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r~ ;' ` c' qat Z rtttob Zrzfr-r. - t..„...- 1 / 4 •, ; - -- r r • • 4 . .1 L. ~~~ . . ' : ''..i.' ..:Writ -"' ' . • . ~. • ~. {. . - - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, I'B-99. NUMBER 2078. PRIDE SI.XP•NcE.HALFr.IIXief. NEW THIZATItiIifITAL, COVEVT-GARDt N. VIIHIS PRESENT TUESDAY, Soptersopee I. nog, wilt be weed a Cuive Opera,. e.... 1104 BANK OF ENGLAND, Srurr. aG, Iso9. COtYliT of I):VECTORS of' she JL GOVERNOR old COMPANY ire the BANK if ENGLAND gir• N'este Thal a l'hiteral Owe' or;11 be held at the BMA', me iligrrAty taut, the e_l.t ia. l o B lt. a! & . 1.1.M. ie 111.• to cm. tider bi a Dirb!na ; aha be ewe .f 11 , 0 (legri•rlA , Veserdi Nestle npiwisi.l by th. C4fertee. R(111Eftl BEST. See. No. 4, CAR ND I LL, trol 9, cuAilic.caoss. Ire,e to resuitid &NIS 'Public, that • the STATE Larrr.rly healsesiot finishes Draw ing die Jath NEXT iMONTH ; Anil it la the or 1..• • Lorzeita that will be drawn THIS Yvan Selwaie is perfectly towel, hittsly ap;wored, and the inure it is known the more it is admired •—.t con tain. 4 Prizes ..or.. I. 47:011100 I Prizes .of . L '2,1100 4 1 1 or &e. The whole of whirl, wilt lie decided in oar. DAY ; there. fore a speedy poirehme i 4 neeemury, whilst Tickets tool shares ;nay hi hal to meat variety at the above old blished ()Sikes '!'HG nw:Gml's OPERA. Captain Witches !dr. Incirrioa ; Pearling's, Mr. Mita- Jen ; I.oclu, Mr. Larry; Matutle Alba, Mr. Taylor; ch, Mr Siolutuus. Prachunt, 'Mr*. Darrapert ; VAIN Mrs. Lney, k i . m ht e . la Act ill. A Ifiwnpipr in niters, by Mr. li4l,7way. Tu *lnch rriii be atkird. rite Fart. of N HE A PRANt;E? litron Cractealisussr, Mr. "Merman; Court "Clr l.uhm i N'Jr.ll:uirwrw,_ Dlicuchard ; 1.1. is klort, 4r. J.OO 4N MO. it L. Farley. Alice (imekenirerg, Mee. I)4irectport CAratllP, Wes Norton. • thic:e. 7e. c occd Price 3w t; —Mt MI.; fieroncl Price —Gailcry 9s ; Ser.c-cl Price ie.; Uloperl;:illery ie. To.caQrreicr, 6:ing Zit r Cobke. _ _ . • PEItSt)NS in the COUNTRY Nay be 'applied, the .4nte r. sr presi lit, is sending their 'ardent 'post Ur etirenige p.t..1., urcumimolesl with gond hills, cash, !husk note., or punt-office orders, to either tit RISLI'S 4.ltßees iu London. Nu. 4, COLIN(' ILL, of q, CHARING-CROW nirre•ri to the. rMuwitt; DECOR CION of the ENTRANCES to the N I:1V 'MENA' itE.— 110 X.ES. The peiiieinal Feraate is at the Portico is Botostecet, krtioe. tr. the; stone 11,3 sad Rtriircaso. The Wolk Erttrionris in Prime's-Oar,. toiliug (rota the Pirra to Co7suk poi.* to- Um akibriitawcaq• sad Aug iodaa. Tl.• principal P....troace is finis. Piasza, through Bed fora air nor, kokiaig brave doors into the ve-tihuic. "I kir Cot EMI 'MICK in the Arcade. of the Portico to.rois•stioct, toadies to the laitlVEß G l ll Llitt Y. Thi principal IrbOf aIICC is from the Piazza, thrtplh Bed furN &Mei , 1./e. Losvrit AND L'PPER CALLERILi. The rutraute is at the Easteru extrcanty of Bedford sweats, to Kut74trret. ANNTIAI. BOXES. The notrenrea are it. Prince's-plum, leading from Mit stove ; and in the Arcadt. North of the Portico to Bow vorert. •.• I.r.4ira And Gentlernoti going to tlw Thretre by any at the Fiqtratiree in Blier-strret, arc mowsled to order their fowl oinettio et., dos o with their brads towards Long a. r e. n..d to drive oft t %spatial) Little Ili t. : .d..a Ge.a4;aris euiatt.i.; to thr 4auttal Bose, in I „.:!e'S•l,'..ie, ale rirlu.sted to ottict• the, cum-Mown to . to t.l. Theetr.. ihrongh T.ong-,,err and down Jaiors ••.e. tint.. Part...tin-et, or ths..szli CflVent-vin!eti up J:uncs r.ruet •teri.strert,iettial I to drier from the Theatre ..usigh the •seiv :a:BE LAST \1 , '14.? OF THE COMPANY'S PER 41,VG TRIM SEMIN. . FOR Tilt', PLNECIT OF MR. RAYMOND. 