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Declun, Freud' Charge 4' Airairet at Vienna, was stopped at Bra n nan, a frontier tow a df Austria; his dispatthes were taken away by force, and sent to Vienna. When His Majesty was inform ed of this fact by a letter from M. Otto, lie ordered reprisals. Au Austrian courier front Vienna was stopped at Nancy, and his dispatches were seized. They consisted of letters, both official mod private, from M. Stedion, of plans of mutes,-to which wars joined the declaration of the 27th of March. We shall see by the official dispatch annexed— (No. that the Court of Merino rejects the t l proinswil of the guerantee of Russia, a mea sure which France proposed, mid which was without doubt the best calculated to 'moire the tranquillity of Austria, if Austria had only wished for traliquillity—that she 'ejected it under the fu tile, and, to Russia, the injurious pretext, of the weakness of that guarantee, and of the fear of c tui proutisuig tae power that should have granted it.— This bad fault develepes itself by the pretexts with which it seeks to conceal its measures. In the same dispatch Al. du Metternich is or dered loot to demand his passports till he shall lkve known that hostilities have couuuemcrd, and then, by cloargiug Ilion to deliver the declaration of the 17th of March.—Tlois declaration is mot a declina tion of war—it was wished that it should not be considered as such, because Al. de Metterioich was prohibited front demanding he , pausporte, and yet war was resolved upoOtit that epoch, the tartlets for the commencement of hostilities given, awl throe hostilities had begun, before the Aus trian Courier, stopped at Nancy, could have remised Paiie, and the declaration of the 27th of March delivered by the Austrian Ainlaisaador.— Thu% the Court of Viemia made war without de el 'ring it—it made war whom its Ambassador 'sae et Pans, enjoying all the humours of his oink. and treated as the Repreveinative of a frirmily Power. A ostria herself degraded the character of her Atli. ba d eatior by making Into floe instrument ofa peofi lily, stud put Min in asitwitlom in which lie was kit e4l fur no account of the hooch blood that flowed on the frontiers, whilst he was still ti l itlikluZ of the pacine thapo.itsiiii of hid Alaater tower.l% Fr•liter. the tin: loth Aped, the. Austrian Geuerals a,u the I tttt t the ail in llalinatie, made ktiowe to the Fiend', or allied head -quarters, :10 or JO leagues off, that they iind order* to march forward, and to treat as enemies ell that shall oppose therm. At the asitir trimaran they uttarked the :advanced pens, 24 hours before the latter cou'il hare received orders fiten heall-rpoarten., soul had the noble glory of massacrelig some soldier. who were reposing . iii i the security of pence. notion. laws, lice those of honour, prescribo d "kW% viol day's notice. 'rlsue'they made sport or all that t MMus has agreed to respect, of all that forms the ham., at their relations with each other, and of all that the most savage people regard as sacred. Amongst the private letters is one addressed to M. De Metternich (No. 7.) ; it shewe what lueaus are employed to mislead, more and more, public into, end to induce them to forget their duties—it proves the danger of that spirit ot'euterrir, which, aesuming the place of one national spirit, to which it is idways adverse, is ouly atrong where the Gu yer ttttt cut is weak, and leads' it to its rein, front the iiiiiment it is aisle to direct it. The Minister of Foreign Affaire, informed of the orders glycol to the Minister of Police to arrest the Austrian Couriers, haul refused AL De Aletternieh the 'mileage lie had demanded for the Cannier lie wished to stood off. It was u delicacy Rolston to the Aantiusseilor—lout M. De Alettermelo had sound memos to send 'off a Courier, who was stopped at Chalome.