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his meth who had beentaitelf prisonets, and a verbal
procesi was drawn op or 'their depositions. He
was shot through the bead'iseci shoulder, hod had
received a severe cut imthe face.
cOPENUAGEN. MAT i 7.
To-day we have received intalligeuce, that the
three stoat( islands of* t4lioliii, Aggerroe, awe
Oros, to, the smith of Cotsoer, have been mucked
by the English, who were forced to abandon their
enterprise, throagli the courageons resistance 'of
our gun-boats, and the bravery of Captain Gold-
berg and his detachment.
The English have taken in the Catt.gat six
American vessesls.—(.llunitcur. Jose 10.)
CASSUL, JUNE I.
The King is to Erfurt. to the command
• of the French tinily. obi( Ii must by this time have
arrived there.---(4)lonitenr, June 10.)

VENICE, MAY '25.
According to letters front Trieste, as smni as the
French dig was hoisted in the castle of that city,
on the lath of May, the Itieissais squadron, which
was in the mad, cede' Ito! the event by several
d:setarges of art dlery, alit! t!w Frew. and Rus-
sian Commanders visited. Two English ftigites,
and a sloop of war, had left the road of Trieste on
tile 17th.— ( Mohiteur, Jute 10.)
STUTTGARD, JOKE 3.
His Majesty has just published the following Or.
dynamite :
" Haw* Indeed the Priocips'ity of Mergentheist and We
dependencies to the Crown d Wirtewtherg, we order, Met,
bruceforth, it shall 1w espreeely tucidiutied is our titles, to
which shall be added that of Prince of alergenthrini,
Ellz-
vangca, we... Sock is oar royal will....(Waisitcar, Jela lo.,)
oFMII (uctiAl, MAI Is.
Last Saturday (the 13th) two divisions of ea ai-
ry of the Fest insurrection passed through this
ctty. Oti the 15th antll6th they were followed by
the third division and the iufentry, Afterwards the
corps of the I it,urrecti'm of Lower I Tungary, arriv-
ed in suecession. His Iwo wrist Highness the Arch-
duke Palatine, conducted in person the two first
divisions into the city. Her Majesty the. Empress
Queen, accompau.ed by all the pereone of the Inv.
period House, condescended to itispect the troops its
the Place St. George ; as Moo I es Iler ftlarsty atps
peureilohe was received by *teas a diamond, ti UM
repeated.—(Ca;ette de Legdt. 13th
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tt.rrnsuuttGiii. NAY 13.
Yesterday we first received an account of the
victories of the Freueh in Bavaria.
Oar troops here already received orders to sd-
canoe into the Austrian provinces. The Prince of
Sehwataenli..ri4, the Austrian Ambawnidor, is. hew.
ever, stilt ttert.-...(Journal de ['Empire. June 10.)
LEltstir, MAT 2.5.
A division of the cons commanded by the Duke
of Braassrick-Orly arrived on the sllst at Zittau,
where he caused a proclamation to be published.
Sateen tionps were sent thither immediately ; but,
after a stay of 14 he r., the Doke retired into Bo-
hernia. This corps, it is believed, consists of 000
ineu.-1 Ley* Gazette, June 9./
rim% JUNE a.
According to the last advice, from • the (:rand
Army. the Emperor had still on the lst June his
hend-csarters at Ebtrislorf. The bridges over the
Dinette were replau*d at that time, and every thing
presaged that great works might ehorify be expect-
ed. The rinisions of she Array of Italy had •rriveal
at Nenstailt; Cr:NO*l Lattriston ,had entered lion-
gory; Greiteral La §alle had his head-quarter. op-
posite Pretiburgh; they had also heels apprised of
the entry of General Macdonald into Gratis--
(Gastric de Leyde, June 13./
FIFTEENTH BULLETIN.
ElleitsTriat, JUNT 2.
Thc army of Dalmatia has obutlued the greatest
success. It has defeated all that opposed it in the
bettlegof Moat-kitty, Geadeliate, Liere, and Ot,
isakinaa. • The Geutral-in-Chief Sleiaseviteli has
- hoar takes.
11%e Duke of Ragusa arrived on the 18th of
May, at Fiume, and thus the army of Italy has
formed a Junction with the grand army, of which
the army of Dalmatia Ginn.% the extreme right.
The rrpnrt of the Doke of Regalia, reepecting these
different ^eats, shall he published.
On the /nth, an English squadron, consisting of
fear ships of the line, two fre.mtes and a sloop, ap-
peared before Trieste, with an intention of taking
the Russian squadron. General Count Cafsrelli
had just arrived at that port. As the town was dt—
armed the Russians landed 40 pieces of cannon, 24
of which were 36-pounders, and 16 of it. They
have placed these cannon ou a battery, under which
the Russian squadron cause to anchor with springs
on their cables ; every thing wet. reedy to receive
the enemy, who, seeing he had failed in his design,
went off. 1,000 Austrians having passed from
Krems to the right bank of the Dattube, have been
destroyed by the Wirterrilserg troops, which took
60 of them prisoners.—/Aloisitear, June 9./

DaL6DEN, MAY 24.
A not very numerous coovi, commanded by the
Duke of Brunawidr-Oels, attempted to penetrate
into Saxony, by Zittau. Ilia assigns were not
known, but he retired into the interior of Bohemia
without uadertaking any thing. It is believed that
the late events at Vienna have prevented his pro-
gress. His corps, however, consisted only of :1000
men, and the Saxons, under command of General
Dyhen, were prepaying to march to meet it, when
they learned that at had disappeared.
According to the last accounts froze the duchy
of Warsaw, of the date of the 18th, the Archduke
Ferdinand Wit in full retreat, and the Hussain'
army was *illy two days march from Warsaw.
A Polish officer, M. Potocki, has passed through
this city. He left Vienne on the 14th, and is
bearer of letter+ frown.the Alajor-Genentl for Prince
Poniatowsky. He will finil the Prince at Cratenw.
The emigration of the inhabitants of Bohemia
has ceased for urine (lays. They hope that the
war will net be long. and they wish the arrival of
the French. The Saxon in my was on the 17th at
Lint:, sad was niatebsug on Vienna.
nosisto. NAT 24.
On the 81st, a courier from St. l'eteralrurgh, by
limy of Berlin, passed through this city ; he was
ring to the heedaguarters of the Emperor of the
reach.
to the evening, we learned that a corps of Aus-
trians, commanded by General Mnhr, were frr-
Meging Thorn, on the loft bask of the Vistula, with
some pieces of canoes,.

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