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nougary, older to mritacwitte the .intiturettion there. VIIN N A, MAY . 3. By %kite "of au Ukase of the Russiaii Govern ment, w:rieh a courier haat brought hither, all Rus sians who are here, have 'received orders to remain here no.langer. The greater number . ill, in clin g/mace, leave this place to-morrow. The first co lumn of the Hungarian lusuirection is already 'ar rived here. rite Einpress left this place yesterday. tier attendauts proceeded towards Huugary some ills ago. Pd•T 6. the most active exertions are made for putting 'this capitol into a state of defence. The Archduke Maxiiailian, who was it-patched hither, has pub lished a Proclamation, uildressisig the inhabitants, . cod exhorting them to a defence of their city. •usrat A, MAY 4. M'e have heard nothing or battles since the vetreat of the Archduke Charles over the Danube. He has ti hie greet army iu Bohemia. °Viler to viidilinid 04r via-my frntn entering eotrt:ocloool.t,. am forming there; 13,000 tne.• utni; daily ut • i•rrca sWAIIIA, KAY 6. • The I',rolese peamoits huve away 300 IEO - ruls dealt, and laid contribution* in money 01) ‘illages. Thee to force voitie,; people to them ; but a ['reach corp 4 is iornsiii4 tl.eos. They have already received a 'evere check st boy from the Wurtemburg cavalry. LCDN't...tAttilt6, MAY 14. The prooeQs of the Tyrolt,e Insurgent.: trovarib. the frootiera of Bavaria mai SWil , ;%I. I. till tlitir hay log taken poaaeetion of suverul pl ie., in the ' urid berg, had several omit!' aii.ee iddiirod his Ilajesty to draws cordon the frontier of this concert with the king of lia, iriu. lis consequeri of the troops bring placed on the side of Bavaria, the rebels en tered Kempten, lintnrostodt, lirrtiehz, and on the tOth Nletusiiingeo. King has resolved therefore to send too elialo.• si.. and u battalion against them. Atensyrt: ItUati. MAY 13. We hear that a corps of air • t I,Vestplialiati troops are to take pos,cs.iim of flitionver. It is likewise said, that Stettin, (Hogan, and Custrin, with their fortusves, are to be put in possession of thr King of Westphalia. From Carlsruhe we learn, that the Bader' troops 'sae proceeding to Viiralberg and the Northern 1 yrol. I.I I ICCE, MAY 22. . The followint.: important intelligence is contained ih letters of the 13th instant, front the Lower 0.1 the .1-01, of April, the Emperor of Russia •iflarlared seer u,raiost Atis,tria• and ordered hiaur- Mies to cuter Gallicia aml lbiowary. Rtts. slam bit already entered Calla:at, and boats .th Atistriat:s. • " The Rip.; of Prussia, far from approving th drollatints corpi k t.t! , .1 by Schill, has sent an Istinv • of •ie,•oo mall ae oost dist robber, in tonjuuctiuti with the trouja. lei IVastithulia. "'S c iacr 'the lust.. the Preach flag ha• been yafurled you the top of St. Stephen's churclr at N'ienao. Ou the tuth or lid; the F.mlatra Najot kcal o at , to feas t the capital. The Ettliwter ell • 11. has solicited reser. " A private letter from the French head-clam. tett of the titli announces, that 0,1 that .!uy an Ans. tviati officer of the staff had arrived with a to- tiengyr, bearing n letter writteot by the Eriinti‘ to the Ettiperor Napoli ou, in which th e }:inpiror of Austria implored an armistice sod peace of Ilis Majesty in the most 'mashie expres sions'. The' short time of the stay or the Park oteataires in the head-quarters of H .blajesty„ dace , ' an °pillion that the atisoter was florasoar able—the more so, as the array continues advent.- tag." Derirt.noar, xillr 17. A proclaination has this o.ay hecii published bete up-Ainat ; it ea u :Niles thus : " His snores would be of no lung duration Were be to set hi. fisot iu the Greed Darby. An sew et reserve has brio unier to repair albs over peace sway be .1 billibrdLrtuetl. the IV. a r e ;mi d the Moine ; as... the hero who ia ~..rier.l at Vaquia, m t:.e 111 . 