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.• at the head both of the Government and the Police, and which were taken at Padua. ut four carriages, the wool of the love which the people of Italy near to the Emperov was then discovered. Every body • rebated the places otTered them ; no site was will . log to verve Austria ; and among seven milbons of men, woo Compose tbe.population of iiiii , the enemy could not dad more than three wretches who dill not repel sedateien. . . " The regtmeots of Italy, who had distinguished themselves iii Poland, and who hail emulated, in the campaign in Catalonia, the iiinm aiirient French campaigns, covered themselves with glory in every ru g ',cement. The people of Italy are moschiag with rapid stride.* to the last 'period , of a happy v eh h ange ir t hber p sn i nt y rt ! o w l tthe and k i t i ru le s t o ti t . 0 to s recollections, which the Court of Rome, that _ . swarm of inunks, awl its own illvisiows, had ruined, . is appearog with honour again un the theatre of Europe. " All the details which reach us of the Austrian army Mew, that ou the 21d and VII its loss was en ()mous. The choice twori of the army have pe risn. it The good folks of Vienna say, that the ma welivres of General Danube saved the Austrian _ _ rie Tyrol and the Voraflung are completely aut l ec d. Condole, Styua. eat isithiu, the territory Upper mud Leer Austria. are pact . LA and disarmed. • " Trieste, that city where the Freisch and fteliatis auffentd in malty io.valts, has been occupied. Otte cireamstaisett iu the capture of Trieste has been . most egreisable to the Ea' Amor...the delivery of the Hisao so spate, r. 141. I s I receiv.lt Itftieri to tit Hilt .for A oelna, but, detained by contrary wiuda, it re nt slued iu toe power of the Austrians. " Jane' itt . the army of Dalmatia will soon take idle-. The Juke of Ra.rus4 began his march as soon nu he heard that the army of Baty war on the lsouiro. It is hoped. that it ad! arrive at Lay bath before the sth of Jame. " The robber, Schit:, who assumed. and with reaso n , the title of tienrral in the service of Eng lam'. after having prostituted the name of the Kaisg of Prjataa, as the satellites of England prostitute Viet of Ferditsatul ut lief/111r, has been panties' and .chased into on island of the Elbe. " The Kim; of Weat l distha, indgrodently of 15.000 men of los owl, troops, had .st Dutch snob and a ['moods 411V1111",1: and the Dake of Velar)• has already uoiteil at liaottoth o !divisions Odor Cor ! ,4 of Oraservattoss, ciao ed by (ie , teen& and 0.-4,teattx, a dipdtiefi of tie brigades of Looted+, Cleineut, "Lupin. and • , • • Voiudelerel. " The pandeation of Swabia arts free the Corps • s ' of Observation of (lettere! Beaumont, which is col teeted at Aiigsburgh, and ',byre are more than 5,000 dingeous. " The rage of the Princes of the House of Lor raine actitist Vienna may he ;sainted with one stroke. The capital is fed by 40 smuts, raised on the left bai.k df the river. They have removed stud destroyed theta." . VOIIRTEL:vt 51 UULLETIti. - • " ESERIDORFF. JUNE 1. " The laritlett tiro* the Danube are completely re-established to there have been added a flyiti:: bridge ; aid all the weeessisry materials are prepar . log for another bridge of floats. Seven machines are rotpitted to drive in the piles, but the Danube being in many places 14 sod id feet iu depth, mach time is spent in order to tix the anchors, wh-o the inae.mies are displaced. However, our works are advancing, and will be wished in a short time. " The General of Brigade of Engineers, La. somat. is eitipto)ed oo the left bauk upon a We ' . da-poat of Iddo topes in extent. and which will be surrotoKied by a trench full of runniug water. " The 44th crew of the flotilla of Boulogne, eammended by the Capiteiae de Vaimeau. Baste, es arrived. A great number of boats, cruising iu the river shout the islands, protect the bridge, sad render greet service. " The battalion of marine workmen labour in