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. WPM ..t 4rtttot,) Irtiro A • f ~ '-I nd e.l fig hi )4.4"14"; , SATURDAY. JULY 29, 1809- I I ratirci-RALtrINIT. iromssa 2086. ' ' • ' - ' " - - -.----..... RICIIARDSON, Ort001.1:('K, AND CO. I GC.NERAL POST OFFICE LONDON, JULY it, lin- STOCK- BROKERS, A CAUTION. ittstircTrci,l,N' septlint the Pablir, that , 13EN ALTIFES, ta the 'mama of Two Hlttn , traci Ith the wle of the N..w State Lottery will be draws in : ..11 Pennell, will. foil Coats, having lately been recovered Our Day, , /otli of October iiext. . mot paid, in Action, brought by the direction of the Post -IMs Lottery consists of only 5111 . 11 Nrmbers (from No. 1 . Nlaster.Genei at, against a wary considerahle mercantile to 51881, 111C111•1,e). illlll . Tickets of a N molten-, en that the house in Loodon, bans g Ado an eatabliabuteAt id a ler,te Purchmer of a Naugle 'fteket will gals s Pries of Ju,sool. : maiinfert ming town in the eoestry, for offending against the By 'llwit Tickets u( the same Number, - tritsistes 14 the rf ottlaec) Anne , e. to. 5. 17. and the 42a A Prize of 4 , 1,0181. I GCII. 411 i C. 81. 11 5 by seeding EPTERS in PARCELS By three Tickets of the stow Number , and other Packages, by Coaches, to and from Loudon, arid A Pl - 12 , 'f 4 , ,0001. ; their e.0.m. , / establishment, By four Tickets of Ste same Number, I It it honed that this proarcution, In addition to the many A Prize of.. And all other Prises i• the same protoitimi, I slur *itch illegal tom-tires.' CAPITAL PRIZES. I B} Comm vid of Ills Majesty's Postssetter•General, 4 of 2opeol. 4 o' ~ ,iiiiiil 1 * a, 4 0f.... .. 20001. I J.. .... .uf Guid. eke. Ise. Ice. TICK rTS and SH ARES are ini Sale by RICIIARDSON, GOttlrt.t.TK, and CO. Gairuhill, 411(1 Charing-Crew, Lute. 4011 ; who Shared and Sold 1.1181 Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,lifi9, iu.y97., awl 1 yo, ,t, three Prises of 20,0rii4.; and, 7,e1 lit, to,ootd. They are slim the eel, Office that ever add iu khares Two Prizes of wheolli. - Plt P.S EN T PRIOR, Tkket................ ........ d 11. i Is. Half.. ...... ..• •..1 1 I. 0,. I Sighth 21. lie. Quarter . I town, on hen i /tattle took pl:ace in the streets, during selech they ti.cd from the booty*, upon the troops orris Niajeao. The rebels gave *Ay only to superiority., of tionrhams : die gteratest pert Ord by another t! ate ; et the eilid of half ,iii Will, all the tosn was oc , upted.—The Yetit-h, layt: . bed store than 50 killed, and tee I , ast'as - party wounded.— .. A match greater hive liten arrested: The cavalry , s•Ait in permit of thew co:triune to Send wore of them . ..al. Some aletaielnuentra bare ,t4 , . , ..n sent to Margolkheitn, which IS the fortis of sertatiirt $l4 wen s to all the neighltoniiitg villages, to arrest the auth ors of th e I , •,,..Ilion, anti ill proisuptt found to arats.—(r:Aheille du Nerd, July 14.) 'The fulluivia4 account his be! is pirblie:c:l at Znairn :-- . raocp..a):Aticx.N.:-.. Mk M4asty the lipiperer Irani% Ita.l Va.n must ap *et. Gusty &seed to etaraisattleate tO ine its followtog *v.* genre ou the late aitheary osetethm4 4 . 