—lle had, with other di patches on ivy phere, the di.pateli annexed. (No. B.)—Al. De Metternich ttttt outlets to Ins Sovereign the depar ture of the Kiiig of Spain from Madrid. lie hit wailers that on the g7th March, :Orion the pe riod of the victory of' I 'cies, us a moment of pros peerlty for the affairs of Spells. 't hut then had lie written in t when they hail Inca less happy ? And it is true they attempt to deceived the Empe ror of Austria, mini to hurry Ilion into a war t h at must 1111/1 his country. They promised him the conquest of a part of Italy and Germany. They had already sheer(' those rich spoils; Intendants were named to administer therm Private and hate ful paseinsis had created those divisions. amid formed those waetiog and absurd plans. And such are the men who are the depositaries of the fate of the in tereete of nations. Sovereigns would do an act of wisdom, if they announced to those whom they invested with their coutiolenorr, that they made them responsible for the miseries to which their cupidity and ambition gave rise, and for the fatal errors produced by the lying reports of inen destined to etiliglifeu them-- If this responsibility were something more than a vain word !—(MunOrne.) the documents minexed we shall new take only the two last, nt length.] Thefts: is M. Otto'e I..tter, dated 19th March, 1809, in which lie 'considers the arrival of the French cowrie., :it Broomall as a new pima of the absolute aaceialawcy of the F.roglish tin:atom winch , for six months has directed all the affairs of the Coact of Virtues. Tbe watered is tram Count Stadion to NI. tie Met ternich, thaietl the jlst March, in wheal h the golurtaii tee of Rostosia is refused, as adding notion% to the serenity of Austria, the latter not benog able to de mand the fultilmein en the eneitgemetots of Russia, before the enemy had estelilished himself au the centre of the Austrian !Monarchy. The third and fedi th consist of notes to be pre sented by Al. de Metternich to the French Aline.. ter, in a hieli Austria considers the note of the French Government, of the loth of March, as aro satisfactory. .1 he filth, that, and seventh, are of little in:,.ort lance. boa—PARIN ntAacn J 7, 1509. eOtAIT DR eIitTTORNICII TO COUNT sTADION. Thr last trews ton liteatt du not appear to he of ii nature ha rata,/ the Court of the fhtoillerice 1 hey opesk of Several miens stoat the eutiis have experienced. The news of the eittrJuor of the Ildl,lllCell guar,' of, &Mk halo I.lehott is nut eehtirosed. It as said that Le is not beyond the Minim. Frusa 3 , 1 to CueliVh have eloi- Oseiteet at Calla As *stay of near tio,oysi nos, *oder the conintauil of Celesta, and the de I' Infoutadeo, out advanciug to Toledo Ibis :eat rirettaisisuce tiutatt Kent tut n Coutributid to the depattute of the Naas flora Ir idrid. It is au artficalt to procure here real accounts of the slide of adios beyond lir P)resk,s, that I Austral my est- Wanes* mere Mali tin iwiladwnmms in the peLlie , ": •T. ' , ISCPC7 , IPrp Total . . . • ~ . 11141efit, anti Olt filasiltame Of the Goreruittent. than pa it Isient reports circulated moor the •ittlilic It is tarpossto. to admit that ito military remit occurs Ili Hoehn, W e i ill.,„ Li have Bulletius if there were any netts to ~,,a uti, ,c e, The ofillVlSell that ravage the interior of tie kingdo m h i . s .