t the construction of little armed vessels. which will sent completely to common' the river. " After the defeat of the corps of General J1:1.. L WHICH. :sl. Slat-mew, Captain-Adlutuut of the staff of the army .of Italy. was seat with an or derly dragoou upon the mad to Saltxburgh, who having snrcessively met with a column of tsso troops of the line, sod a column of geoo militia, both of whom were cut off, and had Inst their way, they, on being summoned to surrender, laid down • their arms. " The General or Division Lars:erne is arrived et Oldsoihurgh, the first country town or Hungary, with a strong arbro.seeel guard. There appears to be some ferment in Ilungary, where wen's winds are divide-11, the Streeter part of them not seeming raiVOUII4//le to Austria. " The General of Division LAIALLL: has his heart-quarters apposite to Hes/YR:iv, and pushes los pests to Alteotioorg 'nod Rhaab. • ' " Three divisions of the army of Italy are arrived at Neustadt. The Vitbacie has been for the last tao days et the head-querters of the Emperor. " Gen. MACDOMAi.n, Oho commando one of the rorpsof the army of Italy, has entered Gratz. There babe been found in this capital of Stvria immense ni.igazines of provisions, clothing. and equipments of every kind. " The Duke of D its TZIC is at Lintz. The Prince of Newt Coivu is marching to Vienna. The General of Division Vandamine, with the Wirtein bergers, is arrived at St. Pollee, Montero, and Creme. az Tranquillity velvet in the Tyrol : rut off by the movements of the Duke of Dautzie, sod of the army of Italy. all the Austrians who !viol been en gaged in that point have !leen destroyed ; some by the Duke of Dentzic—others. such as the rorps of Jeltichich, by the army of Italy. Those who were in Swabia, had no other resource, than to entice - sour to cross Germany as perasans, directing their march by the Upper Palatinate. fe. 6101 mall coining of infantry and cavalry, which, after escaping from Linden. was met by Cul. Reiset, of Gen. Benumant's corps of observation. It was cot off at Neumarck : and tbe whot.i column. 011P_.trs and Wiliam, 14i.1 down their arms. tranquil ; bread sal wine are .# net ; hot tatst, which Ibis capital inert to • • • • - • • • • dritv from the bottom Or ifungary, begins to be mud, on the reeeiprof dispatcl.cs Iron; his brother. scarce. Contrary to all reasons of policy, and mos the Archduke Charles. proceeded tg Cracow; cud tives of humanity, the eiii•my do all in their power from thence took the road to Austrian•Silesiii. in I. starve their fellow-citizens and this city, al- order to join his brother iii Moravia. In though it militating their wives and childreu. Him the Archduke Ferthriand 11,0. left 10,000 to defend d.ffrreut is this from the conduct of our Illentl• IV. that province against the Poles, who are liewever who supplied a city then hostile to, and besieged more ainutious than their eiteni, uu 1. iii con2tilic by, him, with provisions ! tion with, the Russians, will soma threaten Hungary. " The Duke of slootomlo died yesteblaYi at The Duke of itigus. (minnow) is imi,t tu have five in the morning. Shortly before, the Emperor marched to Cerlstad, the capital of Croatia. passed an hour with him. Hue Majesty sent his st ADM.. at AY Aule-de-camp Rapp for Dr. Franck, one of the His Majesty retnnied )e.tenley from Toledo. most celebrated physicians iii Europe. His wounds His short absence was deepl , c4retted by a people were in good condition, but a dangerous fever had accustonied to enjoy the sit 411.4 presence of their made, iu the course of a few hours, the most fatal Sovereign. progress. BAYONNE. JUNE 1. " All the assistance of art was useless. His MA- According to private intelligente, received from jests has ordered that the hotly of the Duke of Madrid, the Duke of helium:l has again attacked 11Iuntelsello should be emlniltned cud conveyed i;toirrel Citestu, touted him on every point. forced to France, there to receive the honours that are him to abendou Zafra, and ptinmed hint to Lerena, due to his elevated rank and eminent servicre.