'I ENHLISH tti'EltA. LI C!•VAI THEATRE. Ity Arirll9fl . 1:1E LORI) CIRAAIIIERLAIN. *lllllls EA ENINIL,,9Ieer 19, o.'i t" ler. farmed, the Nen &vines Opera, la three arts, called it.. FSIAN iMi b llliTt ; OR, TUE SIEGE OF SMOLE?ifiiio. PutgalschetT ti.e I nqiestur), Mr. Raymood ; 7.anaislti (Go verofir of ha), Mr. Marshall; Coloatl Risherg, Mr. jr.A Smith; LOwdobrog, Mr. Femmes , I ustisail, i lora ; Nitki. Mr. ( ) ;berry; Addeo, Mrs. M '.fountain ; kegs*, ITN. th, Sup; Liska, Mrs Ttr4cr. fn the v.iiirot of the " The wreath you wore," ro,noured by Mr. Kelly, will fie i.ang out accompaniel by a Bing lief fing attempt on oily Stage; end •• Th. It.e.c," Cram Cowper's Poems, by a Laity, being also ber At appetrance los any Stage. Atifr ohirh, a (11k14141 Ralkt, 711 - NABOB; TOE INMAN LOYV.R.L. Vint fortiori(' :whims of the Nabob), Mrs Tertc ; Torare t.Nisholii, Mr. Robert ; Ilasorm(4;on(tilniit ait 'Furore), Mr. Grieve ; Chief Dancer Msstir St;iste ; Yoonz (('emir) Ilinosiror Bouriltit ; Arposia, (a Young Inman) Miss 'Amino ; Zerli-illi,. Father of .trteisit) Mr. Bus:anger •• To .tbirli will he compressed icOse Act, the celc brated Barletta of • • ik)UR Valera 'err Cru kap), Sir. Primula, Jupiter (nr 'STA', re St ad), Ile. thorn : Apiillo 11'hiernan), Mr. Fltssimmuti.; Nbiro for Serie:int Mr. Doyle; Bacchus (or (.sop ), Mr. ; Adonis (ur Joe,, 11r. Philipps; Mereery (or Drub), Die Fisher. Velma (or Maudlin), Miss E. Bolton; Grace, Hr. Grp r; Mae Webster. Tirltets to be had of Mr. Raymond, No. 3, Clirster-sleet, Crilavenor.p..are ; oud of Mr. Ste n, Bez-tiffise, where t'ho-es fur the Boxes iaay be taken. LTC EL 31 THEATRE. fr:IE Public are respectfully infi.rmed, that, stoke the Astlior:ty of the PATENTEI'S of the la'e jourHane Theatre, Hi* Slaje*ty's here:mix sill commence their Ilist P tight of l'erforniaiico, fur the t °atoll semen', 04 THURSDAY, the 31st instant. The particulars rut' Pee., ratnrow. will be accounted To- FOR TH E MENEM OF MR. SMITH. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER - SHIM& rth N THUENDANtit.Nt.Sept. 21. it grent AA , Piety id ft FAV PAR FORMANCES, particularly in the E(11:1Ar1llau 1./EPARTn ENT, by Mr. Seth h, who will . p-rfarat Trtyksaia Morachaek, with a Marble and Bottle; ako, leap ,Mir a platform aboard*. pyramid rit lights, sad throw:3i I!.e 40,I) of n Metner-roach ; likewise go the nigh I hot partisaisuces um the lILACK ROPE • le the course of kit*, lie.wlll drew himself up gu feet lt4lt by hie teeth ; slet, n GRAND RERIOIVIRPISCTACLE, iu wilecb Sirs. AST I. IN will perform. Further partienlsre in future Ailecrtia , menta.--.Ticbcts to he had of\lr. Stnith.f.in in, Park u!me,c licciaingtas-cresa • and at the Theatre, where places inal he taken, from Ikrell it' th.,c o'clock. • ,rsrn MONTH. okvirr mid CO. illtirt C.hatrakettlri with Govern nt fur ttsePresert wrATt LOTTERY, respectful:), tian.-in the Public. that Tickets and Shares are on Salm, in cal 'aril , y, ut their Offices, Ir. 11. ?oultry, Na,. 14 Cher mut No. JI, Al.igatc ifigh-Brett. 1 :101 a rhe.ue of Lottery j. entirely nes, all lies 11te 'west anquli6ed appruhation (Ivry are ba;y i r ewu Nutubtra tu the Lottery, sail the nhole will be DRAWN IN ONE. DAY, Tte : ,, rtli of nest month. when the follftwitt; Capital Prise* taus), be. elistribittril 'moue t h e foeleesale precloaaers, viz : a 4 uf.. .....,0001. I s of i &mil. o. 4 of i,)01. 