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mike an attainpt of advancing over (pre Brenner, 'detractors blush, that, instead of doing what
throuieli tie South of Tyrol, which takes but a in their power to• cement more and alcove the .
meal ashore in-tire insurrection. end union betwceu the two nations, who have en-
.
- NINGDERUR4III, JUNE 9, or. ly the 'Wye interests, the seine waists, they have
,• The Saxon troops l'ive evacuated tYrtteartherg. suffered themselves' tads that whith was reqiiired
The Coinivi.asilent of that city is n..w lore a, firs.- to produce a contrary effect, if it wee pilesible the
pontoon-, 'teeter pieces of °Moat:re—au short, Nil luyalty of the Dutch character could be shaken by
the railway storm, have been re ttttt veil hither. It the inalevolerat purpose of such itistigartiors. Let
is said, that the Austrians buve towered Italie, and them especiall,, blush at having given scope to their
sliest, en intention to direct their march to Brews- malevolence, ut a time when the Emperor Napoleon
wick. had just given them a proof, not equivocal, of his
To serf, JUNE 17. heeevolerace and of his contentmeet with the Dutch
Aecoiding to general orders issued aim this plate mition, in op ' g anew one of its sources of pros-
by Gen. Fischer, the Austrian Army, ender the perity, arid thereby giving to the whisk of Europe a
teafera of the Archduke Ferdinand, attempted to flattering testimony of the perseverance with which
carry Smdoutir by assault, but was maul:red. Holland mandarins the measures adopted by its
ti A 'corgi', ruse 17. King, to prevesittliat contraband trade, by which
A corps of 0000 Saxon troops, which hart taken his deltic-ets are piecemeal from curidiing them-
post an the frontiers, has ranee beck to Alletiburg. selves. This teetiniony is of itself more their stall-
All the Royal chests in Dresden have been deliver- eient to confound all those who would wish to place
ed up to the Austriim Commissary-Genes:ll, Von in an unfavoerable light the conduct of llollaud
Beillieim, towel& that muesli, to whom she believes herself
We understand that the Prince of Orange hams the most bridled ally ; and she would believe it an
entered the Austrian service. honour, as well as duty, to partake of her reverses,
aelfeilf. JUNE 19. were it possible that tlie inconiparuble geuiue of the
Au Austrian officer, accompanied by a trutteret- Nloirareli who governs France could sutler any.
er, arrived here at half past eleveu o'clock this Without doubt, during the tulle of war, a thou-
morning, immediately proceeded to the Senate. sane petty relents will be circulated—a ti 1111 l sand
house, and ordered quarters for a strong col uof passions, will be awuked—the intriguers of all
Aostrien troops, which is advitticing from Milieu, sorts are in mutate); but these people are very die,
and expected here iii the coarse of this afternasom ferret from a whole nation. There are, without
Nine tiehtek at might.-11w above Austrian tamps doubt, in liolletel, as every where else, smugglers ;
have not yet arrived. bait we dare hatter onrselvel there are less of them
DRESDEN, seem 16. here than elsewhere ; and it will not.,nerliapa be
Yesterday strived here another corps of Austrianthifici.lt to give proofs. that the Chiefs of these
tramps, floor 7to 8,0110 stroNg, till.ltr the nrdere of ivrt relies, though perhaps placed in the capital of
General Klenan, and immediately !mewed their Holland, are foreigners. This is not the first time
noirch, after haviug taken some refreshments. they have endeavoured in every manner to hurt this
Sipee the II th inst. from le to 245,000 men have couutry and its Government. It is to be lamented
passed through this town. Tllll Austriau army that their wretched correspondence should timid
which has entered Bayreuth is said to be of the place in your Journals, otherwise reopectabh.
arene strength; we understand that both karmic.* CORK. MAY 10.
