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one .111tildrit est fifty of whom were told to elect the
who's Coictinotw' Hmuw., the, were the I'AUIC ni,the twi-
ggy& 'Mete 4,01.- pleletV 1.-h1;94 the lib, gre ;let thin
the e dive he saw reel evil. He
with,' Nei 4.• caisivoul the eneciwee in the few rave-
niee prerteratim . hut he wished to seven tu the
tmetple their, joterights. If the Were the ietioraace he wee
'wearied of, tire mom Sutra?, to the imputation • eml if Mello.
norm to Ito. -iffime were salmi,. A
wouidmoiler all paiiis.
inn uae.ew.ry.
Lard Poitestmeree ossireived it was not by theovetiral,
yeti Praelient knowledge, they were 1., decide and by that
be Warned tam were no &lie:ll4s advanced het by their
stspetettun taloned in that Ileum; nail who, if put to the
etarier, -.veld sot prefer the chareete: so invoked, to the
'tripled:rig the exteeded prhileges of the Crown. How.
ever, though he could not agree w.t Is the Honourable Mover
to alr..nsb el tile extent terProposed, yet he Could not say
it would nut be tideunlegeoes if the holders of roue pliers
were to be exrtudid 1 and though the Reindetion might in
the present anntarat be contemner?, yet he would agree to
it ie the qualified way that hail o• ea platerr.!d.
Cot. I`;I.IASQN, looming from eti'....ts to emotes, considered
the proposition iss ututeemsesty ; hrettitre, taking a view of
Siirrlollllllin 14.1:1.,311 and considering the Constitution of
*hi* errantry, and its elfeets, he raw niobium better, or a
T. syte mixt happy ; 'and however it tuetht he the fashoni to
i'l.claire in favour of the pitt, he het:eyed there never we; a
of mum general purity than the preaeat. He should
therefore oppose the mutton.
Mr. Illavrafet, Snower it agreed with those who asserted
the valor leftist liberty and property attic subject, and that
them were My to be pretrerred h 1 thug Ilona ; but he felt
that whatever went tu denrny the character of that'Hotise,
would also teed to chertrortlient. He thereftire eoasidered
tiny thing it:eg leaded to deprive them of that talent, Winch
wee to he found in the tteleeo ref the Crown, must ti.ive
that eteet. Under these impressions, be war out hit pteds-
lag the Home to whirl he considered as a iieluiene.
.ills POLL Cmtew eiseceireil it wood he contrary to the
firms of the lionise to date to the resuhatiou proposed,
when it was open fu; the Hun. Gook:nous to give notice of
his thteethia to mu*t the reskolatilas io the emu session.
Mt. Wet •u, is reply, look a review of the Waal
eiguisents advanced against hie motion • hot, adopting the
pramwed in its wording, declared Iris determine.:
time to tel.e 1W mast of the Horse Nina it. 'The Noose
then divided apes the emotion so antaikleJ, when there ay.
Waged--
Ayes
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Manwitt team. the Mutton.
Whets go were mUadmitted iato the Gallery, the House
waste Committee on the Third 'Report of the euintuittee on
Experuhtures.
Mr. !trete SIAILTIN wait on his legs, and stated that
the secuad itesolution was one 4 peculiar importence, sod
whit% bad been suggested to bins as oes that he tight to
ve brought in a bin on ; bet he, at the irspiration of a
eession, however netessary It might he, derliiieit it : he
therethre moved, " That the second Reodution shield be
watt" rot.-11 hot the regulation of °dicers and Others,
ike the several Courts of La*, required the interfwence of
Parliament.
Mr. HANLE. OW kefined Is agree in the resolution, as
far at it went ; be slued, Imeever, that n priuitiple incul-
cated by Mr. bathe thoidd Ise adopted anilisitved,n That
'retry once winch wee nut nesessisr, whould 'be abolistird,
aladthal Li these eitauted dePolz! .Bites be tY,lntlal
to the solar/ allowed toils, dekety."! •
*Mr. Pasegv•i. woo ail preferred to admit the misteiptc,
so it would MOO, the atiatioo of till fiascoes plays, which
he considered twereseit: reward pireigto. (be mdse.
ties of the salaries
.pvilicipaa hi se equality With dope.ties, be but also an ioo--all tha ,
opus the Peinc;pol, 4, therefore, eimulli have on higher
NI. fiTl vs*, mode a fete obeermtiona.