111....... a 3OOl. Brll.tes the infertor Prizes of 10.111. Fill. dr.e. se *lntel Tkoe I,ottery oleo presents the opptaitioity, - treer before **erect to the PUblie, of gaitgiog ti.. iintiseitse moms •f a.l,iJoul 64,0001. or 400431. by the rorebase of vete Number iruly. . • ALL IN ONE DAY ! .The only Lottery to tie drawn WM ?ear RICHARDSON, 4001104A1Cli, All D CO. CORN.HILL, ANI) CHAIIING.CROEti, 11ESPECTFULLY acquaint thr Publm. thmt R tke whole of the New State Lottery will be drawola One Day, in,th of October nest. 1 Isla Lottery Ines only lion Numbers (front No. 1 td moo. luclitsive, Four Tickets of a Number, so that IL, Parckswer of a singlo Ticket sill a Prise of no,r:owl. By Two T.elcts of the satue Nastier, ' A Prize sat • 40,004. Ry three Tickets of the smog Norther, A n ra. of By four Tickets of the sane Number, A Prize of ao,orrol, And ail other Prizes in the ante proportion. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 . • "goer of.. I .... .uf two!. 4 ..... ....of 2,01 , 01.1 t 2. .... • C.c. hr. kr. AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. II I f t !r il lo il l S he t valit.i:c of ILI: l'i vie they are INN% Seib rtg Conk at.—ita Ili.: it "tin Is io far there is no in - vert of their flowitlower. I irder. 41.1h - rased to the London Se.4.t 'OA Com• p.4y, Southaiiiptrio atrcet, Holborn, will be attenileof with the .1..1,1, et IHOUCtlllillty. CUSIIIII-V Order' are scat at One %tilling per mile per Chal - 61. tie Moues. in Ns Press, and aperdily will he paiblislied, with Plates mid Maps, translated from the French, VOY A r; cf i);scf )rEttY !:“. 501.71 . 11- . 1. ERN H innsril ERE ; pertiruied under the auspices of 114 rreach Governiut nt, in the 1 - rare 1490, 1,0, 3, sad 4. .% ratt-a by Mr F. PERON, Oar of the Nnturalnb ob., accompanied the Expedttluo arid published at the it ccontiaeuitatibn of the Natiosal le etittoe Printed for Wilkie and Rabin...Hs, Paternoster-row. This day is paidialsed, in i VoMinza 1201 u, pries sag. 6sl. in hoards, VAC A T lON F.V EN I N iS : or, Conwermitioits betoren • Gwer .seas and htr Pumta. With ties dii ion of a Vi.ivir from F.tun. Bong a Seri.. of Ori%inal Poems, TiCes, and Essay*, ia terspeised with ilhastr..twe Quotato... , •fruin ea. iuus Authors, aliment and it:miens, tending to incite rmidstion, and ;fie cote Mon: Troth. It; CATII %RINE IIAYLEY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, tiers, and Orme, Paternoster row. This day is published, ACOMPLETE C01.1.1.:CT14 )N of TA BLEs Ow NAVIGATION and NAUTICAL ASTRO:a U II Y ; with simple, concise, and se, n it. mt thorliklor all the ellen- Intiom useful at sea; particularly for itedocing the lomeitude from Intir di.taitees, and the latitude from two altitu.lea of the sun, and the internal of time hetweNi the observatiou-4. By JOSEPH DE NIEN DOZA RIGS, Esq. FAL S Second Cdihcnt, improved. Sold by Rile*, Parry, and KinTs turn, Leadrn'alacirret. Books lately published by .1. 31. 1 0:11AN, No. d Poultry : 11 . 1';'11)1t V . of FICA `:CE, limier the Kings of the tare Valois, from the wee,ion of Charles the Frfili in $364, to the death of <'barks :he Ninth hs t 174 By NATHANI6I. WIL.LI.III IVtt A:CALL, Esq. —The Third Edition, with very conskdevabl • Augmentations, g aro 16r. Isaac Is. By the .ante Author, A TOUR T:iROUGH the tee,"sTr.tts, SOUTH r.RN, and INTEB,IOII PROVINCES ei FRANCE, in the Years 1773.4 m s. Third &Mims, enerected and augnseu tett, price M lni”rds 3 The TRAVELS of ANANIARSIS the Yonnger, in• Greere, during the 1141.14 of the Fourth Ceirturs, hrfois, t he flirionin Mrs ; tru..dated frum the French of the late Abbe Esrtheleniv. To sehiel• sire pr 'Memoirs of the Life of J. J. Rem theleois, 0nt0... by himseif 1793; with a Por -Ir:sit of the Author He,,, homely to 11111.4, to 7 V.,le. and all eizhth in sto. %Inn., Plant, Views, and Coins, illostmt ire of thi , GeogrAphy nod Antiquities of An cient !;reeve. A New Edition, being the Fourth, prior Cl. es. boards. 