ere to form a juncuon, and march to Westphalia. General Donzelot, Governor-General of the lo-
zA",,,uoL 9. nisi Islands, having heard of the declaration of
The accounts we received from Turkey, state, war published by Austria against France, orders,
that the RU!If DM army tics entirely detected the eil that all the gootis, vessels, and other pro-
Turks in several actions. stud that Prince Prose-
perty of Austrian subjects. in these islands, should
roeski is inarening by long 'perches on Adrietiopie. be put under sequestration. The Austrian Consul,
f.ireat agitation prevails in Constanttisople. On Count Cotaglutrio. has been placed under itispec-
'he 20th of May, a FirMati by the Grand Siguior ti 111 l . All the ships of war have received orders to
appeared, by which all the Christians throughont take the Austrian vessels. The lonian dlotitettr
the Ottoman Empire are subjected to the twist 11- he. published a Firmao of the Porte, tehllealto to
prong inspection. trio Pioche of Ituinelia, on the subject of the 'inter-
It appetite certain, that the Grated Duke Con-
ruption of the negoriutions of Peace with Russia.
u
'famine will take the Commend in Chief of the This Firliiiill is of the following newt- :
Iltivoan army, is hich is &Neste-nig into Turkey.— e' When this Imperial continued shalt reach
(Journal de f4mpirs, June 24.) you. you will learn by its tenor, that, reconloug
KELANCEN, JUNE 16, to an agreement made between nay august Court
They write from Bayreuth, of the duty of the euld the Russians, two PlelliPotentlariee were
11th, as follows : • • mooed by the Sublime Porte, to re-establish peace
"We vestenlay learned here, that some Austrian between the two Powers. They were already
Uhlaus, "from Thiersheirn, had admired to Wes- arrived at the place of the Cougress. and screreely
ociustadt. On this intelligence, the public rffeels had the conferences commenced, when they were
and Recount% were sent off, under an escort of informed, by particular advice, that the Riassiaus
fliirty French infantry. The equipages of our In- thought to pees, with ma armed force, the Turkish
tendaut, M. de 'roirenon, followed boon after, and frontiers. After the knowledge pf these hustile
Irq set nut Itimselfenra horseback, at live in the intentions, war must again break out between my
morning.' About without afterwards, au officer august Court and that of Russia. 1 immediately
arevietinith forty torktry, and an officer of infantry, caused all the fortresses and forts which bad need
' with twenty alien 'in two waggaos. Thin troop of beitig put into a state of &ferule to he properly
occupied the castle. Au under officer, with fifteen supplied, so that the the:elan army cannotlarect their
horsemen, immediately wrist in pursuit of NI. de 1,014,age. I am employed in reinfweitig sill the
' Toursion, and overtook him at a league from Bay- posts which ought to be guarded. I have given
resale on the road to Streitberg. All the equi- orders lath in Asia and Europe, for the march of
pages of the Intendant fell into the hands of the troops; they will march at once upon the points me-
Ultimate and were taken with him to Egra. neced. You, sirnamed Vizier, valiant preserver, et
i" Oii the Itth there srrrived at Ramberg oboist the moment you receive my venerable command.
' 2010 Austrinus. Chimer and infaial. Oat the rah, will give, with that firmness and kuawledge which
*alive to the morning, this small corps left that characterise You, the most severe orders, that, both
teem :it was commended by Lieutenant-Co-10nel by night anci day, the frontiers arc guarded, and
Bisroii de Mengeo. We shall soon be delivered that the country under your government does not
• from these partizans, by the march of the combitied remain a moine.a inactive. Whoever is zealous for
Westphtilian army and army of reaervc." religion, and for the Holy Prophet, ought, from
FAA NIKFtiRT, JUNI 20. this moment, to renounce all rest and sleep, in
The King of Westphalia. has takru the field ; order to fight the enemy. '
Ibis headopterters were yesterday at Soutlerslia WWII. " i have given you my supreme instructions; you
The Foreign Ministers, at his Court have received a will bow down your head before my osiers, and ri-
circular letter, directing them to follow lion.— gorously execute them.
( Royal Amsterdam; Gazette, Jun* 21.) " Done at Cosistaatioupk, Ist at the Moos Sepber,
(Mardi IN, Irby.)"LEYDEN, JUNE :27.
• (bride% Castile, Just .17 .)
Our Gazette of this day contains the following .—.....--
answer to the e' in the Pas is Papers, that " all PORTUGUESE PAPERS.

..e charge
the bad news, all the reports unfavourable to
Frauce, have their source in Holland."