111 e. Cann nth iddrj, Yjneeeree Were abolished, whip
form at peatirrls surf of aailoost laud fur the reword .N
eerelets of • italteautos*, 'that iserblie might le
wariedionraitd.' Tbd Cajole*" secor e. pis,the must montimiciroay of reer eetkag them,
.umber 'of each 'irlacco was tiositgd end thew Wm *My
were satisfied to pat the chance or a variusey. tetrad ten
for reward te wither way. which tonight be mote feterfers.
mime to tar(gerfe.
Mr. Hirai TNORNTOV, coneitlered the outcry against
samenree, in • greet dezree nnfoterided; he was, es:never, of
opinion, that "more eamsresima way, migiu be towel of se-
mintemting public services.
1..,4 Hearty PRIVY defended the amendment propmed
by his Hun Friend (Mr. Banker) but. outwithstanillne, CUM
earned is the opinkis of the Right HON. Gentleman opposite
(Mr fiemmigi, thug sieeceres were the Mist crontim.cal
mode of rewarding pulite services. There was, truwever, a
distiectiue to he droermwthe smeller sineenres might 'he
abolished with safety, grasting to Howie entitled to them au
edeiguete compensatima iii the way ofsogweetwieetioil.
Hu es mate 'Organ) tar*
Mr. Pot soggy agreed In spirants, of the Right Hon.
Grath-moo (Mr. Ca4ulany) that were sit:entree tit he &MINA-
aI, Mgr tome eapeekee rwwie iif cement. at ing public ter -
'Mee osisst be retiorteel to.
tr. vr.s..T{l C 0411141 tar agree io the doctrine laid do
tams: Rao. Friend, tri the outset to which he seemed ia-
tispovis it. He ow &OW of the difficulty of saying
• that lbws ohooldba so siosearee ; bet he would enter his
peeks* or the prtueipto, that tame appointed to veto
ahnektalirsys ham remuneration whop Maytag it.
Mr. Poulson or ex trued.
Me. Dun one said 4 he would attend to the suggestion
of she Right ilea essittamosi.
Lord Ossi euTsa mooed es ow ataisdineut "That the se-
mod Repokatirm slannld be anittatl, the thi purpose of a-
beam*/ ass declaratory of the losoirauswiseey reosinag
from sinecures."
After aiew rim& feint Mr. PRACETA Mr. Twortireon,
and Mr. WILIERIORCI the diniendsemot we, withdrawn,
and the Resolotiou agreed to.
Mr. 3leanta wishedlei know what time would be most
convenient far the &ram conolderation of the subject ?
when Tuesday was named.
Mr. HUILIMOL brought spasm, pipers relative Chet-
ow Hospital, which were ordered' te ort,ths Ilable, end
1., he punted.
The other Orates of the Day were ties 410.04
joatned et ?OKLA o'ococ
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ainurrolik avail. 47.
The Honourable House of Assembly 'set Seater.
day. at three o'clock, lioreusett b adjournment,
and the initiates of the preceding dry being read.
Mr. STEveuseix, oue of the Coututittee appointed
40 frame 1111 Address. in answer to hi. Grace, the
Governor's *peach, at the armies of the Session,
rose, anal begged Isere to preemet Mr. Spencer.
therewith. it Iris then ordered to be feud, but
Ineney Carthiebiled eixpeartni at the Our. in cue.
toiiy the Seriesut at Arias. put a stop to it.
'lite following is *correct copy of Mr. Speaker's
:address to Lieneral Carmichael, and the Ciesteral's
reply;
" kinamffionewil Carmich a Resolution of this
""set 4111/Airretliffinfil. Mr hosed by yea, as
l'uniasondit thii leant, of Ai.