- been communicated to iievera4 provinces O. the howl, ~. Fraud by the Spanish prisoners, and the sick iii . th e 1 . .,,„, army till the hospitals of these provinces the Coot, 1,,,..1 seat it • ommissiun of ten ur loom wityceiatta to nacreta.... the real state of affairs. This CUIIIIIMIaIieII ha. 1(11:mull, m, i appears to have pointed out Ake proper measures to pot a period to the evil, or rat least to lessens its tat a ges . 't i•,. are not.viillsout uticasinefilrithi respect to the time of Let Weather. 'l' lic greatest vigilance continues to be vii en respect ing the correspondence of Spam and the adjacent pruritic, , . (qiii)—e•RlS, Ma UCH g 7, Pitt). An event, of it very paiticular nature, eccuptes the .1.1...- tat. Last Thursday, a valet-ch , rhdonbre of the &Spero:, vine hefore, or accompanyin g , th e F.mperor in Isis teallihs t , in Ihr Palace of Eitsitim, &scot ered a Mills, coecested, : c. voidin g to s ', milt r a IlteCe of furniture —at C Orrlit al: I • others, heinuil the curtains of a window. t% hit he 5t:.... SCIV4I and searched, he was tumid to have it stick, sho , with hell, dial a candle. The mats is said to have got in by remitting a pane of, giros to a %Maim looking into the smitti a It ts. saiii lat Le dues nut AIWA a 110 N/ its Vele, r $4l the questions put tow, aud it is oist dutiMed that he is ens,l.• This is all 't hate Is.-rti mile to i t.,: iet that i i pr ,,t,,,,, ie Annum( use l ,00 d cif i minium that are tiVirelall./1 I caiatot evert guard...tee what I have 11111/16J1101.14 lo Aubwit to -..ur FACellerf). A. likelle.—%% hat poverty : ('an it he supposed tins it ~t was there *ilk eileillliiii I sews 1 It is well kielMll Iku: t;... Enquirer used not besought for In tin leltritit of his i•ii-is I locate—M. .1e 3lettereich is out c...,t,orant Loa , outireua it in to meet the Emperor ever orthut.t ill,, rila.ti,l4l , Ulita It,: t o,lg/ttilre, Willeti 1.110i141. to great stient and IV serous 'Mtg., the Emperor testifies out old., to his intiple, ;nit to G1i..114.•ii., Spain, Egypt, at ..... tg strate,:ers, and thite siva. where Ili. s might speak to into mar set the dusters 'hut salaamed rout Such stint." sowlat Ist told the Er:girds, who, eselatlro Cool tit Comment, hi.,- Is 'ewe, 41.11" ilth lenge/ litlielle I it eitli .1 Who keit.* lii./.1111/114 Alin ile passing tin ii', arid w ,o art t, 1/1111. or Ie net ,:'rear, that 1111 OM, ono has tutu .siade 1,...., sasaitadt their siriereigu.-..(.11..5it, to.) , • ELILLETINS OF With AIIIIIY OF :WAIN. •. ..IPARIa, JL:4t* :19. . . " The necessity of investing ( otr)ri*, and alter_ wards covering the opetatiosts of the elsr , ;,.. /if lii:il place, had obtimal the seventh corps to 'how to ~. to it. At the same tone the third cotps hid d.._ limbed our cf its divisions for the purl-sex of c.,- operating in the enterprise ngsnist the Asturias, ✓ad Gen. Sucliet, who coutimmila it, thet:glit lire,. per to togitlersitritte the remainder of his t:itiips iii the vicinity of Sar.igus*a, aloug the lluerba, a ci d on the C.ailego. " 'flit Spanish Griterni. Blake, thaillqht it it SA vouruhle asuanerit .to make a illtrYellittili VII the --i.e ol Arragon, said haring united Ilia trot;., trios it ~, r eut number of alined pt,ritits, he begun his toot, I t .Oil the 13th of June toward, the Hii?rlaa, ail(' the same day made several attrumta against stiffen:tut ponds, without succesr. Out tine ISittl he adrAnced in considerable force ou !tie side of Santa ft., v here General! S..icliet had collected about thICO men, and expected that the enemy, entholrleireil hy his apparent inactivity, would flush tor's:int tutu the plain, aud titfuni an opportunity of ,attii. k. •• Alter several inovelnetits on both sides, Geo. Sui:liet was enabled to make a deeistre aback air.sit t live ufeloek in the evening. It was attended to i:it the desired siteeras ; and the enemy's li,e, broken in all pututs, was Coialpletely roosted. ',l'it , 'mishit cif the cavalry was rapid, .ortii titene whit es euurr j were indebted for their safety to the rocky inouutau.