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Accordieg to ulliciel jut received from the heuri-tpuirtera of the 6kiterahasimo, Arch duke Char.k., which ',till coutissue is Grufen-Neo- side!, no And taken place between the two artnie., but his Imperial Highness expected tile woad be fought the following inornins, t • 1,p;,, nod hall taken the necessary Measures for Li... inirpose. tAlowing account hits been 'published : BULLETIN or TUE rstesatat, •11111 T, 01 THE I ITU OF JUNI. ellptAltt Meninger, of the tusragnitro of the Archduke Fiancts., crossed the brinibe on the 3.l>'t of bleu, and dispersed, in I simrndtein, a de tachment ut . Sai.csn drugoolus, of the reg nit of the 4.111ke AILAvt. Ile advisor:4l the *snir tiny to Atnstattin, where he MI in with u corps of Saxon Wad ether etieftly'a troop's, t. hid' he etigaged.. • kilted 200, ninong whom were berell officers, and Knob. eleven ;op.:merit,. Ou the Jth inst. the enemy attemideil to render hineielf soscoer of the pot of '!when, situated op po..sic to Ileistiour4le, protedity with II vied/ of teltiog PriAlitirgli, sod the bridge-heationoisiructed on the right invik of the Datiiihr. Five hundred toes' appro.'. heal our banks, in live vessels, but one Austrian battalion of minim (Landwehr) which were ported there, gave the rowshy ouch a warm reception. that he found hmiseit compelled tc re treat with the utitio.t ' The bottseion of 'Bohemian militia, which is row mauled by Count have captured, in the viciiiity of the village of o!.ermiel, two brie vessels, falls, with rice and braisay, and titstnied for the eueiny's army. Frani theAustrisn Insperia/ heativtarters, Watered/id; th e nth Juae. His sl..jesty, tit, E.uperia of Austral, bas re ceiva.. the Judos mg faeptot, Courier, who was dispatched from lospruck the...tit& of May:— Alter Field-Martha{ Lieuteivint Chasteler, Who eosis•nanile.l its toe Tyrol, 114‘i .narehee to Liens, us Furter:alit, in order to t site the ltalisii army, which was advanciug ',mutt Styria aad Ca rinthia, with part of hoe mr i o, the Austrian Major- General Bust remained with' pmt of the 7th is the strong position at the foot of the Baenner mountain, od the Lneg, in order to cover South Tyrol from the :,stark of the I.Livarian troupe, who bad entered loispiu, k. While the inhabitants of the to vax of Inspruck and Halle weir laying down tbrir arms, in order to relieve their districts of the calamities they suffer-. ed, fresh ussetublisges of armed peasanto.were horns ed in the rale of the Upper-lusts, as 'well at the Lech, and in Vinstgan, with the assistance of Na- Joe Teinserolto in the dale of the Lovrerltin and the. Kipp, chiefly by the well-known &indolent) and Andrew Hofer. who commands the•fusileers; and, as early as the 17th May, the former arrived, with eOOO men, in the environs of Schonberg ; and Ma jgir Teimers, with* larger number, in Tell. Schou berg is eituatr.l three, and '('elf eve hours' march . *rim Inspruek. On the Yeth. an *ethic) took place with the nay.iritto Loonies, from six to eight thou sand laming, atol an armisticb was concluded for twelve hours. The Bavarians had evocunted hut were overtaken near Vamp, where smo ther revere conflict was fought. According to the same account, the Imperial Austrian troops are i tasking inroads from the Southern parts of the ty ro', as far as Verona.—(Urreat Gazette, Jaws 411.) VIENNA, JUNE le. The 4th not. the corps of the Marshal IN Mee of Printv-Corvo entered this city; a strong ilivision of &WOO troops forms part of that corps. On the . s itib a heal } cauu..nade was heard on the aisle of V. rt s ier-Neubsi t g. It is now known. that the French had collected a I st , t e yissititv Of polo. wino:lnd oilier necinissries, for the construction of bridges, winch the Austiimis destroyed by the above cainnonail, The French are yiliptived i a co...tracting a large niiialn.r of raft., are all carrivii up the Da nube to Eher,dort. 1 14ve t,en ...r u t to liturgsry, in order to. obtain s 'pp!v of pmrviants freat that country fee the city of N'aeotta. whirrs• tlw setutnst want esegssess to pro vigil. Conat l)tctrich,teiss, Vstt-Prer.idetit of the Ault,. Ciesocers of Buortaist, to et the heed of the Deputation. Count Metternich, bite A tistrisn Anibrosstkie its I ) .trea.uri.vrs heog rint e rlor, %%Oh his *mfr.