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r-- F a • from Gmlleratletti, a hen it was pubWied ou day oftet Ott battle f i f Al_ swam : ORDEIt or VRE pat. eanit.cottbtattr?, StLY 7. In the !tattle of woodetdar. thervainjes of the Jett wOO% in ass tompert itattarred the esioetaittims he It, had a tight tu thz.iab respeetwa thews, nor t Its hope, t had foliated, the tie - partatier of tit it day considered, &Ts their Mtvog sail ad waatmetru. position. . The disastrous refillt of that stoat be atertbal tt lb* ewohset ,if these troop.. for, a. the esetheept it •.•tea gencrol anomie tlwari, site retreat eat othitle otitis boo greet Irisie and dinorder. 1 stn also, with same exceptions, fat feu* setiefirel with the tataittry. Several mgiateada'aimeher ward too ,0011, and began to bre uitt.mt 2:4 - Calm They were hrs.*. so crowded blether, that they heed upott one another. The milkers *Mc nit aile to rally the Larger 1i.01i. , ," which grd in disorder, gad thus it'etoort wasting*. The coo %hogs was li-sr., %mow the troop., drowned Site $llll. e ado- Caseasewliagnllitela. dot the Cuulatautters act esturattt their troops to silence, God taught Uwe, to alteorl to nothing but floor to der.. the squint:tots of the left wiag woold suet have prvdtr:(ll shusueht! Atacquetires. In fairy regiment w Web * hay hereahew e t to.hiet e a -trio a ei!..it tr manner, the geol. watt Shall !IC 10 die, ao I :tn• nut of the wen shall be ilitttrihtited autung the other er4totrot.. The Comartmlieg Offrer Omit Ise f.t.ltietool, sail the other Officers thmainietl. Ce.es 16141111111 MUG/0Z tie' ups shall be puotalsed 1.111 death. The troops taus. tart when ordus are giving to them, or on the "moat 01: drum. It. most ragtinentla, the drums are placed a.ll. the music, on' or the r u•h elf rho :ire, hut the Commanding 4 lin - erow rer the, all tier Maws rater,, I.s their inal•, shall take acre tkph the troops wider their &Alton, du not Iry without order., tw at too great a dtstante. In the eveittarg of the ah, the repot, of of A rgeotair made each bed thorpositium, that iu the unprotitable rativat to Nee del, the ?et hoe &red no the Ist, au,i meat ditowthr. The reitireut of Meier Neosliw . g did out Al; but asochwiseee and there ; SWIM timer was heard the of foewaph,"r Isere. Writ sax so allctirb knit 41:11 not eaadoiet Itiot.elf well at Eutcersdol ft. (In the Uto, iu the arenia;, I trot not Mot him at the head of ho tronpb, a 4.4, 111. cont”., Le 4.1 not follow the .rob... shish were hits. re.;.rrttrt, the 2tuw.k. Hr: shall be dismissed front the set. stet of His Najtnty. The tlisoolec prevails a:nong the troops, prem.' that tbr. /Weer. at the st.,n• h .ue out tote to apply a re needy. I Atoll, lowest I, sot 1.0 CNllOlpic 1111\144( I *Loll, Ise - cording It. thr eirceoustatiers, &swiss or cashier sorb Otti. • of the tit and Staff, who.. troops an. Hot agree brought ruder toupee taiseipli.w. It se thN choose of thc min) that on WWI) his ..gauss and plunderers are fatted on all the roads sled in alt the e.thnces. (Slate') fit AR ir.S. Genefalibsii" FetASKVtiont. 4[6.6. The hest ocrmtitts remit i v.; holies of •ro siww, however, how fiu the reportr wok h low rin:ulitted here require to he sititlietiti ealt4l. It n Pit I)vtu.tit to stash, that it stow oiti•-•Arl. that the argoriations were wit to FAnittetire on' ti tlw e7th, its.: Very Slay 011 ai-Arlisig to thi ruitioiiis w c before iritor•b woo Weed. L.4S * G EITZ. Ditiviriug-aire?l, 05g. p.lsog. A AiAputeh, of which. theifethswiag is a miey, w an thisusortikusg received at the Office a Virsiuoist Caedler..a4h, one of His Majr.ty's Principal Seere tantos of .itate, from Lieuteikant-Guierui the Earl Clooliana„ dated Head-quarter', Middle burb,h, Aug. le, 1803. binkiiebergli, Are Is, 1609. My Lois--I here the tumour to transom, f r your Lards•i i