THE NATIONAL REGISTER.. JULY 16. ever) s) liable that have sworn. Colonel Wardle has been too full of himse!f, and too imprudent not to have made many unnecessary confidants of his intentions and pro . -mites. 1 dare say the evidence of Major Dodd and Mr. Glennic uened haz'e been founded in truth; it would, there- , fine, have been madness in Cclone! Wardle to have exa 'mined them, and he knows this. Major Dodd heard my evidence, he Could have c o nt ra di c t e d me u p on th e spot, • if I had been wro!;g; and is there any reason to suppose j that he would have had any scruple to have SWOI7I to the truth if that troth could have contradicted me I—is any one Ouch a fool as to believe that ? but in this case' the Major must have spoken the whole truth, and nothing but the truth----as the Attorney General said:: his presence 'or his absence equally supported Mr. Wright's case. -I d t pretend to know any thing about laav v but 1 know is common sense, which I • think is wore th. 4 ,COraael Wardle appears . 4) knoiv. •if he hoer been cinitept• throw the blame 9thikfailure upon his Counsel, it sti have been no business of ittine---i,lie.T. are able to del themselves; but to be ebarg4l , vtith . 1 crime so disgr so low, so contemptible, and by a person, too, trho - Oi men best knows how abhorrent my. nature is from . tiling. like falsehood ;.• to .be:chkrged,..llay, with-Pet-344 by Col. Wardle, is really too bad ;I understand : iteat has been laid by Col. Wardle and some of 114 partizans,. a letter which. I wrote to him in the month of May the subject..of the engag-ements and itroluisei -- !WOO ti prior to the investigation, .and tWthlotte s- risoa . idtoltier casioned his determination ftdi 16 .- S? . ! Inc a nrripare;• Why ! Colonel Wardle called the samedayt 4 arter received the letter, and I-would not see-tam., b.eitib .del mined to have no itir4lier conn.lunication- with hirn, cept in writing. ColonA `t ~trdlte.will rce - ;;Ilect . versation he had with my servant uponift sp ject letter ; and the appointment. he made:via-ler ht, at serin o'clock that `einiiring :at Chapek` doq, foam ately 1 have a copy of & atletter;Tatia - Solifile' disposed to conCe.,i any ttlin!,:sl.may either have old Or Writ- ten, Um if this intimat:on does not compel Colonel Ntrariii4: to do me the justice of gi vin;4. this letierty the pul4,.and no longer to shelter his mini:llo j ins:ntiations under—the • cloak of delicacy, 1 w WiXcira: ifeateisn 17„ . A • wVational Register. It only rein s ains for me, to deetat.e fore God and My countr j ' .. that the evi.dencei 'gave wits strictly true ; and that my intrlmadt:ith Merely : related to my eilit.'ence and his promise“. Most l 'anxioualy,. therefore; do I look forward to theperi3O, When the futility of Cu!. Wardl;...s attempts to prove . the c(rltrary to he thefact, will recoil upon himser AVE) oTunaF, an:l only streugdien the claims which I to thz: public conf.dence my veracity. I trust that till then, the public will suspend their judgment upon Colonel 'vYardle's intemperate accu sation. Although it ma-,- not be equally proper in me, as in Colonel Wardle, to state the ,eratit2:.;!e and respect i feel for the public approbati6u of such parts of my conduct as admitted of that approhatior, yet I hope it is not denied, even to me, to express the anguish of mind I should en dure, if upon such an occasion, and in such a manner, 1 had really deserved their disapprohaLion. I have the honour to be, with great respect, .AIRY ANNL CLAREE. Pr4itlieurn, Place, July 15, mr). EQUEIGA INTELLIG.ESCE. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS, TWENTr7SF: - COND FULLETIN. NA , Jc N 24.—Ttaab is noitulatecl ; this . trty font° an excellent position in the centre of Ilitogary ; iri: defl.nded bastions,- itstlitches are full of water, and an inundation covers a part rf is situated at the confluence of three rivers t • It resembles, on a . smal4 scale, the si tuatioo of the grand entreacluld camp, where the enemy hoped to agsemble and exercise the Hun garian insurrect ion,and where he had constructed immense woricii. The garrison, 1800 strong, was insufficient. The enemy intended .to have left 5000 men, hut by the battle of Raab his army was separated ,from that place. The city has suffeved considerably. from a bombardment of eight days,.whirli has deetroyed its finest edifiers.- ~ M 1 • that could be said as to the inutility of a defende !was ineffeetudlls; it was misled by the hope of being rOttut.Aleiternich, after.having remained three days at the ad ;lanced', AF is . retur d - - The Secretary of Erm ae allied legations, re of V ietma, were len igence of the loss battalions of Land ion -of troops of entered 13a,, remit. Ins, and endeavoured ateri.bl Am .F.tolv ell . Age, three battalions railed, by the .Duke of Mrawit from different igh4 thousand - men. curvs, and is on hia lotion the • advanced insnands. . • of elsverr articles, ,ret44krat the•garrison ,and deposit their rmc .c.itt -the 4fte.rtioon of .t . o.i:..oittorn; and are thC. war,: Of .till 4 - their:.lkirses and • • se ~. 4lnanagint: ,? • - 451 Imandant of Kanle. . - • PERS. Gazelle.] • • moment, Cie '1;1 July; at three l bu o:cliocirrinA afternotiak, e reeciyrd. the following linen igence : 91 . • txTnNe A•Llry - rna VILOM I.I7.IPSICi - hATF:D JUNE . 9 9. Vik. . . - ,W4Stitlialritl'tii)OrlS which arrived here marched again on tbcreittit;la Inirsiilea the. Austrians; the Kind , hlmself follow -0.1-*lti-ain. the, 28th . i. and promised to dear Si:.xonv of the in as few days. Acco:Aing to accot:nts received from Oresilen of the 'Atli, the Austrian army, having received rein fortements of 300() cavalry, which made their force 26,000 men, ha i . talien post at Keitzendwen, in the environs of Meissen, ex pecting an:. eneroy. The A it , trian army is provided with a train ofsl p;eces ofcasinon, and is commanded by General Kienmayer- This rirs•aent a courier front the Westphalian army fins passed throne' here, to order all baggage which he tinils on the road, to return to 111agrleborg. He is also to proceed to Cassel, to order all the disposable troops to put themselves immediately in motion. Since yrsterday• afternoon, it is said, the roar of can non has been heard. BULLETIN OF T:11, AUSTRIAN ARMY. Head quarters, June 17. According, to a report from General A m-Ende, dated the 12th, the Saxon 6eceral Dy hero, on the appreach of the Austrind troons, left Dre-den, with 2700 men, and retreated to WHOM!: In the night of the 111 h, he, however, made an attack on the Rd vanced postsestablished to wards Freiberg, and probably flattered him,elf that he would re-take possession of 144 town, b). a Furprise ; hut the Duke of Brunswick proceeded against bins with the adyaticedguard, obliged him to tiy rapidly, and par•ued hint towards Frieberg. Several waggons, with Saxon wounded lo not. ilanCe'd r ifbsts,... return: d. to Vienna. The what bassy,*.9#l. And tne . personi attached to the ~. . whah" ow, W.ithdrEswn previous to the captur f •;r 01 *• sort freeqoi.tt* c, :•. 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