-4110 ss.rnestn! a titts•si,sn of Freocri trisoirsciti . .srchett from lsetss.e us the ri;r:ctson of l'ettsing, 11.11crsdoir, cod Liorkuninort. A contrilopinti of 103 ntilitoris-of fronts is said to Late been istotoell uti this etty. Store. the action near Ititssev. in the vicioitY of tieversi utter, 'severe cossibete isssre Nitre isi.see in Hunt try. The whole of the Italian army. uritier the nrcis.,e or It.* P‘staut•Vseerny, tieeuporsAtie rtistrn•ts thoitutoorAh and NVleselhorgh. A Kmat smother of seuiiu a,M rnhslu, tome to tome on this capitol and the riet i ghhotiring *4IIII4VV. JVISP: io. !:ewers.] of Dir:biota, ZeijoOrtwek. tkek y e,tettritiy, • ttle ALIA riots artily, over Cisneros:pia ow and IN Anton, with consi.lcr:ll,le success. The 51e.ril goer:yr* or thesnid General were that rloy iu (At)* Wfsi:le,4o, anti those of Get.enal llotuirrooski in Skieroicsric. . ~' ssralen, SUSI 14:' The Tyr..6,..c invlrgeo• hay,. fillets bock to their fruttiers. H' Ortiff of :1... .‘litierty. the Env -. pciur of the Frein 5. a repar.4;el:lll.:ol., Cif from 30 to sfp,nuo tau•ii, is to licit et; , ..iitit the Northern earl, of Tyl.l. 'llie 134verion division.of W7idde. which was to rums isart rii that corp.., hos received counter :" orders. nail is for the pse.,:ut to rennin in Litia.—= La its stead therein II ri:ver:4 (tithe tinny of reserve. under the Linke of Valmy, which il to be conveyed . lii iimi . l 7r er ;:eatzttons from Mayeace to A uzsburgh.. It ilentids. tined. di* another corps of Frcoch troops is to r. mike an attainpt of advancing over (pre Brenner, 'detractors blush, that, instead of doing what throuieli tie South of Tyrol, which takes but a in their power to• cement more and alcove the . meal ashore in-tire insurrection. end union betwceu the two nations, who have en . - NINGDERUR4III, JUNE 9, or. ly the 'Wye interests, the seine waists, they have ,• The Saxon troops l'ive evacuated tYrtteartherg. suffered themselves' tads that whith was reqiiired The Coinivi.asilent of that city is n..w lore a, firs.- to produce a contrary effect, if it wee pilesible the pontoon-, 'teeter pieces of °Moat:re—au short, Nil luyalty of the Dutch character could be shaken by the railway storm, have been re ttttt veil hither. It the inalevolerat purpose of such itistigartiors. Let is said, that the Austrians buve towered Italie, and them especiall,, blush at having given scope to their sliest , en intention to direct their march to Brews- malevolence, ut a time when the Emperor Napoleon wick. had just given them a proof, not equivocal, of his To serf, JUNE 17. heeevolerace and of his contentmeet with the Dutch Aecoiding to general orders issued aim this plate mition, in op ' g anew one of its sources of pros by Gen. Fischer, the Austrian Army, ender the perity, arid thereby giving to the whisk of Europe a teafera of the Archduke Ferdinand, attempted to flattering testimony of the perseverance with which carry Smdoutir by assault, but was maul:red. Holland mandarins the measures adopted by its ti A 'corgi', ruse 17. King, to prevesittliat contraband trade, by which A corps of 0000 Saxon troops, which hart taken his deltic-ets are piecemeal from curidiing them post an the frontiers, has ranee beck to Alletiburg. selves. This teetiniony is of itself more their stall- All the Royal chests in Dresden have been deliver- eient to confound all those who would wish to place ed up to the Austriim Commissary-Genes:ll, Von in an unfavoerable light the conduct of llollaud Beillieim, towel& that muesli, to whom she believes herself We understand that the Prince of