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- e - .)-r; 7 - I,'" 1 - • Tt hml . been oh erred in the COmmittee, that Prince Lucien was of right sminnoned to sit in -the Chamber of Peers, and that therefore 6116. stit ute should he considered as a Member ofithe Chamber of Representativeß but the Reporter tleelai:ed it to be the opinion of the COntinittee, that it yelp their business to declare simply the no minatittns such as they werc. The Chamber adopted this oPilion.• - A Alember. - --.-To:rnorro w we shall have to - choose d President. It is important that the fortmition.of-the Chamber of Peers be known to IN, IVSt Peniomc called to f))Uct ions ineorn;/atibie . with those,ola representative should be the object of our cbQice. I detn . and that the President he invited to write to the government, in order to j obtaio conoOkoliCA 6011 On this SUbject Adopted. E_NC; I PAPERS. tRECI?IVED LAST NIGHT.] ' (r , ...0n the Meinitemr of the 4th Jitn-f.) .3:2N13 3.—This paper contains an Order of tae Day, issued by Marshal Solar, in the ca v acity 3i,,j ,, r-General, on the occasion of the scccptant-e of the Cou,,titutiounl Act, by which ceremony he says that " the destinies of Prince Hre.aceotuplashed, anti all tire efforts cf an 4to• pioiis , 'crag-me fail to separate the interests of !!., - teat penud.e from that Mere for whom the moll IriumOs have gained the atlmiration of 'the universe." Ile says 'a 64), that every French 'man is r ow A toidier—t liost a new career of glory over's to the army. /Tr exhorts every one to be et' hi.; post, and concludes—" thr victorious i 41.-no her Member demanded th.it" the Chamber shuald out sit to-marrow tdl after the'audienee they were to have of the Einneror. M. Regnault de St. jean' D ; Ailgely.-1t is much more important that o we shoirld be enggged in the labours confided to ns, than to be nresent• at a cut cniony, 1 denwild t lint we nicer- to-mgt row tit eight o'clock ; we shall then be able to get through t he sertttnysmutt enongh tee repair to the Thnilleries, and enjoy t h e presence of his Majesty. Tnis proposal was tinanimouply adoilt..:d, and the Sitting was terminated: pl,pla . nxes will derive fresh glory fro - o - , the num. be.r3 of our enemies.—Foldiers NApr,lenr! guides our st.em 64t for e independence of our Live c . ountrv-- 7 -we gre invincible." His Excellency the Nlinister of General Ylice addres,ed the fulio . wing Circular to the Pre- .................. . (Prom Cie Journal d e l' Einpirl cjihr 41kJune.1 P Anis, JON% 3.7--The Major of the 126th reL:i rnent of the line writes from Nupokott, that the Parfe; 31ay 28, Isis. 1 Cities of the Clionans hale sent a person to 'Todd Sirt,--Insu. ,-. rreetion has hrolen not in serei- - al p o i nts o f th e 1 a conference l. tin tsutt I :II . ta% ot . he assures ,is, proposals o f peace, - departments of tho west. The civil war which was so fatal ; fit it his dispatch es c0 ,,.,,, a i i , , , and tlwt ad the Cities of the insUrgents are di,- which has so often flowed in that procistee by the hands of it - 7,, n a men t h emselves, may Cow there , e • }tool' half aft passd with. General Ca' II it-r, - ilr, wait* ; new viCti ms ' sent hinf, accompanied by - oil Aide-de-Cwt.-) and . v.fli lie ifnmot a t e d on he tombs w hi c h we h a d cloed. f OVelve men, t o t h e L ea d -uttatter of General 'f ra , Circumstances, however, ar e no l onger now what they were I vcit, 'at Sables. • so year; a ge . oreign nations and eabinets ow RIMNEs, AJ AY 30 . —W. : rea d in the Journal i liss how to appr ec i a t e t h e l'es or th e ill us i ons of deserters a lto betray th e i r countr y and •d'llle-et-Pilgine the following article :'---- tal-e up arms ag ainst it. I touch - • Prance; whi ch so gloriously an d w i t h so coura ge stir- THIRTEENTH MILIT ARY DIVISION. mounted the dangers wllich threatened it in 1793, is Ito longer The Emperor has just ordered that an Arlny V 25,000 "ten, as then, without Chiefs, without Armies, without Generals, r command e d by Lieut.