The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-05-22 00:00:00

ELEVENTH BULLETIN.

The-information mere-cling the battle of the 224, which
has bleu received by His Majesty, has laid the foundation
for I. e best hopes. The result of that snuguinary coniwt
was unexpected. Is the Iffelifift, as the Couriers left the
field, a great superiority of cavalry dicideil the Retina un-
favourably to our arm.. The left ...rug was compelled to
give way. According to tt report from his I inpctial
nes, the Generaliwiron, dated ou the 23d, from the heights
of liint'slaim„ the gi awl many has crossed the Danube, and
taken the road to Waldiumulten. Thus terminated a must
obetimste battle, which had continued fur five days without
iMerrup . Fortune often fluctuated. The lass on butt,
sides is immense: This shays that the contest was carried
ou Lath rides with enurge slid animosity. Every one must
dojustiee to the behaviour of our troops l'hoGruersluisinsu
bestows Uncommon praiser on the conduct of the army,
which has beets quite exhausted by rooms f.tiiptes
Lirittettant Field Marshal Baron Hiller is between the Isar
mud the Inn. We have far.tbe present chilled our upe-
ratiutis OVID tte offensive to the defensive.

TWELFTH BULLETIN.

Ilesd.quarten at Alarm-, before WanaW, April tt I

Ilia Renal Nightie., the Archduke Ferdivand, with the
alloy under his corm.,anil, crossed t►e Perks dt Nose Situate
on the Isth, and mitered the Duchy of Warms,. On the
1701, our troops first met the enemy at Pietrikosoy and Ku.
Die, and immediately uttarked them. Oa the 19th, the
enemy link a very adsantageous position at Itaszyn, and
was r.infoiceil with all the troops w►ich were iu Warsaw.—
But in rude of all the difficulties of the ground, the Amiantus
commeuceil the attack. The messy made an obstinate re-
sistance, and by the approach of sight, reheated to his en-
treuchinents is the front of Warsaw. Our lons is about 71
killed, sad is., wounded, and 71 missing Among t►e dead
we have to regret three brave ufiieers ; t►ere are seven among
the wounded. The Imperial hoops closely pursued the
enemy, who entered Warsaw on the '2oth . In order to spare
the tone, the Archduke ci,isented to cider iota a negacist ion
with the General sominaading the enemy's troops, and a
treaty was concluded, by which the latter has hound himself
to miecuste Warsaw ou the gad, at five o'clock in the after-
noon.

THIRTP.ENTH OFFICIAL REPORT P:10.'•! Tali
IMPERIAL. ROYAL ARMY.

They write from the Court of Ilk NtkieSty the Emperor at
Stringberg, ander date of the oath of April, ea folinat :
The engagement which Fiel,l•Marahal Hillier g4VC .10 th
Oath ult. near Nenntarkt, taut ptice aganoit :he French
)yatahal Bemieres, with three French and one Bavarian 4&

'earl wag very eltethstc 411:41 binedy. Cz-silial APP.
cannot suairicutly yew:. tL. euirar awJ rtwellattarti of
the troop.. The two rexiin.....ts ut. te!.a*try, Kleheek Bud
Duce::, have particularly proved Altai resJlttle fiat *oldie, a
are able &tido, emu ataiast eiratry. Ills Majcsty, after
the nctiou, Pr.veatel tL Maid. Marshal HU!cr with t!..i
cross of C..autuder of the .ler of Afattia 'Theresa.
The two cos pa un'ocd no ; ntl..Le consonant, of the said
Field Marshal retre and towards the Ina, WI tha 2511
with the second cops of Iteuesve, iu consequence ,4
the •ativice that the CreuJ Army scar liatishwu Lad gone.
ou the left )iauh of the Da.tube ; they dye w up scar 0 4
Pedant. On the 46tb, these corps thaveLcd out towards
,Bockhatiaen tit .ithieu, tJ be ready fur the deftarec of the
I:ppee aad Lower Field-Marshal Lieut. Jellaehich to
etetimetCeter Iteicativiut -VW and keep& bit
thy cumin:ids:4o.Jc with Tyrol, as well as by tuttneediate
putts, tLat v ilk the ern po of Fic4o.lurolaal Lieut.Ceultilki .