Orange hams the most bridled ally ; and she would believe it an entered the Austrian service. honour, as well as duty, to partake of her reverses, aelfeilf. JUNE 19. were it possible that tlie inconiparuble geuiue of the Au Austrian officer, accompanied by a trutteret- Nloirareli who governs France could sutler any. er, arrived here at half past eleveu o'clock this Without doubt, during the tulle of war, a thou morning, immediately proceeded to the Sen a te. sane petty relents will be circulated—a ti 1111 l sand house, and ordered quarters for a strong col uof passions, will be awuked—the intriguers of all Aostrien troops, which is advitticing from Milieu, sorts are in mutate); but these people are very die, and expected here iii the coarse of this afternasom ferret from a whole nation. There are, without Nine tiehtek at might.-11w above Austrian tamps doubt, in liolletel, as every where else, smugglers ; have not yet arrived. bait we dare hatter onrselvel there are less of them DRESDEN, seem 16. here than elsewhere ; and it will not.,nerliapa be Yesterday strived here another corps of Austrianthifici.lt to give proofs. that th e Chief s of these tramps, floor 7to 8,0110 stroNg, till.ltr the nrdere of ivrt relies, though perhaps placed in the capital of General Klenan, and immediately !mewed their Holland, are foreigners. This is not the first time noirch, after haviug taken some refreshments. they have endeavoured in every manner to hurt this Sipee the II th inst. from le to 245,000 men have couutry and its Government. It is to be lamented passed through this town. Tllll Austriau army that their wretched correspondence should timid which has entered Bayreuth is said to be of the place in your Journals, otherwise reopectabh. arene strength; we understand that both karmic.* CORK. MAY 10. ere to form a juncuon, and march to Westphalia. General Donzelot, Governor-General of the lo zA",,,uoL 9 . nisi Islands, having heard of the declaration of The accounts we received from Turkey, state, war published by Austria against France, orders , that the RU!If DM army tics entirely detected the eil that all the gootis, vessels, and other pro- Turks in several actions. stud that Prince Prose- perty of Austrian subjects. in the s e islands, should roeski is inarening by long 'perche s on Adrietiopie. be put under sequestration. The Austrian Consul, f.ireat agitation prevails in Constanttisople. On Count Cotaglutrio. has been placed under itispec 'he 20th of May, a FirMati by the Grand Siguior ti 111 l . All the ships of war have received orders to appeared, by which all the Christians throughont take the Austrian vessels. The lonian dlotitettr the Ottoman Empire are subjected to the twist 11- he. published a Firmao of the Porte, tehllealto to prong inspection. trio Pioche of Ituinelia, on the subject of the 'inter- It appetite certain, t h at the Grated Duke Con- ruption of the negoriutions of Peac e with Ru s sia. u 'famine will take the Commend in Chief of the This Firliiiill is of the following newt- : Iltivoan army, is hich is &Neste - nig into Turkey.— e' When this Imperial continued shalt reach (Journal de f4mpirs, June 24.) you. you will learn by its tenor, that, reconloug KELANCEN, JUNE 16, to an agreement made between nay august Court They write from Bayreuth, of the duty of the euld the Russians, two PlelliPotentlariee were 11th, as follows : • • mooed by the Sublime Porte, to re-establish peace "We vestenlay learned here, that some Austrian between the two Powers. They were already Uhlaus, "from Thiersheirn, had admired to Wes- arrived at the place of the Cougress. and screreely ociustadt. On this intelligence, the public rffeels had the conferences commenced, when they were and Recount% were sent off, under an escort of informed, by particular advice, that the Riassiaus fliirty French infantry. The equipages of our In- thought to pees, with ma armed force, the Turkish tendaut, M. de 'roirenon, followed boon after, and frontiers. After the knowledge pf these hustile Irq set nut Itimselfenra horseback, at live in the intentions, war must again break out between my morning.' About without afterwards , au o ffi cer august Court and that of Russia. 