11:5& of , i.(1,N)15 Ail/1310E]*, irlii know hew to defend h.. States 414...0..t a rob !ma, a.l mir;sh time who granted him auy anststanee ; hut the pusaa'ament will be diva/Ifni, for the time is cone when the point, ought to be taueht that this nest, the noblest, the must iedispensable of taws te--submission to their government." MAGOSIBUILO. MAY to. Schill has succeded in esestpinir into the Old Mark, on tile approach of the We.iphalian troops • A -treat number of his adherents liave been take 11 prisoners to Caso.l. He has, it appears, again erns • I over to the right Isaisk of the Ellie. The btu_ dents of little evinced no iodination to join this Ahelbsio. The part of Sehilf's corpa, which. under Colonel Brunnow, entered Oafle at four o'clock, left it use same day, after seizing some small arms, money. and clothes. I 101.111110 . 01 1 1, MAY 10. Yesterday Seliill was at Cohlitx, ,ax leagues from Magdeburg. lot a battle near Durlentlnd; he left 15 !nen and three officers killed; *besides 17 num and one officer wounded. 'Elie lierrieoti of Mal;- &burgh has been strengthened by te.c. Dutch rt gtioents. 'MUTE, APIIII. It. Capo d'lstria surrendered at 7 o'clock last night, after having three days defended itself wits the utmost rigour. During the capitulation, nn F.tig -1 M frigate, which wits unacquainted with the cir cumstance that the town was capitulating, tired a , mitt au shot on the place, which, however, is Ina little iluiliaged. MILAN, MAI 10. Th e f...l: nw ip g notr, peoreetlioog from thr !wool 9mortrr.. of the liny, hob ihi‘ moment pub- Is lora I.OV A ns'ca, MAY g. three del in the morning. On the reviving of the ph, his Imperial Ilighartsr the I.e. ' avid in Chief, ordered.that the msluy s!gould paw the pi.. e on the day following. !haring lite irlithi every preparatom wan made for carrying thin 6,41 enterprire tato • location. The passage wesefficted at three yestirdsy morning; half the army.satr ricrn , s, it:nl the tither half tinted the river is pretence of the earemy, who was encamped on the other aide, and was owoord by false attack. on other prints. Hastily was the ps,tage !fretted' then the l'reso troops threw theinaelvev noon the enemy. The eavahy, thy a It,. geura, no.l the artwM ry, prrforuseil pro.lat of. of vitkost. The eueinti r iz e rs were Conduit a:: nod the instant they were at . ) %OCT rani" tir4k,n. The enrol, kale kft n enn,idierable numhtr el killed wed wee , vled co the Sett( of beak. ...tenons' I 1,. tomer are loc. vend Grum*, pookoplerly Licat.feeutral I) 1)1. sq.t. IV. , • r State lan 18 pleat% of tuition, soil a ntimber of Amts. The General Coniiniusd.ng the artillery. and the Colon:soder of the'ervalty, have been taken, tad sell ea a astabcr of other officers, and an itifiney void/els. The enemy's army was iu complete route. Tr,..ter 'the Prince-Central-in-Chief pursues his brilliant arleasitszcs, and to-aiglat or to.utorrow, I detailed account v ill be of a victory as brilliant from the boldness of die pesh *Mai produced it, as front the erpluits which wii: f.w . pfiteraollet, holm on the army of Italy..—(Monitrur ) aaYoxxe, SLAY 10. The Conrier from Mettrid is arrived this morn ing. Ile brings tau fresh intelligence of the armies Vr Inch are :advancing on the side of Extremadura and Andalusia. The Duke of Treviso is arrived on the plain of Astotga; his line extends to Madrid. tie- Herat Kellerman has effected his junction with the Duke of Elehingen. It is even -aid that the French have entered Oviedo, the capital of Astoria, without resistance. Time Insurgents of this kingdom have DO menus of escape but by sea. FRANKFORT, MAY 15. According to accounts from Ratislron. the ad vanced guard of the French army entered Vicuna oil the 9th. The Emperor was expected to make his entrance on the lUth or thc Ve have this moment received intelligence that tae city oh Vienna, on the 7th, sent a deputation to Ilia Majesty the Emperor Nupoleoii, to implore his fawn*, Mid oiler their submission. Accniding to letters front Augsburg, His Ms. jesq , the Emperor Napoleon has given the duchy of 14laliurg to the Herillitury Prince of Bavaria.