4.1110 th l hi ll 'i u" al sveseil mu prorieistallrere make it kelown to the pebtie. The right Via( a oar army, w ',Orli bad compettely teams the enemy, mutt &urea hint to the veor last Ewe rafeesurrisars frattuo, to,,k oil that occ.ision several eagles mad patera of emotion, mid male several that-Plop, of the enemy's t.voris mad some Oetierrls prisoners of war, was alerted in ets•ietras ejous career gtoudt(pteace of tbe sestet's Liming at leoe4ls *sect-444d, a .r tw, A dils intrd ii..:l.lllm': to Wee Ille left %IBS of our army insr 3f.i.4kgrafos :•iessiedrl, sod compelled ft to retire'. .. The Archduke Geoeritlisaiml eondarted serontingif thet army in itsr best order to the rued oi Zit:tan us the oth is di e evening. where our arms, witliost litioat in thog taut VW. tested by the coon ) , took a pialatisti POW Mutate ZIOMII. A detailed aceowit of this bottle, which coal ma rowel WO this that of Asperti, is to follow as 1 , 0011 all pfalaitAlla lo Hos nosiliaa, when the grand imperial royal army to pen feetly able effectually to uprose the enemy, ha trropties ' t ot s t h is prot,o•-• la Sot probable 3 lot should this era happen, I itoprteisly easy AI the seal chi rotirage of the htls.ihitsats of this City, whir ad SS tawny- occearoae hare thop4aye4 the :float oamittetag roots 'Of their nuttily Lou. duct mad uttirenriod rembnets la yasssecot, tad support the Iri^asiarte adowtei by soyade eia4 the Slows rot the Country, that they wilt egeilloct thee...tees as heroines good dud loyal ritiatm ' at the mow time satisfy..:] the .leitroods of the a..a..ray ,es.th rider, sad withowt 1211111011164.41, agreeably to the arrangement, starbia easel ;kali deem it toy dray to make. lam atrictiy clot His Imperial la,jetty, it. ail Cala wit actor to abandou tlils y, aad to addeavtior, by all pos. sible mearis„ to ahstiate the andert..44 which may await Itte isliaiiitaula, is cue of a laierite orrosiou, ..rd I w,:t discharge this trust 45 a otadeer 6t to edile roe to the enttlideuee of the worthy taltsblltrts of tbA (,try ? . PiU:I%IIIP, Coast 1.4 Z krirrZKY, Govcrave of 3110.ay..... and Silesia. , Ze-gian, July e, tact -a-... eittrasevann, JULY 5. Asoordins to iotiliigeuce tree; eci here, r ester day, 414% Raiglioh ititisidsow, has ap i reneed betweitei ttoohloed sod Cloestadt, to pretence of the Ruts titan floats A weal eirgszetn tut to expected. The foreigsmercliantosen i n Cronstait have rec-,:ived no tice that they my gall when they piost, but at thrifty:l ri.4c, . - . _ .... "" Out Cii:irt Moine comities whet follows :...- " Austria has asserted in tier Proclam rtan ja . that Frtince look.> in V,4111, for assistance from tier allies. If ens observation should be eopliei to Mesta, at s will be a sufficient refutation to Mutts, that, on the 4th of June, the lainiii.inarteriruf the Wont, mutt - were at Lublin."' .. VIENNA, JULY 6. Do the 4th, the Au,trian General it %Vets-see. wolf arriv...l It the 1)::,.1-qour.ers of Ilse Emperin Napoleon ; said, , rt the Ranee of the Archduke Cherieo, nroregett to trent for en rtrinigyite and prelim 'varies far peace. The Emperor lnaviair: gig antic.' his refusal, ;settee's' Weassonwolt stated, that the army of the Archduke Citarle, ow , stall ttOrt,clon strong; het he r, , e,,,, , ,,l for .an.rrer, 1. , ,ai the tat , :. of that army ucouli be acti.led ii, .... ,") ;! :ca. . C..t'.' , :f., JULY 13. SETENTEEXTH TIME. i TN EATRE-KOV• L, 11A V-Al ARK CT. rrrilS PII ESEN'E EN . ENING. July c 29. will ji., be perfumed, • New Play, it three acts, intcrspeised with Pirate), called, THE FOUN DUNG OF THE FOREST. Wt. entirely New Scenery, Drones, and I)ecoratitrus. Tbatitracters by Mr. Your,;, Mr. Jonas, Mr Etre, Mr. Farley, Mr. Liston, Mr. (.111,VV, M. Smith, ‘lr. Noble; llrs Glhba, Mrs. Li.lon, Mis. Davenport, Min. Gilmer, he. 3.c. Characters hl the Dance :---.