1 immediately arevietinith forty torktry, and an officer of infantry, caused all the fortresses and forts which bad need ' with twenty alien 'in two waggaos. Thin troop of beitig put into a state of &ferule to he properly occupied the castle. Au under officer, with fifteen supplied, so that the the:elan army cannotlarect their horsemen, immediately wrist in pursuit of NI. de 1 , 014 , age. I am employed in reinfweitig sill the ' Toursion, and overtook him at a league from Bay- posts which ought to be guarded. I have given resale on the road to Streitberg. All the equi- orders lath in Asia and Europe, for the march of pages of the Intendant fell into the hands of the troops; they will march at once upon the points me- Ultimat e and were taken with him to Egra. neced. You, sirnamed Vizier, valiant preserver, et i" Oii the Itth there srrrived at Ramberg oboist the moment you receive my venerable command. ' 2010 Austrinus. Chimer and infaial. Oat the rah, will give, with that firmness and kuawledge which *alive to the morning, this small corps left that characterise You, the most severe orders, that, both teem :it was commended by Lieutenant-Co-10nel by night anci day, the frontiers arc guarded, and Bisroii de Mengeo. We shall soon be delivered that the country under your government does not • from these partizans, by the march of the combitied remain a moine.a inactive. Whoever is zealous for Westphtilian army and army of reaervc." religion, and for the Holy Prophet, ought, from FAA NIKFtiRT, JUNI 20. this moment, to renounce all rest and sleep, in The King of Westphalia. has takru the field ; order to fight the enemy. ' Ibis headopterters were yesterday at Soutlerslia WWII. " i have given you my supreme instructions; you The Foreign Ministers, at his Court have received a will bow down your head before my osiers, and ri circular letter, directing them to follow lion.— gorously execute them. ( Royal Amsterdam; Gazette, Jun* 21.) " Done at Cosistaatioupk, Ist at the Moos Sepber, (Mardi IN, Ir b y.)" LEYDEN, JUNE :27. • (bride% Castile, Just .17 .) Our Gazette of this day contains the following .—.....-- answer to the e' in the Pas is Papers, that " all PORTUGUESE PAPERS. ..e charge the bad news, all the reports unfavourable to Frauce, have their source in Holland." In reading such articles in the public papers Of a nation to which ours is bound by so strolig ties; it is difficult to suppress the lively sentiments which they must cause in every well-horn soul. What! there exist persons, who, tanking rise of the French public papers, dare to accuse us of be ing of reports unfavourable to France, invented by,dtlinunt and hatred against that king dom? But, are thi y ignorant then, among ail the notions allied with France, there is um one who has 'mule se greet sacrifices the C.ollllllod cause. Are they ignorant. that among all the other nations allied to that cause, tOri.• remains to them some part of their resourres which lives by her commerce, has not for a 101.4 time had any. Are they igoorant of the rigorous soca sores taken in Holland to peer rut contraband trade ? Are they ignorant of the patience, the resignation with which Holland hes supported the sacrifices which were required, said are still required, to inanition the only system which can contribute to the vast design of the great Monarch, who governs friIIICC ? Are they ignorant that, in spite of the absence of a great part of the army, the greatest order and tranquility.. pre. rails in the interior of the kingdom? Do thee not know, even that wheat hatred against Fiance has caused to grow and imurislied troubies wild iii surrectiolis, the Dutch troops have rnalled the French armies