— winch our triwsps occupy. This latter town is 20 Thus died one of the most distinguished soldiers leagues distance from Seville. We hope, iii cons h tat ' Frianee ever produced. to the many battles eetpienve of this affair, to be soon ousters of that in which he was engaged, he hail received thirteen place. wounds. The Emperor was deeply of lieted by notiLli, MAY 20. this loss, which will be felt by all France." In order to facilitate our communications, the army quitted Thorn on the 12tla of this mouth, iu order to proceed to Pulsliek. It is helieved, that our army, victorious, on the left of the Vistula, la already on the hanks of thr San, a river which fulls into the Vistula on' the right, below Sendomir.— Seine letters limn fiend-quarters affirm, that the Archduke Ferdinand liasoollected his forces on the side of Sainfoinir, to cover the bridges; whence we have to infer, that is is 11111.01 /Sid V false, that this Prince cats be iu the euvirous of goi7l4:ssew, in the district of [Nitta, in Great Poland, lii the North east of Warsaw. This is one of those. Iris ces nt lit lice which the propagators of false tidings deal in, who are fond of spreit.ling alarms, and fur that purpose. create iu their imegiiietion a for midable army, which they Daimon without diffi culty to the environs of Sochagen and Combyn, nader the orders of Prince Ferdinand. The criti cal situation in which the House of Austria now finds itself, is not one its which an Archduke cull traverse those countries without any object. PRAGUE, MAY 29. The following had been brie R /111.0111 US MAJebill TUC SM.Sllie AMU RING, TO TIIT AIICOISTICT TWA RI.FP,•TNTILALtssitto. " DrAlt BROTHI.R CNA EFS Mil, it is tome, yester day express to you in memos, stiy wannest thanks for the glo rious victory yuu hire gained; but thin is out suOicieut for my heart. I say it now, cud I .hall repeat it ion every occa sion, Weasse I, whom Dissui. llWlDUlreftlipl of* great Musarchy sus utterly %timid* to reward you, my deer mother, your ciimputitom in arms, and toy (Hare army, sod cording to pair tit, rip. It was 'nerved for you, the two, beer of my heart, the prime support of nay throne, 10 iNier runt, for the first time thew Moo yenta, the good Airtime of the adversary. You are the saviour ut the 'votary, which; as well as the Musiarelt, will etentally think and likes you. " With deep auseibility I yesterday assayed the elevated courage awl enthusiasm of the troops, and their usauly row- Intim so assure by victory the independence of the Miniareley. It was the sweetest morneut of my life--o rare and iscart-en breniug spectacle, sail one which eau nerer• he eradicated from my mind. I beg you, my .kcr heather, to declare Ibis to tay brave army, mad to do every thing to preserve lbw rare spirit among them." GENERAL ORDERS OF Tdit 24TH or MAY. "The days of the 71st sod 22.1 of May will be eternally ITICIAOCIthir in the history of the world Ilse army has given waifs of patriotism, heroism, andemitenspi of danger, whirls poste' ity w iit admire, and our descendants hold up as spees- Meng Of rare and great actions. It furaislied the enemy, who had lately boasted ~fib sombilstion, with Moody prom's of its eaistctice It his surpassed say great eit i reciatium, assail I feel proud to, be Its hailer. Yon are id the field of battle the first soldiers of the world; lw so also is the spirit of dis cipline. is the love of order, sod la respect to due property of the citizen ' • thee would you be tout only the lust, bat the asfy sw sa day, ad your grateful soanny will blest your deeds. Our bclured Monarch luau. coolish:nee its yon, and thanker,* with paternal emotions for the security of his throne, and the welfare of your families. " 1 expect immediately from the Cornmantleoi of the dif ferent Coops the roost arcosustoutial reLtiou or what took place with turn rasp-etire Memorial. The country and the Sowereigu wish to he