,th of Morgother,. ditiland a horreieh of prieti-
IPP a this Itoigst : olecreopois a iIiICOSIOMI was isStard le
mule Your attebbincelmfore the Uomet,i4iu be examined,
to urism; seta hreutt of privilege; ibich
among +moot
nbe,c4 • I bee leave therefore to a 4 you, Amu you have to
lay in antra liar such breech of I a tillage r•
The following is Major-Cleueral Carraichaers
reply :
Mr high male of military duty induced me to await the
worm if ay limereign, previous to atteuding your lam-
" I regret that this wiensere should have beau deemed a
branch of the privileges oar this Hesse, which woe aim in toy
eoeteenyhatiese
" I oft new ready to attend the pinion of Wit Itasoor.


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. . . . • dile itiese, Istria; received His hlaleety's colored for so
dean.•. .
~Jr. Sri:waits. (Cr.) (Me and observed. that rte
be conceived whet had refloat front the Gent:rot
tome.] ho' deemed a salt:Mat aliology, lie tpoved`he
lie discharged out of the custody of the Serjeant at
Arius, Shie/ was carried mere. odu.
/Ir. FicAINCIs SMITH, (,'fork of the Hon. Howse,
now pro-eened, by order of the House, to resume
the reading of the Address. The whole !loose
then formed itself tutu a Committee for its revision.
• 41r. Animist' left the chair.
The Hon. Cit ARLES G2Aprir rose, and objected
to two peregniplis, on the gmientle, not ide much
from the matter, us the manner of their being
worded. A 3 they now stood. they appeared cal-
culated, rather to irritate and inflame, that, colic,-
bide and soothe the minds or Ili' Maj. ,tv's Minis.:
tens, uml twopored to substitute en emeodiurilf, to
evince our gratitude fur the bonus litany received,
and fro a sugars being used in the distilleries. *e.
itlr. Saeoitt. then lOSII. Ulla spoke at consider-
able length hi supped of the original Address.
The Hoe. S. Tatum( rose, and secuutied the-
original motion; cud, il, is most energetic, nervoott
baud di:willed manlier. demeaned what the Minis-
try had done ? Nothiug at all. We don't thank
then, foe it. If they din any thing, it we. to serve
themselves. They bold out this es a hire, to lull
tr. %Jeep, Mud to wke away tour rights surreptita
ultsly. lit esoutrailicaua to the HAn. Geotlemaii
who opposed the w„ dirty and talked shout the
blons sad sugar, they huve tiseJ our uticits Iseeitiiiie'
the/if here no inn's: when they get greet,. they will
..i., longer use Our sagam.
The question was SIPCO put, if the Address
ti:aceld 'bind ? which was agreed to.
'lite House altervatrs resilient its acctistomed
routine of Isusineso, and `pulped to. the order of the
day. Mr. PERRY Owls moved a string of rd-dolts
lions, priueipnhi' embraeing the gencrel aitete-sto
. and state of the baited.
The House ;esterdey directed that all pipers.
examinatiout mid other doeumeots, eOlievriloieg the
late i-01.3pirery, discovered in the city of iougston,
sheen! be laid before them ; and Ili111.:,Ilte•i a I'llqi-
nsittev to iuquire into cud to report their (umen
therein,.
~,I-li.s Grace the Governor yesterday sent over a
otessisoe to the lion. the kaieuiltly, %an the pro-
ceedings or tit, Court Martial held to Inquire into
the Mutiny at Fort Augusta.
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The Cariend frigate, of o,t gum, Capt. Bevan,
arrived at l'ort Royal.. yesterday. from Ciirscoal
she sailed front tiletice on Suieley hist, and his
brought a detachment of 150 1011 of the 19th, di.:
Royal Irish regiment, dinner the command of
Capt. DiCattitorsittri Lieut. laieght.
The running brig elcary, Harris, freer Loraine,
last Plymouth. to 313 days, with:se:lry el drY goon,.
arrived at Curacoa a few day, before the Garland
quitted it.
Tbe Favourite sloop of war was lying at Com-
e**, and was Shortiy to proceed for tins island with
smother detuellaient of the troth.
'3 he brig Mars, touched at Contest. Captain
Grifhthis, of the Royal Navy, came passenger in
herfrom did island.
