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at the head both of the Government and the Police,
and which were taken at Padua. ut four carriages,
the wool of the love which the people of Italy near
to the Emperov was then discovered. Every body
• rebated the places otTered them ; no site was will-
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log to verve Austria ; and among seven milbons of
men, woo Compose tbe.population of iiiii ,
the enemy could not dad more than three wretches
who dill not repel sedateien.
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" The regtmeots of Italy, who had distinguished
themselves iii Poland, and who hail emulated, in
the campaign in Catalonia, the iiinm aiirient French
campaigns, covered themselves with glory in every
rug ',cement. The people of Italy are moschiag
with rapid stride.* to the last 'period, of a happy
vehhangeir t
hber p
sn intyrt
!owl tthe
and kiti
rules
totit .0 to
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recollections, which the Court of Rome, that

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swarm of inunks, awl its own illvisiows, had ruined,
. is appearog with honour again un the theatre of
Europe.
" All the details which reach us of the Austrian
army Mew, that ou the 21d and VII its loss was en-
()mous. The choice twori of the army have pe-
risn. it The good folks of Vienna say, that the
ma welivres of General Danube saved the Austrian

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rie Tyrol and the Voraflung are completely
autlec d. Condole, Styua. eat isithiu, the territory
Upper mud Leer Austria. are pact-
. LA and disarmed.
• " Trieste, that city where the Freisch and fteliatis
auffentd in malty io.valts, has been occupied. Otte
cireamstaisett iu the capture of Trieste has been
. most egreisable to the Ea' Amor...the delivery of the
Hisao so spate, r. 141. I s I receiv.lt Itftieri to tit Hilt
.for A oelna, but, detained by contrary wiuda, it re-
nt slued iu toe power of the Austrians.
" Jane' itt. the army of Dalmatia will soon
take idle-. The Juke of Ra.rus4 began his march
as soon nu he heard that the army of Baty war on
the lsouiro. It is hoped. that it ad! arrive at Lay-
bath before the sth of Jame.
" The robber, Schit:, who assumed. and with
reason, the title of tienrral in the service of Eng-
lam'. after having prostituted the name of the Kaisg
of Prjataa, as the satellites of England prostitute
Viet of Ferditsatul ut lief/111r, has been panties' and
.chased into on island of the Elbe.
" The Kim; of Weatldistha, indgrodently of
15.000 men of los owl, troops, had .st Dutch
snob and a ['moods 411V1111",1: and the Dake of
Velar)• has already uoiteil at liaottoth o !divisions
Odor Cor!,4 of Oraservattoss, ciao ed by (ie-
, teen& and 0.-4,teattx, a dipdtiefi of
tie brigades of Looted+, Cleineut, "Lupin. and
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• Voiudelerel.
" The pandeation of Swabia arts free the Corps
• s ' of Observation of (lettere! Beaumont, which is col-
teeted at Aiigsburgh, and ',byre are more than
5,000 dingeous.
" The rage of the Princes of the House of Lor-
raine actitist Vienna may he ;sainted with one stroke.
The capital is fed by 40 smuts, raised on the left
bai.k df the river. They have removed stud destroyed
theta."
. VOIIRTEL:vt 51 UULLETIti.
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" ESERIDORFF. JUNE 1.
" The laritlett tiro* the Danube are completely
re-established to there have been added a flyiti::
bridge ; aid all the weeessisry materials are prepar-
. log for another bridge of floats. Seven machines
are rotpitted to drive in the piles, but the Danube
being in many places 14 sod id feet iu depth,
mach time is spent in order to tix the anchors,
wh-o the inae.mies are displaced. However, our
works are advancing, and will be wished in a short
time.
" The General of Brigade of Engineers, La.
somat. is eitipto)ed oo the left bauk upon a We-
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. da-poat of Iddo topes in extent. and which will be
surrotoKied by a trench full of runniug water.
" The 44th crew of the flotilla of Boulogne,
eammended by the Capiteiae de Vaimeau. Baste,
es arrived. A great number of boats, cruising iu
the river shout the islands, protect the bridge, sad
render greet service.
" The battalion of marine workmen labour in
t the construction of little armed vessels. which will
sent completely to common' the river.
" After the defeat of the corps of General J1:1..
L WHICH. :sl. Slat-mew, Captain-Adlutuut of the
staff of the army
.of Italy. was seat with an or-
derly dragoou upon the mad to Saltxburgh, who
having snrcessively met with a column of tsso
troops of the line, sod a column of geoo militia,

both of whom were cut off, and had Inst their way,
they, on being summoned to surrender, laid down
• their arms.
" The General or Division Lars:erne is arrived
et Oldsoihurgh, the first country town or Hungary,
with a strong arbro.seeel guard. There appears to
be some ferment in Ilungary, where wen's winds
are divide-11, the Streeter part of them not seeming
raiVOUII4//le to Austria.
" The General of Division LAIALLL: has his
heart-quarters apposite to Hes/YR:iv, and pushes
los pests to Alteotioorg 'nod Rhaab.
• ' " Three divisions of the army of Italy are arrived
at Neustadt. The Vitbacie has been for the last
tao days et the head-querters of the Emperor.
" Gen. MACDOMAi.n, Oho commando one of the
rorpsof the army of Italy, has entered Gratz. There
babe been found in this capital of Stvria immense
ni.igazines of provisions, clothing. and equipments
of every kind.
" The Duke of D its TZIC is at Lintz. The Prince
of Newt Coivu is marching to Vienna. The
General of Division Vandamine, with the Wirtein-
bergers, is arrived at St. Pollee, Montero, and
Creme.
az Tranquillity velvet in the Tyrol : rut off by
the movements of the Duke of Dautzie, sod of the
army of Italy. all the Austrians who !viol been en-
gaged in that point have !leen destroyed ; some by
the Duke of Dentzic—others. such as the rorps of
Jeltichich, by the army of Italy. Those who were
in Swabia, had no other resource, than to entice-
- sour to cross Germany as perasans, directing their
march by the Upper Palatinate. fe. 6101
mall coining of infantry and cavalry, which, after
escaping from Linden. was met by Cul. Reiset, of
Gen. Benumant's corps of observation. It was cot
off at Neumarck : and tbe whot.i column. 011P_.trs
and Wiliam, 14i.1 down their arms.
tranquil ; bread sal wine are .#
net ; hot tatst, which Ibis capital inert to •
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