ortmainted with the supporters of their independence, glory, soul greatness; their imams shall shine in the sunsets o' Austria: till then I can only name and re ward those whose distinguished merit is either recognised by the whole arum, or whom occident brought nearer to my personal ohscrwatioo. " Prince John of Liehtensteio, General of Cavalry, hiss immortalized his tissue. This feeling, anti nay ardent at. tachnicut to has praise, sic pledges of the gratitude of our Monarch I can - reward him only by the pu expression of my esteem. " In the name of ilia Majesty, I nominate as CoaintAnders of the Order of Theresa, panto Wunpfc*, Col Wnoliti, kc. The Archduke CiiiliktLF.S, Gauesislistllnus. MARIS, JOSS!: 4. Reports have been in circulation for some days, of a conspiracy against the King of Prussia, which was happily frnstrated. It Is said, that it wits the intention of the conspirators to declare this sove reign incapable of reigning. It is coutidently as wetted, that several inhabitants of the Murk and Silesia have been engaged is this plot. It is cer tain that a greut inany persons have been arrested in both these provinces, particularly in Silesia. Suit E 5. The Cominaorlant of Vienna caused u proclama tion to be posted on the 2.id tilt. wherein he com plained that several prisoners of war have been ear ned off, and hid iu the city. lie had ordered that every inhabitant, to whose house one of such pri soners of war way be found hid, shell be taken be fore a Slilitary Coinuti‘simicr, and punished re cording to the rigour of the laws. Letters from Augsburg, dated the _nth of May, announce that the Tyrolese liisurgents, who occu py Fort Schaertiitz, have hitherto refused to sue reader. Colonel d'Anm, who addressed a prechs !nation So them ou the 19th ult. has been ordered to reduce the fort, as, well as the neighbouring district, whose inhabitants are still in arms. NAT 49. The Cl4llllOll was fired at nine o'clock this 1111 l ris ing, to celehritte the junction of the army of Italy with that of Germany. The order of the day states, that the former amounts to 60,itou men. YIANKIPORT. in'ttY I. The entrance of the Duke of Brunswick into Seemly, has itiduced His Majesty to gait i.eipsie end to move to Eiseintch. The l• lynch army that is ftssembling at Erfunli, will Ire cutonfatidirl by the King of Westphalia. RTRALSUND, fuNk: 3. On the 25th ult. Schill entered this place, mak ing an altogether unexpected attack ; .and on the 31st. the minted Dutch and Danish troops advanced to deliver the city. Schill, eetrinr7 that no resource Was left for him, resolved to defend himself stoutly, and convert Stralsund into a second Sarugosse.— The town wen defrosted by 27 pieces of C7llllloll— the Denial RIM Dutch mitered the place by assault, and the battle *MI 11111411 i in the Streets. la every street were deed bushes. StJpll, io "iespair. sent to the Town-hall, Rod demanded sulphur nod pitch to set the piece oa ere. This was refused him. A musket bell killed him to the Fahrstrinne. and his body was carried to the Town-liall. Thore of his troops which were aide, made their eresspe.— Many prisoners were taken. 5 - el wens killed. 'nip Lutd - . lament the toss of their 4 ienerel. Carteret, and two f 'elonels, find mule miler oaken'. Yesterday eveuhT.,.the body of Schtll was buried privately. A mnanwent is to hr erected before Stralsuisd, in usenory of this officer" JON" 3. Arruoling to the litteat intelligence from Poland, ill the authorities belonging te the Grand Dswby n:tarned to Warsaw. The Archduke Ferdis • BRITISII PRESS OFFICE, Saturday morning, 2 to'Clock. _ DCTCII We have just received Dutch papers to the 13th instant. from which we have nude the following extracts:— DANTRIC. MAT 9.3. intelli.gance was this day received. that the Anstrians, in the night between the moth and I st inst. retreated from Thorn to brow. rochevr. The following general orders were this day issued in this place : .6 General Ilinalsmwsky, Commandant of this