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chid), by tliv a!•:av of Italy. Those who were in Swabia had
no oilier re-ource than to endeavour to cross Germany as parti-
Bias, directing their march by the Upper Palatinate. They
formed a binail column of infantry and cavalry, which, after
escaping from Liudau, wa4 met by Colonel Heiset, of General
Beati:aont's corps of obervation. It was cut off at Neu-
march ; and toe whole column, officers and soldiers, laid down
their arms.

Veen,' is traquil; bread and wine are in abunthince; but
!neat, V hie!) this capital used to draw from the bottom of Hun-
gary, begins to be scone. Contrary to all reasons of policy
motives of llumainty, the enemy do all in their power to
stare their tellow-citizens and this cite, although it contains
Ckeir %Ives and I hild:•egh different is this from the con-
tine of it Henry IV. who supplied a city then hostile to, and
b eI bv him, wiih pr,vitions.
he Joie of \I .aitebello died Nesterday, at five in the morn-
ing. S hrfore. Fanperor passed an hour with him.
Ills Al- jests sent Aide de Camp, Rapp, for Dr. Franc, one
• 111.• most celebrated physicians in Europe. wounds were
in es.god but a dangerous rever had made in the course
of a few hours the most fatal progress. All the assisiance of
llis Majesty has ordered that the bniv of the
Dukt• or 111 on I ebello should be eivi ;Owed, and cooveNed to
Fr.: ce, there to rece e the honours that are due to his elevated
•ina (-Anent services Thus died one of the most dis-
till sashed soldiers that Fral'Ce ever produced. In the many
lha•tie, in ‘vhich he was engaged, he had received thirte,
won The Emp-ror was deeply afflicted by his loss, w Welt
%ill tlt by oil France.

PRAG.;E, MAT 29.—The following has been published
heir :

LEI Telt FROM NIS M 4.11E5TY TIIE EMPEROR AND ICING) TO TILE

JUNE IS.

mortalized his name. This feeling, and my ardent attachment to
his person, are pledges of the gratitude of our Illonarch. I can
reward him only by the public expression of my esteem.
" In the name of his Majesty, I nominate as Commanders of
the Order of Theresa, Baron Wimpfeu, Col. Smolla, Bc.
" The Archduke CHARLES, Generalissimo.

FRO.II THE WED. ISH P.IPERS.

ACT OF ABDICATION OF THE KING GVSTAVUS ADOLPHUS IV,

In the name of God—We Gustavus Adolphus, by the Grace of
God, King of Sweden, of Cloth and Vandals. &c. Duke of Set:-
lesoic, Holstein, &c. make known, that having been proclaim-
ed King this day seven years hack, and ascended ith a bleed-
ing. heart a throne stained with the blood of a beloved and re-
verend father, we regret not being able to promote the true we!..
fare and honour of this ancient realm, inseparable from the ha p-
pines:s of a free and independent people. Now, whereas, we
are convinced that we cannot any longer continue our Royal
functions and preserve tranquillity and order iu this kingdom ;
therefore, we consider it as our sacred duty to abdicate our
Royal dignity and Crown, which we do hereby free and uncon-
traoled, to pass our remaining days in the fear and worship of
God, wishing that ail our subjects and their descendants any en-
joy more happiness and prosperity in future, throng!) the mercy
and blessing of God. Yes, fear God and honour the King. In
;e“itriony and confirmation thereof we have personally wi ittett
and signed the present, and corroborated it with our Royal
Seal.

Gripsholm Castle, the 19th March, in the year of Nativity of
our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, 1509.
64 CETSTAVUi ADOLYIJUS, (L,S.)"