4. :111010R lALS of NATURE anil ART; calla rtcd in • i•Venev in Great rrilrain, alnring the Years isii3 and 5503. By Clot,' inn Aug r:ottlichGueile. Translated from the uriginal German. by Thomas Horne. Itt 9 vols. small deo. price iCs 01. btkards. 5. An HIIITOttICAL VIEW the ENGLISH GO VERNMENT, trams die Settlement 14 the Saxons in Britain to 55w present Time; with som• Dissertation., conneeted with the History of the Government By Jelin Pro• femmr of law in Ow University of tatagow. " Arnunq the Philosonlwcs of History, Pentameter Millet meritsn high, perhaps the 1•41 tr,“ rank. The sagacity with which he &trete anal imlientas, even in remote periods, those prealisTeasinox cirenamtaares, which proctored the gene ral low of events, is wholly itairivalleal. Ills gen....Slit:dines, or thaoretical inferences, are amnety+s and vary ingenious; His redeetionsevinee deep penetration, and hi, discussions • discriminat iug subtlety Rue Vol. II 4 Vu s sen. ii. lan. hoer& ft. The HISTORY of SCAITIAND, from the tittlon of the Crown*, on the At-et-who' or.l toot. t'l to the Throne of En;laud, to the Vomit of the Kitt7doott to the reign of Qu 01'11 Alla,. The rosentol Edition, co:retied, with a PrelloOnnry Die aertto ion on the ParticipsSom of Mary Q'lr•n of Scuts in thy Mlr , lrruf .Darnley. By Mdlculre Laing, EINI. 4 Veil ho. 11, i 6, boards. •.• The Dissertation roar be had separate, to complete the former Wilma, pric is. 7. GENER.AL VIEW of the WRITINGS of Uy Richard Pu!time', SI. D F.R V. The Sccirtil ; with Correction•. hoasidersile Ad ditions, end Mlenr..iirs of thp Author. Hy ILlMans Geom., Niue°, M.D. F.R.S. A. Fe 11.... of the Roy.il Cislke of r Vice Presickot of the Lemmata Society of Lois To which is annexed, the Diary of Lionaaut, wi..tten hv %Unwell", and now treesisted into EnIBA,. from ila Swedish Manuscript, in pommies of the Editor. Itorilaontrly printed in lane lafze Vulum. , Roll, Quarto, (uniform in 'iv, and t) pe with The Tiaiissrtioes I.f the linings. Soeiety i f London', and ein:mli.shed with Portraits of 141111111fIll and Dr. l'ulteney, with a tine Plate of %Inlets, and a Far- Simile of I.inntens's limitLwrit ins Pnee 11. iI s. a. ANNALS of (2101111ERCE, MANUFACTURE-S. FISHERIES, and N.AYDIATION ; with brief Notices of the Arts and Sciences emmeetrd with tittle. Contaisiinz the Cum.nercial Treamelione td the British r.nnorr, and other Countries, 'rain theearliest Animates to the meeting of the Union Parliarnewt, in January, tam. By David Nlacylwr pan. Neatly printed on medium paper, iii Four lane Vu itton-a, at.. ;wire el. as in hoards. 9 HOLINSItED'S CHRONICLES of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, mill IRELAND; 3 Vols.'s:is Co. lot los. Wardle. In. TOStit of ALEXANDER. A Dasiertatio• on the Sarropliagus briniqiit from Alexandra, and now in time Uri tish Museum. By Edgard Dasiii4 Clarke, LLD. Hand gamely printed in Onarto, with l'iso ii. mitiful Platte, by Mediand, i.s. hosnle. By the sanse .luth com PLETE DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN GUAGE, its s Von. Sim- las Wink incTuttEs oa ELOCUTION; terdter with Two Dietertations ons Laaganw, ke. Ace Edith's. eve. Prier 6a. boards. . JO" . . . THE QUARTERLY ttEVWW. No.lll. is pialiii%bed this day, foe Julia Murray, 31, Fleet-street, amJ J. Hate Piccadilly, Louisan ; and iny,• be had niau alr 'awry ..d Navallas i. Town mad Country. • - This d ev is published. in tiro. illustrated with a Map Cueotry inhablhad by theArs of Westeruindivna., THE 'fRAVEI,ti of C.gttnna 1..F.W1S ind cY.ARK F., hew