'llse Satellite brig, of Ito gent, Capt. Evans, ar►
chimed at l'...rt Rebut, yesterday, Inure a cruise MI
the north side of the ialaud..
His klajesty's ships Polyphase*, Belle, and
Tweed. Mud Pike schooner. treiiatt of port, yes-
ti-May morning, of * ethics, but were recalled
shortly after by rival from the flag-ship, in comic,.
quence, it is said, of sortie recent` Cosninunication,
from which it has been derailed proper to embark
netilehmenbi from the regiments in this vicinity,
for the purpose of reducing die city of litato Do-
mingo.
A Court Martial was yesterday- held on board
the Aria frigate, CapletDighy, ibr the trial of
Lieutenant Nevin, of the Ilitiatood frigid., ou
elietxeri of drunkenness and neglect of duty, pre-
ferred against hitn by Capita:, Angles, when, lifter
• patient Hod initiate mvestigattua, the. Court
found the charger proved in part, and scutenced-
him to be disnsisded from the Diamond.
The awful situation in which Ceti. Berger', a
private of the ed West India Regiment, was lately
placed for desertion, seems to have made no ims•
'invasion on his endow; mind, as hr is again in con-
finement, preparatory to taking his trial, for stabs
bing a seri...ant of the verse re-iment.
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FORKIGN CV rt:LL IGENCA.
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g OTTER DA Al GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF
JUNE s.
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The Muniteur of the 31st ult. contains the
TENTH BIGLI.E.TIN. -
Easitliooarr, 311AY 43.
Opposite to Ebersdorf the Deuidiedivides into
three branches, separated by two islands. The dis-
tance farm the right bank to the islaud on that side,
whit:his 140 voila.* in circumference, is about 1000
toieee. The distitoCe from this island to the gretacr
is Igo toiscr, and here the stream runs with the
greatest force. The larger of the two islands
is called In-der-Lobito, tad the wider which se-
parates-it from the nista) laud is 70 tours broad.
lire first villuges which appear after crossing are
eiresiwArpercm. BAN. and Esizersdorf. The pas.
sage Of Smelt a river as the Dapebe, in the preseuee
of an enemy well acquainted wiqi itll Oa lucal air
enaistanceis, and ,rho has theinlibitants op pis:
side, is tine of the ;reateit tuiliWr/ euterprize* that
can be imagined.
The bridge over the anti of the river nhieb *e-
parates the right hank from the first island. and
the bridge frota tine isl sod to that of In-tier-Lobito,
wire erected on the 11811. Molitor's division bid
bees conveyed to the great isleud on the lath by
row-hoats.
Oa the 90th, the Emperor arrived on In-der-
Lobes, anit eiinsed. a bridge to lie thrown over the
leust arm of the Molder, from that island to the
left bank, between Gross-Asperen and Ealing.—
This'ariti being not quite 70 base' bread. only 15
itontoons woe ',toiled for the sepuretion, which
were fixed wililio three hours, by Cul. Aubry, of
the a- ;short.
COi.',. . 1,',..42ruix, Aid-de-Camp of Vandal! the
Duke ot ;;.--oti, arrived drat on the heti bank. in
an" open bow, amid General Letulle's division'
of light eiteStry, with Muhitor sod Boodeett divi-
sions, passed during the uight. - A`teraards the

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Emperor, accompanied by the Prince of llteurckaT sal
aft
(b was, (tie ai tel. the Unlined Riroli ead,kfoatebelle, examined was sae* •': r ibe •i/ the aft the freemen) of the left bank, *nil detenalued the timer She '•- • • Siportrup hi field of battle, ',eating the right on the village of i expression. ' • (Chief), dot
L'lloor, dad epee left ott the village of Grosoetspereir. so many yeses' he h
.eheriebed for this brave e
Both colleges were likewise gareilsoned• pinion in ernes. Some tears rolled tram his e
0:1 the 214, et fosui in the afternoon, the emir- and turning to these Ulm surrounded him, he sail noy's army sincere' itself, and aprieerel to have for 4, rile heart required such a stroke as this to in
its object to defeat our eel-guard, and to drive it me ocoopy myself, orethis day, with ally other t
into the river.• Vain enterprise ! than that of sof army." The Duke of •Montets The Duke of Rivoli was the first stleeked:,o j was iasenfilde. but recovered himself iu the I
Gross-sleeken, ley the 'eerie of General Ilellegarde. geese of the Emperor i he embraced him and m
Ile inaufouved with the divisinsis of Molitor and ---4 Vt ithito an henry°a will have lost him Oho t
Legtand; lead reptlered completely abortive ell with the glory and the cououlatiou of being y the attack(' "thief' the euetuy made that evening. best friend."