in re-estolibsbing order awl tran ipaillity ? Do they not know that the lhattli troops hare been present at all this victories gained by ( eueralsin Spain? A re they the only per sons in EU MIMI who have v.) little knowledge of what HiSseil, as to be ignoraist that it was principall) the Deitch troops who de:ivered the north of Germany from the robber, hoin,accoriling to their accounts, they would have wished in Holland, to see bun carry off the King of Westphalia? Thr blood or • Lieuteilat-6 , of iniuiv superior officer*. and 300 brave tarn, which has(seen shed, the tears of the vlidowe and orphans, which still Hoar, wadi- Wciently attest 4isepart the Dutch have had in giving repose to these countries. Let then Salle Silt I u hut, mac 22. A di►ision of 4,500 men, commanded by General Bonnet, has Iwo' entirely dereatect at Suhagun, by the division ut the Marquis de Romanis. In eon sequence of this dentist the road to St. Ander is vipers. 'Tiw Doke of Albuquerque slept on the 17th at Ronquillo, and follows Curiae. CUIMBRA. JUNE 3. According to Intelligente from Ilaihijov, of the 26th nit. it appears that the army of Victor was, retiring towards its former position, abandoning Mcontara. The French column, which was stated in our last to have listen beaten Wear Ludo, lw longed to Mondial Nev, and nut to Souk, who, neconittlg to the latest accounts, a-as at Alharis— The 5141:1U14 •,f Roinaisis was preparing to attack hoto.---( Less/amigos Mel curse.) General Victor is encamped iii Torrequeirnada, and its environs, with the grenadier.. of the divivien Latasve, winch consi►ts of 4,onu infantry and •709 horse. General Vticeste is at Torre-Orpz, whets he occupies the pslace of the Marquis, io,;ether with three other Generals, mid the sifficers of his division, whirl', in number, eight thousand, is ett camped in the neighbourhood. lu Torreumehe and Manta, there is smother division of infantry,— The carol' of the vanguard is stationed at where, on the 24th of May, arrived 300 covered' and tin which place the sick aii4 wouiviral had set out from Caceres. The whole of his artil lery is plated on the bridges of Torre-Orgas, Torre mocha. nod Ilotij.,. lis every town though which he has passed he has committed the greatest bar ' booties, killing all who *attempted to escape to the unsuntains.—/ Lisbon !)diry, June 5.) • PRIVATE LETTER. Ltsaow, JCISF. 6. A re-eel arrived here this morning,frout ihe Medi terrains...li, which brinxi a re:mut that the inhabitants of tiestue had risen end massacred even• Frenchman in the city. leis also r iiiii onred that Sault, after having surrendered with his whole force to the Mar quis de la Romano, was shot while eutleatouriag to effect kikesessle. •••••10 ' .t., WOII 10•41. TH E BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY. Jit.v 3. We have received a series of the Moniteur to the and Dutch Papers to the 29th last.—W e have made front then' some extracts, lint they con tain no intelligence from the Danube of a later date titan the Nineteenth Bulletin. An Austrian Bulletin notices a repulse of the French, in an at .teittpt to take the tere-ris-post at Presburgh.— V tenter is represented as greatly distressed fur provi- WWI% . • Report states, that accounts have been received by Government, of the French hiving been re pulsed, with considerable loss, in b s eral attempts which they made on the 13th, 16th and 17th ult. to cross the Danube. in the neighbourhood of Presburgh. The details of these wpecitions are unknown ; but the fart of the defeat of the Vfoelliy, we understand, is so fur credited by Ministers, us :o have induced their communicatiiin of it to Prince STaiiimmesua, and to the Siratilsii Assiiass,:wmt. The aliftank cartel, arrived On Friday at Portsmouth, from Modals. Colonel W Assn NG TON MOUTON, who sailed in her from Portsmouth, with dispatches frous the American Government, for that of France. landed there on the 4lst last, but it was with great