In reading such articles in the public papers Of
a nation to which ours is bound by so strolig ties;
it is difficult to suppress the lively sentiments which
they must cause in every well-horn soul.
What! there exist persons, who, tanking rise of
the French public papers, dare to accuse us of be-
ing of reports unfavourable to France,
invented by,dtlinunt and hatred against that king-
dom? But, are thi y ignorant then, among ail the
notions allied with France, there is um one who
has 'mule se greet sacrifices the C.ollllllod cause.
Are they ignorant. that among all the
other nations allied to that cause, tOri.• remains to
them some part of their resourres
which lives by her commerce, has not for a 101.4
time had any. Are they igoorant of the rigorous soca-
sores taken in Holland to peer rut contraband trade ?
Are they ignorant of the patience, the resignation
with which Holland hes supported the sacrifices
which were required, said are still required, to
inanition the only system which can contribute
to the vast design of the great Monarch, who
governs friIIICC ? Are they ignorant that, in
spite of the absence of a great part of the
army, the greatest order and tranquility.. pre.
rails in the interior of the kingdom? Do thee
not know, even that wheat hatred against Fiance
has caused to grow and imurislied troubies wild iii-
surrectiolis, the Dutch troops have rnalled the
French armies in re-estolibsbing order awl tran-
ipaillity ? Do they not know that the lhattli troops
hare been present at all this victories gained by
( eueralsin Spain? A re they the only per-
sons in EU MIMI who have v.) little knowledge of what
HiSseil, as to be ignoraist that it was principall) the
Deitch troops who de:ivered the north of Germany
from the robber, hoin,accoriling to their accounts,
they would have wished in Holland, to see bun
carry off the King of Westphalia? Thr blood
or • Lieuteilat-6, of iniuiv superior officer*.
and 300 brave tarn, which has(seen shed, the tears
of the vlidowe and orphans, which still Hoar, wadi-
Wciently attest 4isepart the Dutch have had in giving
repose to these countries. Let then Salle Silt

I u hut, mac 22.
A di►ision of 4,500 men, commanded by General
Bonnet, has Iwo' entirely dereatect at Suhagun, by
the division ut the Marquis de Romanis. In eon-
sequence of this dentist the road to St. Ander is
vipers.
'Tiw Doke of Albuquerque slept on the 17th at
Ronquillo, and follows Curiae.
CUIMBRA. JUNE 3.
According to Intelligente from Ilaihijov, of the
26th nit. it appears that the army of Victor was,
retiring towards its former position, abandoning
Mcontara. The French column, which was stated
in our last to have listen beaten Wear Ludo, lw-
longed to Mondial Nev, and nut to Souk, who,
neconittlg to the latest accounts, a-as at Alharis—
The 5141:1U14 •,f Roinaisis was preparing to attack
hoto.---( Less/amigos Mel curse.)
General Victor is encamped iii Torrequeirnada,
and its environs, with the grenadier.. of the divivien
Latasve, winch consi►ts of 4,onu infantry and •709
horse. General Vticeste is at Torre-Orpz, whets
he occupies the pslace of the Marquis, io,;ether
with three other Generals, mid the sifficers of his
division, whirl', in number, eight thousand, is ett-
camped in the neighbourhood. lu Torreumehe
and Manta, there is smother division of infantry,—
The carol' of the vanguard is stationed at
where, on the 24th of May, arrived 300 covered'
and tin which place the sick aii4 wouiviral
had set out from Caceres. The whole of his artil-
lery is plated on the bridges of Torre-Orgas, Torre-
mocha. nod Ilotij.,. lis every town though which
he has passed he has committed the greatest bar-
' booties, killing all who *attempted to escape to the
unsuntains.—/ Lisbon !)diry, June 5.)
• PRIVATE LETTER.
Ltsaow, JCISF. 6.
A re-eel arrived here this morning,frout ihe Medi-
terrains...li, which brinxi a re:mut that the inhabitants
of tiestue had risen end massacred even• Frenchman
in the city. leis also r iiiii onred that Sault, after
having surrendered with his whole force to the Mar-
quis de la Romano, was shot while eutleatouriag to
effect kikesessle.

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