S. Louis, by way of ilte Ntisuseri and Columbia Rivers, to the PueAle Octan ; pee:wised in the yeses tso4, I sos, sal tenti. By order of tiseGusern men. of the Fluted Staten. Cootailing I Talitications of the hlnuiter., Customs, Religion, Jct. of i'oe Indians. Compiled from various:Authentic sources and *nixing! documents; ao4 a Summer: of the Statisto,tl rica of the Indian Nations, from the °theist einninnuication IffiKLWETIILIt LEWIS. Printed for Leornau, gets, awl Ono*. Pater oosto• VOW. PLATE t;LASt4 COMPANY. TtE Public are iaforattd, that a large Aftaort ent of PL-I,Tl'. t;LASS is Row ins sAt.F t , at tint Prices, by Mr. A LEXANDER BLACK, at the COl4- pnu.'s %Varela - mu% Al.,1.11()N-PLACE, BLACK PEI AR;- BRiDGE, of a fine coiner. "sorrier heillistiev, and of Tatiana diusensium, from 14 inch , to 144 inches leuctia, sad trots tto to ^a iirrlsts in bet Adth : also Convex siV.4 con cave Itru-ion, from is to ;Si me Plea diameter.—Aad the sa-ue asset: eat may be bail for Cusintr% Orden., by aildnatiag Letters to Mr. %V, liana Foster, at the Ma.mfartory, bead, near Preis:sit, Laacashii e.—sfreus the great inapt-.e -t/aria mole of late 'ears in this Manufactory, it is now allowed that the Company's Plates ire npenl in their boil tiancN, and hate as few imperfection, compared wits may For:-ilat:iala that ever vas imported. FOREIGN I .V T ELI-1(p . H RERUN PAPERS. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE Lemur, PATICD AUU. YO. My present sojourn iu the capital enables me to w quaint yin with the disaster* which betel the Bavarian troops in their late incursion into the Tyrol. The torincilde attechm . nt of these moue wearers to their indepeudence, joined to their ab horrence of the French, make them light with a de grew of enthusiastic bravery, which readmit its of the eatr torilinery efforts formerly mode by the Swiss iu support of their todeponidence. Yon have read in the public pipers, that the Duke of Dantzie had entered the Norther', Tyrol, with about thirty thou mod men ; whilst another column, lrstr newe-. roue, tinder General Ruse'', penetrated from Lein: on the eastern side, and a third from Italy • by the way of Trent. As the insurgents were to telly abetelotted by the Austrian* on the twenty niuth of Jtily ; as the- ereattat melt of harmony was repotted to prevail amongst them ; as they were said to be without artillery, leerier*, and provisiomi, awl their cowardice already kaolin.; as they had not hitherto the courage to support as, attack made 01 I/011 them with the beyourt, or to face our artil lery, and never fired but from their lurking pla^et, it was isitivemally supposed they would he limo re duced to unconditional submission ; nod the Barn.. rian Government seat a military commission with the array, in onler to judge the leaden, of the is surrection. The first occurrences seemed to justify this opinion. The ionises were weakly occupied, and some communes made a voluntary offer of aillnuis.toit, and even delivered up Prime anus, bet witieh were, for the most part, my* fir use. It we. worm, however, perceived that a very inconsider- Ode pun of the inhabitants were willing to submit, whilst the rest fell Itivlt in e motherly directioii, and fled with all their moveable effects to - the s:1113- of their mountains, which were inaccessible to our troop*. Inepritek was in the mean tiro.' ne cupitd, and our troops advanced to the right towards -Laisideck, and in anothet direction to wards the Bremer. From nixie meanest oar slits. asters commenced, though the Bremner was oc cupied. The troops which seized this import awt position, marched from thence on the 7th, wider the command of the Duke