— (Utrecht Courant, May 32.) SALZBURG, MAY 3. The j..urnal of this city contains a proclamation of the Nlarlhal Duke of Ditntaic to the inhabit. auto. ich, woong other things, it is said— " You ever again return under the Guverntuent of Austral: fetes/nu' you. The militia (I...traducer) dual rout. r boost t In) down their -.ernl at Slaburs 4 . At.. ,V 1.411111311( ~ L ols the nooo , a bliall not Is . M laid &wit th..sr arms will,. . sett dit)s t rt s ,ll he hued ate,: treat.. .1 MAI m.'.i. - try srrorit• In the saute . e Tyrolese are thus tuldres.ed " Hasten to avert tire c-h,n.i.v which threatens you. You hat rim other choice, than swrily submission, ur ass (nti mite defence, which most oec.e.ion the rain apse country. kiwi rerOUI it to the clauenr!. of the greatest of Emperor., situ Ahem e ilie same. If you itelay looser, it will be too late. Lay ujuwa your arms —.Tyrolese save your country." The will of llis .Majesty the Emperor of the French is, that the country of Sielztaurgh ►hall be govern-al in his name. Various measures hove in consequence been taken by the Marshal Duke of Dentate, Commander-in-Chief of the Bavarian aratiy.—(4auterdam Royal Courant, Noy 19.) LANDSHUT, 14A 1r 4. It is known that the Austrian troops, at their ru trance into Bavaria, met with no resistance, but were suffered to advance to the batiks of the leer. '!'heir first appearance :t I.l.ml:tient, from which 1; ivanans bad retired to the opposite hank of the her, was almost comic. Some Austrian Cilium were seen to side fell gallop through the city, with enormous bundles of paper,—Th e s e were thousands of espies of the Proclama tions of t. . Archduke Charles, to the ljavarians and the germait nation, by which :t was hoped to excite revolt. Several of these Proclamations were sent to the Aavarotti advanced posts, or placed ou the bridge over the bier, which had not yet been broken down. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, FRIDAY, MAY 46. At eight o ^k, last morning, the Park and Tower guns wen, iiied, ►n honour of the entrance of the British army into Oporto, and the victories which preceded it, obtained over Marshal Sint.? by Sir ARTWUR WEI.I.RILEY. At ten o'clock the details were published iw an EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTE, u copy of which is given in the front of this paper. The insult of the several actions was highly hoisonv.ili!i to the British arms; but we question whether the success was of that decided nature and esteut, to he announced in the way in winch We proclaim our most illiaut vial important victories. It will not surprise: us to find, that the French clai m the victory upon the lOth, a►►d certain. ly Ovens() following clays ware very sharply contested. Some guns it ere fired last aight,about 8 o'clock, and it was generally reported, that an account lied been received of a fresh victory ; but, on inquiry, we learned that the tiring proceeded from the River Feneibles, and did not take place at the Park or the Tower. That Sir A aritu WILLEILET would, however, follow up his success with promptitude, and that we may anticipate fresh advantages over the enemy in his retreat, is almost certain : us, on the night after the kit action, when our parties were sent out to t►ace the course of the enemy, they were blowing up their tnu►hrils, and destroy ing their ammunition : Marshal BERESFORD had taken the road to Chaves, end