city. acquaints the Field and other Others of the garrison of llontrie, that the Pettish army, uneler the order of Prince P‘iniatowsky. has entered old Gal. licia. The sett regiment of foot has taken from the enemy a %%hole !hark of artiller. and made Juno prisoners. The enemy, obstructed in &I his operations. seems to art without any preconcerted ohm, *nil is not likely, for arty length of time, to oppo,e the victorious arms of His Impel tut Ma jesty. "Gkairausrsay." (Leyden Gazette, June ie.) MAY 26. According to yesterday's Gaunt. Gen. Doin• brostski has left this city, in pursuit of the enemy. whose intention was to excite a revolntiau in Po land, for the purposeof incorporating Warmly. with Galicia, which was heaceforth to lie govern ed by the Archduke Miximilian. as Viceroy. On the 10th instant, the fortress of Zinnias .was taken by our army by assault. Three thousand men were taken prisoners, and thirty pieces of ordnance, in the place. By the lintaletr•lineot, • powder magazine was blown op.-. (The same Paper.) PASSAU, MAY 24. According to lettefs from Lints. the Ponte Corvn (Marshal Bernadotte) has erowied the Danube, "with a numerous army, compered of French, S4‘oll. Wirteisilierg troopti,..kc. in order to bike the Aastrient in the rear, while the Empe ror Nilpotent'. with Ins whole force, attacks the Archduke Charles iu front. ISIPZIC, MAY 30. By a courier, dispatched from Vienna on the 2.4 th inst. certain nuteJligrace has been received, that, op to that day, the greatest order and tram quillity prevailed iu that capital. We karts that the Russian armor, under the orders of Prince Liallits. has left its cantonments, sod is marching by Challis to Lemberg. Another column of Russian troops was destined to march against Warsaw, to dislodge the Austrians ; but hn Virfll4 . 44llellee of their having evacuated the Duchy, this column has taken another direction. PAM% June 7. The American 'loop, the Syren, which bet soil (mm Baltimore on the 6th of hot inonth, arrived in I: Orient the 30th ult. having a sterienger on board, charged with dispatches for the French Go- Vereinent. The I (ply Penni, narket arrived ou Tire«lay at rihnulitti. with Mails frost the Leeward Islands, lifter a plumage of :Kr day,. Their cuistrota are nut important. The motion !piety ITIONIe by Col. VA:A/IDLE. tortl. Ossining' of the inutiorat departraeo of the arsuys has given rise to the iostitatirrn of a 10,1 Board. to inquire Into ti a COlNistut of that Irranrh ..r tire puts lie service. The Board' utmost, of ;rueful lox. Pfevidaiit (leveret Roes, the nottotirotrle Grerivra.l Utottxttcs.. Sir Shorn Actrauxv• Mhl LAI Xl/8111.TX; Colonel 1111•U37m.sh Secretor!. t -11! 4 _ - _ THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY. Jug,: 17. We gave Yesterday the substance of the 13th and 14th Bulletins of the French army in Gran n y, with the material points of the other prominent articles in the German papers to the Gsh. Paris to the 9th, and Dutch to the kith instaut.—W e , this day, insert thew at length. We con fees, that we derive no little consolation front the two new Bulletins, contrasted with the various let ters. general orders, and other official or authentic documents published 14 the Austrians, relative to *plate most important eveuts on the Danube. It is, however, only by a cooler and more attentive comperismi of these opposite statements, that wr eau 10011 411 Illtlillitte opinion. We are nertrilio. km much mistaken, if BoNA PARTE, noewitiowtoold lag his Waists of the juuction of the army of Italy with that of Germany, and his pretended conaple- Aiwa of the bridges across the Danube, is not already greatly embarrassed, either how to keep, or bow to evacuate Vienna. Famine, it is evident,begins already to assail hint ; end his allusions to the ho. amenity of IL:env the 4th, who fed. while he lie eked the Parisians, are as Absurd in the mouth of .a Corsican ruifiao, wbo desolates the earth. in Or der to satiate his thirst armpits, as they are irrele vent in the instance before us. Suppressed rage, indignation, disai.poiiitutent, and all the characters sties of mortified expectation, hpwever artfully blended or concealed by an air of pretended tri umph, pervade every line of these two Bulletins.