i. i 41,61 audios, s cony of the Articles of Csritolotiou fur the surrender of the towns of Zeltickwie and Bruwcr.l,Avete, awl the islands of Sithawen sttd Doted:tint, concluded, on the latit instant, by I..tesstetunst-Gene,sl the &El of Ito)slya • soli Ftrar-Adiasiral Sir Richard Keats, with the Deputies of those towns' and Wood. ; and I halt' much satisfaction in acquainting your Lordship, that I have every reason t• bitli'ere we shall he eu abled to draw very ample suppEcs of cattle, spirits, and from that quarter. The inclosed )ttturu of the tate warrison of This rterived frravi Getwral Nlonnek tart night, so materially Merl frenn that 'WO aecom pat6ed nay eliapatrh of the 16th isisteist, that I think it expedient to transmit. it, for your Lordship's in format it's. 1 a iw 314 n informed, tfinrtbsustrmsr, during this facvice, has starer.] a very en d groniidirl, which, tiige.h.fr %lat . tile primmer% of war who hare fallci: into out haft ht. the enemy . * tivito•rtl to us lit this island, may leer) fairly be staid ut 1,000 taco. I have the 'amour to br, &c. (Si4ned) Cif ATM N. • 14.11.1.1• ti Thr C . 4lrserainary li.ivette of the loth. lLiuctsst ssi isca,ass La the Garra.nn of Fousimig, w 17116 Attr.lo, 1103. 24.14111;criv. 4rsr, lAA ..rttl tar, L:b slck nasl .4. 'A.1.11, 'O/40 IVur Bankrupts. Dividvirts. B.rr sae Ow last isne.i SLIPPLEMLN TO TILE LONDON GAZETTE !Arta D 4%, TRU 1911/ Or •11.11 MIT. lUNDAY, AURVIIT 111..9. Duieniug-Atrett, Aug ust 20. 1$" The iliti.kns of Lieutenant-“eiwtal Lord Ram lytt And I.irtHrowsl4ient.►al L n •d Mildly, were, UCCOIiPII , 4 to the intcubot► I intirtioord iu my taut I.isulott in Sistitit the morniug of list. 9ili inomst, hut, I inn 'sorry to soy, that the tlivimon of min.-poop', with the cavalry anti ar tillery the heavy ordnance, amosuMtion, imil I.f nil riewripttottv, litre not yet 1)(111 brought through the Slow l'amage. 'I he moment they appear, it is any iwtenti to pooeveil towards Katz ; bat as till then no operation eon he under tAett. I have thought my preirenee here WWI more A large portion of the &tato has procceilcd up the rivet to Doti. 4tu altiek place I loans tit it the enemy hail again made an attack, !rut had been re ',nisi(' by the :Anus of the rani. 1 hare the Imi %%%%% r to lie, tt:e. (Signed) Cit.trusi. THE BRITISII PRESS, A diap.itch, of S\ ich the coliriviiiig is si ropy, hae limit received at 6 0 ! Office of Viscount Cottle one flit 31ojtsty'• principal sec►rlar►re f livolt.oint-Ceorial the Earl of Vs %thorn. h. G. dated tietid-quarters, 31141411.- burgle, Aagit.t 11, 180',I. A Post-Captain arrived at a Ltte hour htht night, at the Artuitrolty. with disinitches frcin the Coast urA rue. I .ON DON WEDNESDAY, AuGen .21. • The Gazette of last iiie).t gives dispatches. from the Earl of CP ATII AM. dated the IYth mount. ehn. tensing a ropy of the Articles of Capitol:a:tun of the townb of Z:incleie and Bruwersliaven ; and the blonds of Schoweu and illuireland. concluded on the 1.511 i inht. by lien. the Earl of Itossi.e awl Admiral fitters, and static,. the advantages which the eriny will drive from bring supplied Witil Cat tle, spirits, antl•biseuits frmn those Oa; 3. They aim, contain a return of the garrison of Flushing. wri:ch amounted to ,:ca Oflicenk, rank a n d tik, anal 61N rick—Total 5)40 3. The whole force oul•ostd to OLIN on the labia* war upward. of 9000 lora. Toll greatly exceeds the e.timate in the former dibpatche*. The Nesting/ of Itotti.sricaet's system have ;well extembril to Spain. Ily that system parents acre made responsible for thsir eliddren, mid those whose rellit.ves toil emigrated were either subject ed to a heart' pecuniary hoe, or imprisonment.