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ar's, sh,dl be inscribed the names of all ourgantons of De ) ar:ments on this side the 'Allis. Upon the front loohing to.; viards Milan, shall be engraved the names of all ow Cantons 'of Departments beyond, the Alps and of ruir hingilom of Italy. On the mast conspicuous part of the Monument shall be en graVed the following inscription " The Emperor Napoleon, upon the field of battle at. Wurt iben, ordered the erection of this Monument. as nproof of his gratitnde to hi* peoploof France and Italy ; and to transmit to the inost distant 006terity the remembrance of that celebrated epoch *ben, , in three months 1,400,Ci1a men r:in to arms; to lasure the integrity of the Tmpirc of Ills. APics." Signed, by the Emperor, NAPOLEON. The Minister Secretary of State, Count DARU. Mere follows another. Decree from the Em. press Queen and Regent, mitering the foregoing one to be carried into.execution next Spring., and appropriating the suiu of 25,000,00 francs for that purpose.] GOTTENBURGH MAIL. . • GOTTE NBURG IT, JUNE 22 —An American cartel, the Neptune, commanded by Captain JONE, Captain in the navy) arrived here from phia yesterday, having on board Mr. GIiLLATIN,. Mr. BAYARD, and a Mr. Ton, son-in-law to Mr. MAnnisoN:. They proceeded in the same ship to :the nearest port in the' Baltic, from whence they =can reach the Russian, head , gnarters., It is sup posed they are going with 'the intention of asking the mediation of Russia to adjust all differences beareen Great Britain and the United States. They bring accOmits of York Town having been taken, which they say gives them the command of the Whole of Upper Canada; but one of the suite (perhaps tin ' intentionally) mentioned, that'after the forts were taken,,. the Americans evacuated them ; the fact is, that the English commandant, when be eva canted the place, and.after the enemy entered it, set fire to . a train 1016 had been previously laid, and blew the whole up Wittilhe American gar.. rison. ' BERLIN* JUNE . 7.-At half-past'five o'clock this afternoon, Capt. krttoUEtsj, of the Russian Guards,, A4jutant ,to. Gen.eral.BAitcle Pg ToTATI. and the . French Colonel de PourrEvlLLe, attached to the rrince of NeurcuAT4, have arrived . here as couriers : they. are 'proceeding with the almost baste to Hainhargh, 'to notify the 'conclusion of the Srmistire. MALLS. ARntyrn-1 Gottenhnrgh, 1 Guernsey, 1 •Tersey, 1 Waterford. thir.=-1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, 1 Malta, IGotien lotrgb, 2 tialigolatitl, 1. W.►terfrrcl. ' MILT, OF SIOCKS Till% )AY AT"TWXLVE, &CLOCK. ( 0115 , 11 , .. 571 58 Red. Ann.: .sGaii I Ompinm.. • 41i 'PH E SUN, 801.101 QlllB PJCIIU FALSCM ALIDEAT? LONDON, 11/ ED 'A Y ES /),J V, JI,tNE 30, 1613. MOST GLORIOUS NEWS. Tile following most glorious intelligence has just reached us, and all. the reniarks we had pre , pared on other subjects sink for the present into insignificance. The hour of the deliverance of Spain has, it should seem, at length arrived, and the British nation will, we trust, speedily have .to rejoice in the delightful—the splendid--the godlike triumph of having rescued a great and gallant peo ple from 'the oppression of tyranny and the chains of slavery. We know not how to find language to congratulate our countrymen on the bright pro spect which is opened, of the general deliverance :of mankind from the cruel yoke of a despot, by, the illustrious exertions we have made on the Pcnin . sula. It was here the flame of independence first burst forth ,and a people sprung to armsin resistance to foreign invasion, resolved to live or die free. That sacred flame has been communicated to Germany, where it is every hour acquiring strength in every part, and will shortly blaze* out with a 'degree of fury that siwll ha' irresistible. And is it not reffcet am to' cause gto;v with rapture---to 