Ou the 1h.;44 ie the cderemm, the ear my lima PUJISARI re-
pulsul our is,ak posts oa the Inn, at hi. cutraucc into the
Deuebe. At the .iatec (hoe A 4kt.sellinent of the divisive of
Le Grand appear :4 halm, Scherdifig, where the heid4e had
hero removed, planted artillery, ,ft:t tire to •,1111:e 1.1.11101. t.
I/I the tuwo, and ...udwit the repthcing of the Oridre,.l.:l-
- they bad tine:Attu:l to retluce tho: whole p are to sr4sc. ;
by the billowy statiumd at tteliardiwk the rmioratsuu
bridge was piercuted tal eight by Jamborees of .
and muskttry,l.at Field 7tl.oilial 14roteissuii Lleddrick, >;w
bad only a weak detach:mot of troops, alio hail tie:ore th 4
blockaded the fortress of Oberhaus, and three battriiviis
militia with him, having received advice of the cuemy's mt.
V.llll.illifflOM NASSAU, 1111 the right biuk of the lee i 160 was
oh:igrd to leave Scharding, and wcut towards l'ariFaitiwn.

Ou the 27th, the tn:Lays put roles appeared neur
The enemy kept the town uectired ; hut ae huve uu advice
albeir being hi great minim's ua this pith: of Coe Inn.

T iot Lrmy's advanciug fat. her uu the road to brenbcry
is rot upprt hentleJ, as the turps wider Field 13Loslial
Grit. II dler iv Rile:airing 6.1110 the lull. On the I).e
advaiited guard, under iliijur-Geweral Guava atifiesky, wish
In thvevaherg, an.l went .13ou farther lowards'Sckarilitag.—
The second corps of reserve was near Allhleus, and the I C.t
at hi: unity nicer Wing; all advaucing in such n crawler, tb::.t
a battle was expect-al.
Front the Grand Army, intelligence halt beets received, of
the ittith April.
" Oa the cab, the wryly marched thrwitgli Bruck and
Chant, withriat being molested by the enemy. This Imperial
Highness the Archduke Generelisaimo took an aditotagecas
position behind lie river Reren. Here t!.i Ist sad sd rorps
of the crnay, who hail nut at all suffer... joined din rim.
L. this position his Imperial ill:hams i'istends to let this
tru.LoL rest for sour days, bring tired by •orb long rout/Mts.,
the:, to -ouuteract the etic mis moss netts in all directioss,
and avail himself of such opportunities as may offer for far-
ther eaterprites. 1% Len the reports came away, the army
bad becn trio days in the camp of Chant, wilhotat qt.y enemy
appearing. Money and ammunition hare beets sent t, Tyra.
Field Marshal Chastitlar has advanced from Insprbek to
Treat, where, by certain adsices, a small coi:'s of French.
men and Bavarians Is hemmed hi. The at ray i.i Italy hag
crossed the Piera, and Field Marshal th.ssitilar was waking
movements (rum Trent against Ita4.

0

THE FOURTEENTH OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE
IMPERIAL ROYAL ARMY

Cuntains advises respecting' the car:icr operations of the
war, from the 19th, to the St Ala of April, from the brad.
quarters of the Archduke Charles, at Haiti...burg, been
Chan., of the esth of April. This Report, (among tither
thiugs, says On the euth, the Archduke Charles ad-
vanced to tic convent of It. in, to prevent the jiioctioa of
blarshil liavoust, with the three Bavarian divisions. An en-
gagement took place, both parties fought with indeseri.riable
obstinacy till night, and the loss urn great uu both rides.
Both Officers and men behaved like heroes. Tic:
Generals were always at the head of their troops.
Field-Marshal Lieut. Riser, of Itoeszollern. cud (learnt,
Prince Louis of Lichtenstein in person, seized the cultism.
and rushed amidst a murderous fire into the wood. Night
art in, cud the ath corps emit:mined the field of battle a ht. -
out being able to gain the heights of Attach. The sea my
profited by this advantage, and effected their junction
aluug the Danube with the Bavarian amity.
.‘ la the battle on the e3tl, the evenly broke up with 16
reginieuts of cavalry at once, through Schinling, into the 4
plain of r...k in aid.
It was not till five o'clock in the afleruoon, the enemy's
horse succeeded in breaking through and routing Its titex
superiority of number, tiireeuf cur egheent a of I..ght Hui,e
whu bad held out basely His Imperial Ilighmas
immediately four regiments of eurass.t is to bast eu to ii .i.tuu e
them, but the canny f..llowfxl np tine advantages so and
deuly and in such sop., for uumher, that tlitie too were •
est to give way, and permed as fur as I"raubling against Its-
tiabon ; the infantry of the ad corps were now forced to suit
their position, si llsw enmity had already uetwinged them.