This Duke of .Mentelselledefeuded the village of I - The Gene.rol of Divisiene St. Hilaire. is I
&hog, and Menu el the Duke of Istria covered woureled ; toe is one of the fiat Generals of Fau the plum with the light cavalry aid Esipagusioediei- General Duresnel, Aid-de-Chain to ties 'Erupee
sion of ceinnsiers, protecting at the same time was killed ley a (-dente' ball, while he was Carry.
Euxersolorf.—Tlic contest was severe, the (mealy an order.
having 24)0 c 41111" lied.sl6.o•oo men, collected tram The soldienitlieptorvetlall that coolorisand int
the remains of all the Alien-me corps. frothy which is twed;i:ar to the Trench oely.
D'liiingiee's di vistou of cuirassiers., which •usade That water of th"lhoulre still jurveesing. I
several go, 0„,rx„,,, gd„„„0 in two maw., awl bridge.: of the Dine:remold bet be notated dun
took fourteen pieces of csomess ; but * 144d1 killed the eliela ; the FuiPerer therefereordernithe are
Gei,e,„l eyespag,,,,,,, while lighting kouriusisty ,OH tile e!..W, to past from the left bank across 1
at the head eji hit, knot,. lie was a bra„ saran, little area, mei take a position in the islited of 1
atOd ill every respect eminent awil pratioe.werthy.-:. der-Lebieu. protecting the sties-du-plot.
Tee (;e„,,..4 al. jkilasje, einaers, was likewise The works for replacing' the bridges ire eau
killed in a elidrgo. need with ameduity, and nothitag will be (tridental
Generel liastsonty errived in the evening on the until they are secure, not only lei:mast the accidei
geld of bathe, with the single brigade cyanamides! of the water, lon we mist any thing that may be i
by General St. Germain, and distiuguisheil bins- tempted shoUliat them. The rise of the rirefs a
self by several brilliant reneges; - At eight o'clock the tepidity of the stream, mu.t rtquire much 1
the action terrnoottdd, and we remained muses" of War 11144 greet caution.
the Gehl. the the -;Id, when the artily was informed di
During the might, Gsaeral ()oolong's (some di e.Kmpefor had ordered it to retried la the pi
St. Hilaire'a division, two brigades or light ca. 1•484441. Ilialaufl could aae"ed the mateanittelkaa
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veiny, stud the trait' of artillery, passed over be, the the breve troupe—Victorious 011 bath dace, th
bridges. Imo! supposed that the remainder of the army h.
On the 2281, the Duke of Rivoli was the first Pined thew: bat when they were told that the by
engaged, at four in the inorthog. The enemy made water had earned tray the hedges, anal that :
several suecessive attacks, its order to retake the continued Melee* rendered the renewal of the
'tillage. At heat the Duke of Rivoli, tired of act- anneturtitioo' and provisions impracticable, and th
ine 01a the defensive, attacked the enemy in his any aloveetvet in i'd"Hee isindd be absurd, it w
' tuna, amid threw them into confusion. General with great diSculty they meld lie persuaded of e
•Legrand distinguished lennelf by the coolness and truth of the atatement.
iotrepidity which chores:teen him. . Teel brifige,s, constructed ofthe largest beats
The General of Divitieip, Lksudet, was stetioeest the Dasube. secured by sleets* &echoes and (able
at the village of Easing, mud bad orders to defend should he °ferried Keay, was a great and entire
that imp ort:tut pnintion. unforeseen disaster ; but it was wirtmenely fort
Observing that the enemy occupied a very wide mite that the Emperor was not two hears later
apace listen-en his nisi* and left wit*, it wee re.- being informed of it. The army, hi 'sensing a
'solved to penetrate toy his intent. The Duke of enes would have alienated its atheletiltio
eb Montello .led the attach,: General Oudinnt was which it would have been iineomilsle to rmepleee.