-Ms . C. DUIS/111., MI.III Johliston, Meters. Gerbil's, Goodman, iL:rnitt; 'lope, %Veils Welk, jun alcsilms. Barret, Craufuld, Chap,' i , (trill, Stuk;s, Weils, h.e. 1 as Mimic, incidental to the Play, composed by Mr. Kelly. After which, a dramatic piece, in one art, milled Sr I.V ESTER IDA( ili E ItAls 00 U. Sybrester Daggerwoml, Mr. Jones, (his first appearance in that clisomti.r.). To which will be added, the Burlesque Tragedy of 11)11 11 lUAI B. ling Artlinr, Mr. Mathews, Lord Galicia, Mr. Liston ; Doodte, qtr. Grove; Nnodle, Mr. Taylor, Tom Thu oh, MI. Goodwin. Quern Thillalotla ' Mrs. Liston. . Or bleinikay (by particular desire) the play of The lion Omit, with Killitio Ito Murder n Temulay, The tondieses Dannlster, eller winch cal be eerie .sto Ulm. a New . Muoical Itossuonct,reial, The intngers. M'illi or Secae ry, • IYressea, sts4 Deciniittirns.—Tbe Music composed by Mr. Beillop. . 1111 g. I,e INC HI a er I. n- le NI 'll This day is published, miIE F.V dAii.orrd " h," 1 at the OA it of sirs PRIVY OIMIRCII,ua tit Chores* exia.b..ed 44.,sust Gf 111Vfili —With au isipeadta, too &c. Tv 6. Wed at Nu. 3,1, tired flostalls•strets, Muhl-cross, Mt and of 01l le 11 This day Is pithloslir,l, le roor Palnntrs , price i As. lo boa-ris, a new Edition:tiring the Ninth, of C E C 11, i A;•iir, 111rmtur« of au Heirem.— • Ity.ll4•Aetber ef Evelina," Printed for T. e awl W. thew', and T. Pt%ue, rall•Mids.••••••(M . whom may lee bad, nLiy Editions .f the following— I roe nr.czcs; a TIM of ether Times. By Sophia Lee. .1 rots. lin ed.' • S. roe I rALIAN t at, The Canfemional of the IRlark penitents ; a Ronsance. lit Ana Redelille. a rata. .1 The EVE of dt PI t:TIVt; a Tale. 3 11:s. 10s. ed. 1•6, unsittrs ray ClArititit Duerr, better knuent ii as Rosa Matilda t ;s. S. MOMASINA, my, Modern Manners; a Novel. 9 W0i91999, i91999, 99. - - APIATiC ANNUAL REGISTER. Thi s ...4:l3y is puillitlied, in nrtuvu , rice ii. 4s. in he:iras he 11. os half hound, Volume thk Eighth, in Two Parts, Asitvric A:kYIIAL itkAYIN FELL ; or, 1 A View of th; Rigor), Polities, Commerce, and Lite rot are, of Asia, for the i .4O( it, the Isle L . W EN Clt DI'N DAS CAMPBELL YOU r• Printed for T. Ceded and W. "woe s . (8 4 , 0 j. e n eni to the Aest , c Society), its the Strand; and {Nick, Parry. nod Kingsbury, (Routsellers lathe Honourable East (odta Cods. ',soy), in Imadiorlath : street.—Or whom may be bad, lye Me• ceding Volrineu. *• 'raw putil;eatinn of this Elzhei Volume has hewn no• swohishly driayed by the long intwporition, autl'sntoutpett death, of the Eddor hat mi. It arratidentwirs hove heel wade, fiir the futio, entduct of this ralhabis Work, as so insine it, regular puti;wmion —The Ninth Vu:u cos, for the fear t 111;, is alread: iu this press, and the Volume !.9 in a state of eonsi•l.rall'e SEVENTH TIME . THE rNGListi OPERA. LYCEUM TII FAIR E 111 AUTHORITY OE THE LORD CHAMISERLAIN. r 