Tlir passage of the Danube, scar Rathbun, Itappentil at
broad day, on the tsth, in thy face of the enemy, nadir tl.e
.protection of our artailkry end cavalry, that kept uff tt.c
enemy's attack fur four hours. On our part, Geacrals Pvisice
Ruhau and Scheller are also wounded. liVe have lost corns
batteries, their train and hoists basing been shut.--(Coinr-
rein& ayes.)

*SWEDISH A\l) DANISH GAZE'rTES.

tritlN. APRIL 49.

A most singular circumstance has occurred here;
the well-knowu Colonel Schilt has broken up with
his regiment, without order, and without having
given previous notice, and token the route ova
Potsdam to the borders of the Elbe. As, h
customary' for the regiment to exercise without C.•
town every evening, its departure did not exovt
much observation. Onr Govent9r, C;riersolListo.
is nut yet retunied, and only this afternoon did we
learn the mute he had taken. We ore very anxious
to know the Colonel's object. Tile SaXOll (Lin twa
in Warsaw has capitulated.
titsoven, APRIL 20.
sUre are now very tranquil nboist the disturhanets
in Hesse Cassel. Toe peas:tier only have been ma
revolt ; the militant' dal not bite any part thettly.
We do not know whvrs Culoaa Oosaberg is gen,.
and every search after him h:is helm fraitlyss.—
Pripet Pouts Comm is. moraiity: with the Sus...,
ander his command by F.:;*ii:t out Hitzler to
WurtJbarg.

visioiciand wag very ohitlialle and hloodi. C.aterel 11!1!!-•
cannot stadiriently ; rue.. IL; euurage and araftluteuvad 04.
the troops. The two rev,ignuria of lufautry, K:eheek auJ
thaeta, have particularly pruved .ehai IeSJII4C foot While!s
are tthie taido, urea' ataloat vireiry. Ilia liejuety, after
the tactic., iresealc.l tins tetrad- llarahei Ha:!cr oath it,a
I'M'S of Cdasuctuder of the Oa der of basis 'Thera Si.
l'be two carp* wilted eta: ethe eornuaaad of the said
Field Marshal vr:tra-attai towards the lea, as th) 25111 .:1 '
April, with the accents, carps of Iteeerve, ha consequence of
she•lavice alint the Craurl Army altar liatialbou had gone
. ota she left hook of the Daaube ; they daa w up near 0 .1
Petling. she 46tb, these corps maraud out tuwa:ats
.Bucisalanaen to .ithieta, be ready fur the defurec uf the
Uppe.• wad I.twarr lan. FichiJlaraltal Lieut. Jellachicia as
statioucal aver ILaicabriantand l'arataar..rburij, wad keeps up
thy couonzuketaas: with Tyrol, as seta as by iutertnedi;.te
poste, that a Ws the reaps of Fie:al-Marshal 1-ieut.Cetalfilh,.

Oa the 26.4 in the ...leamoim, the eat my f 1 *la Puawu r.:•
pulsed our ovak posts • lie tun, at hia entrance into the
Danube. At the mute tio.e • detachment of the'diviaion of
Lo Grand appear :4 hot., Schording, where the hrie,pz hat
heea removed, plaided artliimy, met fire to ams:c Lutisce,
in the town, and t:iduot an'.' the replacing of thy itridge,,L;:.
for: they had (I vaicited to revloce Ca,: whole pare to Itta 4176 ;
by the infantry stationed at ticliarditek the roam-atom
bridge was prevented till night by diacharzes of aria..r
and musketry, hot Field Ma:sled Lieutenant Lte.hivirt,,
had only a weak detiuliatot of troops, oho h 4,1 heron th
blockaded the fortress of Oberltrus, mid three Imitations of
militia with him, having received advice of the euenifii on-
vastriutfrotti Passau, uu the right bank of the Isla , he was
obliged to leave lichardiug, and went 'l'artralu'uca.