'make us . lift ,our heads • ' ' • , • among the nations that we' were the, great cause of this sublime result—that British, trea sure has not been expended-,--that British blood hail not been shed in,.vaitr: but that the sacrifices we have submittecV to,---the' privations we have cadored,—the extraordinary eflotts we have made, have Leen crowned with snecebs so. paramount, that it has twined a wreath of glory round • our Country's fame, which will last while the race of man hold a remembrance of what is beneficient, virtuous, in the conduct of a rttion ! We could dilate on this gratifying them e till our pen was worn out, but we .will not withliala c 0 render from the heart-gladden ing iuMligence - ha t.. VC 111$ ,d ay the supreme pleasure of communicating. OFF! Cl AL B LTLLP,TI N. Lord KraTn has - transniitteil letters from Cap tain Sir G. COLI.MR, .daled Santantier, the--20th and '?lst instant, announeing the advance' or the. Marquis of WELLararoN. Sir G. COLLICA had seen . ..nr. Cornrui•,sioner OGILVI/t, - .:ho had been': sent Lord 'WELLINGTON'S instructions . tive t.o -," Nvitih:pf the cktle and works of Bargt)s %vete blow& up by the enemy on the morn lug of .the 13th, in eanserpteuee of the rapid. ad..' Nance of the Allies : 30 of the . garrison perished in the explosion. 'Sir T. GitAitAn crossed the Ebro by the bridge of Areno on the 13th, and: was ft)llowed by . the Army on the 1 tith at Quin tana, when Head-quarti.-rsweie at Villa - Caryo aucl Medina de Pciinar. " On . the 17Lh, Lord WELtANGTON'S head-quar ters were at Kincosa, and the next day it St. Mar tin's, about a league in advance. On the 18th a conductor of artillery left his Lordship in that neighbourlidod-.-171e reports to Sir GE. , ;Rov. COL LIEU, that Lord WI LLiN6Tok was to fix his head ,' quarters on . the 19th within four leagues of :oria. •" The ene'iliy had d'estroyed the fortifications at Pancorifo and at Miranda. Between 3 and 4000 men (probably PALO:memo's) were cut off from the Bilboa road, on which they were obliged to re tire, followed up .by some thousands of Spaniards under General GIRON, with i3ritish 'cavalry and artillery. ".The French GeneralStAttSrt's .diision. had Suffered' a loss'of 2,500 men in their pursuit of MINA, whichi however, had been assiduously followed up, and Aiitqa had. been a goo 4 deal pressed. PALOMEIN.O'S ICM iu the attack of and march from Castro, was estimated 'to lm equally severe. MINA writes that JOSEPH'S head-quarters were transferred, to l'ainpeluna, and that Sticnri'S army was in motion, apparently to cross the Ebro." Thus the enemy have tied, like chaff before the wind, across the country - so long the' scene of their oppression aad barbarity ;--uhr position, nor river, nor fortified place, could tempt them to venture a stand against the victorious army:of. Britain'-and lier:4livered allies:. Their see-twit - Terns Hight, their honour non-resistance. Even the Ebro afforded them no shelter, and the mop will she* our Readers where- they are, pent on the verge of that land whose central. provinces they have so loin outraged and polluted. By the rapid and masterly movements of Lord Wia.Lt NGToN,, several very considerable corps have been cut off front the Main body. Sucnzr, we have no doubt, will make what haste he can atter the intrusive King. Whe ther they, will try the fate of One defensive battle at Pampeluna,.. it • Is impossible to, k say—it theyan . , we look with certainty to a glorious blow. of %eligLitiice being struck hie we are rather inclined to believe.they will trust to _their speed for safety, and distrust their valour. We have a Gottenburgh Mail to the 23t1, end French Papers to the 27th. The contents of o e i. ther arc of such importance as to demand faom us many comments. As if I . )y anticipation of the rank Spain was about to re-assert among the a n tions of Europe, the Gallic Press speaks o f h er sending a Minister to the expected Congress. An article from liourdeaux; IA the 22d mentions the arrival at that port of an American ship in 21 clays from Philadelphia. She brought, of course,, accounts to the Ist inst. CongresS had assembled, but bad transacted, no business of - importance.