— The following Decree La.. Leen issued ut Madrid. All persms hs►ing sons among the lasurgeats, whoem incomes ate above 1,4)00 ducats, are to pay a Imitate sum into the Treasury ; those who have less than Loral ducats, are to Ire dragged from their homes. and sent * prisoners to Pruner. He imi. Q sari e.*, M irldielosrgh, lath A ..:;set.. 'bog. MT Logo—l -ecc.wv.l yester.t.iy eveniu4 your Lonkhip's rti.patch of the b tii east. by the Nl,:wes ger. Nlfills, and I must entre.it of your Lordship to offer toy most dutiful acknowleagrocuts to ilia Majesty. for the gracious approbation he ha, been plreard to repres. of toy humble ru.l r . to bia service ; *oil I *hall feel the greatest satisfaction in emootasnicisting to Lieutettaist.faueral Sir F:yre Coot,. owl the (kneral sop fitir!r 641it'ets. and the M• 010 enstilu7e4 here X mitt toy eouiriot.pl. the ' omit vatic', II 4 Itaj.sty'leutrtelue of troir no•ri -• • "ursine conduct in thy service. in which thly foie 'lmes seri k esi, AA wirliAt ttAvfbitideuce I ass ilaihnirsti I . feels in their future good conduct, and which I ceedings on IZw Danube, since the signing Of t' trust they will not disappoint. Armistice of Inuitn. It is confessed, that so early ut The etieusy has continued to give what intearap- the Nth July, ccbstaeles hod arisen on point, of non he could tit the proiless,of our works i lint great importunte; is conm.ipience or which, the iiace the &Xs of iuy last letter, he has uueui t rted Austrian Negotiators, Makin! of remaining at Vi- . Ars sortie incur face. Ito has rotkovoorvi to ,00ti, proceeded to Conian ; mid the Eimpeitte . cause us roupeemnharrisAntlit by opening the sluices FILINt la assensided his !Loyal likutherr at that at Flushing, auJ letliug Mit time ...It %ruler, but thus place, for their advice and opinion. The re has been attended us r..t with little inconvenience, stilt appears to inter been, that the sacrifices as the necessary precautions fur letting off the wa- demanded front Austria were considered exorbi ter through the 'lidera in our pfrewswinti at this rant and inadmissible, and that this determination pinee and at Veer, I have no doubt will be found hissiMma; Leen made known to IButIAPAKTe, he bail effectual. The several batteries will probably lie yielded. something of his deinruds, and matters ready to open on the place, either the 12th ur 13th, harm.: taken a favourable tarn, it was expected and I shall took with Brent ammxias to the result, that the itegeriation would he concluded by the as the speedy reduction of Flutlnu4 (particularly 6:11 instant. Such is the coafeinsion of the Dutch Under present appearances) is of the last import- Parrs. Tiny further admit, that the negoeiutiona e w e, as till then so very large a portion of the had been pfner.imeinuted hey raid expectation; that it is. wee under my command is turavoitlably detained is necessary to. romisillt ((mont h and that koglanti has before it. lire's invited to take a part in the uegociastions ; for which purpose, a Courier was said to have been dis patched from Vleffillt on the '2oth last.—We no ticed, yesterday. the report that the Archduke CHARI.IOI hod resigned the errottaund of the Aus nista army, mid was succeeded by Prince JoNN of LICIATENSTELN. It is added that the first wet of the near Comitrander-in-l'hief has been a notice, oil the 3l instant, of the rupture of the Armistice. The contents of the Dutch Papers certaiiily corro borate these reports. AusoirA the articles of this tendency, which they hare insetted, is an Order nl the Day, dated the 7th, purporting to hare been issued 11 the Arelntake CIIARI.Sti who mode to express great dissatisractioir at the conduct of Ins troops at Ihr battle of Wagram. In none of the Austrian Papers, since the battle, has it berm pub lisherl..ond it is in direst contradiction , with all the articles that have been issued by the Austrian Go vernimat. Fabrications of this kind are sent into the world for the