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to the frontiers of ?starry. 111441 du utmost al&
"laity of Europe.
As Austrian Major had the tomerity to cross the
annitme, at the mouth of the March. in twitrboitut.
pen. Golly Vices met him with sects companies,
drove him into the water, and made .W prisoners.-
Note-ii—Ketsec is situ* eel on the right bank of the
Danube, and a league in the interior.—(.l/anitear,
June 30.)
TWlLllrtc.st;cohD BULLETIN.
1111[NN•, /UNE 4.
Raab has capitulated; this city forms wt excel-
lent position iu the 'entre of Hungary ; it is de-
fended by bastions, its ditches are full of miter, and
an inundation covers a part alit ;. it is situated at
the confluence of three rivers ; it resembles on a
small scale the sitoistitai of the grand entrenched
tamp, whose the enemy hoped to assemble and
• ex-
ercise the tiutigaritui lasuoreetion, and where lie
had constructed immense works. The garrison,
1800, strong, was insufficient. 'rhe enemy intend-
ed to have Itft 5000 men, but by the battle of Haab,
hie anny was separated front that place. The city
has sutfried cousidcraisty from a bombardment of
tight days, which hue destroyed its finest edifices.
All that could be said as to the inionlity ofts defence
was itteßirKuul ; it was ousted by the hope of be-
low relieved. Count Alettenrich, after having re-
untitled three days at the utlvatieetlpost-i, leftward
to Vicuna. The Secretary of Embassy, Chalon,
and the person attached to the allied legations, who
had nut tvalithawn previous to the capture of Vi-
salia, were set free oa the confines of Hungary,
when intelligere of the loss of the battle of
reucliad Buda.

Two battalions of landerlirsf two squadrons of
[titans, end one battalion of troops of the line,
forming together 2,500 inen, have entered Bayreuth.
They here, as usuel, disti tbuted procloniations,
end entlearourtal to excite insurrections. At the
some taint, Generel Attitude entered Dresden oith
three lattahous of the line, three battalions of Land-
eche., and a collection of meal raised by the Duke
of Brusiswick, and some squadrons of cavalry,
drawn from different corns, forming, in the whole,
lima sea eii to eight thousand men.
The King of Westphalia has joined the loth
corps, and is us his march ; the Duke of Vainly has
put is meatiest the advauced guard of the array of
reserve *loch he eotnutau,l►.
(Here fellows the rapitaistioa, coeslating of eleires Arti-
cles. dated eel admits, by winch it is agreed, that the garri-
son banal march out with the honours of war, sad deposit their
arils, on the users, if nut Tritest d by four (icier* in tier at
*moo* 'tribe truth; they are aftenritids to proceed to Co.
Mrs. and angel as .erne against trawee or her Allies,
dining Cho warew rib regularly exchanged ; the soaker' to
Wein their heroes and twordo, and the soidtere t►eir keep-
souks j
(Signed) Si
Adjutant Cominaadatit.

Doug. Major
(Apprrertill . Lanatyros
(Ditto) PECHT,
Cot. Coalatatataat of Katie.
(Madras, lit July.)
—...masa•••
PaIIGUE, JUNE 16.
The accounts received here front the hestrl-quar-
tens of the Archduke Charles, up to the 14th inst.
state, that coasts:hirable movements are observed
throughout the whole line of the enemy's army ;
we likewise learn, by information which has been
received, that the disposition* made by the Empe-
ror Napoleon for a fresh battle, which will be per-
haps more saursinary, and also more decisive than
that of Ealing, are nearly finished ; lie will find his
initagoiest well prepared against an attack winch
he momentarily expects, Since the nth of this
rams* the head-quarters of the Archduke have
been at %Vagrant. On the 12th his flighocss is-
stied the following order of the day :
" His Imperial Highness, the Generalissimo, this
day distributed the orders and medals destined for
those officers and soldiers who have most &stem.
guished themselves. For this purposes his Hlgh-
oess proceeded frosts %%legman. traversing &Grand
Army to the regiment of infantry it From. In a
circle, formed by the Commanders of corps, and
the Statf Officers, his Highness addressed a dia.
course to those brave men, and presented himself
the dircoratiom and medals. A serene sky Reread-
' (Mimed lustre to the fete of this day."—( hydra
49neeoee.)
CAME/ JUNE 2.4.
The Westphalian Moulin,. of this day contains
the following article :
StPint:IIIIHAUSILTt, JUNE 21.
The headop,rters remain this day at Sanders-
!Jansen. The Dutch division will effect its junc-
tion at noon. It appears that the enemy is retiring;
he has never been at leipsic, notwithstanding what
the fabricators of news assert. Neither lias he again
appeared at Gera, Alteuborgh, ur Sontshlkohleo.
Tile advanced guard of the Army of Reserve is at
Fulda. The Duke at Alwantes (Jiinot) is about to
take the command of it.
On the tOth, His Nlajesty reviewed the eurabi-
neers of the firm regiment of cuirassiers, and this
1,4 and firth regiments of the line. His Ilejesty
gave to the cititoseiere their stuudards, and the fith
regiment its colon:. ; it is not posnide to behold in
troops wore enthusiasm, awl a groter desire to
meet the enemy. Ills Majesty enjoje good health.
(Journal de L'Enspire, JI00: 30.)
/11.4%11Uncn, JUNE 27.
Oa the 94th, M. Brunei, ap Aal..k.Canip, pant-
ed through this place with dispatches from the
Duke of Delia:die, for the Emperor; lie came