— 'The Chesapeake continued strictly blockaded. The exaggeration* giveh through this channel; re specting the capture of York, ought to teach us what credit' should be reposed in French ~versions Of American or other news, lastead or2ooAnie ricans perishing in 'the explosion , of Ow fort; they. have; by a trifling error of the press, substituted a loss 012000 English and:ludiaus ! The American Ambassadors, GALLfiTIK and. BA YARD, accompanied ,by a son-in-law of the Frenchiiied President, a Mr.croD, arrived at Got tenburgh on the 21st, and are to proceed tolhe Ras siankead-quarters, in order it is slid to treat with this Country, through the megiiiitien of the Irtip ror ALEXANDER. The interchange of ncgociators and couriers continues to be . very active. The Expetlitioii for the:Baltic has sailed from the Downs with a fair wind. . - We are compelled to postpone oar '.remarks on the interesting subjects discussed last uight in the [louse of Commons till tomorrow. • Private advices from France, state, that a riot had occurred.at Mentz, on the occasion of about 50 conscripts being collected to, proceed to the grantl army, who in a moment when the vigilance of the guard was refixed, lispersed and fled in all directions, and that olio of them were killed in the endeavour to preVent their escape: The Duke of CAMBRIDGE a j t the party on Monday evehli4) a rCarltori - MsuSe . ln conse quence of the proparations making in the Prince's private apartments for the grand supper to be given this evening, ,the Royal Party dined in' one of the State flooms culled the O c t a gon. Hi s Royal Highness gratified his distinguished visitors with a vocal concert. MAiltEws also, in addi tint% to SO= COMIC songs, gav# hi's imitations, and exhihited,his`surprisingp9wers as a ventrilo- Quist. which highlv delighted ae_ company. NAVAL NEWS. PtymouTit, Jersn 28.—The homeward bound' West India fleet consisting of 100 sail mid: bp Wards . , all bound for London, under cortvOy of the CumberluArel man of war, and Scorpion gun .accompanied by the Ilyiena-stbre-sbip, got under weigh last evehitig whim a fine breeze front the - westward, and were clear of the harbnnr by nine o'clock, except the ship Mars, which vessel unfortunately, in coining ont ofilamoaie,got into the eddy tide, nod went on shoremear the Devil's Point at Stonebouse, where she lies bilged and full of water ; part of the cargo has been put into lighters, but itis expected that great part %sill be lost, together with the vessel. Of the above fleet, the following remain here :--the Jane, Rog v ; the Tuntivy, PATTERSON ; and the Thomas, RIM SRL, leaky.—Sailed the Sultan man of war to join the Channel fleet ; and the Achates on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 29.—Arrived his Majesty's schooner Misletoc, Lieut, AVILLIAms, with a con voy of transports from Cork, and is appointed to convoy to the Downs. Went 311 t of the harbour the Grasshopper, of 18 guns - , Capt. BATTERSEY. DEAL,-JUNE 29.--Suiled this morning, once more, the, whole of the troops and ordnance stores, for the Baltic, under convoy of his Majes ty's ships, Juseu; ,Starling, and Vixen. The wind having at last come round..to the southward, -the whole fleet _passed through the Gull stream, and were out of sight by eleven o'clock this tuore.ing, with ,a fair but light breeze. Arrived a Russian frigate, and the Jason frigate from.thsportb-east. Sailed the Chatham for off Flushing, .and Rinaldo for the south-west —Remain in theTDoWns, the 'Griffon, :Jason, • Echo, Decoy, Alert, VIA Folkstone. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. . . The whole of the transports, with the troops on board for Germany, consisting of cavalry, 3d Regiment of German HtMars,all.ll.orse-artillery, sailui 11:oin the Dow!ms this morning,. with a fair wind, which will, no: doubt soon carry them to their destination. It is highly gratifying to suite for tact, that the horse's, nOtwithstanding the length of time they have been embarked, continue in high condition and good health ; and that Only one casualty has occurred amongst the thole. HULL, JUNE Convoy for the llahis sailed from the Humber. on Wednesday, under protection of his Majesty's brig Portia, Capt. ThozarsoN, of 14 guns. These ve,stels have been detained several days waiting for a fair wind.— Another convoy for the same de4tin43,kat_Will, sail about: the nth July. A vessel watt lately seized at Revel, having en tered as haying ballast, and no cargo. The con traband article of cloth was discovered oa board, to - the amount of 10,0001. , liimiralty‘ Office, Jane 29, '18134 - - - Extract of n Letter from Capt. lir George of his Majesty's ship the Stire,eillante, addressed to Admiral Lord Keith, and . transmitted by his Lordship to Joan Wilson Croker . , _ . Surveillante, at Sea, Juno 1, 1613. • I hare the pleasure to report the capture-of tr.e .lo,trican schooner Orders in Council, a letter of marque, carrying two eighteen and four nine-pounders after a staurt chas e of tire hours , bOurs, by his Nlajesty's ship under my cot:Arnaud. . . .The Bream schooner,- Licut. BARK, according to n New Brunswick Paper, was captured :shout the Ist of 111;4, by the American privateer Leon, of 20 guns. Previous to the capture of the &earn, the. privateer had had an engagement with the Battler privateer, but. escaped by superior sailing. In consequenee depredations of the Atue ricktn lu.iyatter Fox, on the Coast orirelad,.Ad lniralTnoaNnottouoti has directed the liirtir4ec tri pte, and Stork sloop of war, tO . cruize'lrom Achil Head to Cape Clear, on that coast. .. AULITARY. His Royatilighuess.the Commande r 'i n thi e f hell . a 'Military Levee yesterday,' ut the Horse Guards, which was attended by— . ' Lieutenant-Generals nyolt, ilompesch, Robertson, Camp. hell—Malor-Genarals Bingham, Cockburo,..lanipbell, Irionilton,.c. • . • The,l4..illowitig Regiments on Foreign. Stations : arc to be immediately reinforced by the detach- meats now ili North Britain, viz.:-- - Pit or Boyals, ftil Batt. 7mli ;Regiment, Vith.ltegt. lit ditto., 79t11 ditto, lAliatt.' 27th ditto, ditto, , 9: - 4 d ditto, ISt 42d ditto, Ist. ditto. • with ditto. Itst dittO, Ist ditto. A:detachment of the.2d . Royal Veteran Batta lion proceeds by the first conVoy to Madciro. It is said, that upwards of i re-nwant horses for the,cavalry s liarclately been imported. into Si eily from Egypt, in consequence of this mode ref procuring them-b e i ng f oun d l ess expensive than if they were brought from this .conntry. Under the Nymphen's convoy, a detachment .goes out to the battalion of . the 14th Foot, at Malta. ntjor-Gen. Tnom S. has assumed die command of the troops in the Severn district, in the room of Licut. Oen. GORDON CUM iNG. • G a l‘ l l :n n y da , o t i C K o l i l lt g : t C o (,) r i e t t pl a y a A i a 'g rMiliti ; ilv c ed s h ir a e t regiment, which matched for that city on Wednes day. Captain CARTER and Surgeon JOLLIFFE, of the North Hanta Militia; have been dismissed the re giment, for indecorous and ungentlemanly beha viour at Strabane, Ireland. Ensign SORIVT., , for impropriety in his evideuce on the trial, has been informed that his 'tier vices arc no longer r:vired. ROYAL VISIT . .TO TIIE 111::AfT1iPN. Yesterday his Royal Highness- tlic REGL:Nrr, her 'I‘ , I;,..IESTY the QUEPN, arJ Royal Highnesse3 the Princesses 114..tz:kr,r.ill INIARY, honoured the Exhibition of ti , ' Academy with their presence for .iletfY liours, attended by Generals Tunwr,n, and BLoonvIELD. They were received gni w" P ', ed on by the President and the Secretary. Royal Party expressed much satisfaction a ti t ' variety and extent of talent dis-played,:hi ferent apartments. of the Academy , at:dar; / ' progress which the Arts arc so tltcislctlly.ln9ltt4 In this country. 