Ou the 27th, the eueuty's pat cotes apveared • fill' SelantiLui.
The enemy kept the faun uorup:erl ; but ae Lave au ruNtre
of their beau' iu great nunt*.pers u.s this side of the

Tlincueny's ado:tin:tug farther uu the ruaul to hlienber;
is rut apprehended, as der col pa under Field 11 urshal Liras -
Geu. Hitler is advialcing 'down the lute. Ou Mc Ells
advauced guard, under Nlitioc-General Custat Redesky, was
In Oberaherg, and went down farther towards Schardiug.—
The accood corps of reserve was near Ahhiein, and tier test
*film army near Wing; all ativaucing ouch usiteuec, th
• battle vas expect-Ad
From the Grand Army, intelligence hen beets received, of
the Stith April.
" Oa the get's, the army marched throwei Bruck and
Chant, without being molested by the enemy. Tdis Imperial
/Highness the Archduke Generalisiiino took an adventageotts
inasitiun behind ihe river Regan. Here the let and ed amps
of tine army, who had out at all suffer. joined Jim
L. this position his imperial fl i'Aentla to .led tea
tru,v.; rest for same days, hang tired by sock tong conflicts
data -ultliteract the enemy's movements in all direetioto,
and avail himself of such upportimities as may °Or far far-
ther euterprises. I% lien the reports muse away, the miry
had been t tr.) Jays in the camp of Chant, spy 'newsy
appeasing. Moiety and emninuitiem ham been sent t Tyrol.
Field 'Marshal ehastiller has advanced from Inspeldek to
Trent, where, by certain advises, a email canes of French.
men and Bavarians Is hemmed in. The army Ls Italy hat
cruised the Pima, and Field Marshal Clvistiilsr was tusking
movements fruits Trent against Italy.

.

TIIE FOURTEEN-11l OFFICIAL REPOI:T OF '11!1:
IMPERIAL Ittil'AL AHNIY

Contains ailvires respeetii.a the ear:ier operations of Ike
war, from the 1911., to the ot..th of April, *utn the head-
quarters of the Archduke Charles, at Haltenhurre, seer
Chan., of the astir of April. This Report, among other
thiugs, says On the outh, the Archduke Charles ad-
vanced to the convent of Ridsr, to prevent the jiuotttoo of
blarshdl Davoust, with the three Bavarian divisions. An en-
gagement tuuk place, both parties fought with indeteritable
obstinacy till night, sod the loss wan great uu both sides.
Both Officers and tutu behaved like heroes. TIM
Generals were always at the head of their troops.
Field-Marshal Lieut. Hince, of litsenzollem sod Geseral
Prince Louis of Lichtenstein iu person, seised the culostre.
sod rushed amidst a murderous fire into the wood. Ntght
art in, nutl the 4th corps maibtained the field of battle ...oh
out beitig able to gain the heights of Attach. The cut-my
profited by this ittiventagu, and tamed their junction
along the Danube with the Bavarian army.
s• la the battle on the tad, the enemy broke up with lb'
reginicuts of cavalry at user, through Sehinling, into the
plain of -na 1U aid.
It was not till five o'clock is the afteruoon, the enemy's
►orse inceeeded in breaking through and routing bt their
sumniurity of number, threw(' our regiieents of Light Horse
who had held out la ;testy. Hie Imperial Highness oii:ered
immediately fuer resiswahs olrearass:ers to hasten to rt:i.fora e
theni, but the enemy f.tltowescl ap their advantages so sud-
denly and in ouch sum, Mr number, that these too woe 0!...g•
ed to give way, and polluted safer as Traubling aguinst I: a-
tisbon ; the infantry of the ad corps were saw forced to quit
their position, as the enemy had already ootwiaged them.

The passage of the Danube, near Rattaboo, happened at
broad day, on the tath, in the face of the enemy, mule r the
.protictiun of our artilllcry and cavalry, that lain off tr:e
enemy's attack fur four hour!. On our part, GCVO 3:d 1.1 .ure
Ruhau and Schellcr are also Bounded. We have lost
bat leriCS, their train and !swats having bean abut...-i'Cu;
ryand,nten.)

sswEDisll AND DANISH GAZE'rTES.

BFAI IN, APRIL ig.

A most singular circumstance hay occurred here;
the well-known Colonel Schilt has broken up with,
his regiment, without order, and oithout having
given previous police, sod taken the route over
Potsdam to the herders of the Elbe. As. it we.
customary' for the regiment to exercise without t:.
town every evening, its departure did not exrel
much observation. Our Goxeraor,
is not yet Nursed. and only this afternmin dill we
learn the mote he had taken. We ere very anxiuv.
to know the ColoneVe oject. The Saxon (Jan twit
in Warsaw has \ovitulated.
ItAsovea, APRIL 30.
; We are iieW very-tranquil about the cloturhone,
in Hesse Cassel. Toe peasants only have hers
revolt ; the militaq• tiol not to!te .suy part therm
We do not knew whir, Culn.rvl I)opsillerg is gon,
and every search later !aim h:is bet um f►sideie.
Prince Pouts Corm is etiarchity.: with the 54evsoo
under his command by :ro t tlitzler to
Wortsburg.