-General Coma tarnargne, slia3 repair rieliver e d up to_ Ibe passions o f an assembly Which had t o i mmediately to Lai VetnMe, wh e re it must act. v i govou . ly - strtz-g - le at once against internal factions and the coalition of ! against the Rebels. " the Sovereigns of Entape. I Already 6400 men of this Army are arrived at Angers, at The sedition which now makes its appearanc e is not, lilfe i Samsun, and at Nantes. A numerous artillery, and two re the insurrection of ma, feunded nn popular discontents, ex- : gimenis of eavalry.of the Imperal Guard folloo the Caine ;ta cit ed by ancient prejudices, monarchical habits, and religions r e eti o;i . • fanaticism.. I It is the Emperor's will that the Ex-Nobles who shall have Th e i n t ia ' Dents of La Vend& know well that it is neither : forced the unfo: tunate peasants of La Veitile, and - Britanny to fur their benefit, nor for an order of thi , i gs that might he • tdhearms against their country, shall be treated . with all the ; moro favourable to them, that endeavours are made to arm i rigour of the laws. them. I . 1-1 orders that lot:' !hence be thew r; towards the inbabi- Have they not experienced the haughty pretensions of those i . , o f : , , .:111,3 t h e c i t ies and countries, who, ill the first moment, " for whom thee so often Brave death? What rewards base th e ; haVe Suffered th-konsek.es to h e misled ; and he recomm eu d s rue- fur tfieir devotedness? What returns forit can they I particularly - th hone? at the priests fee r es p ecte d , and religi•2ll , , • .protfttud. _ • The restoration or tithes , vassalage , 32„.itt,des, fetujality, . EveryE.A-Noble wli - i shall be taken with arms in his lunids, devastati , ,n, flames, massacre, and tht mourning or all fatal- or shall he convicted of having nitre kep rebellion, shall be lies; such is all that can present itself to their recollection or i - adin,h, v ,,d, an d cy n .„/„,„„,,,, / to d ,,,, h. , in future prospect.- . I - Evei , - Ex-Noale who shall b e taken travelling withnnt a Th e Emper,i f once traversed Le Ventl.fe without gnzrds, 1 regn!ar vassport, from one arrondissem en t t o anoth er , shaft amidst a multitude wise erowded around hi s steps ; Ise receie- I be etinsidered as' a spy for the enemy, and shall be treated ed testimonies of respect and of admiration which were nut i as such. dictated :''iy the-lasi re of the diadem. - Every Ex-noble, who being absent more thus f4mr days Th e whQle country is i d with his benefits; 'the towing, from his arrondi , sement, shad not be able to justify that lie churchs, hamlets, rebuilt—the great road s a n d carats, which ~ has not taken rem, directly or indirectly, in the hisurreetion Ile caused to be opened, are so many monuments which the i Nebieh nray ha broken out in the district where be h is passed "effm-ts of time mid of - ingratitude wilt ,:ever be able to i the • time of his abs e n ce , s h a ll lie arrested astl pat useder the uperintendanee of th e high pollee. - • clet:ov. 1 s The -agitators can no Torrgerinvohe the inte res t s o f religion liver Ee-noWe who shalbcrrletly envploy hi m s e lf i n hi s and of the Monarchs, since it was the. Emperor who re-esta blished the Throne a nds the Ak a r; t h ey h,,,,, no I,mer any shall he respected, hel4 its tonilideration, a t , d protected as a cr e dit wAh . a peopl often saeri6ced to Mc - ambit - I.ns 1 good citizen. Itis F.:iicellency the War Minister informs me, passions. of a f ew individuals-, and so often betrayed by them : ; that 10,000 muskets here been sent to Sauinur : thew are des but they employ stratagem, falsehood, nod thre ! as t th ey e-x -tined to arra the confederates of th e tath and HU; milita t y divi,unts,s. av,-.11 a 3 the good Fi•entlinieu of tit:: four depart cite the pity of the country people; they se:miler in the woods; i meets of ffiis div kiwi who - voluntarily enrol themsel lee in the they enter cottages, under the preteat of- there se::liin g an e ; y t uno , from persecution, with