difliculty that he obtained permission to go on shore. A Gentleman who came iu the Milbank, and was at Paris on the 9th Julie, states that various private letters were ie (Aired from the French army, from which it a ! ,- pears that they had 4.5,000 of their best troops lid rd and drowned in; the battle of the 2-1,1; and their loss is so severely felt by the Estee:loft, that almost every soldier in France, except some Gems trdrates, who are detained to brim on the coo scripts, are on their march to join the EMPEROR in Germany. About I Ju,ooo couseriptahad hero ed within the last .ix months. The seine letters state that Itlassitn a, (Duke of Rtvott,) was wounded in the action of the 22t1, ou the Danube: and that four Generals of Divisions were killed, and above 'likely other Officers of rank were killed and wiind..l on that day. Of twelve Aides-de- Cusip, who attended Marshal Luxes, who was Wavily wounded, cud siuce dead, only one ...- taped tinhurt.-.4/01.4APARTE'i fsvoorite corps of aniratuiers, (horsemen, armed with polished steel stoat: of mail,) and Ou DINOT'S division of grenadiers, were almost to a man cut to pieces. The war with Germany, which was !wrote unpopular, is now cried out against most violently. It is rather an extraor dinary eireuinotarice, that a grand expedition from expected England was generally _ to appear on the French coast, awl was every where spoke's of. It . was AU pposed to be intruded, in thefir,t inatance, ' for Flushing, and afterwards to go up the Elbe.— Colonial produce is very high at Morlaix ; sugar sells for five hyrea (4s. 41d.) per pound ; cud cof fee half-a-guinea per pound. The bravery of our army iu Spain is highly spoken of in France; and the death of Sir Joni( bloom' was regretted. Our seamen, who are prisoners in France, are well treat-. ed.—Sir JOH% NIokIIHEAD came passenger in the Milbank : he was liberated by a special order from B01111%1671: ; and has been chiefly confined at Versailles, since the deperwre of Lord Witly WORTH from Paris. The Joseph cutter is arrived at Felinoutli, in SI day% with Lieutenaut Guise, of the llarfloot, with dispatches for Government. fWe have re.' rived by her letters and papers from Lisbon to the 7th last. At that date Marshal Vicroa had ,abandoned the Portuguese frontier, and Wile re treating into the interior of Spain. Acts of bar barity every where marked his route. In the North 'of the Peninsula the Marquis of Roma ma has advanced to the eastern side of Lean, and de feated a small French corps at Sahagun, the point from whence the British army under General MOORE commenced its retreat. Report states, that the whole army of Soutix had surrendered to him, and that the latter was shot in attemptiug to wake his escape ; but this report does not appear to rest upon good tuthortiy. It was also ropamos. that cm tusotirrrcinsti si,diliat the french had broken out iu Genoa. The preparations fur the Greed Expedition are earned ou with great Activity. A %cry large fleet of men of war is collecting at Sirithead, to take the troops on board ; the force being so great, that transports cannotaire proeurcd to carry them. They are to take on board both horse and foot soldiers.-- The following are the regiments which are to embark there. Three squadrons, of the 9th Light Dregootior two. companies of the ysth Rifle Corps gas Seth, 71st, and Bath Lo,iht Itifentry.—The sth, QS (2. 1 Bat.),otitti.32ll. 36th, tits ( Ilat.), ti4.l, sod egi Regiments. These troops are to encamp on ground between Hasler and Fort Moukton, and oi. Yore Common, near Gosport. The Royal Ar tillery, LOW strong the sci Battalion Rap& Battalion Zsth Sd Battalion tat; ed Battalioa 14th, 51st, and Use ttd Battalion 63dRafneaul , These Ite,4ituents are to eucalup AUSouth $. CORM won, emit the *bole come in.—The ails, adh. , 26th, and ntlr„ are in re e4.—Tbie whale of o 'l 2 troops will have inarultest it, by the pith Sir ET= COOTS, Gets. Plena, and BeigarGell. .