obvious purpose of ioculcating an opinion that the Austrian scaly is io a state of discord and confusion; itsid that there io no rallying point (eft for those nations which would resist the tyraiiity and oppression of Fruiter. With a similar vit•w, it is sirp l iond the Protest mid Act of Exemn munientiou which we inserted yesterday. hate been sent iiito the world. They are no doubt firlbrira tious, to afford a pretext to BONAPARTR to three the Pore of 1.6 'whittle] as well as of his temporal power, and place hisusetf at the head of the Church. Letters !tare liven received frnrn Holland-, of the 15th They mention that a decree IMP lweiv pussed hy the Dutch Gorrrreinciit, ordaining the putiislu:acut of deuth (woo silt pursons holding any intercntirse uith the British iii Zealand. Th. ia a vcr)' pruhAble ineus.urc.—The sanoe letters state, *hat is less that tile Dutch volunteers have 'erased to inarch against our troops. Some letters ginned on 111moloy from Canis, Ins the} are thr:ed too days prior to throw betore re- Cel V ed. Extra..t or a letter frnm an Officer latlnanting lo the tlori•inn of the Expedoion under the compartment of the INlurtioi , 4 of NI. : w a .4nd:saw in South Bcvehind, August II rr Aar division of the fleet sei64l no the ands .11.1 y. and anchored ntf Ostend the Dela morning. Ws- were to Lave landed in Crilsaud, and the troops wore in perfett readiness ; but the landing wits not attempted. I ant told the retire wits the want of a sufficient number of fiat-hollowed %exits. We lay off railsand for eight or len slays, aud were then nr• tiered ro2MI le Smelts Nevelaliel, where we loaded on the 91h im1411111...e island hiving her,, p. oiusly occupied, ...thong mach opposition, h? Sir John Hope's division. The grog at Flushing having ceased, I suppose we will ininiciiistel) rneeed to attack hallo and Antwerp. A fordable paining, Las hero discnvered on the arm of thee Scheldt wkicli 'ope rates this island frow Ilulland ; the passage is defended by wen. The enemy is said to hare to,ooto men at 1.1110, and at Antwerp. It el Seppowed there were il,tiou ea carlsand. if Finishing bas fallen, se still, 1 suppose, peoree , l towards I.iflu in a day or two, and I hope the s eat expectations formed dike Lava:tiding will be realised.' The contribution Iwd on the A us.tristss conquered Province% it thus. ds..trsiuthed, is, Lo.shormsty 0111, N Detroe of the Eiopeeu NAwtt:uro, issued on the 7th of July : Upper Austria. I.owrr Kasai* ••• Salizlourgh ...... ..... . ........ ....• 11,440,0410 Stisia . 44,'4 h, ('ssinthili i11.•214•04 •u • ('annul. l 5,....044,u0u Go, Is 91 4 4000 is silt, in addition lo dm formrr rimiributitm ou the IVroiewe of Isteete Uno;:try 7.650,04t0 Time rirek of Zogmin Sforavao 7,490•04+0 The tortuous •ehguuier. with lftlt from I iverpool, is recaptured by His Majt•sty's sloop Podarglis ; likewise the Frederic!: fill/ions gulliot, recaptured by the' Alpha schooner. The Esp.-►awca, iiminAw, front Stettin, is lost pear Yarmouth. _I By sax:aunts recently received from Russia. we Paul that the French inSuence there is now un. hound.d, and that it s. exerted to the utmost to prevent all iiiturcour.e whatever Iketween C;reat Bri tain awl Ruts's. A very strong proof of the ex tent to which this priiiiittition is carried occorred lately : A Itsc ,, sian (:eittleinon came to Engliical a new mouth..2,i, with a regular potspor!, and iiov nig accomplished his hissines4, set out 0 1 . hi. re tur n home ; Linton his arrival on the ittstoiou frouties. he war stopped, such, though Ite had resztilar poets, permittisut I to return, they were not at tended to, and lie has actually been compelled to return t.. England. The mile reason as.i.itsed fnr out 414$1 , 4111;! 