Sir A. WIELLEsLmr to Braga, to cut off their retreat. I:R ESN VICTORY. Sine nriring the above, w;learn, that Ministers received, at a lute hour, au account that Sir AR THUR Wet. rest.cir hud overtaken the rear of Snut.T . i army on the night of the 19th, that an avian ensued, and that he defeated the enemy, taking 30011 prisoner.. We announced yesterday the arrival of Dutch Papers to the 23d, and French to the 18th inst. stating the enblence of Boa A !SUITE into Vienna on the 9:11. Our readers •rill, however, recollect, that according to the Sixth Bulletin of the French Army, he ass at St. Polten on that day ; upon is tuure careful perusal of the Dutch Pa pers, tie have reason to believe thattoity.the van of Min - French army entered it an the and that "Ho;:trairea ails not expected notil the 10th or I l th. lee has Kivu the Duchy of Salrburgh to the Ilereditary Prince of Bay.► Rea, foriLttiog that . • "glee mint trAo once did sell thi hoes skin, trkilc the beast lived, tens killed in hunting hint :-- for Ye do nut believe that the Emperor of AIMTRIA has seed for pewee; and although the enemy lie in possession of his capital, his armies are still un broken.. It is said he is gone to the head , quarters of the Archduke Cuaitf.cs, who was proceeding front Bohemia to the Austrian frontiers Rus sia es state.! to have declared war agaiiist Ans.- trim, and obtained • victory in (Whew. SCM(I.I. appears to gain force, mid is very active mu his ope rations in the Yorth of Germany. The debate upon Mr. Z;euvitu's Bill was ad journed lust night until Vt educsday, the cliOCUSet . . of Mr. PA LMElei claim having occupied so much time. The :Ministerial Prints of vesterday, its their Rs port of the proceedings on Wednesday night in the Ilonse of Commons, state, that Col. Sittni.EY's motion, relative to promotions in the, srtny e usis lost by a majority of lire, whereas it was ciairried by that majority, again-4 the strength of Minis ters. They sustained another defeat last night on the 'notion re- peeling Mr. PALVEIeti claim, a hich was carried by a majority of four ; the numbers, upon a division, beiug, for Mr. PALMER, 1 - 27, against him, 123. The (I.2claration made by Mr. CANNING, in the House of CI illllll.lllf Oil Wednesday night, stating, that the agreement, purporting to be entered into by our Nlmisters and the American ( kivernment, was not inside in conformity with the wishes of 1 I'm MAJESTY, nor such as His MAJESTY could up prove, and that it was contrary to Mr. Easatts instructions, caused yesterday a depression of the funds, although Mr. CANNING at the same time SSW, " as it was possible that, under the faith of that agreement, various speculations in trade might be entered into by American merchants, it Iwcaine necessary. to prevent any inconvenience or detri ment to them, to issue some order, by which they might be secured of indemnity in their specula tions, at least till the sentiments of His MAJESTY could be conveyed to America." An Order in Council, to the effect stated by Mr. CAN MINI., will appear in to-morrow night's Gazette. - A Message from His MAJESTY was delivered last night to both Houses 4 Parliament, announcing Treaty with Austria, and requesting that Parlia--' meta would enable His . ‘iAJEATY to subsidize that Power, as also Spain and Portugal. Mr. PracE VAt., in the Cunnuons, hesitated to declare the sum that might be necessary; but the Earl of LIVER.. root., in the Lords, stated it at three millions.