— They evince. even beyond any aftertione of the Austrian Government or Commander, that he has not yet aiseninplislitel the object of his exp.- ditiou. But though these facts, considerations, and reflections, Open matter of hope, they cannot, by any means, justify or authorise confidence. His unceasing exertions, added to his immense means of every, kind, may still enable him to re cover the ground that be has lost. It is evident, that op to the lst of June he still kept possession of the sob-do-peog, on the north shore of the Danube, which he was endeavoring, by all the efforts of military skill and science. to render in attachable. To the south of the river, it would appear that he was waster of all the provinces of the (louse of Austria, quite to the Adriatic; we mean those of Styria. Carinthia. and Carnioln— For, as to flongaiy sod erisatia, it is sufficiently elm that he had mule no impression on either, ' though he prettnols that LA SA I.Lhi had pleated his posts to Altetiboarg and to Ranh ; and though the Ports Papers sobjuiii that MARNoNT " was said to have marched to Carlstadt, the .capital of Croatia." The Daimler, though lie affects to he merry, amid is even jocose, on the wan:surrey of that river, seems to have oaf-grneretd !hum, and still to glee him no little employment, as all as solicitude. Ile com plains notch of its depth, and of the trouble which that quality of the river occasions him in driving down piles. For the first time. the Boulogne flotilla, which has been so long useless, ismears nu the scene. The 44th crew of that naval equipintut has been *rut to old the enter prise against the ARCIIDUICE. The tears of this subtle tiger. which flow fur his Duke of Moires:- lasso, and tlq iimereill obsequies of Lams, conclude the Fourteenth Bulletin. We shall, pro. badly, on Monday, make some olnervations on the Austrian accounts, which, though most satisfacto ry, yet leave us much in the dark, upon a variety of pones, most interesting acrd important. We are peculiarly tempted io ask, Where are Hintze and CoLLoWRAD ?—Nor are we lees anxious to know what is becoase of JRl.l.Acillcii and of CNA,- TEI.I.AIt? We have already had occasion to native the Pro. demotion of Prince WILLIAM of BRUNSWICK. ad dressed to his cotintrymen. from Zittau, on the gist of May. He is the youngest of the lons of the late Duke of litturtewtee, and of course stoods in the near relationship of nephew to the King of OSSA.? BRITAIN, and, at the same nine. of cousin and brother-in-law to the Prince of Wa LIM Hay , Mg been born iu 1771, he is now in the fell vigour of his age, end weeny appeal to the laogaitge, no less than to the sentiments, of his address to the Giermantp for the iwonf of his euergy of mind.— ' When young, he entered into the Prussian service, in winch lie holds the rank of Major-General.. Ilia uncle, the late Prince Facoasme of BROIMTIAR, alt inarrien the heiress of lVirtemberg Orly, a small Duchy iii Lower Silesia. hutting died without issue, that P ' !ipality descended to him on bee uncle's d r owse. He appears eipahtt of replacing the iotrepitl &Nita., a n d worthy to lead rot the (;ermans *pima Omen. oppressors. But it remains to be proved, that ilia People whom he invokes possess the determination to resist, which he entlesvours to inspire. Has position, ow the edge of Bohemia, though .hi l the territory of !insane. i. well Relculated for aelion.as he NM) derive RNlNSittace from all querters. We are not without hopes that we mac woe hear more of lee successful exertions. Time Elector of SAC)Nr. not considering himself safe. either at °waists, nr at latipsic. has Mimi In Eyspoisels. • town of Thuringia, almost on the Gnutiers of Heise Ce.eei ; eee.l there are perinea - ,