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which ere partitidarly troubtrovule iu precutacy. Ity the
use of this whiskoniree dv•tie article, the appetite is mewled,
the spirits Unproved; and the codetitutiou rceelvss a general
tone sad vigor.
Sold witoiessle end retail at Mr Batter's, No. S. Cheat'.
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A GREAT FALL ON IRISH LINENS.
THE IRIS II LINEN COMPANY Intyr this
day laideded • considerable cargo of IRISH LINEN%
if the SPRING IS LEACH, which am mach cheesier than any
gands they have had for some years; a great fall hawk's taken
Ogre on Max in Irelan.l. The prices ersenismest at pad a.
yard, aid new pd. • number np to 7s per yard; so article
a* hit Irish Shirt lioeu, sod Sheeting, and not left than
a piece of a 5 yam da, at wholesale price, and no abate-
itevit—eath piece is Nagel...ocl as to IsSr.e, and In tv.• blei 7h.
ad on Ow grass. and the 111011“ retire/AA if • Gild; anon
Cash far Rank of Iteiland ikotes ; Orders eirruted with
poicenakty. J. ORR lEN, Agent tease Company.
N. 4, Rloomatietry-square, is weir.rip ilessela Low
shich it is nrresrer y to observe, se want yid; how,*
are eurleovouriag t.. pus under let c, dal of uar parr, aid
hare nitrated, with very tattier flimis,seeetalordrn iatead.
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!cud out time to so..ke their escape. The-e people
were pilloged, maltreated, and kepi prisoners in an
inn, till nt,ln.' ahem they coudocted therm to the
town-house.. Tete insurgents spread • themselves
through alI tarts of the ties where they bound par-
among the lower elms-mar the people. They
:woke open many cellars, and, &link with rage and
mod v es up tu alit he exedives of 0, htei. a
bdioJ le ~,,,, tetre i• tranalne. Au Austria!, dew:rue
pot at their heat. They took :easy all the
w li were, however, sent to the ancient
Aesillain el the I. anon: Order, shorn the insur-
gotta obliged, as well as.the C Renter,
to resattle the runts of F,eIVVI itslll.l.l. • The arms of
His Majesty were pulled down, anal insulted, lord
rep.w-e.l by those of the Telitunie Order, amidst
the cries of tt Loug Ire the Emperor • Francis.—
Lanz t'hn Ateliduke :laitooy." The former
Cninieliers el thin Order were reinstated in II cir
pia. with the exception of two, who. as well us
all the ',envie north of Nlergeothetui, have much
to stiffs r.
This tumult was increased by the arrival of the
countrymen ion the neiglibonihooil, among whom
were rem irked, hi the greate.t hers, the sub-
jects of Bavaria and Baden. M. de Moincler, Ma-
jor Hup,don, and every other per.am in the service
of His Majesty, have experienced injuries, threats,
nod ill treatment of every iliseriptioo. At last the
new Government was able, in a stmt; degree, to re-
establish traiiquillity, Joel to oulige Use Kieatest part
of the armed peasants to leave the town. It orga-
nised a isutitia, which teas charged with guar..ing
the prisoners. A permanent committee, formed toy
deputies from all the villages, maintained au-
thority ; it demanded the King should he sent to,
in order to have declared to Mtn that the lives of
Isis setania.,,, and ~niqeets step NlllOll 1116 COW'
g to re-establish things at Slergctitheiin
neon the same footing they were be!'are the
The rebels were going to propose to M. De Man=
111. Ire to charge himself with this nicarage, which was
afterwards giveu to Major I lupedou.
A. 11.1011 as the first Iligence of these troubles
reai•hed Ninjesty, he ordered Nlajor-General
Sekoler to ret out with four battidion• of infatAry,
two squadrons of horse gourds. and four piers.* of
comion. M. de Heisrliaeli followed the troops in
(plains of Cottimesitiry-General. The troops ap-
peared before Zolergelithenii on the ttylh, at live
o'clock in the attrition. Upon their euteriog
the principality, they dispersed sinne hands of well
armed ;scat:tots, who had fired upon them ; they
di dodged them from the eiiievards and 0 uodr near
the man. whico could only be etfeetr d by a very
fUe, that killed unsay of the rebels.
It was in -rain that, ugreealily to His Majesty's
orders, they weir sunimmied to submit; they were
heatly firing oixid the flags of truer, and presents
sent tit them.
It was oectsnui to lalow op the getn of test

'fhe rUstiirbaric,:s its the deportment of Weer*.
are not quite stinted. It was sow sos, but only 13*
blurs, who atiNekvil tis• town of Mid-msg.
consephowe of which a net r ijq mat iou
broke out in the foriswr Riahni,rie of 11,iderisiii ;
tie pretcorc fur whie h WU% the ,its I,li e 0 ettlollt ditto.
'A party of eight own mtly were Neu* there, bwt the
innirruction increased, as the t-Itecr slid not
sullen nt decision. A strongiletoeli meld id if
trool." have therehitt liven Tent iii;aitist.l.l.zia
cal non.
ernits, ants, lft.
The folios ing has hem mods- public here by tin!
Imperial Austri:iii Embassy :
OFTICIt I. lIVI.LSTIN.
Out the 4th the enemy the.nv a new bridge over
the Danube fr the ',land of Lobito. The cm-
tore of the grwand, and an immense quantity of
artilleiy, greatly &militated this operation. -l'he
iiertal and R.oyatorissy was Vii,Vll 011 tf.e heit;tota
behind the Russbach, cud extended its right .rise:;
to Suesciihrunn and Regrew ; the left to
Netisiedel. The centre was at Vl'agrain.
In the night of the 4th and sth, tlw enemy coin-
' piety(' the passage of the Iliagitir to the let bank,
and very early in the mornina' large bodies appear-
ed on the pinin. About all the poiats of
the line of the Imperial and Royal army were at-
tacked. The principal efforts of the enemy were
however directed against the centre, with the
view no doubt to penetrate it ; but all hua attacks;
repeated with the greatest fury; and waptimtod by
his numerous artillery, among which were several
batteries of henry canton, remained fruitless. At
JO' at night the tire ceased.—The Imperial and
Royal army had along the whole hod nwint:nned ILA
positions, and had made a gielltllHM her sif prisoners,
among whom were many yaxous, Biideivese, 'taboo,
and Portuguese soldiers.
On the tithi chant four in the morning, tile enemy
renewed hit ettaek with larger maims and greaser
fury than on the ynectiling day. Ali his ethirts
against the centre nod right wing were iiritNeut ef-
fort. the hitter hail erea rilita;.rsed such ortr:totiezos
that a corn,,le victory St.ilm expected, when the tut-
ray, with fresh divirao:rs greet 'superiority And-
deftly rowed the loft oils: over Neusiedvl. and com-
pelled it to fall !seek. As'dile flank of theimpeimsi
and Royal trier was thus thrtatoned, his ?ini.eriait
Highness tbs Oentrali.s.mo thought it right to of-

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