The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-06-19 00:00:00

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Lintz. He is to join the troops aho are destinci
to act in the rear of the Archduke Charles--
lifemmingen (in Swabia), June 1.
Persons who have this moment arrived from
Lindau, by the circuitous way of itaveusburgh,
and Biborach, bring the unpleasant news that
General Chastener, at the hoed of 8000 Austrians
and Voralburghers, marched the day before yes.
terday, early in the morning, by Breen's, against
Lindau, and drove the French and Wurtens.
burghers, who occupied that place, only 2000
men strong, back to Wangen. Some days before,
'2OOO armed peasants bad committed many murders
iu Deriebin. The garrison of Lindau, consisting
of some hundred men, was determined to make
the most vigorous resistance, and one moiety of
the bridge, which conuects the town with the °Ca.
anent, %as also broken down yesterday morning.
MuNteit, JUNE t.... The traitorous Tyrolese
(among whom the former order of things was al.
ready in a great measure, although not compleLly
restored) will not yet keep peace: on the con.
trary, the insurrection has broken out anew, and
nearly spreads over the whole country. The Ili.
varian General Dcroy has judged it prudent to re•
treat from liispruck to Kufstein.

On the 29th of Mayt the Tyrolese attacked th•
safeguards appointed for their own safety, but
were afierw4ris driven into t!se mountainsibr
Count Arco.

Ilastauitum, JUNE 9.—lntelligenee ha, beets
reccied from Sweden, by way of Elaincur, stating.
that the Duke Regent has declined to assume the
government of Sweden, as King, till the new con-
stitution shall have been finally settled; and that
the Russians cuntinue their watltke operations
against Sweden.

Letters from Silesia of the 3d inst. state, that
another action has taken place in Poland, the WU..
cial account of whit has not yet been received.
Orr (1N Ik &.%RT), MAY 27.--The
Tenth Bulletin, published in this place, gi►es
an account •f the battle, which ou the Bth
Mu fought on the banks of tho Pia►e. The lull
ou both sides was uncommonly severe. Two
French Generals are among the slain. The Aus.
Irian Lieutenant, Baron IV°!fake!, wits killed,
and General ltutsner, of the artillery, was takes
prisoner.

Act:tinting to the Fifth Bulletin, the Archduke
Charles, in the battle of h;alingan and Aspern,
II
alighted from his horse, seised a pair of colours,
and led on his grenadiers against the enctiy
horse. The Hungarian regiment of the Prins a
greatly distinguished itself.—(Utrecht Gazette,
June 14.)

Auessuatau. Juxa Ty..6lese priart
arrived here a few days ago as prisoners, and wits
sent to Munich, to wait his Majesty's decisionior
their fate.
Our hospitals at present contain upwards at
3000 sick and wounded. lutellig
Purtesdall states, that the inhabitants
tinue in a state of insurrection.

B►NKS OF Tirr DANUBE, JUSI
of Ofen (Buda) has been put in a

and ordnance has been wuunted on
of the fortress.

STI TGA HD, JUVE 2.—The Vali
suffixed themselves to he stirred u

have already paid dear for thei

tempts : General Pulfraticeschi

against the insurgents, with th
truor, attacked aid runted them
that they were all killed or taken
SM Ji 3.—The division
army %Ilia is under the orders of the Duke of
Datozie, had uo sooner left the Tyrol, than tbat
ill.fdted country became again the seat of warlike
operations, where, on one side, General Deray,
who was in Inspruck, has been compelled to re.
treat to KefTstein, and the Bavarian Colonel Arco,
sustained a severe conflict near Schemata and Ler.
batch ; ou the other side General Chastelar is
marching at the head of an Austrian corps, jobard
by s tionterowa-body of armed peasants, throtqls
the Voralsburg, against Linda's. All the atiils-
booting country is in the utmost consternatilia.
STIL4LSUND, JUNE 3.—The dead body of bils-
jor Schill has been removed to the Town-hdlv
where it was owned by several of his am, wso
had been taken prisoners, and a verbal proems
was drawn up of their depositions. He was shot
through the head and shoulder, and had reedited
ta severe cut in the face.

LEIPZICIC, MAY 25....1! division of the eorps
commanded by the Duke of Brunswick Oel-,
arrived on the 21st at Zittau, where he cane- •
proclamation to be pat:dished: S3V

sent thither immediately '
hours the Duke r
corps, it is '

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ligence froni the
itants there cos.
rt I.—The clip
eoi stew of dcfen ,
on the ramps i
Itclines, who h d
up intu sediti ,
ir traitorous it.
having triarcht,l
brae columns
I so complete ,
prisoners.
In of the Fronett