1-4 IS PRESENT EVENiNG, Jtily .19. will I. be performed, for weeuth time, a New Opera, is three aces, caned, THE RCRBI•IN IMPOSTOR; OR, THE SIEGE OF SMOLENSEO. The Overture and Music, entirely nee, composed by Mr. N, ar Y - s 1:01141G.V J.VTELLIGENC'E ___ . •--..... GER!! 14 PAPER,. Loutsourito, JUNE 39. On the 27th of doh: 1119110, His Marsty received, • by a courier, who was dispatched to him from Niergentheoh. iutvdigeoce, that, on the ildth, ' there uru-e wine very serious troubles' in. the village of :11.ulgotabeitia, in tioasst-iiiiente of ii !ear of recruits wok by :11.tior bloperluil, of the guarcio.-*At the soii ! ,,d or the tip-. 411, thie inhabitants of the neigh. brotriu4 villages ampiruhled, and inurchA towards I'dar4o.slicirat.—Ntaiiir iiitredrinwent to meet thew, with swam militia dragoons, who accompwried him. Ile riuLavuored by repersent.diims and umetiocas to r e .., , st. t hhh tr,,,,,inithty, but these fur . lais p,:‘,Fi:e t:.low theartrieestspiai him, !boiled him off his horse, •o•it Ais imPrefroin lArriototi at the same time disarm ed oil the dragouow. 1 riey car ducted theta! prisoners. t;‘, chow they bad intried the Chief builitf, amidst the h.juri..-... Anil Pi treatim•iit •.1 a crowd, *hie! oii mini , . ,v , •Ve allays increeatug, to Merzentheito, w h ic h is al,out hall a league distant., They hod shut its gates; hot the t• . _ •IPopfe, who shitoubl: ed co tievemLaramt...4., o*r.orw fiTtert'erfE; cm,. ti ~i ..... Mith Nee Scenes, Machinery, Detests, Me. Pugs's. , 'tuff ;the hop etor . % Mr. a•Syllboali ; Zeutooki (C4a veneer of S ..... lcuskoi, Mr Mothball; Colonel !Liebe's, Mr. Philipps; (Theo, Mr. Smith Lieweinbnig, Mr. Penhod , lat.tfrad, 11r. turn; IClski, Mr thiherry ;fictits the Theatre- Royal, Glasgow, being hts 7th appearance et this Theatre). Asking, Mrs. 31ountaiu ; Korea, Mrs. Statiop ; Lieks, Mr.. ()rger. Previous to :'se Opera., 17111 time, a New Gtaud 11 Ilcl, called THE NAB 011; OR, I'IHR INDIAN LOVERS. With entirely New Simmers, Drawees, sail Decoration*. Slim tavonrite Sabana of the Nabob!, M,s Eerie ; Tame (NAboh), Mr. Rabert ; Hance (Cuati.lant of Tai nee), Mr. Grieve; Chief 'lancer Master PLAN; Srliwr, (a Voting Warrior) Muenieur ; (a Young larliaa) Miss lApiso; Zechalli, (Father cif Arposia) Mr. Butdaagkr Snare and Pisces to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the etn% Oar, at tbe Strand cutrance, of whom may aiso he had; Trtra le now., NizLtlv. The Sew Opera of The Russian Impostor; or, The Siege of fisnoicoako, rec. 'red, throagliout, with uaaninious acclamations ..fa t iplause, had wilt be repeated every eseiiim, , , till fn. thee notice. A New Grand Pantiwniate Ballet of Action, founded on Getman Legend, has been loog itt preparation, at thin rhea are, and will be piodened early to the iseaaing week. % Y :1 lot A ~ This ii-misishlitked. rtic• 64- E we sV,t,t)N I. A 'lr-I%oh and titEOPlßt Ali t li gSW' of IcAi Piloted nod rtStothr.l by I Hurler, Dracosto.: Itepositor:, Great Itusadl.atreat, C nt-Garden. Whet: uuy he had, :Sew E ;Awns of FIVF MILES c`Ft; o. ' The nage, Zs. IRI . NT ER of the ALPS, is. Lid. IR:SI! MIMIC; or, eluuders at Bughlan is 6.1. • ravviALL. Osier the Patronage ef bee Revd MAMA, lb* PRINCE of WALRb. ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Julv al. will be a GRIN() GALA, awl Exhillitivu rißE woßks 31. 6d. 13114tilas , a tiff 111 viii hHd joined, telrCea them ep t m ; this furious troop „or, ipitatell ststlf strto ti:c town, Imitiostiog to thrr,Lo:ll4ltorg Mth• Cs*, stlisea rscre its it sterwroo it, 0rr......trd M. de Nru.idor,:'olusilisow:c-0-sterstl office Cents' s well us 411 other person* to thor .ervice .4 His Nl4j , esty, who VAUXHALL SAILING MATCH. TIIE Animal filLlrMt CUP owl COVER, Riven by the Proprietors of VAUXHALL GAR DENS, sill be SAILFD Gir on %VEDA; F.SDAY, Angina 2, by fienticen-res Viriture Boats, Got (*evading to Taus. N B. Fur PArtieuters inquire of Mr Rohirts, Boat-builder. Lambeth . where Boats intestatii to Malt aunt be entered on sr before &girt o'Cleek in the Evening of Saturday, Jul. - ----- AST ' This day is published. io Two Yolu.nrs, Foolscap Octavo, ps ice 121. iabnarnis, AN ACCOUNT or the tti':;I{,ATION of the RR I'FISII A9MY, IA of the State aud Senti• twists of the People of porn (.T.A ;1,4 d!' SPAIN, doo the Campaigns of the Years isu9.9, :n aSerifsof Lette,s. " Nc quid foist dieere aude.it, ne quid yeri not, andeat " By the R.V. JA3ILO IVILMOT ORMSBY, A.M. Chaplain an the Star, N.e. the. London: Printed for Jaws Cit,pcoter, Olt; &Lid stivet. :LEY'S AIIPULTIIF.4 . rn e, WISTMINSTEB, BRIDGE. !bider the Patrosve it their TLiial Highnesses the Prince of Wales a id Dulo: of York. Tleii IS present Evening . . SATU HDAY, July 29, a pi,. Eastern, Equestri a n awl Pedestrian Spiert tele, e d. The ARAB; or, Tiir FR F.EBOOTERS of the 1)11BART ; with a general attack on real Humeri -- HORSEMANKHIP, try the Double Coast/Any, with the Eesseatriritics of the Hui,te.l Tailor :—To conclude with a New Comic Pantomime, c died tunt.tarts PY(311. 1 1- I.ION ; or, A TOUR throuth FRANCE. Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, jun. ; Old 11.13, Mr Dais; Lover, Mr. Noriudo ; Cilanihiae, Mrs. Melville, late Miss Taylor; and elowu, Mr. Laurent. Dour* open at Half past Fire, he.gia at Half-past Sic 'scald Price, at haltpiist Ei,Vit.—Equestreau Tuition by able M a sten, •.• To prevent the disappointments whirl, have recently occurred, in erinaingeoce of the NATVII II it WA tieing sent iii proper tour to keep pieces, the pithlie arc rt .pectfully in formed, tout the Box.keeper cn.loot he answerable for such twee, unless theservsets attend at live o'clock, our c in they kept longer than lislf,paat wrest. - a t- Thr Appentitz to th-w Work root.tion all the ilterestio% (Orden. to the Arany, and tastay other tasporiant anti estimate tkrruuteuta. • This dav is paililished, in one eshiste, peke es 6d. id !**ar c s, ANA;Fu?i(i I. 7SL TABLE-TALK of the late B.IRNABY Lsq To sh.ch r e prefixed, snme 6,..graphieal Notices, me pro -tine 7Sc line Otago) of that Gearlrinari. The whole proc lag, In fund all ileueit, Oro, femu this ;iirpensinit tello.ll acre drriced inc:d of lbe prevailing haulte, evidnucuts, rad ratiociuriith, of 1:11u0erm lime,. l'aiiquarn in speculum. London : Printed fur J. Criocuter, Ohl fl.m.l.street. Of shuts may be had, The CU IT P.R; is lire Lectures an the Art and Practice of Ciatting. Illissirate4 with cuWwal Plates. ilreignall tint etched by J. Atluusuu, Erg. uuc volume ruotsc.ip avo price aa.busrda. I. THE reel JAPAN LACK L N G, Made by DAY awl MARTIN —Thus inroioble Conipopitior, with half the usual lebuur, products the most heillitott Jet biack ercr hebehl, stfurd. a peculiar 4.,mielnent to the loather, will net moil the Attest hero, is perfectly bee trust luy a:plea sant -melt, Ann will retain its views ni oily climate. Sold, Wboleaute, by Day end Martin i the Mautifect,wy, No ti 7, High Holborn. lt.tatl, lay F. Der, No. 7, Tsvistrielbericect ; W. Dry, so, ftwallow-Weet Axtcl, No . 