of Dantzic in 'ter son. against Sterzing. and were almost all crushed by huge pieces of rocks which were thrown down upon them, whilst those who erceped from the car n'ige were afterwards cut to piece* by the Tyrolese. The Saxons, amounting to 1600 men, t' o the inlyenetsl guard. They were ordered to march with the greatest rapidity, and were advancing with im minent* ietremdity, when they chwovered that the hills were occupied on every side hy the enemy. Apprehensive that their retreat might be cut off, they erninnenced immediately a reltro4wde move- Mem, when they were essederl with messes or niche and trees, which were flung with such tremendous GRAM) LoTTERY. Ltun,u4w to be dinJe I Irlre:e•e01;;11;1.lic hi ONE DAY. T•cketa auJ S hires me c-ile by EYTC)3.Stee L ,, ttery-Oflice. late Partner with Sic James Braitstuutb, Nu. se, amPir the Slsibitim-16.suse. Only t,nein Number'. Schemer, .Ml reel , Porticohie ielatiee to the Lottery, to be had, gratis, it the nbore Lucky Ogee. la time LAST LOTTERY, the folkorlog CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold In ,it, Shinn, by EYTON L• 90,000 4,3'y L5,11u , 719 Lunn 15077 s,(geo 10,535 SlllO 18 9977 •• • .90.00 3.0114 3,1)00 19,063 500 11,76 i igloos Li raise, No. 3,61 e, the Graaf Prize of B,onn Tickets, eutit Ceti to 24,165. effect, that ell, with the exeeption of tOrt, were sa crificed in less than fifteen nimules. 1 Inert. tan account from au driers-, who was ertrosig,t tide ftely who had the good Mamie to incept; st..d they list with such precipitation and dismey, that tits) left their artiller y , amounting to er;lit pieces. beldial them. A iwcotial, 'sod a inner prudent at , win was now made by the Bevarimis, but it ternii.rated with still greater carnage; and it was then determined to effect a retreat to Inspruck. Periog the our troops were exposed to inconceivable huralsittps. The Tyrolese were tiansformed ~,to men oft.,inutier stamp, for, contrary to their rOrtflvt Mode ing, they rushed with irresisti'.!~ fit 4 upon our troops, under the most dreadful tire of grape stint and musketry, which inc.ssantly played upon theirs. The column which advauced towards Latuilsck wee eximsed to . still greater havoc, for the measure's of defence which had been adopted in the . year ltto3 were still extant •. It no sooner eiitt-reri result pats Hear Landeck, when it b* 43 :re, sailed by the insurgents. la an instant the .feitl, in front and moralise column, was completely Week.. ref up by the trees and rocks, whit h .sere precipita ted down the sides of the mountains. The carnage which cloyed was dreadful. Of the ro 4 iteent "'on kel-, which amounted a little before to 2010 in. .1. only 400 escaped ; and three other regonent. stn.- , tinned a proportionate loss--only Istm were able to sure themselves. The Tyroleie (alight with 111 CW. dude fury. They rushed upon thelbetteries, and flung themselv.m into the midst of the cavalry. No thilig could resist their imiowtamity. Durbin , the re treat, ion of thew: with4o hus sars near Sc.:*taida. They clanged .11;t1Old!fii. y,ltutt not a single horsenims evened. :I Itie colnitio. 144 " 4 retreat to luepruek. lust alin . not 4 1 1 ft....W . 661'U fuel ammunitioa. To :hat ilseit •lie whole uf she arms; directed their retre.tt; but tiro there they: the moontai .spud In the J using...we a heti:raised, and those who at;:saed. no the venom ocelue.it, to subunit. On the 12.11 and 13th. twit most isarightus ary battles ViVrf . ( * .MOIL TllO ihtrari;tos ri g l,ruT to dislodge the Tyrolese from the heights: said though they renewed the attack seven tines, they tre.st emelt time repulsed a ith the greatest slaughter. The : non:- gents afterwards broke, thong!, armed only binding-pieces, norm:a:led auh bir)oMts, ihto the thickest rank. of our tram's; and won't!, an all pit• baMlity, ottuken our whole army, had they sue , 'Herld iu slestraying the bridge user the Inn bnii. ^tine :woject init.