on the left, St. Hilaire% ttrision worriu the Fenner, On the 91.1, areal queeitst, of intensaitit* w
and floedees eieisiwe eels oil ebe right wing. The stet tattle camp atilkedmelLebess.
enemy's centre cooxld not withatitef the sight-41f yet The bottle of Bogie* a 'woloith 4 riiidigilliagdil
troops, In a moinent every'ithirig Mas borne dowse report shall be Mellfool Pelodeft east the ISM* St
before them. The Duke of fern made *even! *he dorraieguashed delieselves thereat, will,, in II
brills wrood successfur titteeks. /len colurnas of eyes el..Pn'ervitts be e•new stienv"thjaCise Clotiofutitry were charged and cut dowel by the NA. aIiIrUASIGIbIC grunions of the French army.
tassicia. The Austrian army woo en the point of he histahalo Jialkes of klontehelle tend R
bring destroyed, %thee, at oereu is the morsel yeti "wettest !ley displayed all the powers of the
p
an Aichde-Cam of the Kmperor Coupe to infer
m osititivry *dikter.
lino, that n hidden rise of the Danube had set ' The yam has liv*b the commend of the i
infest a greai 'number of trees, Which were tilt !Gyps IS Mal Comet Ondinot, is General trio
down during the' late events en Vietiali, and rafts in a' hanged battles, In which he bad Olwal
which had been left on the batik; and that the eviiieed the-posmadiaiter noel courage mad skill.
bridges, which formed the comuitiniestiote between
the right hook and, the little, hauled, stud. between TUB. ELETEXTE BULLETIN.
the hale islasel and that of In.deielaibeile IMO
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thereby been carried away. The rapid smell: which apiteesioewe, flair 14.
The %riled Duke of Derstzie ii mealier of th
usually elute not take place until the middle of
June, on the melting of the. Tyrol, and on the Huh rutered lospruek : th
e meow, hes beep Neer-
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leveled by the great heat which has for some wlma---e"3l6"tr! has 'ubtersnke of eiteed• • s....,_raste ,
e took th
days prevailed. All the reserve patki of artillery On the 11th the Li
atom/ position of Staub-Pair, with seven canoe'
which were advielieine, were by the less if the
bridges detaitsed oa the right bank, *awes also a led 6") me'
Oa the heth. after having deemed and put t,
part of our beery revelry, mod the Aoki* of the
flight Chametller, in the positime of Voergel, teem;
Duke of Asterstadt's corps. This dreadful ;Wei.
dent induced* the Emperor to put a stopuke of to the "11'64 (miller(,(miller(,he pursued hit* heYond Mitten.
movement Ti) advance*. ire ordered the D
berg, the fugitive being indebted for his *fee
Montebello to keep the field of battle which had only to the fleeteass of his hone.
Geutriel Derey.kavieg Mind the blockade ergot
been won, stud then to take Ins position, with has
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fortrusa of Nadeau, joined time troops command's.
left wing resting op a curteip.work which the Duke
by the Duke of Chaldaic, who inset' commends the
of Rivuli covered, and his right wing at Ealing.
conduct of Maier Palm, and *rival other officers,
The artillery aud iyfentry cartridges which were /named mme kmiktia.)
in our reline park, could not now he brought
I ' Chasteller came into the Tyrol with a banditti al
SCUM the river. The enemy was in a most fright- wretched rabide, promoting in„rrectiuu, plunder.
tel state of disorder at the moment wheat he learn.
a iog, and murder. He saw massacred before his
ed that our bridges ware broken down. The es„serum thna,„,/„f gi,„,i,„, and some ban. sleekening of our fire, and the concentrateue move-
deeds of French sehbers. Ile himself etocouraged
ment of our army. soon felt hem uo doubt trspect- the murderers, sad netted the berbarity of the
ing this unforeseen accident. AU his cantion and mossistaiso peasants. Among the usurtlered French
artillery equipage, which were before nu the re- were about sixty Relgiaus the couotrymen of
treat, were Igoe' drawn lint in lion, and from nine Chasteller. The wretch, overwhelmed with bent.
in the morning to seven ill thesevening, he tn.ede fits by the.