which they arc not even-me- I National Guards. traced; they spread fears of lev,es of men; and it i& by such By order of the Emperor, the Denartment of INTothihan, I and the Arrondissement of Itedgn are put in a state of ;iee'e. means that they have drawn in the yo-ong men, that they in cspi re theft, witha taste: for a ragpond life, and rxercisc them I I :no anthueis e d to announce to, the, inhaliita tits of the I:3th . in every kind of disorder. Military Division, that the Enzlislr arm y in Beigious.i.; pre `Pia i the fiorernment has not to cont 6;14 an insurgent po,- 1 paring to retreat, ;tuft that negaciations.lur peace' are en foot puhition. It is a populaticin attached to peace whom it must i with :lustria. • • . sv)ecata and protect Against:seditious men who mislead them. . r: —•-• xeseirt.-evineral, Depths of the Chamber ;. - 1( Repre- The cantonments whirl' had been withdrawn are about to sentatives, tourmanclim p ; the 13th Nfilft:try fTvi , io3, re-enter tile departments hvyand 0 , 4 Loire.. Nig:Table co count A r.ii_i USTE 'DE' 131.6ARRE. Imuns arc-about to pue.,ll=e the Chiefs who have discovered Thad-quarters, flennes, Mai '2:). themselves, and who may now be purii_ihed Without injustice and withotst mistake. , - It. will be sour duty, Sir, to second the whole of these mea sure 3 by all the 1.14e311., in yolr - psrxer ; and to insure prompt success von will cause lists robe f.iruied of all absentees witty way Le-Y - tup.posed to he abro;nt, or with the armed ass . eintilages. The,e hi-Li shall be transmitted to the' Imperial Attoruies, , charged to prosecute, and to cause to he Kw/minced, if cause appear, the penalti e s enacted in the Imps:fiat Decree of the 6eli of April, i .r 9. __ - - fects ~~~ 'BREST, MAY 28.--We learn that Insurgents are its force in the Illurbihan ; it is even said that they have entered at Auray, where the Chonans have torn down the tri-coloured flag. A inoving column, and a- part of the National Guards (af L'Orient, who have sheivn on this emergent,y the' greatest zeal,, immediately advanced towards the quarters of the insurgents. • It, appears that a skirmiSh has already taken 'place, an d front the large reinf orcements ‘rhich are hoarly atriring, there is no doubcof a speqdy eicterwination of the ketbel.s.—(Journal tie Brest.) (S fined) roe fluke of oTRAN-ro, Minister of Police. CHAMBER OF PEERS, Yestertlav, at four in tLc aftvrtmon,. the Chant- TY;:r !net rimier t7! . e nresicknee of the. Prince Arch- Chancellor of the Empire, when he Princes, his lilaity's brothers, too,k tI eir seat 9. The Chamber - proceeded to the nomination of Secretaries, when Counts Titibandean and Valence * • ball 'be most 'votes. , (From the Gazstte de Frazee_ of t/ie 4th Jane) PARTS, JUNE 3.—The number f Peers nom . . tinted by his Majesty is 116. Tbe - fGliowing_ er sow e of their rrstnes On the motion of a Peer, the Chamber they. formed a Connuittee of five raen,h-cts, .to u p 8 p lon -if interim.. order. The Presid4ent and the t‘vo S i ecretlatie, were cles'.2;tratell MeNihers ; and fur the.rernaii;img ttvo 'Counts SIQTCS and.Roe— ,:ceee had the greatest tnniihcr o rote 3. The C'ihan:ber then adjourned to Moulty.• Their Imperial Highnesses Princes Lucien ,rose! h, and Jerome.—'ctie Princes. of M.oslivea an d 1.7,-, s t.i ,:g.,. the lile4e, of .Otranto, Placentia. Gaeta, ptilinittia, Cadore, Vicenza 1;o -riga, Bassano, and Deeres; Marlfials Jourdan, Lltpue, 'and Ciioucily; the Archbishops of Tours, Roo rges, and Toola nse; Cardin:lN Feselt and Cainbacer”; Cuants Valence, Va1,.;..' P.;at;:coulaht,. Casablanca, Mon ,, e; Gassendi, Clemant de It i•, Dar?tvzon, Chaptal, Negur, D"ejean, Montesquion, F.l,lire de-l'Aude, Corntniet Dedelay D'Agier, Perim) ; Sirjes, iiLm tal;vet, Raoipon, l'ajol, Prasiin, de Sitsiy t D'zli.iim-e, dre ossy, 3. ) urostiel, Danbusson, Alorand, Fiahatit, Du licsi Ane, Ni_ celal, Forbin Janson, Thibaude.iu, .13rouot, - Lavallett e , La borde, Roederer, Lahedoyere, Lefebvre bestumettes, Roger as o;, Gilbert Devoisins, Latour Maullourg, Liget de, Prea menez, Moilieu, Lacepetle,` Lob -;t;, Quinette, Lefirriere, - Mole, Cadielaux, Alex. de - Lameth, Brauvan, Clanzel, IVErlon, Gerard, Reilly, Lemaurois,, Ca - ndt, Bertrand, Excel:llan!, Perr.rgaux, Travot, Colehen, .Friant, Lreocrixe, Laurent, Canthronet.