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AUGSBURGII, SEPTEMBER 17.

Two cairiages escorted by 22 French dragoons,
arrived here this day from Munich. In one of these
were three Tyrolese ecclesiastics ; in the other was
the celebrated Countess Sternbach, who, as is well
known, has played such a famous part since the in-
surrection in the Tyrol, and has been since arrested.
Ten insurgents of the Voralberg were carried, on
the 14th, from the prisons of our city to Lind.iu. A
second division of them set out on the 15th for the
same destination.
London, England, 1809-10-06

13AYONNE, SEPTENIBEIt 13.

The passage of English, Portuguese, and Spanish
prisows through this city still continues ; 600 more
arrived to-day.
The corvette la Belle Etaille, from Guadaloupe,
has arrived at Port Passage, after a voyage of only
28 days. Her lading, in colonial commodities, is es-
timated at mon: than a million of livres. The Cap-
t:.in states that he left the,nsal named Plmperatrice
Bienne Abut*, from Bourdeassr, at anchor in the
road of Mahan, which was then blockaded by the
English.
London, England, 1809-09-23

111: FLEA'S celebrated RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER.
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lost, half izs influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or show
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London, England, 1809-09-23

EVER PRINTED.
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London, England, 1809-09-23

DIED.
Yesterday morning, Ms. James Smith, haberdasher, in Cheap-
side, and one of the Common Council ot the Ward.sf Farringdon
Within.
At Abbeyland, county of Cork, Dr. Dinon, titukr Archbishop
of Tuam.
Suddenly, at Plymouth, the pugilist Nicholas Glubb : he has
for many years been employed as a porter, in carrying coals to
different pans of the town, although for the last ten years quite
blind; during the latter period he was led by his wife. He lost
his eyeg in two severe pugilistic combats, in which he generally
came off victorious.
At Port-Glasgow, Mr. Win. Drummond, Tide-Surveyor of
the Customs.
On the 4tk instant, at Conalslntinhead Parsonage, Devon, of a
typhus fever, Caroline-Sophia, eldest daughter of the Rev. Bout-.
Wrey.
MGM WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 0-MORROW.
London, England, 1809-05-10

This day was published,
In Octavo, price 13s. in board.i, a new Edition, being the Thisd,
with considerable additions, of
A COMPENDIUM of the LAWS riEVIDENCE.
By THOMAS PEAKS, Esq.
Of Lincoln'4 Inn, Barrister at Law.
London : Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-Yard,
Temple-Bar; and P. Phelan, Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin.
London, England, 1809-05-10

THE KI •G V. ROBERT COWPER.

The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved the judgment of
the Court on the defendant, for assaulting violently
an excise officer, as he was going upon his daty, but
not actually on duty, on the 25th of June last.
It appeared that the defendant had harboured some
malice against the officer for having formerly seized
sime smuggled goods of his.
Mr. MARRYATT spoke in mitigation, and the AT-
TORNEY GENERAL in aggravation of the sentence of
the Court, which was afterwards pronounced by
Mr. Justice GROSE, " That the defendant do pay
to the King a fine of 101. do enter into surety for his
good behaviour for three years, him,elf in 10+ 1. and
two sufficient sureties in 501. each, and that he he
further imprisoned until such fine he paid, and such
security be given ;" with which he complied imme-
diately, and was discharged.
London, England, 1809-05-10

PARIS. MAY 2.

The official paper of to-day contains no bulletin
from the army. Nor have any particulars arrived of
the battle of ihe 24th, in which it is said that we lost
General Cervoni, and a Bavarian General. General
Clement was stightly wounded in the arm on the 23d.
is all that has yet transpired.
According to all accounts, of the late events in
Germany, no battles seem to have been fought in the
South of Bavaria. All the desperate actions took
place between the Danube and the Isser. The Austri.
ans committed greatdepredations at Munich, although
they had not time to carry off much plunder.

Since writing the above, we have learnt that Go.
Ivernment have received dispatches from the Austrian
army, with some of the details of the late battles.
These dispatches were brought over by Count STRA-
ilEsscßc;, who left the Army on the 28th ult. His
Highness arrived in London about twelve o'clock
this day, as Ambassador from the Court of Vienna,
and immediately had an interview with Mr. C/I.IC
MC. He came through Holland, and after escaping
innumerable dangers, was picked up in a fishing-
boat by one of our cruisers. The intelligence which
he has brought respecting the operations in Bavaria
differ most materially from the accounts given in
the French Bulletins. He says, that the losses sustained
by the French in the several actions were quite as
great as those of the Austrians, and that as late as
the 28th ult. the French were unable to advance,
having suffered so severely. His Highness is in high
spirits, and by no means considers the advantages
which the French obtained, as decisive of the fate of
the Campaign.
London, England, 1809-05-10

PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZE I'TE.