-dohe lineations at re able. during the 14th and 15th, contioise their retretit e te Worral, twined Ratfruberg. 'I here they to .k,up a posi!iito for some • time ; rod lead of/cr y/CAI* the good inshore to fgq i efi Kitfinein ,Had Saltx. burg. In the !tattle of ihel 13th. sear I..siaut k, the Tyrolese lost 1000 rnen,• and the Freud. tool Bavarians 5000 in killed, besides wounded suit prisoners. " The principal leader of the insurgents is is man of the mama of Parfeyt r. Whew summoned I y toe Duke of Oatatzic to dcliver up his arms brfacc tine nrAti g um, lie white hit' an answer, de. siri,4 hustle send .into of his ilillS.rie•CllM 11, who should decide.a.4stieitier the Duke, its me rent 17:4, when he was cooly Geoeral Lefebvre. at the newel of such a force me he (Porfeytr) enur mantled, would hate obeyed a similar sututuaLs.— The insurgents are estimated at fin;O:m. a number w hi c h aopeara iiicrealihie; bat several officers, rho have been present at Ora late orvurrtitces.l.“*. mired me that all 'PIMP of 60,e00 is scarcely sal meld to obtain prermision of the country ; rod that even • force of that magnitude 1040 e I! I tar iucempeum , unless the severest measures were adopted : such as setting fire to the helot's, driving no.iy occupying the sides of the :nottot.litt+,• ,cod forcing the inhabit:into to the tops of the:r where they, must either surrender, or perish by hunger. Should the war break nut in:Ma, our ow it • frontiers, will, probably, be exposed to the greatest devastatioli; said we nifty exp. et to see reisaboterl apron onrselves at part of the calatuitiesswe totond for the Tyrolese." • They eosts:sted in the foroaieg arrant's-laments larval trees were cut down, and fastened w:ili rout,. hi tk r , other treys which stood on this 1.; ink a the preciii:e4 rilS:oish, and blear ! titres of tinther, were le it op ii... As ...0 as the enemy approach, the I op,' are iustani., t u : , sad trees, ro c ks, rublosh, and what tlit , ran itrag w.th mein in their kll, eatable, with a borrthie se;., upon the heads of rite Mewing tarp. • • - ter.:: THE SCHELD EXPEMTP).V. DEM., sePrztquita 17. EXTRACT IRON A LETTER FROM AR erfict.q, IN TUE EXPEDITION TO THE SCUELLE. SIR—I landed here on Friday evening from Flushing, which I left yeston•dAy. Ste Eyre Coats remains in command of NValchtren. with 16,000 men. I inclose you the names of the regiments, as well as their state, that you may see how they all are; indeed, they continue to bury eit;ht or nine teen of a-dny. The. Hon. Licitt.-Colmoi Capel is arrived in the Downs, with dispatches Iran, Lord Chatham ; he has been on board the Vo'iamo, three dayit, waiting for a wind, and confirms Cie dreadful state of sickness of the amiy. Every ar rangerueot is making to repair the fortiiicalions round Flushing; hut, from the debility of the troop*, the work goes on slots ; all the gnus and •torea ol" every description were brought from South 13vte land, and there is tin Thinking man that does not p piny, of the resotutiou (however rel octal& y adopted) by the Commander-in-Chief, of rehnquish:44Wl furth.roperations against the Scheldt. Strarlian, in my hearing, at Lord Chst!he-i'- table, at Middleburg. repeatedly affirmed that I , e. was 4enviiteed, and load asserted it, that no ford" our. `cations could be undertaken a 6 sairsai Antwerr ; 'however his public levy may mud does insinuate ti - • IA • PI 7