—Barc L urs Brayere, allemand„, rtaase mont, and M. Davit iieres. The inhabitants of Paris have bee' invited to illuminate the.frants oftlitir ho uses thit•evel,ing. -- CHA.ISIIEiI Cl‘' REPR.EaENTATIV23. At niue the Deputies being collected in sufli eivnt ntt=her iu their hall, constituted themselves pr(pvisionally under tlie preitietice of M. De iininge, the senior tliember ; i\le•srs. Tlettcroix n!,(i I:' . elist Dubois, the two youngeit, acted its se- crutaries. Merlin proposed, by way of resolution, that l o ne Committees, couTosed of ten tnember3 each, . 3 fionld he Icrued for the VeddeatiOn of powers ; that the C(.minittees should be formed by ballot ,thAt they should forthwith report on the verifica tim, of powers; and that the ccmsilera t ion of with regard to 'which there was "ahv diiii cu;ty should be adjourned over till the Chamber •t - aS definitively constituted, the umnberS respect •arose in th e 'mean tim e . r c • in ,r whom. doubts thus ft - kilning fr)in taking their seat*. Merlin's resoluticu was adopted, and the the Co mm i ttees b y 6)anther, After appointing bal lot, adjmaned pro tempore. • After two hours had elepsed, tl2: Rifti„ g was resumed, And the at:po rk:l . of each Committec successively stated the of those - whose powtss were veriticd. The Reporter or the 4th Cotwnittee had to give 6 " "'rota of the elci.tions made by the Depart ;tient al Colleges of the kere, tt Bich had tiornindr rd hinee Locitql as one a 1(3 N'IIiTSCIILI:iVcS, ki4a Duchesiee to supply Itik place, if t.Lquisite. COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OP SUNDAY mottivt:•iG. The Holy Father quitted Turin on. the 2311 ult. on his rst urn to Rome.---The grand head-qu:iite•rs will be established a t ',atm On the sth inst.—Nine persons, who, Were emigrating in a boat h ave been arrested off Honfieur, by a cutter' of the State. The Oracle, a lArnssels Newsrper of t h e 27th of annonnees, that Louis XVIII. has made a Treaty with Russia, An trio, and- Prossia; bv which he engages to pay 40 urrto ea c h. o t. ftese Powers, alter they shall have yeplaced Lim on his throne. Fit ENCII FITNI)S, 'JUNE 5 per Cent" 531. 50c. 551. 70c. 55-1.5 c. Bank Acti ons 80'.5 t. &Mt'. :2Cre. (RECEIVED THIS m(,;lszNo.) The contents of t he Moniteur of St I, areas follow: Anaccoutat of the - .cereatonics with ‘rbiett 13ttona- part received the Addresses ol the Deputation of the Electoral Collegef-The Illuminations and rejoicings in the evening. The twenty-two Ad dresses which were presented, are inserted at full leug9.---Then folloWs an account of the proceed ings at the sitting of the Chamber of Ilepresenta ti:res on Stitiday, which occupies all the - rest of the paper. \lre extract the folloting from the account of the ceremoniei and tejoicinks, which is much too long- for insertion iu its complete state : " At eight o'clock ; a magnificent illumination marked the,outline of the Thuilleries ; immense crowd, returning from the sports which had taken place d►►ring the day in the Champ Elysees a►►tl were now finished, moved towards the central pa villion to Lear the Concert. At nine o'clock the Emperor, accompanied by his family, appeared upon•the b , :lcony. He Was sainted by reiterated acclainations. After the overt - 11re, a numerous choir exe cuted Lu Ly opvise, each couplut of which were followed by a shout of "Vivel'Eno : pereitr !" Then followed the Pas.des &vales of • Semeramis, a war like choir of Furare, and the fanious air of Les Saneages. Theconeert ended with Vient ira Oter . niain (Pr on the Gazette it France rj . the sth.) COURIER EXTRAORDINARY Or MONDAY MORNING. _ rtfarslial Soult, Major-General of the Army, Inn set out tilis night General Corbinean