— This Message was probably anticipated in the City, and may have combined, with the American quer tiou, to depress the Funds. The Duke of SussEx has been confined, for the last four or five days, with his old complaint, au astlitnu, brut we are happy , to say hi is better. On WydliesJay his ktopd Highness was %isitesl by his Royal Crotbers the Dukes of CUMMLAND and CASI•WIDGE. Yesterday, her Royal Highness the Princess of Wiacs, dined with her mother the Duchess of BRUNSWICK; at Blackheath. In the evening, her Royal Highness returned to Kensington Palace, and gave a grand ball and supper to upward, of three hundred pertains of the first distinction. The repairs of St. James's Palace are not to take place till after the King's birth-day. IVednesday, a messeuger arrived with dispatches frosts Mr. Faeae, our Minister at the Junta. He brings dispatches from Cadiz to the 11th of May. Up to that time one learn that no movement had taken place in the armies of Vtcrea and Cum.*. They remained in their respective positions. The Bishop of BANGOR is translated to the vacant See of London ; the Rev. BOWYCR EDWARD SPARKS:. Dean sf Bristol, i. to he the new Bishop.. During the cry of is No Popery," he harangued at a public fleeting at Beistol, and he preached from the pulpit against the Catholic claims. The Amulthea, NMI:, arrived off Falmouth, parted with the Duttou, from St. Croix ; Diana, from Demerara, and Adventure, from St. Croix, on the Ist April, in let. SG. 44. N. l ong . 50. 51. W. end the David, from Trinidada, on the sth, in 40. 50. N. lung. 40. 30. W. all well. Yesterday' a meeting of the master-printers of London nod IVemtuainster was held at Stationers% hall, to consider the propriety of granting an ad vance in wages to the compositors emplayediu their service. The meeeirog came to a resolution, that, at the pinwale period, any whence would be highly improper. Mr. WoonraLL received the thanks of the meeting for the active part be bad taken in preparing a hi ll,w liich has passed the !louse of Com mons, to indemnify printers who may have Omitted inadvertently to insert their names, in. conformity withal, existing Act of Parliament, to works which they load printed; mad a petition was read, to be rulauitted to the House of Cowmen', prayiug a repeal, or such redre ss as th e House might think tit, of the penal classes in the act before alluded to. The uteetiorg also nuanimously passed a vote of theoks to Alderman Comae, for the handscine manner iu which lie bad espoused their canoe. Accounts have been re ceive d f rom Mr. THOMAS SRLIIIDAN.--Ile was with 51Ss. SULRIDAN, at Clubs, greatly improved in health and spirits. A a inquest was held at the Bull Inn, at Farnham, on Monday, before the Coroner for the County of Surrey, on the body of a man named Cony, who hod been cruelly murdered by a deserter from the Light-Dragoons. The latter accosted him on the road, demanding in a violent way elision to exchange clothes. On his refusal, lie tired off • pistol and shot him just under the left ',remit, of which wound he died in the most exeratiating agony.— The verdict wits Wiyid Murder, against the de serter, who is brought up to Horsruseioger-lane pris ((((( to abide his trial at the next Assizes far Surrey. POErR!`. M. rnltoll—Tist foliowing areisitotally tate tiny eye i they henr a reaemblai.ce, butt in saiutues• anet atyk, to Roacue'a Butterfly:a flail. Can any of yuikureeapeni dents inform tue ulictLer We, net mitten by that Gentle mmi or nut' fly adeuitio.g Ih•s note, lilies, into your Paper, yu>t will much oblige tfluane•atieet, )Ivy 21. A CONSTANT RLADER. TIII BLITTERFI.TI FUNERAL. ! ye, who so lately were blythesome and gay, At the. Ituttertly's banquet, eartit.sing away, Your feasts and your r .is of pleasure Sr. fled, Pus the tool of lie b net—!be liiittertly's dead !, No lone r the dies the Crumets advance, To join Hith their f es t h e Grasshopper's dance—. ler see, his thin Ito the favourite bend, Amid the Grasshopper mourns for the lose of ►is friend And husk to the (unseal dirge of the Bee, And the Beetle who folios 1, as mournful as lie Anil see, when sit must. nful the