4 11. d 11 party of the Coldstream .Reginieut, in their white ggtiters, marclied,under die entrance of Somerset-pi:lce, near the dot "t t Royal Academy. The Exhibiti(;4- on Saturday, the pictures were :kept in state es when open to public thell4/- visit being expected ; an d, exhibition roonis.were covcreJ-Ivlth-gt .vc/I ' j l , for the occasion.. The British. instittlto:y-, ,closed ? t not be interfered with. At .o . .di - F 4 ' the Pat 'N carriage: arrived at, Sotnerict.oo,l, where there was a. very great Collco(trie Yesttirday, only that the Itoval VlOot assembled.. The: res Sure of the crowd %Y",./1f..1 t remely great, so : A/loch t 43, that it ‘Vai ficulty the military, assisted: by :101anas,Tvi.,,A send, and . Sayers, the Bow-street oiliceri47i keep them off; one man very nartl AlYelo , mc ( of the bind wheels going- ov er hill'. Royal Party were saluted with 1111101 :4!,t -nonrs, awl were received by Mr' President, and Mr. Howioto, the SecrcT,lol . the Royal Avatlf my; Who presented evh 'with catalogues handsomely- hound and elegant covers... The Pny.,:cr. sho d MoirnExt over the i'00111S.Plthl! M"'•k, At abOut ten inimites 'before three o'clu t , * , i i.to Royal Party left 'the place, and iirlice,,T'oy the British Institution in Pall MO, ol' et . t. iiro. ,$.,,,t I were received with all due form by the nourable CHARLES LONG, one of who conducted theta through the to view 'the invaluable collection 'Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Their :1 11 ly delighted With the 'treat, Whic) attention about an hour.. fier MPO'T. PaiNcEssEs then returned to [lie Onc e "- and. the PiaNt:L'to Carlton I-1:,1P;.e. . . '- AN .EN: 'E' EPIGItA.:II, • ... ~ , Ot itteit WR I TTFN ligpli TILE DOoii 4) F A el:L:ailt-t'11)-- 'Tis true, iny friend, altbo' pu itjrci Her:: is a man that 1i5.::.,--00 air I i i •• .. t tlat! TITE QUEEWS CollAT.—Nesterlay itt so( o' ,i her Majesty held a private Court - . • at the Onee:',:i l'T'lllace, for the purpose of receiving the rr Ar I -.131151-, who was introduced by the Ear' ~. -401k-roN, her ikiajestv's Chamberlain, we'':.4„:, delivered his credentials, and ‘,.as most gracio.tit? received. Tho Corr.:l was attended hy ha Vi o ' Chamberlain, Lally rtv4..t.r:, as' tile Lail:i . t i lti r,, . 1 ) : : 7". ui ' lc r ell( d a : if Ti : t ic ; tr , brk i t ap r : , , 11 1% . j ‘Eg n i e ., : : : : :l e rrt :lTl ; i t o i l; l e t i r l it'n i , l u t .° ' :t ic o i t i i :l i lr id i t % t i 1 : 1 0 e I r l r or t 'dL a tbi l s 'l l l : ::} , l : ).. , t . : . b s e e . l ai t t -il t i r tllll l inl'ldet;!--:11.1:1-1::1tEet:,11.111'iltesCs .i t , : e : 1:131.1 1 i r 1, s tS n t c : l*l r : ' ; ' ) ::: ' , , it i l i l : ,, , ~: t.s. it i 4 i ; ' rt i l le , )f i ,, : i:ll.' t .is, i. iI V 'ito;rnieni, Esq. 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F. eft i C 1 I : : V S t t i.3 lt C .1 7 1 :1 6 an :l a n ; tfiTtli t t l g 6 ll il lY: 111;4:fill f t t:C' ' ' rouTls probably is a deraagetl, Wad, ll pflo 312 1 14c1i eNneuticni. • Some smashing rottil4`4 I:e't e! , to the alternate advantage pf v c)i , 0,0 . d i r a L s 'a . driii combat, strength preva:le,l,; t v e ';, coaling reeeive.l. a felling blow 1)00(1 tiox,,t: 1 which he did not r ecover felt' sonic ibli 1 - 95 t the battle. Roth were completeli 11' teen tinh Stiel Several : in : : i l id y (it' l P s le t :f t (i h tf e h r eA e f . fiatl 'eti 1.4 wi n e " er e ''' 1, , , : 11 4 P:'' ','l 14 Loe"_cetc., be f ore , last between Xiototi ii ' 1 . 0 4 4 Li i 1 .5 r. . 3“, MlZriCe it i 3 icared ''.l''''