arrived in Paris from 1,1 Venci6e. A letter from .Geneva positively gives the lie to the iotelli;enee. of the passage of an Austrian corps through the pas:ses of the Simplon and Mount Cenis. • Set•cral corps of troops set out front Paris thiS rnorniug. Fortifications are erectiog on the banks of the Soane. ' Some movements among the troops on the fron iers, leave no (lonia as tci the approaching► coat- LlVlicement of hostilities, Letters from Laval,. announce that that city, drea►ling, an attack from the insurgeiits, had as a measure of prudence, caused the public reposi tories and functionaries to be removed. His Majesty will this day havee-a parting• re view. - The Grand Marshal sets out this evening for L4un. It is .hetievyLl that the Emperor will set ()lit to-morrow. News from Genoa or the 20th May announce e capture of Ancona. The fortress still held Aitntryt)-1 Rolland, 2 Painb4rgh, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, Waterfo v a,. 1)1E-1. Lis,yon, I Malta, I Liottentutrgh, riatnivargi),, t PRICE (F sTovis • TII I DAY ai I . C I.V C LIWK. ; Stock, • Raul; L. Attn. 14 7-16thsf • Cent. R&. 57111 Indha .funds, ss. 7s. pr. • Cilr. Colo. shut Exchvg. Wins, is. dis. 41. pr. Cent. Cons. ;•24 73 011116 mo Ct. NAvyAun. shut- Cu.os :of .Tuls, 591 i HIGH. 11-ATER. pir L3..\-Dox nignoF:To-mOItItOW. Ntorniag, 24 minutes aftel• S. I nveniag, 45 minutes after 3. EFIZATZIM.—R was an Apothe.cary called Burnett, and not a D. hauler, yesterday senteaced tlir spreading small-pox by inwulatioa. Fl'd 1. .1 VA s U i • simem quis rncintE FALSUSI AUDEAT ? • L 0 NDON THURSD,IY, JUIVI.: g, ISIS. French Paper& of the 4th arrived last nigLt, those, of Monday the sth .carne to hand this morn ing. BUONAPiRTE was to have a parting review 'Paris on that day," an d w as ex of his troops in pectett to set out for the army on Tuesday, pre ceded the- night before by his Major-General, t.SOULT. Considerable insigra is afforded respecting the state, not of La Vend6e, (for the efforis of the Royalists .are no longer confined to one or two Departnlents), but ofrtite whole Western side of France, through which the flame of patriotism and lovi.lty has spread, by, several decrees and notices in these Journals,—We now find Morbi• hair, Redonllle-le-Vilaine, declared in a state of siege ; we find Laval deserted by the Rebel Func tionaries, in anticipation of an immediate at tack : in other words, th e Sp i r i t o f resistance has penetrated towards the North: of La Venda and the Deux Sevres, Ivhere it • originated ; per vadvd the adjoining Depfirtments of the Mayne and Loire,•and the Loire Interim; and reached those of Morbillan, Ille - de-Vilain e (of which Rennes is the Capital, and the Sea t beNortb ern Confine), and )fm,yeline,(of which Laval is the principal place, and con-tams 18,000 inhabitants.) Thus, accord ,ing. to the confession s of the French GUverument itself, we have s.CV:II of the chief Departments of France (and we May add an eighth, Fiuistetre, cut oil by -its geographical position, arul the pos e the Royalists, from the centru of the country) in arms against the Usurper : the Cotes is also every reason to believe is du Nord, there in, the ‘ , 3ante state, for it will tac , rccullected that out. Bar);: ; - 3 pt.r 1 per per Mayors' was killed about three w eeks ` l g ° ,-,' per ces, i t w rj a s s u i r ' p ' e. this r,, 0 (i f t I a so rter that one of .131/°-lAl'4llll'° 111 Mr. Fouctrz may issue his delusive''' 00 Orders, Mr. DIGCOr -1 6. Miaar his sanguinary. nap the . ono his false and ferocious itlandates; sican himself may march his 25, 000 bil° {o). against the population of the West of .I.snc ri e eta whole people of the Morning Chronicle!) an " la bush his moveable columns of E%f Cgii°nrS of i t l i o l e n s o e ur a districts,ll(lfid fidelity y are lvi c i o l n t v r i i [ ll le rr er i l i i that the c3lls lese efforts ! and especially when a dreacf(f)i ewero is sufficient to occhpy all the force atJO the , The arrival News prevents us from anitnAverting for tb°. , : , a these P4Pers—but this Civil War is by fti. r‘ , .., most important feature, and '' Like Aaron's Sceptre swallows iv) the rest. ' great a mass of Co . ri tinc ‘ lt o l i i , N s to P 49-51- :fefrorieliigit:"coart 'The same pressure of news obliges sctr" iry d i pone it translation of a mos t extraord irli sion that t oo k pl,, ce on Sunday in thie-Clian- c d c Representatives.