greet& rushes wale, The Mole is prepariii7, die It titerfly's grave ! Dust., Ise at.endeil, bat, eul,l 9116441 n, And tbc G•s it shot ly winded his abri9 Rule Itor Ansi the Moth, who wa. f. be los. of a lister, Brut me the body, unit silently k, ! The curse was embalmed at the set of t ass, A:id incles`d in a case ohieb the Silkworm hod span By the help d the Hornet, the roan wait laid On a bier, out of myrtle and jessamine mask.: In weepers and scarfs come the Buttes slit n all, And six of their number supported the p sll ; And the Spider came there, in his mour.ting so bllek, But the fire of the Glow-worm soma fright. him barb! '1•1w GI oh lift his ont.t , icll to the Sad throng, And dimly led with him the Bookworm stony,— Who wept his pour neighbour's uufortunure doom, And wrote these few hues, to be plac'd on his tomb *i:HE EPITAPH. " At this solemn spot, where the green rushes Herr atoll ) re beat tier the Butterfly's grove ! 'was here we to Beauty our ohm quies ;odd, And balloted the mound which her ashen had ruade " Anil here s►all the daisy and vii.let blow, Arid the lily discos er her bosom of snow While under the leaf, i• the ev'nirip of spring, Still mourning her friend, aliaU t►e Grasshopper sing !'" spoRTING INTELLIVENCE EXTR t. Thu seer.) up oumitoafiares are as follow ,—For the CI Iret Sfultrp, Mr. lakes lititaeu.s; for t h e Port 5t.4.43, 1). of Grai His Doleful. N FAV3I ARA ET FIRST Or SORER 511:FT: si 1 seg. NON OA V. COL Thy. lOW's eh. g. Theraville, apt. Sir G. We'ustres ch. g. Zig-zag, lost. ylb. each. Across the Flat, Gentlemen riches, 3000.--N.R. The same hors, s are to run in 3leeting, D. I fur the mine sum. Ed. Saeltrillr's Snail, att. ,110. egg. Gsn Coast's Mirth, Tat. 71 , 5. Across the Flat, loop. THIAIS DAY. 14. Foley's Osprey, ast. 611 s. apt. the D. of Grafton'a Doleful, sat. R. M. u4':s. • GruNVenviil FAIIOIII, Sat. SW ago Mr. RlLlkegpt.•7 . l liar. pot' ales, pt. Alb. AA. M. stoup. ii.ft. SECOND OCTOBF.2 7111IN3ING. * Sir C. Banbury', tair Star r Sit. sib agst. LJ. Feley's Spa siA. slb. Ab. M. mtgs. b. ft. TUVID•T. Mr. Psyne's Bulrush, sat. 71b. apt. 1,11. G. H. dish's Hymen, est. 4111. Tirro.yr..old Course, Inog s. b. ft. Mr. Slsakespear's Hiseposerstes, bat 916. apt. 1-rt. Mack 'ilk's Deceiver, Sat. /lb. Two-yr.. 014 Course, 100 p. HOUGHTON MEETING. Sweepatakes of *oop each, h. R. across the flat. at lb. Ld Foley's Spaniard a 6 Ld Darlington's Levsat 5 5 11. of Rethuurs Salvator 4 4 1.41 Darlington's Ruben% sot. 71b. apt D. of Grafton's Mo rel, wt. slb. Two yr old coins*, googs. IA Gro,n•cnor's Meteors, Sat. 71b. apt Ld Darlingtoda Magician, sst !lb. fl C. coop. IV.WAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH-DOCK. MAY 23. Arrived the Ircazel rhooner, Lieuteliatit Willi am,. from a crtii,e. Sailed that A meilsyst,of 36 guns, Captai n Seymour. to the westward ; Adrian cutter, Lieutenant Car ter, with dispatches for Barb:likes ; Nimrod cutter, and the Pergfy.,eliooner, Lieut. Coold, on a cruise. —Wind, S.E. PORTSMOUTH. M•Y 94. Arrived the Frederiekbtein frigate. Capt. Se;.• le. with a convoy of transports, from Lisbon ; loftri ble, of 64 guns, Capt. Drown ; and the Mermaid. Capt. Henniker, from the Downs.—Sailed the Racoon, Capt. Welsh, for Cork.—Went out of Harbour, the Repulse, of 74 guns, lion. Captain I .egge. PRICE OF STOCK). • YESTERDAY. 3 per Ceut. Reduced 3 pet Cent. Cowards. .... ........ ....... t9s 1 I 4 pr cent. 43 Ili 3 3 per rust. Navy Imperial 3 per teat 67 (titanium . I Indio Stock Inolua BOMB Exclerqut r Bills IS IS prem. Cumuli Co • 6ei si T. BISH, Ikea &Ogee, No. a, Combat, sad No. 9, Charing-cross BIRTHS. On the isth inst. at Ilsktun, Lady Hawkins, of est*. On the gad inst. in Gavin Coram-street, the wife of >lr. J Fuwler of a ann. MARRIAQFS. 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