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London, England, 1809-06-27 00:00:00

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up GOu es the 6th. General Deroi's head-quar-
ters are also removed from hence to Wolforths-
hatam. The Tyrolean*, in sepaiate zletachtnents.
broke forth from the mountains, and occupied !e-
-vertl places in Upper Bavaria. Yesterday they are
said to have entered Altirioraa, 12 lesiotes from
jieuce.—(Currespendent.)

NENNINGEN. JUNE 6.
The Tyrolean insurgents hare again broken
forth, by the way of Geharnes cud Fueaseu, end
the Voralbergers through lintuenstaill. 'Mere are
Austrian troopswitis them, cud some artillery. Where
tilt Marquis de Chasteler is, is unknown. General
Picard, whom the General of Disision, Beaumont,
had detached from Angsburgh to Kempten, broke
up yesterday morning at 3 o'clock, from the Cir-
cles of the Bier and Lech, with his corps of
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1000 men, and the Wirtemburg and Augs-
hureli volunteers, under Baron Adpoan. He
retreats towarsls Landaberg and Bucbloe. It is
thougltt, he wants, by this retrograde motion,
to draw the insurgents into the plains, and cut them
in pieces with his cavalry, which are 2000 men
strong. The Linden post has been due sinue the
' 2d ; hence we have alarming report*. The number
of the people flying front the Alger through this
cityis very considerable.
• BANES OF TUE ELSE, JUNE 16.
The removal of Napoleon's (read-quarters, from
Ebermlorlt to Selmenbrunn, causes a vriety of opi-
iiious, which are nut in favour of the French
arms. The brave Patriot* of the Tyrol 'and Vo-
! relt4rg are also said, on the authority of prig
' vate letters, to have advanced to the neigh-
' boui hood of Munich. Augsburgh, and Memmin-
gen. Their operations create a favourable diver-
sion for the Anstriains. And it was expected that
' the Archduke Charles would, before the 10th in-
stant, renew offensive operations ; and, assisted by
an army under the Archduke John, and the col-
lective body of the Hungarian Insurrection, endea-
vour to repossess himself of Vienna.
This day the whole corps of Lens-dAnnes set
out from Haniburgh for the Grund Army, leaving
only twelve men behind them. The major Ilan of
the army, under Valmy and Kellerman, is said to
have takkt the same route. Sehoenbrunn is four
leagues from Vienna; and in this latter city the dis-
tressed and loyal inhabitants are all said to be in a
ferment, occasioned by the arrogant treatment they
experienced from their vagabond invaders, and by
a want of provisions, borderieg almost on a tiimine.
Gen. Reuben, son to the French Ex-Director,
and Geoeral-iii-Chief of Jerome Napoleon's army.
is arrived at Ilamburgh ; some say, he wants to
negotiate a loan for his Master; ethers again main-
taim.that he is to be temporary Governor of the
Elapse Temisomil Ins Master, Protector, i.e.extor-
tioner, ad interim.
All the Bunion regiments are now in movement;
Old it is mints/red that the HUN4I4O army of ob-
•assention is, under certain circumstances, to occupy.
Hanover. Sleet the oeeupstiou of Vienna, we are
without any kind of intelligence from Turkey ; yet
•the Porte is supposed to have long ago commenced
..einmitions against the Remains. The Russian
squadron still remains at Trivet, afraid of being
destroyed by the English. The Danes are as !motile
and inveterate as ever to Great Bntein.
The Prague, Berlin, Ofen, and other Gazette',
, are stopped at the Post Office here, by order of the
French authority. The French Minister at Berlin
has insisted upon the Prussian Gazettes being re-
stricted front inserting any statements unfavourable
to the Emperor Napoleon. •It is rumoured that a
conspiracy has bete discovered in Hungary, sad
that Prince Esterhazy aspired to the Crown of that
kingdom, assisted by a French faction. It is still
asserted by some. that Schill lies not met with his
Extra Stralsund, but safely -escaped to the island
of Rugeo.
IiUNICIE. JUNE 7.
Our King is much grieved at the blind and fa-
natic
Tyrolese ; most of Deroi's division is gone to
Flooenelwim, in our neighbourhood, in order to
cover this capital. General Wrede is hastening
back, by forced marches, to join General Deroi ;
they will then act against the rebels, in conjunction
with General Beaninuut.—(Correspondeni.)
rawness or AUSTEI4. JUNE 4.
Agreeable to diliereut private letters, Field-Mar-
shal Litmt. Baron Von Hiller is said to have crossed
the Danube near Prerburgh, with a large corps of
an army, and joined the troops of the insurrection.
Every day we look forward to a fresh battle.—
General Duca leis taken the command of the

MAIMURGIN miss 16.
Accurdiag to several letters, it appears that the
Austrian head-rpvirters were, on the Gth June, at
AVolkersdortf—that nothing of importance bad
token place. but th preparations were contently
making for renewiliz loud& operatiorts—lt is be-
sides said. that Ililler lies already
passed the Dennis. with a large army at Prorborg,
so that great evens* way unw be soon expected.
With respect to the 'fyrolian Insurgents, letters
front Munich, of the Ith of June. my, ,that they
have made themselves rnasti.at of •0413 C villager in
Bavaria. and are at Musings, i 2 miles from Mu-
nich. Measures, however. had bean taken to place
the capital sut elan danger. -
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