Emperor; to whom he was indebted foe
most astonishing exertions sepperted by the tire{ ,
the recovery of his property, antomiting to *vete!
of $OO pieees of cannon, to throw the Freeilf millions was illeitplille of the feelings of orratitedr.
army into disorder; but all his efforts tended to a„d of the sympathy which esew barbsgami ha„ , hid own disgrace. Thrice he attacked the villages ' fur their couatryineei
lof Esping and FirosseAsperen, and thrice he filled The Tyrolese abhor those who, by fat* Manna-
, them with ties dead. The fusileers of the guards,
bons have s
hy them to rebellion, mid brooght
conenamuled by General Mouton, acquired great
*spent
upon them all the- con ealamittes* . Theis
glory ; they defeated the reserve, formed of all - • i.s,
rage
the grenadiers of the Austrian army, and the only Right at Voergel, they cheaqued hint et Hells
fresh troops w',ich remained to the enemy. Gen. bloat him with stickle Sod treated him my ill,
Graft put to time sword 700 flungeriaes, who bud that him famed to tarp
hid bed ea two
yard in entreaching themselves in the church- (hies, iiiid enuld only make his appearance to pro-
yard of &hug. The engineers, under the court- poise a capitielatiou; but be was nuswered, that this
mewl of General Curial, iterroreed their first would not be made with a robin; 4HI which he
service this day, and proved that they possessed precipitately led into the onountaius of Carinthia.
common. Gee. Dersentie, Col.-Commandant of
'Floe valley of rjallerthal was the lost to submit,
the Ohl Guard, posted hi. troops in that third line, hay down their anus, and seed besieges, aud the
forming a 'omen wall, which was alone capable relit of the country followed the eaample. All the
of withstanding all the ;frontier the Austrian army. i commanded the peasants to retire to their
The enemy diicharged 40.00 u earmou shot against ...
owelling wad they were seen to leave the men-
us, while we, *olefiriVed of our reserve parks, were
wider the necessity °Capering our ammunition, lest raise stiels'returim to the villages. The town of its
some other saurinoteern event should occur. , preck, aud all the districts, have sent deputations
In the evysiug the tunny returned to his aid sulsomieto• e end. ' the King of Ramie, to off* their
positioa, !hit+ he lied left previous to the cum-
The Vorarlberg. •whic• Is had been mrstal• by the
rorneement of the' attack, and we remelted num-
iers of the field. His loss was very great :it being is"4ll flunrat°l7 Pr"Kry.l44"6"ll alai ae
of
litemag!'euel° '
estimated by the meat experinesed Ai( ~ that be will them "dem, tie! poll
cataiaao4 eaes• emir
raft more thee 111,400 deed on the field. Ae-
cording to the report of the primeness the ~soy gash of popelth isiourrectiost.
have had e 3 Generals and Go superior °Servs BATTLE OF tilef,4l.
killed or wounded. Lieutenant Field-Marshal Oat the tnia halt. M two in the afteronon, dine
%Veber, tem men, and four standarrlls have fallen Aastrien ecoluntese amide the commuted of Geneellas
into our bands. Our loos he. also twee coosider. Linsinelle. Flueatawileo *ad Somme Rivas and OW-
able' We have Hoo haled. and :Alla wassailed. pie ettliy a reserve under Gee. Jellachich,atteckid
The Duke of Moutebello was wounded by a thigh Van !)amine, us the siiirss of ttrfsr, iii
the
cannon-ball inithe thigh, at six (o'clock in the even- heat of the bridge.lseod at butt. At the same
ingot the slid ; but an ataputatiots has taken place, moment the Manhal Prince of Ponte Cone came
and his life is oat of danger. At first it was to Loom with the revalty, and the ant beide of
thought that he 11/1114 killed,
and in Sertftu 'armory. Gen. Vie Dallailleb at the head of
being trained on •