* to which they tied for refuge. " Tile result's or the action were, at the depar ture of the courier, .20 pieces of cannon, with Int.' caissons, three stand:aids, and u ;manly of 100 horses; a General of Cavalry. three Colonel*, fire Lieute nant-Co:lnel., lute emptainit, and more that, aunt mesa were tithes' prisoners. "-The enemy lelt 3000 stead on the field of hat pin, and tied in the g , entest rtisorder. 'l'lie most complete tranquillity prevailed tit Sittagotisa during the battle ; and General Sachet *peeks in Iti•zii terms of the conduct of the ialiabitaats of that city." i:orrcnn.tNi, Jose g 9. • The Paris lett , ,r4 of ow ‘2.sto c‘oition tie tun'a's except :1 second letter from the Duke of I.:lrian - ;tem wlmeh. out NE . CO•iiit Of its length, we must omit. "ro that let ivir the followio4 i 4 Ittaelieli :-- • LeTTCR I ROY Oltlt• coats FT TO MN EICW. LLLL I.:Y Tile MAI/VIAL 111,11:1 OW TILEIrtiO, ' ST. • 4 IlEito. " Caen. keliernian must hare informed you of soy UVel , in order to overtake the corps of Dtd:estcros. On the soh of lour tart out from Casgamil'onis, sod arrived on the t ills before 'Awe Lavegs, where the Marquisette 6 0 4 Balk stet ea had formed a junction. 'Ube teensy having hintle a 191111lt onelit its the morning towards St Andrei", I tleternitned to pa, sue hint, and notwithstanding the fame,- o f the trap., who were ti about Isteu,l, I advanced rapidly um.it that p 1... e. " All the wiltranr.al pots Me"' defeated will Ile! lequilel. At midnight two intt.blitms of Or • Hilt Light entered iLe town, a here Ott:enemy had the segiments of Mrioevista, li i. hernia, and Seale other norms. After a Woody coulee, ..`" two hours duration, I took a position where the face I b..d to toutend will' was greater in number than my own 't'y arrangements acre itanted..,tely Ili.tile. tie attacked ...n enmity' s column of TM , / Mill, a Is,, laid down their bruit. " lieu. Halls striae, sail :.r.: rat Clovis, have.' escape I, I caused the country to be si amid, iu ort,:er to Clear , it , f them. The Marquis:lto, olio kept out of the way toad four e'cloak, also Bed, but tieing porstml, his cur t a o, a .disprrsed, and the hoops killed—the protect...it of them Isere drowned. ' 'I hot day coat the enemy woo men. The regiments of Hlllefli:a and the Mimeos:. are anuilidated. % e low' made Joutt pri•oacra, aaNtori who., :ur I.IU uffictia b. sides, ell i11:11YVIA II Mile Fri itch at St Ander°, "smooth,' 'if the twiner garrison, and auto •,et. I. 1114 lied been left to tl,e place. 1 11111 pui.ilitig the acuities of the tin usy tutsai-a !iistitearta." Th.. P.4ris 3 per vent..etinools writ', on the 44th. at 81 frolics 65 eeotititer. . Elll /111 THE POIIIVGII.7OIr. PIIPLKS, A Lt:NCIA, MAY Hi The Superior Jaiit4 of Olp•ei %anion anal Oefellee. for this capital :end prenncc , 1.1411 • seuzived ebb pAtelso* from ant FrililEine.i 011ie de Taranto. COOMOISSAry in the army of Barra M•ireliii, of the tine the .2d iintont, and Loot..ittirig Ihe folivoing intelligence : General Victor applied to Senile Onion, for n sinipeimion uriii% to. 040 Ott acct%+tt of the uomerous :tick • els by • oirtd there r oi.t lie in both ar.o:-..*. lu 1. .y ow., Are a (Nate urn,. Pe, illef•C 7. - low - urr ,l • r " tor by Yu wind. camp . . :••,7n ••• ••:f'' and etnetry which h e 41, 4: nuw by affect • 4• • • .., Ii - !or tau«. tt, be fun . wl.ieh General t . = in the few or r . • . kat thas:te, • l'