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TM lt ISItIYNN PR rim is sold, in rowegnence,ils'a .lav, at
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woe class Nines the list settlement with flgirertiment,
a hen the price was fixed at six• pence, every article necessary
for the composition of a Newspaper, has inereawil in pi ire
to an ouprcecilented extent. Popo has risen upwards of
fifty per cent —l'ypee-upwardc of eizlity per cents—Print-
ing-Mk thirty-live per cent —Jout:neynien's wnges leis per
cent. and every thing else in the same proportion. 'lke
advance of One Ilalf-pcntly per Paper will therefore go
but a short way towards placing the Proprietors io the
same situation, iw respect to profits allowed, in which they
were left by the settlement of 1797.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
MON DAY. MAT 21.

German Papers; to the 13th instant, art iveit yes-
tiat:ay. The iissurrertion.in the North of Gimnany
co:Ailing.* to spruttl, and promisee the most favour-
results. The insurgent army, consisting of
Iler•si49B6. Iltiinverians, Dutch, and Prussians. un-
der the enterprising SHILL, is said to amount al-
ready to 40000 wen. Colonel BLUCHER, son of
the. gallant Prussian General, who so muds distin-
guished himself in the late war between France and
Petzw4a, is second 1.1 command.

It w:u re, ported ye►terday. upon the Anthf.rity of
private arenants from Genitally, that the Frehe
corps under Mar,lad MASSKNA hiss been defeated
with the loss of 1-2,000 rneis.

The Court-Martial nu Admiral HARVEY will
ennitnetwe at Portsmouth this morning at nine
n't:lock, on board the Gladiator. The Members
of the Court were given iu our paper on Monday
• last. These Admiral:, Sir J. T. Duckwotait.
and Sir Elt,itwv E. STANHOPE, arrived nu Friday
night. The following, we learn, la, the witnesses
that will h. exansitied on the part "!' ..,a prowcu-
tion :—Lard GAMBIER, Sir 14AbtT ikaRAAD
NEALL (Captain of the A. et), Captain BEDFORD,
Lord COCHRANE, Captaii, IMOWEN, (late of the
Tartaant), rind the Him. Mr. J•raw-r tv NE, Chap-
lain to Lord smatilt.—Titil trial will net lust
long, as, we understand, the gallant Admiral does
not intend to call any witneliss in Ins defence. ‘Ve
lieve made arrange:meats Lo give a full and early
report of it.
.. •

The Sairins. Cspi. Kirr.tc, attired at Parts-

mouthOn Saturday evetiig-4, with deipaiehes from
Constaiitioopleognitaintor, we usiderstand, the De-
finitive Treaty of p... 6. e Itn een 'this count y and
Turkey. Captaia KttTot. (IT at ten o'tilm:k on
Saturday night fey i, ',don. where he arrived yes-
terday. The SA/seism left :Abdul on the 6th
nltiono.—The Sea !hue, Volage, Refiwiag, Wi-
zard, Julia, mid Tortoise, were then lying there.
—S:w sailed trim Gibrahir mi the 6th instant,
and :eft there the Ifihrrnia, Ocean, and IYeask.
She tonehtd at Cadiz, thirteen days since, from
whence she does hot bring any new.—Admiral
Pi.ayss, in the Atlas, was lying there, with the Bid-
,
spark licineible. The Neptunus, ('apt. PAIN,
arrived at Gibraltar on the 6th imt. from Melts,
with a convoy For Englund. The Sabrina passed
the Trigs ';,ple off Lisbon, cruising ; and the Lucifer,
with a Saaniah messenger on board, from Cag-
liari. Vt'e are sorry to learn that the French have
been succeiwful in relieving Barcslussr just as it
rye. no the point of sarrendering to the Spaniards.
The magistrates '.ere utl retiiiired to take the oath
of ulkgiuott, to King JOSF.rli 11311APARTE; but
they refused, saying that they would acknowledge
no king except FettOINAND the Seventh: on
which they were all conducted to prison.