1, Finch.larie ; the principal 144tAisakere, PrrPnnrrs, a n d Oilman, In the me_ tcopolts, and In every Toga tisivutlkuut the United Kin glom, lu 114011 P battles, price is. 6d. each. This day is puhlished, handsomely printed is fJor Wulocum Octavo, esatiellisked with tire f.splanataty k:ngririar, price is. a ►cards, a New Editma, liaise the Fifth, of :n Es of N E. t rdo I,liin the fresch of 'AAUP, Wiley Rernardin de Smut Pierre. Ry HENRY HUNTER, D D. " We praised the work for the t►ddoem and originality of the maceptiott up which the plan was farmed ;—for its com prelieusiverwss,beitsi eumniensurate, in a certain cease, with Nature itself :—fur the native genius sod ..h.tp reseserli with which the author treats, embellishes, sod enriches the sub ject fur the eloquent end 1, , ely diction in whieli he di■easses topics, which, muter the pea of an ordinary rri iter. could hare been dell, elaborate, and revolting, to.. &c. Monthly Review, March, taut. Printed &r J. *lawman; J. Walker; I.oogusin, Hurst, Rees., sad Urine; Yoram% Hood, awl Sharpe, C. Law ; Lachinitton, All's, sod Co.; John Richardson; B Crosby and Cu.; James Iti,.hardson ; ILA A Newman and Cii. Of whom may be had, An Abridgment of the above Work, fair the use of schools, Mims large rotator, html'. pike ss. hound. 0 • 1 PitLl,►BY ANTI-NERVOUS T EA has I •. ai r. a 1, 1. ra ill stood the test of thirteen years experience with increas ing reputation. It is found a usual pleasant and invaluable Natal:fad by thine who mutter under estrous debility, severe Itescbaciss, spasms, and all other compl,iiits, winch arise from a •lisuesirred state of the stomach, 0: organs of digi s• tins, se Ilstsdast•, heart-inicri, hystenes, sad sour eruptions, which ere partitidarly troubtrovule iu precutacy. Ity the use of this whiskoniree dv•tie article, the appetite is mewled, the spirits Unproved; and the codetitutiou rceelvss a general tone sad vigor. Sold witoiessle end retail at Mr Batter's, No. S. Cheat'. tide, wow of Pattroosear-row, is packets et its 941.-..0.0tt. --wl .3 N. CM*. Of whom may silo be had, RICKMAN'S PILLS, for thi GRAVEL 5.5 ST9N are • certain core fur that mot complaint the stone and grill* Y str.44 l. = as hiattsego, end eserueistiug pebble** Wilds SOWN k hamar to premed bon cogitated with the itoookommoo ilsk youlto. Thoo ld r at Hickson's Pills, 'by besets( khlos Ws: oboes the manna, stake urine to • boillW 11 1 /. 11 " t he farther prodactios 4 Asa Amide? *time omit VW& II is from eummosa W Ovide roil* se& at the swig sassassedigs ey gllrles who becalms turoi by SHW A diet Shay an Wight Woe the public _ . A GREAT FALL ON IRISH LINENS. THE IRIS II LINEN COMPANY Intyr this day laideded • considerable cargo of IRISH LINEN% if the SPRING IS LEACH, which am mach cheesier than any gands they have had for some years; a great fall hawk's taken Ogre on Max in Irelan.l. The prices ersenismest at pad a. yard, aid new pd. • number np to 7s per yard; so article a* hit Irish Shirt lioeu, sod Sheeting, and not left than a piece of a 5 yam da, at wholesale price, and no abate itevit—eath piece is Nagel...ocl as to IsSr.e, and In tv.