11.111 to enter the Itu.rlao onsistry dolt lir hail hail commercial ill ercoree with till.count r+'. Johawnt, the smuggler. swam with the rope of a Catoruanin round his arm up to the very rniiiports of Flushing. the tram being lighted, and tied it close to the pier. Ile it back safe aad wiper cei+ed ; wad for souse immstes the expected ex plosion was looked for with anxiety. but the troin had got wet with the IPC.L. water, anti it di l not ex plodes 14 1 1 011 ~- APORTING INTELLI6NNCE. _ HEREFORD RACER - • IS v. INIONFIt4D•I, *WAIST 0 Tlx plate of for all ages. .„. Mr. Terrett'a g. SUIMMICV Me. /My's,. Cloak/ford Nan.. 1 * - Mr. Freemen's N. Domingo_ Mr. Illosnowyli Valvoline . Lord Oxford's eft e. Little Preston die.. . Lord oxford's Little Preston, was the fammegte barna, an* G to 4 was regularly betted upon hint ; bone.% he ram‘dia• lanced in elll/14,11Urlife of one part of the MUM behz. trenwly hear y, from the fall of rain ros ikereeeding Mach snowy was. lost on Littk Preston, and late ktMteditge ones sure completely takes in. sear nay. A sweepstakes fur banters, fire guiueaa each, eight saint& hers, with rod. added , rude by geutlesuen.—Twoemlig hems. Mr. Truett's hr. It Ferguson Mr. iirritage's c Wonder * Mr. Vever's ch. L. Warwick * et Land Itaforrol'a lolk. it ltaiuriglit's gr. at dr. THIIII,III4Y. A plate of 5111. fur a nod 4 yreos old. Mr. Day's f. Snordrop t t Mr Piggeries r. hr Andwoois Lord Oxford's Little Preston a dr 40 MR 111.41'. A sweepstakes of ten guineas Leek, aloe fuur.asik heat. Houlhoorn's Lord Grey's b no. Belinda Lord Ittsford'% hr. it. Victoria Mr. Senolmuorv's b. Ir. Swaurra 14)14 inle t Wray. r a,- (*.amid g. Warwick or Sit T. 11'ionioigton's b. us. %as Bluindoaail . d, 711111 AT. The Ituh for sol. fur all age'. Mr. Frerninit's Domingo Mr. Painter's Ali Babe.... 3lr. Day's f•niloOfurd Sint a e it dr Ali Baba an:: Guiloltwd Nno were toe faroorit.s nt start ing ; and even u tot was heard that Domingo" wooed ma ul a hest ; the last of who h was ron Aunt nine at night, mot (ate dark. Between the helots, a motel, for to confrere, rode by the uworra, was nun easily by I-apt:ear Browne, of Worcester. beating 31r. Gonlburo. DAY. The sweep►t'kra of orb, 6 strbscrthers. Mr. %I hit more h Giato.lillos cr Mr. Pitman's Amin...eta Them was cetwileat running every day, and the coon* was nitesnaily crowded. The podslie brreltfest. un the Cas tle Gaya attracted a large cuacutuse d Feshioueldcs ; nod the ordinaries in the Town-hall woe snore sonserowsly wt. tendril than at any period within the laet twenty year► The Ladies orilioarits at the Ilutel bail to bout of ninths beauty and fashioo. Tie Stets wed tiering bespoke a play for Wed. *today niKhl, the Theatre was the centre of attraction; hot on the succeeding 'tights the ball iciest' inns much crowded. I.tutt Rodney is appointed Strward foe nest year. Amore the cowspauy peewit. were—the Doke of Niirfollk, Lind and Lady Ouford and fatuity, leant Foley and fatuity, / oed 4:rev, I.ortl Lyttleton, Lord Itaillary, hie T. %Vitiates. tun, Sir i. G. Content, M .P. Colonel Poky, M.P. est. tee. POFTII P. IX VOCATIO4t. Rise, blessed Spirit ! rite sgaiii„ la visit to the sous of men— Integrity ! and o'er these lakes Ditlirse the magic of thy 'mike ; A magic, leading Pc.iec along, With all her animated Nunn( A magic, hat Loopy. of joy, And happiness witholit alloy A magic, whit h, if nesting, all The sticks of t:ouning won't assil--• That modern substitute for thee, Bless's! Spirit of Will it) ! And thou, 0 Fox ! di-parted hence—. Thy eon tit r)'s glary MAI defruce-- If e'er 511) soul, Gam teats ad blks, Dmierioteth thrungh this deep If e'er,. a naiiirrer from the mks, To Britain's green civilise you , And to the out, ul Erin's shore, Dime* a pitying look; once more Infuse, into our hearts of stone, Something of liciv tie , holed thy 01111 Infuse that philanthropic glow, 'Phut warned thy hoarse while below ; infuse