We have recriet-d Paris papc-s to the l4th and
Dutch to the 17th *lnstant. h ioliaissible to
doubt, after the account published at Munich, on
the gd of May, and inserted in the I.eyilvii Ga-
zette to: the loth, vontat the particular; of the
action which took place the 44th c.f. April, at
Neuniumk, in Bavaria, that the Austrians were

victorious on that day. The ineffectual 'attempts
i,oole to conceal, or to diusinieh thilidosa and de-
feat suNtained by the Freucb antrkalivarians, as
well as to represeet the bitter troops to, have
bet u %Mali engaged, only serve to roovey a strong-
er idea of the importance of the repulse
there sustained. Yet, in defiance of that dis-
aster, of the insurrection of the Tyrolean.,
cud of the progress made by the Austrians
la Istria, no less than in Italy, Nseottow,_ true
to his original system of advancing strait to the re-
paid of his enemy, is pushing forward steadily and
rapidly towards the gates of Vienna. We see, by
the abbreviated contents of the fifth Bulletin of
the French army, that he was already on the 4th
of this month at Ens, four leagues beyond Liuz,
on the direct road to the metropolis. Nor can we
doubt that he had succeeded in dislodging the Aus-
trians, posted at Ebershezg, ou the river Traun.
LASN VS had arrived at Steyer, a town on the river
Ens ; and every thing seems to indicate that Ilu-
atariare will fulfil his menace of entering Vienna
a second time : an event which has always appear-
ed to us as highly probable; but whit+ will in no
degree decide the result of the campaign, if
the Goverwrient amt people of Austria *are united,
tirisi,andilteerinintel. ()lithe contrary,notwithstand.
ing the past victories, the talents, the means, and

the protli4br's reputation '44 theCursieue invader,
we colander his position as Hoist ritical, and even
becoming hourly .nose so, in proportims as lie 'ad-
vsocea The Atistrieu arinias, though they have
been beaten mid rep :'sed en various. occasions, are
not disargenistd, nor destroyed. No Naas have as
yet appeared sonotil; them ; 110 drst,olll,lelicY user
symptoms of salnuisbion have hitherto been mani-
fested by the 14:MpOirdr. NAPOLLON evidently be-
trays his below of the ein:N•gency, and the crisis, in
which his house and his fortnnes are involved, by
the measures t, which ha has recourse. JOACHRI
SI olt \T, it seems, has been summoned from Na-
ples, to defend his own, and his 'nester's thrones;
while Louis and his Queen are ordered to at-
tend hint at Vienna. Front every part of Eu-
rope his legious are called in ; and the very crews
of his ships of war, if we may believe the Dutch
themselves, are sent to join the armies of an Italian
Usurper, on the confines of HuNery, at the dis-
tance of seven hundred miles front Flushing. How
great the eoust-rnation is, that pervades Bavaria,
we may trace in thecitroluct of the King of that
country, who neither dares to remain himself at
Munich, nor considers the public records as safe in
any part of his dianimons. He has taken refuge
at Augsburg)), while the archives have been re.
moved to Zurich, in Switzerland. Insiirree.
tion evict' ntly rune through all the. Nerds
and centre or Germany, *nil only waits for 11010 e
further prooni of the firmness of the Austrian
Cabinet, to involve its its effects the circles
of Lover Saxony, Franconia, and Westphalia.
Nor have we ever doubted that the King of Prus-
sia, mid the Elector of Saxony, will declare against
the common scourge and tyrant of Europe, as soon
as they shalt see a entaice of extrication. Even
the Russian Emperor, however subservient or en-
slaved tie may have shewil himself at Tilsit and at
Erfurt", will, we einegiue, temporize, and finally
join the successful side. In so awful a moment,
Bomaraeva will, we cannot tpiestion, call out all
the giant powers of his mind and of his amino Ne-
ver has he stood more in need of Orin. A single
disaster, a false step, might overturn at once the fa-
brie of his greatness ; nail it is already evidenttliat
the preseat contest does by no means resemble the
!e.t.a() winch he so triumphantly proceeded from
victory to vii:tory. We shall not, however, ellow our-
selves to quit the path of tact, in order to indulge in
cosajectures. At Eus, where the head-quarters were
Odthe4th of Mai, Reiterative had scarcely ninety
miles to Vienna. We conceive it possible that he
may arrive opposite that place by the MUb, end it'
will pi-Ili:tidy Intern it 110 resistance. Hot. if the
armies of the Archduke Cutatas, and It General
Fltr.zza, sustained by the other numerous Ants-
.
titan Levies, do their duty, we repeat, that
though Vienna may be lost, yet the campaign is
only just begun.

It appears from au aceonut of the produce of the
Permanent Tares, in the years ending 3.11 of April
MSS, and sth April IfMI, laid before Porliament,
that there is a deficivitcy in the latter year, of
about the amount of 1.300,000.

