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first time lair Are. manifested considerable &sot-
pas, and steadily kept their ranks, notwithstand-
ing the shells and abet which ftll in the midst of
them.

The King was highly satisfied with the good con-
duct it his sea and land forces, and particularly
with that of the 10th regiment of the line, which
proved itself worthy of its former reputation.

VRAPitiroref, Auu.).

Ono of our papers positively states, that King
Gustavus Adolphus, after a stay of a few days at
Toplite, will proceed to Vienna.
It appears that a French army will remain in
Northern Germany, until the re-establishment of a
maritime peace. It at pre:tent consists of the two
divisions of Generals Gudin and Murand. The
fanner occupies the fortress of Magdebargli, and
the countries bordering on the Elbe awl Said. The
division of Heron& on the other hand, is cantoned
from the mouth of the Weser to that of the Trove.
It is al:Brined that two regiments belonging to the
division of General Gudin, are to occupy the coasts
of the Duchy of Mecklenburgh. The French
troops stationed in the Prussian fortresses of
Glove, Custrin, and Stettin, sad which are not
♦ery numerous, do not form part of the army
alluded to, but are under the immediate orders
of the French Commandants of those fortresses,
who correspond direct with the superior military
authorities. The division of General Molitor is iii
Holland, and, for the present, under the command
of the Duke of Reggio.

11 tNILS OF THE DANUBE, JULY 30.

Letters from Oticisa assert. that the Turks are
slilmosetl to procure a peace by the sacrifice of the
provinces of Moldavia sud Wallachia.

PARIS, •UGUST 10.

Guards of Honour are forming at the 114gne and
Rat, erd int. as well as in the capital of iloilund, to
attend his Majesty the Emperor, who is shortly ex-
pected in new States.
On the nth ult. 40 Spanish vessels left Bayonne
fur Spain.
Her Majesty the Queen of the Two Sicilies
passed through Turiu on the ‘29th alt. on her way
to Naples.
The t6Jesat Queen of Holland, under the
name of Madame lltirougnilti of Warsaw, arrived
et Lausanne on die 16th of July, with a suite of Pen
persons. She took a view of the cathedral sod the
environs, and at live next woriiing set off fur Se:-
cheton, near Geneva.

An article from Trieste, 'laird the 2.3i1 ult. says,
that the Englkh had, a fee days Wort, taken
possession of the post of Grad a abort it ay from
that eity, but had subletittcntly ith.titiltitied it.
Three of their frigates continue to cruizd in that
quitter.

On the 24tit ult. arrived at Painipul an Engle,ll
vessel, laden with oil and lirick. Liken on he'r
purge front Dublin fur Guernsey, b the Lively
.prirocer.

BAYONNE. AUGUST I.

On the 6th of July, General Itegmer, com-
manding the e2d corps oldie army, ordered General
Merle to march with General Marissy 'a division
and a brigade of dragoons to Xeres de los Cahal-
leroe, where it was understood the divisions of
Mendisalial and boar were posted. The French
troops met the advanced guard of the insurgents
near Salvatierra, mole an impetuous charge upon
them, and pursued them to the principal corps,
whir h occupied formidable intrenchusents that the
French could not reach, without !missing singly
through • defile that led them. But nothing could
damp the ardour of the brave voltigeurs of the 2:1
MUM 4th regiments of light infantry. They c trried
the enemy's positiunsat the point of the bayonet,
• ithout tiring • shot. The enemy's lire, which was
badly dirreied, did theist nu injury. The intreiich-
merits hts..llg been carried, the imiwgents tool:
flight, and !wised through MAIN in the greatest
confusion. The Prinee.s's regiment being hard
pressed, formed itself into a square ; But neneral
Marissy, at the head of Inn dolgootis of ins brigade,
broke the square, tank 200 prisoners, and left the
remainder on the field of battle.

The eni.!ny had ISan kdLd in Clio engagement,
and a great inrinber taken prisoner:,

NAPI.I6, JULY

A unvoy. loadeol mit!) InnrtOotts /111.1 HMlllllll'l-
- yllo sot the 2toth. Forty goo-
utreclrtat IRA hoot the 'found to tx.rt
The esten” stride .out.! tlentotostr.lllllll.. US if they
In'e•u•!oJ to att.4l k the I onrny 1111 I tle...g1111.11) IfttS,
Lett ti tsr!—:, the toe Oslo' ••• of 0.., Il t :1.1, thry
ref u. wit ith,nt tog it ,!mt.

An Enklish Frig ntett•il M.4•111IN on the
ehe 5,e11 Lailt hen.whiitlie .6. %he went into the Lir-
Iti.ur, for *hut reinoiti we It!iney not.
Another convoy Int. lii IS,ioteri, tinder the rtnn-
-113 Mil or [dent. Tenwere. A Theis of unn-tio.stA
~bere sent nut front to protect It, co:ninainle.4l
Ly C.iptain Cirriorvioln.

ROV At. CAMP OF ruit.r,.vutv 29.

The General of l)sveiloo, s arrived at
h..itl-gogricts. tool will hare a tomtit 00l in the

A Ir,te• Croon Rezigio a this .I.ltr .t.oro, that t''.
Al:14; hilut,ctt uud a the listertor ere mill
then•. Tilt .4n ..verAi 'haler a Week to-the cam's
st 1'5..1-. t.. tr•tns•.ct 1,...iti0ft% with \I:sj••t~.
l'sgffittelli is the null• Masistrr who reisissitis
with Ills 11” j•-t,.
Cicncrat CAmprealon, sort the Corninibsary,Gt-