—O ne Sy luE r rose and a speech in th e t rue revolutionary spiri t, in tc ics he proposed that the Chamber should, -it' that of proves yerLales , recognise no other title that' ; of s;mple Representative, without any distilleb° : t 1 1 11; e IL caller) II e D : Such k es,Cio:tints, 13aron & S c. is l an Assembly chiefly composper:: JEAN D'ANGEr.v, .and all the other _Coonts purchased these tiCes 'by ,perfidy, per:l ° Y' I) r obsequio usness to t h e usur ping Despot , ‘ c 35 s . likely to b e ver y qu i et ly listened to. The IntirM ra t of the titled traitors drowned poor- Mr. Pe rna- SILU ET, and a Member having sugges ted ' that 411 t( the Chamber was nor yet c onstituted, a° l'et proposition o f any kind could a ' d°P passed to, ,f 1741 time ;- the order o W f the day as much vociferation. LANJUI NAIS was then elect PresideGt of th e Ch a mber for years_ -e tha— Brussels T l ' c f;lal fol l owing just " AUGSBURG, MAY 28. • Extract of a Let ter :---.. Letters from Itali, received this morning, 3"4" nounce that King Ferdinand IV. at the heal' °I. , . s. mate Sovereign :sitnaqn)oirst_ea(ni tExtracts arc Wog , I, lar g e body of English and Sicilian troop's- an "° I Calabrian Legion, has lauded in the .13aY (it. 53 : lernum. immediately the standard of the legit ; et - Jag er ' i was displayed, and an The i n ; Proclamation distributed OP tIIT coast. announces. that the Throne of the Usi"-.141. is . ovei thrown ; the fair days of j us tice °I that di ; . i"PPiness rill again retur n to Naples. Thes fc Of i, vices state, t h a t tie whole population oC .N'i ; •rose in layout of the King, and that• alt r ec 97 iig, belonging to Murat's- :‘ Gdvernment h a ve le fi t ie capital, -0 avoid the vengean ce of the Peq P who have been so long miserable: 10 7 ' 3 NK M "FIZAFORT,AyO.--The Emperorof Rt , and King of Prussia left Vienna in the vight f. kir 1 to le3re it • 25th. The Emperor 'of Austria vvas the nest day. The Emperor of :Russia- goes tinest Munich. " 13nliSSELS JUNE <L.—Yesterday, morning alc., ot the Dula • Duke of. Wellington, accompanie d b y ~,i 14 Brunswick with a numerous Staff, ' re view. ' %,,, battalions of English, Scotch ,' and fianoverl. . troops, composing our garriion. i —, v. o hundred of the citizens of Dovk irk lig'.° ~ Gha t • repaired to the standard of Louis X.VI II . at The Departments of the Pas de Calais awl th' North arc ready to rise •in his favour . „if! o rs GENOA, MAY 20.—A Russian couricr - 1 confirals arrived in niue_ days from Ilarcelona, that 80,000 Spaniariis, and 25,00 rot ttsg ues fc • are ready to take the field at the first si g nal. , _ oper:' c 3tems that the' Spanish Army w ill begin its tions at the same time as Ole Allies on the Pj ' '' ' and. in p. 1 .anuers. C l. i 5 The whole of Ancona except the in the h-ands of the Austrians. in 1 - ' I.ate letters say, that Murat has embarlie! n eer Asc°,ll' the hart!otir of St. Benedetto, on blpard,a.srnall vessel, which steered tow° 5 Otranto; 1, f • the 9 3 of lt long n o ' t g v f e e:l l l: z i tff) ::, :sl o r:tl e saentt,l::;:servie:st th soncrs to Basle.--Articles from tfih hind, and brought b;ckt)ffekrierreiltnchl'i:crei; inenti" the cotitinutd advance of the Aussiaa V p," It will be seen b y the i'lYwootb letter, flOt th e Rhin frigate Lars s e nt in anothe r FITOCII prize o Tue.lztv htsr. Titr l heTpheriln}ciaerrsslirD;ovargtielle.Dornlsteo:: C 1s «as to be rated at Strelitz on the 28. th ult. N -)eitig able exactly ascertain the conr:c of the E`. ioas laic upon by the CHANCELLOR cHE4uIII, from .tlie reno rt 0 - 1 the' discass r t 1, I itt li 111 1'