It is the inreoion of Government to immediately
dispatch reinforcements to the 11411atitit of 10,000
men to Sir A2THOR WELLESLEY. Saturday the
Transport Bowl, gave notice that they erre
rawly to engage for three months certain, ships at
twenty-five-shillings a ton per month, on condition
that' they were at Deptfor:l on or before Satur-
day next. fipwards of 30100 inen are expected
to embark in the ooluse of this week. Among
the troops first destined for service are, the Ist
battalion of the 52d, and ten companies of the 95th
Ride corp.., which are to form a brigade, under the
common(' of Col. ROBERT eIIAUFURD. The em-
barkation is to take place at Dover.

The Gazette of Saturday routains an Order in
Coned, extending the blockade of port. ler the
controul of France, to the Eartetu as well as the
Western Ems, and to prevent all rrowls from sail-
ing into or oat of that river by anyChnoinel to the
westward a the Island of J uyd.
It is confidently naaerteel, in letters received by
the Gottenb.,rgrli Mail, that before the Diet
breaks up, the Duke of Sueettemmit will be
proelaimed Kin of SWEDEN.
Captain RODEILT WiLt.tams is appointed to the
Ruby; the Hompt. Kum is promoted to be a
Post Captain, an 'pointed to the Topu:es lately
c iptured in the V‘ estt Indies; Mr. lit:t.t.va, of the
Edger, is appriiihed, Purser of the Orem ; Mr.
Boo' is appointed Purser of the. Caledonia, in the
room of J. Htt.t.v ER. Esq. who is appointed Clerk
of the Clarryae of the Victualling Office at Dept-
ford.

The lientence of the Court-Mastial held on Capt.
CRAIIIERL All NE, of the West Essex Militia, on
charges preferred agaiost him by Lieut.-Colonel
Duvet wrr, at Portsmouth, is, dm! Capt. CHAU/114
LA If AM be dismivsed the service.

The North Hants Regiment of Militia has re-
moved from Pendennis Cootie to Exeter.
The Cleopatra, from Bermuda. arrived at Hali-
fax on the 12th ult. with intelligence that Sir
Jowl W•ltllEN's squadron would sail from tliemre
to Halifax on the loth of \lay. The Belt
has recaptured the SweiliAli hri .Nertoom., from
Alicant (oar of the Jatuutclia convoy) which he
-
has brought iii with hcr.
The following is the decision of the Court Mar-
tial held lately in Portsmouth garrison on Capt.
CIInIXTII., of the Fifeshire Militia. The Court
au,reed that Capt. C. was guilty of NOM:: Major
Rttrimitronp a brillif 11011 •wl sentenced
hint to be reprimanded, by having it pot in fen e•
ral outer'. Captain M-Dos A CD. the Pro:mentor.
is diotnivsed the *el tire by His MLJesrv, the Court
hewing given it as their °Molina that he preferred
the .11 •h trim more from private than for
the good of the or:Trice, in having delayed so long
in Winging forward the business.


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ROYAL SOCIETY OF lIIUSICIANS.

On Saturday the Royal Society of Musicians'
held their annual feast at Wit t ts's Roams, the
Earl of Foatcauth the Provident of the Society,
in the Chair, %Int was attended by
The Earls of Da tinouili rood %tilts's, Sir attain Par-
ses., Dr. Nicholas, Oar chap:Jill of iae 7:00: ty, Ur. Clark,
rise Physician to the ti.icirty, upwarik of two kis oilred
Professors and Autatcuis.
After the cloth aas re:n ved, the matchless Ca-
non of Nue Nobis Douai:se" was sung by the
whole company, with a sultliane effcct not to he de-
scribed.

la the roune of the everting a number of
charming Glees were sung. and when we name
the bin rs, our riaders will have nu doubt hut
they were givers iii a very finished style. Among
the perfurniery were. Messrs. ti t Eta. Goo, HAWES,
the SAtes. the KaIrVaTTII, EVANS, kc. Mr.
DIGNUNI gave several of his favourite songs. A
very excellent wind instrument baud played seve-
ral charming pietas, pisrticularly two -marches Ly
WINTER and HAYDN. The whole was a most
delightful treat.