• blei 7h. ad on Ow grass. and the 111011“ retire/AA if • Gild; anon Cash far Rank of Iteiland ikotes ; Orders eirruted with poicenakty. J. ORR lEN, Agent tease Company. N. 4, Rloomatietry-square, is weir .rip ilessela Low shich it is nrresrer y to observe, se want yid; how,* are eurleovouriag t.. pus under let c, dal of uar parr, aid hare nitrated, with very tattier flimis,seeetalordrn iatead. cii ler M. . !cud out time to so..ke their escape. The-e people were pilloged, maltreated, and kepi prisoners in an inn, till nt,ln. ' a hem they coudocted th erm to the town-house. . Tete i n surgents spread • themselves through alI tarts of the ties where they bound par among the lower elms-mar the people. They :woke open many cellars, and, &link with rage and mod v es up tu alit he exedives of 0, h te i. a bdioJ le ~,,,, tetre i• tranalne. Au Austria!, dew:rue pot at their heat. They took :easy all the w li were, however, sent to the ancient Aesillain el the I. anon: Order, shorn the insur gotta obliged, as well as.the C Renter, to resattle the runts of F,eIVVI itslll.l.l. • The arms of His Majesty were pulled down, anal insulted, lord rep.w - e.l by those of the Telitunie Order, amidst the cries of tt Loug Ire the Emperor • Francis.— Lanz t'hn Ateliduke :laitooy." The former Cninieliers el thin Order were reinstated in II cir pia. with the exception of two, who. as well us all the ',en v ie north of Nlergeothetui, have much to stiffs r. This tumult was increased by the arrival of the countrymen ion the neiglibonihooil, among whom were rem irked, hi the greate.t hers, the sub jects of Bavaria and Baden. M. de Moincler, Ma jor Hup,don, and every other per.am in the service of His Majesty, have experienced injuries, threats, nod ill treatment of every iliseriptioo. At last the new Government was able, in a stmt; degree, to re establish traiiquillity, Joel to oulige Use K ieatest part of the armed peasants to leave the town. It orga nised a isutitia, which teas charged with guar..ing the prisoners. A permanent committee, formed toy deputies from all the villages, maintained au thority ; it demanded the King should he sent to, in order to have declared to Mtn that the lives of Isis set a nia .,,, an d ~niqeets step NlllOll 1116 COW' g to re-establish things at Slergctitheiin neon the same footing they were be!'are the The rebels were going to propose to M. De Man= 111. I re to charge himself with this nicarage, which was afterwards giveu to Major I lupedou. A. 11.1011 as the first Iligence of these troubles reai•hed Ninjesty, he ordered Nlajor-General Sekoler to ret out with four battidion• of infatAry, two squadrons of horse gourds. and four piers.