that high disdain of . ..iron, That bless'd teat heart, and grae'd thy tongue; I ANC that afrand contempt of state, 'l hat kr pi thee poor, lint kept thee great loftier, 0 G11131k11•611! what we are Deficient by the loss of thee ; time to our Ministers, los sit We ask for them, the sense In fall ; Cise them, the intellect to yield— For wisdom sometimes quits the gad; And oe'er brfunt, from • isdomes seat, • louder voice 1.11,11(11 retreat. Downie mid place are not the same ; And puw'r is not—.ippoa'd to shame. .J Yesterday mnronnic Hts ililitosTY. Princesses AVOUITA and 501941 A, accompanied by Lady 6. MUNRAY, emonst MUNsTER, Generebt C•se- Vkal4.wr and Virraux, iiinl Colonels TAYLOR ItIMAI rode till noon in Windsor Park, anal Ohl-sands returned to the Palace. To-morrow, Uts MAJZITY M expected to hold a Private Levee at the Qut.ittes Palace, its usual. Lady Poe inotrouteetl the Comedy of" Wires as th y item" Iv..t utlht, at the Cheltenhaue Thc sue. The Countess of flet.stoas; will Itistioliise the entertuinuienth of to-tnoriow, in soh cis two Gentlemen Amateur', make th.:er appearance. Mr. KENT, of the Di ur).linie Compuuy, and Mrs. En- Nis and Mrs. Catmoio.t., are expected iu the Lunen! o f next week. Preparations me rniking for the departure from of the Priitmos Auci.tA. and Primes% NI ART; it 13 supposed they will leave Windsor oil .moony next. on an excursion to Weymouth, for the henelit of their health, accompanied by Lady hlcattAir and Lady 'NEALE. In that teem. ILs Ma.riste's Ilimoverisii linrico, which are at pre sent at Cumberland Lodge. will be allotted to con vey the Royal Party to that fahluonable wateritiv place. The Northampton Musical Ftwtiral will he held Octnlrer. Principal iocdi inrineni—Mrs. r.- xis° f.ird, Mrn. V a UlinAN, Messrs 'joss, ELLIOT r, rod hosuso. I DECREE witoctn, arty 22. MAJESTY ha' imotteil talc foillwAttig &e•rre: o All the hilsalotant. of the towns and rilloT.a in Spain, who here soles asuong the insu:ac . ..ts, shall fitruish to His Majesty's witty ea toady wen as they have sous with the in surgent., or shall pay Milt the itio,nl Terssur) a certain 1.0.0 of mouey proportioned to their cirenntstinc , .. Thew contributions are ihrided Into Owes rhesus, namely, those who pones. 3,000 ducats of utr•nne shall pay, iusteadof a 'Substitute, for each nun, i 2,000 orals ; those who have .3,040 ducal" of impose, G,non reale ; those whose income sloes out .arced 1,000 ducats, 3,000 main ; those also have less than ',ow ducats shall hr arrested and conre)ed tit fiance, there to remain Datil their sons abandon the party of the histosents„ return to their towns Wed and deliver them...iv...Pap to the Magistracy. Eltlrr Brothers and tinsidintiv air included in this decree, with respect to ystingr.t brother• sad wank." We have given, in our iudisen tient columns, two private totters from Talavera, dated the 30th July, oistaitting an aceoutat of the great haute fought at that ',lace tin the 2;th and 2 1 1th. It win. not front tiny religious actuplie t!iat ClrLart, &Chord attick the French o.i the 231, bot frosu a wedi to wait until Vr.7tit:tiati was sufficiently ail.. If'Alice , ' to jot° him, eritiveisitig that the Spaniards abuse would thus be able to beat the enemy, in whieh cit.e the English snigft: act its a reserve. Au idea was entertained that the Freoinh, notwith standing their defeat on the , 28tit, and their o vent retreat, would soot rtqllllllo OfftlllllVe opera- We :received, but n,pht, 1)oteli Papers to the itrotaiit„ front which Ole l ire wade some VN. tn.cei. The sioult utul sioirertaility in *Weis the previous sat:comas left the uegocattiou between Fronce cud Austria, ore it/ egreat measure•. re.. tye•L 1 hr thc ii cuistentk, awl a ray of light breaks to thruuah Use thrlvticsv winch hoe coressrd the pro- O! . pr' lit Bi 01, ir A.