• COVENT-G.-IRDEN MAIO:Er

The following was the state of the M,uicct on Saturday:

New P..., half a sieve . l-• a •
Strawberries, per thumb yr aim* l in uunalrer.. • i 6
Cherries, per pound o. ............ ...... I II •
Pith II per pound
itiostrAerries, per quart... • • •
S'aolulowers, each r..... ...... • S 6
Cucumbers, tat h.
Rhubarb, per bundle " St I 6
Sea Kale, ditto
New Potatoes, per posed. .. —.. .. o I 6

Yesterday morning, His NIAJESTY; the Duke of
Cssisstous, Princesses Ayr:usTs and SOPHIA,
accompanied by Ladies CAItOT INS ALDIWILAVk
and Dasz fAftoseesoit, Mid Generals Gprett and
STIEVIO43. rode to St. George's Chapel, and heard a
sermon prenched by the. Rev. Dr. fist.t.su, from
Ist Epistle of St. Peter, chap. 3. terse 15: " Be
ready always to !rive to every mac that whelk you,
• reason of flit hope that is in you." Afterwards
rode back to the Palace.
The Princess or W A Les spent her birth-day with
her mother, the Duchess of Bee NSWICK, at black-
; heath, where there was a select party to meet her
Royal Highness. She did not return to Reasing-
ton Palace till four o'clock on Thursday mooing,
and at twelve set off for Epoods races.
Lord FOLEY will give a grand dinner, this day,
to • numerous party, at his house in Berkeley-
square.
Lord Cocnotalra is arrived at Rortsraouvh. lie
sent two cr three days, in the (nurse of last week,
at Southampton, on his return from a visit to Lord

ARU ADEL. et Salisbury. He took up 'Ws abode ut
the DiAphins inn, and the people greeted him as
he passed.
The Marquis of LARADow'I E is indisposed at his
'seat lit Southampton.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES
gave a grand dinner yesterday at Kensington
Palace.
His Royal Highness the Prince of WAtes it
confined by the gout.
Hyde-park did not yesterday boast its usually
full and fashionable attendance, owing to the un-
certainty of the weather, and tile numerous depar-
tures from town.
Mr. TAT LOR glee a grand dinner yesterday, at
his house, Whitehall, to Lord Gowen, Mr. Poe-
SON By, and several other persons of distinction.
Countess CHOLMON BEET took an airing in Hyde
Park yesterday, for the first time since her Lady-
ship's indisposition. His Lordship is nearly reco-
vered from his late illness.
The Duke and Duchess; of &Dewitt left tonu
on Saturday, for their seat to Bedfordshire.
Mr. and Lady ELIZA BETII WHITBILEAD left
town ois Friday fur Bedfordshire, and will return
next Wednesday.
Miss BOLTON took a benefit Concert on Wed-
nesday evening, at 11'11.1.ts's Rooms, instead of a
benefit at the theatre. Earl POMFRET and
a number of persons of distinction were pre-
sent. Mrs. DielE9llll gave her assistance noon the
oecarial, and wisadeserverllv encored in " *he Sol-
dire iir'd of War's A/arets." Miss ELIZA BOLTON.
the sister of Miss B. sung several charming pieces.
M. E. Tabtattassio Peattionn, nephew to the
French Minister, was married on the 2'wl nit. at
Frankfort, to the Princess Domerne• of COUR..
LAND. The nuptial benediction was given by the
PRI ICE PRIMATE.
Madame BURGER, an actress at Vienna, has
keen banished the Austrian States, for having liar-
beired in her house a French engineer, in the dis-
guise of a servant.
The gentlemen educated at Etna school dined
on Saturday tit the Crown and Anchor. There
was A moat numerous and splendid meeting.
There was a grand dinner on Friday oft Rochester.
Mr. H VIAL El was in the Chair. Among the com-
pany were—The :Ostrow, Mr. T. Hutch. Mr. C.
TuoresoN, Mr. &wroth, Mr. Falun). Mr. C.
Lath e, &c: It was more of a convivial than poli-
tical nature, and the evening was spent in the most
perfect harmony.
Tdr.Coneca, Comedien, died on Tilesday, at Pe-
terborough. He had just recovered from a long fit
of illness, and walked to the bridge to congrand-te
his friends (belonging to Mr. Hiseintrion's Com-
pany) on their arrival from Wisbech, when he fell
down and died immediately.
extraniviinary vapidity with which the New
Theatre, at Covent-garden, w'tts erecting, has been
soddenly checked. The proprietors, in 'heir hurry,
neglected to winke un arrasigement with the land-
lord of the entfee.huriew that birurerly stood at the
Bow-street entrance to the pit, sad proceeded to
build upon the scite of his late Ketonic', without
his previous ermsesit. Having. however, .itiecce,led
in an action of e.frettftekt egadist them, he on Fris
day took possession, in cnesequenee of the verdict
in his favour: timid having placed his beer barrels
under the grand entrant..., he Ili'.lfrel out Tits brown
stout so usual; the aorcity of the setae attach
crowds of 4; OitlAllen•