FOREIGN OFFICE. MAY 8.

The KING has been pleased to appoint RDRERT
ADAIR, Esq. to be his Majesty's Ambassador EKtra•
ordinary and Plenirrentiary at the Sublime Ottoman
Porte ; and also STRATFORD CANNING, Esq. to be his
Majesty's Secretary to that Embassy.
London, England, 1809-05-10

BATTLE OF ABENSBk:EG, UN TIIE 20TH.

- -
The Emperor resolved to beat and destroy the
corps of th; Archduke Louis and General Hider-
-60,000 strong.
On the 20th, he proceeded to Abensberg. He or
dered the Duke of Auerstadt to keep in check the
corps of Hohenzollern, Rosenbetkand Lichtenstein,
whilst Morand's and Gudun's divisions, the Bavarian
and Wirtemberg troo1:s, attacked in front the Arch-
duke's army.
The Duke of lea cut off the enemy's communi-
cations, by paeg at Freysing, and from thence pro-
ceeding to the tear of the Austrian army.
The Emperor determined to fight that'day at the
head of the Bavarian and Wirtemberg troops. After
making a long address so these troops,' he gave the
signal for battle. .
General Wrede, stationed in front of the bridge of
Siegenberk, attacked n Atistrian -division opposect to

plain before that city ; General M.outon attacked the
bridge, and penetrated into the city. The enemy
driven from his posidon, was then attacked by the
Duke of Rivoli. Landshut was taken, and SO pieces
of cannon, 9000 prisoners, 600 caissons, aid 300
baggage waggons.
London, England, 1809-05-10

BATTLE OF TAN N, ON THE 19111.

On the 19th, at day-break, the Duke of Anerstadt
began to march in two columns. General St. Hilaire's
division, On the right, arrived at the valve of Pess-
ing, where he came up with the enemy, who were su7
perior in -number, bit inferior in bravery. There
opened the campaign. All the positions of the enemy
were taken, a great many killed, and 6 or 700 taken
prisoners. _

On the left, at 2 P. M. General Morand came up
with a division of the enemy, whom he attacked in
front, whilst the Duke of Dantzic attack •d them in
the rear. This division was also dislodged from all
its positions, and some hundreds were left dead, or
taken prisoners. At the close of the day the Duke of
Dantzic joined the Duke of Auerstadt.
Our loss in all these actions was inconsiderable, in
Comparison with that of the enemy, who lost several
Officers and Generals. The Prince of Lichtenstein,
General Lusignan, and several others were wounded.
In Colonels and other Officers their loss was great.
London, England, 1809-05-10

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London, England, 1809-05-10

BATTLE OF ECHMUHL ON THE 21ST.

Prince Charles in the mean time, united with the
army of Bohemia, under Kollowrath, obtained at
Ratisbon a feeble success. A thousand men who had
been left to guard the bridge at Ratisbon were forced
to surrender.

At the same dm-the Dukes of Auerstadt and Dant-
zic kept in check the corps of Rosenberglt, Hohen-
zoller.s and Lichtenstein. There was no time to
On the '22d the Emperor marched from Landshut,
at two p. m. he arrived opposite Echinuhl, where the
four corps of the Austrian arniy,4lo,ooo strong, were
posted under the Archduke Charles.
The Duke of Montebello proceeded against the
enemy's left. On the first signal, Auerstadt, Dantzic,
and the right division of Mouton debouthed, so that
one hundred and ten thousand men were attacked at
all points, turned on their left, and driven from their
positions. The details would be too long; suffice it
to say, that, completely routed, the enemy lost the
greater part of his cannon and a great many pri-
soners.

The Austrians, driven from the woods that cover
Ratisbon, were forced into the plain, and cut off by
the cavalry, The Austrian cavalry, strong and nu-
merous, attempted to protect the retreat of their in-
fantry ; two divisions attacked them, and the enemy's
hussars and cuirassiers were made prisoners. Oiir
cuirassiers continued their march upon Ratisbon.
Night commencing, Nansouty's division met with
a column of the enemy, who were made prisoners.-:
It consisted of three Hungarian battalions, of 15CQ
men. St. Sulpice charged in the square, where Prince
Charles was in danger of being taken. He owed his
safety only to the speed of his horse. This column
was also taken ; night obliged us to stop. Only half
the French were engaged. The enemy continued to
defile all night in great confusion. All his wounded,
the greater part of his artillery, 15 standards, and
20,000 prisoners fell into our hands.
London, England, 1809-07-22

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THE GRAND EXPEDITION.

