; and the people remarked, that this misfortune fell upon the most zealous promoters of the war."— Really, these querulous and silly remarks are un worthy of the great NAPULLON, and stein rather to evince vexation or disappointment, than triumph. It was not thus he wrote from Austerlitz or filen Friedland. On perusing the Eighth Bulletin, we are tempted to exclaim—" Ak! si sic entmia scrip sine: !" -Issumesepiripmer.. Yesterday the Duchess.* Bet/NSWIICR, the, Princess of WALES, and ttie Dukes of KENT and CANIBSIDGE, dined with their MAJESTIes and the PILINCLISEs, at three o'clock. At six o'clock the Duchess of BauNswlex returned to Blackheath, mid the Princesa of tY AI ES to KLII,i4VOII•I)4I4Ce. On ‘Vednesliy naoriting, at nine o'clock. his Royal 11 . Nliurres the Duke of Ypae reviewed the id Battalion of the IA Regiment of Foot Guards. iu flyile-park. His Boyal . Liighness, yesterday. purposed reviewing the 2il Battalion of the Cold stream Iteginr:ot ; but.. owimig to the unfavourable state of the weather. his Royal Highness ordered the men to be diminie.ed, and the review to take place on Thursday next. His Kasai Higbusess. t h is day. reviews the ttd Battalion of' the 3d Hegitnent of Guards,, commanded by his Highness the Duke of GEotreurree.—The Duke of Yee% appears at the reviews in his capacity us Field-Marshal and Commander-in-Chief of the Irrigatireof Foot Guards. Yesterday the Dukeof Yune diced with Loud KINNAIRD, and a select par t y. - . . Yesterday °annum( the Duke of YORK had en interview with the Duke of PORTLAND. at Burling ton-Douse. Yesterday, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Yogic entertained a select party to dinner, at York Howie, Stable-Void, St. James's. The co/lowing arrangements stud alteratious in the • Churel t , it is gsdierally reported. will take place :—l)swtur 111.41ERDII: to be translated from the Bishopric of Chester to Hangar, in the room ut Doctor Reenvi.ew, winn in appointed to tl'e see of London. 1n sate of MAJI:NotE's trans _lotion, he is to vacate ins still at St. Petri's, to which Sir. %A's:Ltd.:taxi, in in succeed, and vacate his pre bendary. IVostirtinnier-Alsbey ; which piece Mr. TODD is to RI:. Mr. SPAKKE is to be the new Bishop. Yesterday it blew $ tremEnilmin storm from the South-West. Several houses were unroofed, and stands and rentry-hoxes were ilvvrt ti rtivd , but we did not hear of ir•iy serious occident. One of the large trees in the BinhCage Walk, St. James's Park, was blown down. The Mall wit covered with branches and leaves that were blown off. CITY USINES:t. A Court of Commit Connell o as held, yesterday, st,Guild haU, which was titswervensty attended. The Accounts of the olet.eisgi.meirs of Sewers, for the last year, were presented, and ,at , ordered to be printed, and a copy sent to every Member. The Committee for lieuenil Purposes presented a Report of the Procreshop in Parliament u 6 the lilackfriars'AniCga Sunday Tull Bill, which te as read and nreed to, and referred back to he carried into execution. The Court resolved to present a Petition to the Rowse of Undo, in favour oldie Bill for ilealithiz St Geogr....a Fields, and a draft of ■ petition being prepascil, was agreed ter; ordered to be signed by the T. N-elnk, riot the Sheriffs ri quested to wait upon swam Lord iu Parliauseot, to get 11. e same presented. It wt. referred to the Committee of Temple bar sod Snow loll, to carry into execution the Act lately passed for com pleting Ike insprovensents on the south aisle of the Strand. The Committee of City Lamb having lilted op die blanks ill the Bill fur raising luta ise. for a supply for the Lund. is SVorkhouse, the same was wad t third time, and passed into an art of the Court. Alter etrasiderable debate, it was referred to the C,outraiitee of City Lands, to consider time expediency of continuing the establiatiment of the Loudon Workhouse, amid to report their opiniou to the Omit. E. G. Smith, Esq. the Clcrit sod TM/IM~ Ia tint Cats. missioncrs of pientenantry, &nestled bs4, awl *Lulea the Account. Ur the receipts aid diabanseniest•of the gold ttttttttttttttttt t trona May :4i7 to March last, who'll wiTC read. i.Wrzyyr~ypirti'. • has befallen Soult.—(.Supplement to the Lisbon Go sate. May 20.) I liA Eterlleacy Marshal IVellseley set out on the 14th, in the evening, Irmo Oporto, hie (only hav ing previously marched. On the 13th he arrived at Ilrags. The French were at Carvalisu d'Este soil its vicinity. All the letters from. liraga Arm, that Marshal lleresforsl rod libigmber Silveira had, by forced marcher, occupied po-itions which ten- , tiered the rvt real of the enemy int iract Since tree battle of Alcmitnra, the French have lint %et ,it VIIISCra iu that part orSpain ; they are ill force in Valencia (le Aleatitaia, sued" make auroark into the vicinity, but without penetrating further, into the interior. On the 19th and :nth two Portogitese regi mous of infantry of the line, one English regi ment of foot, four squadrons of Portuguese horsey t.vc• squadrons of Esiglisli cavalry, and an excellent Portuguese park uI artillery, marched from this capital. These troops rue I.ri.t. ceding, fkirtly by alter sad partly by lallti, It , in order to form n junction with tlie cumin by Limit. General Miranda, and which, reinforced liv the shove troops, will fie 611111'20 to 30,000 men strong. His heed-quarters Were removed on the 17th inst. from Thinner to Altratites. The artily of Marshal Victor, now commatided by tsebartiani, made some movements in the direc tion of Alcantara, but found itself cut off frotu that plac e . General Cuesta being tuforined of these movements, fell on the rear, and made shout 900 prisoners. This intelli t :enee has been ret,eivett liv letters, which also state that Victor and Sebastian . ' are ia ILtdrid, and that the above movements were 'nails- under the orders of Generals Lasalle and Volonee, with all intention to sneeour The discount nu the paper money fell ou the 16th instant, Iron, 85 to VI, and will Ise down to 20, io consequence of the favourable news received from our orinies.—(Lirbon Diary, May IS.) •.• The Monthly Literary Catalogue ia unavoidably poet• ginned until Monday. DF.ATTS. On Tnesdny tact, ut Wultlintnstn.r, pfri4 Barela!, -red •I. the I:00 am-wit, mg grandson uf Itottert Barclay, .1 "PO Antlsor of the eekbrelesi " Apulop toe the rt:uple called Quakers. -- NOCK OF STollis, VEWI'EIt I/AY. Think Mock ..31i 3 per Cent. Itedneetl.. - 67 ii 3 per I 'ent. l'onsule. ' .. tiresl 4 per ( - rut 93i S per rent Nell Ling Atonnettue I rapirtai i per Celli ... 64 Irish; per (tat. tlinutioom . , . 111/11i Blilldf, l6 17 prem. Exchequer RIM ' 9 13,11 141•911. • Consuls 1... T. BIiH, Muck Heater, 1V , ... 4, COniiiiii, aii4 No. 9, Chuirg-eruss l_ttS Prtatte by G. DIVIDFON, No 19, 1,01 Duals .11.etmet, U.}.attctt ; and pubhalicd at the I tffif., N.. t ~ Kart to At. Cleattat'a (tomb, !Attend. by WHITE, of ...,, place.—Orders, Ar. Mr that Pa; - meal :411 the Ott pest paid), .dl ►t dill, atteutlyJ ... .. imp