* of co m ion. M. de Heisrliaeli followed the troops in (plains of Cottimesitiry-General. The troops ap peared before Zolergelithenii on the ttylh, at live o'clock in the attrition. Upon their euteriog the principality, they dispersed sinne hands of well armed ;scat:tots, who had fired upon them ; they di dodged them from the eiiievards and 0 uodr near the man. whico could only be etfeetr d by a very fUe, that killed unsay of the rebels. It was in -rain that, ugreealily to His Majesty's orders, they weir sunimmied to submit; they were heatly firing oixid the flags of truer, and presents sent tit them. It was oectsnui to lalow op the getn of test 'fhe rUstiirbaric,:s its the deportment of Weer*. are not quite stinted. It was sow sos, but only 13* blurs, who atiNekvil tis• town of Mid - msg. consephowe of which a net r ijq mat iou broke out in the foriswr Riahni , rie of 1 1 ,iderisiii ; tie pretcorc fur whie h WU% the ,its I , li e 0 ettlollt ditto. 'A party of eight own mtly were Neu* there, bwt the innirruction increased, as the t-Itecr slid not sullen nt decision. A strongiletoeli meld id if troo l ." have therehitt liven Tent iii;aitist.l.l.zia cal non. ernits, ants , lft. The folios ing has hem mods- public here by tin! Imperial Austri:iii Embassy : OFTICIt I. lIVI.LSTIN. Out the 4th the enemy the.nv a new bridge over the Danube fr the ',land of Lobito. The cm tore of the grwand, and an immense quantity of artilleiy, greatly &militated this operation. - l'he iiertal and R.oyatorissy was Vii , Vll 011 tf.e hei t ;tota behind the Russbach, cud extended its right .rise:; to Suesciihrunn and Regrew ; the left to Netisiedel. The centre was at Vl'agrain. In the night of the 4th and sth, tlw enemy coin ' piety(' the passage of the Iliagitir to the let bank, and very early in the mornina' large bodies appear ed on the pinin. About all the poiats of the line of the Imperial and Royal army were at tacked. The principal efforts of the enemy were however directed against the centre, with the view no doubt to penetrate it ; but all hua attacks; repeated with the greatest fury; and waptimtod by his numerous artillery, among which were several batteries of henry canton, remained fruitless. At JO' at night the tire ceased.—The Imperial and Royal army had along the whole hod nwint:nned ILA positions, and had made a gielltllHM her sif prisoners, among whom were many yaxous, Biideivese, 'taboo, and Portuguese soldiers. On the tithi chant four in the morning, tile enemy renewed hit ettaek with larger maims and greaser fury than on the ynectiling day. Ali his ethirts against the centre nod right wing were iiritNeut ef fort. the hitter hail erea rilita;.rsed such ortr:totie z os that a corn,,le victory St.ilm expected, when the tut ray, with fresh divirao:rs greet 'superiority And deftly rowed the loft oils: over Neusiedvl. and com pelled it to fall !seek. As'dile flank of theimpeimsi and Royal trier was thus thrtatoned, his ?ini.eriait Highness tbs Oentrali.s.mo thought it right to of- and or Sookscrlere its Tows it..tit;eautry. This di, is published, neatly pristed in fonisesp tivd. E new o lora, 4 , boards, illttuti, being the Tenth, of R E 1. J.:. N 7 . 1 011 EA i • 11.- 13y WILLIAM L " It a eppoiL:erl sato nest Mite to the, but eater this the jtot;titent.7---Heo. k. Jj. 11.0,%1413; . ProurA An. 3. Nl3nrall; .f %Calker Long time, ituost, fart*, and (Mee , and Ihneteterr.l eat - j• Letter- Mot aLtun ant hZ Itch , hy the teethe Author, printed u .tiormly %villa the Foolienp octivo, price Is. huArtle. 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