A Messenger was yesterday aftera. don seat off to
portsnowth, with final instrtictioas for the part of the
szpedition at that Port to put to sea as speedily as
i;ssible ; we trust we shall have to announce the
song of the whole armament in dur next publication,
is there are no symptoms whatever that any change
bas taken place in the plans of Government, in con:
lequence of the late intelligence from the Continent.
The Beet will sail the moment the wind permits it to
leave our harbours.
The fleet conveying the Expedition has beri vic-
tualled for four mOnths.

DEAL. JULY 24.

•, Arrived the LEYDEN, from the Nore, having
on board 650 Light Infantry of the Ist, 2d, and 3d
Battalions of Foot Guards. Al! the small craft in
this neighbourhood are fitting with all possible dis-
irtch for the Expediticth."

RAMSGAtE, JUt? 24.

41 Two troops more of the Queen's Bays, heavy
Dragoons, arrived here l4st night, and immediately
,vent on board the ships OT, 42 men, and 42 horses ;
SS, 26 of each ; 54, 40 of each ; VD, 36 of each ;
0, :56 of each ; JV, 18 of each ; GW, 18 of each ;
this morning's tide they proceeded to the Downs.
Three more transports arrived last night froin the
}More to receive troops."

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London, England, 1809-05-17

DEAL, MAY 16.

Sailed his Majesty's ship KANGAROO on a cruize.
'Wind N. E. •

ABERDEEN, MAY Is.

In the end of last week, a Danish privateer pull.
ed up, with 18 sweeps, alongside the revenue cut-
ter brig Osnaburg, Captain DowlE, then becalmed
about five leagues off the Tod-head ; but finding his
mistake, by an unexpected salute of a gun from the
Osnaburgh, immediately struck. The privateer is a
small cutter, c3lled the Mars, mounting two carriage
guns, with a complement of 28 men ; had made no
capture, and sailed from Norway in company with
another privateer of the like description, %%hick is
probably now on the coast, and it is to be hoped, will
not long escape the vigilance of our cruizers. Mon-
day last, the Revenue cutter Henry Dundas captured,
about ten leagues off this place, a large Dutch fishing
dogger, with fourteen men on board. Thursday last,
the Russi3n brig the Speedy Reconciliation, Murain,
in ballast, arrived here bound to Leith ; being cap.
tuned on her voyage from Bergen to Archangel, by
his Majesty's sloop EGERIA, Captain HOLT.
London, England, 1809-05-17

THE REV. SR, BAZELLYeS APPEAL.

Mr. flown appeared at the Bar for the Defen-
dant : no Counsel appearing for the Appellant, the
question *as immediately put by the LORD CHAN•
csr.r.on, and the decree of the Court of Chancery was
affirmed With 501. Cosa.
Several Private Bills were afterwards forwarded
through various stages.—AAjourned at half past six.
London, England, 1809-05-17

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PLYMOUTH, MAY 15.

Arrived off the Sound this morning, from the East
Indies, the GRAMPUS, of SO guns, with the following
ships, East Indiamen, under her convoy :
A,T, PHOENIX, PRESTON, Wszrozo, St/RAT CASTLE,
bit Indiamen 4Young William whaler, Albion, and Rose, from
lowly Bay.
Also arrived, the Ontsvas, of 18 guns, with the
Diana, Maria, Princess Amelia, and Princess Mary
•ransports, from Vigo, full of French prisoners ; the
transports are ordered into quarantine. The ORESTES
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—Sailed, the ENCO MITER gun-brig, on a cruize ;
the Pilchard schooner, with dispatches for Lisbon;
znd the Whiting schooner, with dispatches for Spain.
Came in the Isabella, ImpsoN, from St. Michael's,
with fruit ; Mary, DIMRT, from Cadiz.—A fleet of
merchantmen are now in the Offing, going to the
Westward.
PORTSMOUTH. MAY 16.

Arrived his Majesty's ships BONNE CITOYENNE from
Lisbon, last from Plymouth ; and the CE.RES from a
cruize. The fleet for the Brazils is expected to sail
tomorrow. Wind S. E.
London, England, 1809-05-17

FROM LLOYD'S MST.

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