. . I- • t Y 9.. • rqi ii4 of Wet• dated head- ie same poci. Interior dia. Kind Jo‘ePh !hailers - from pr. paring for' de the nh•ve.. its in thy hilt s troop- upon i;) S. 1 7 (.:tie command of need-goal d to a dispatch cal •vitirt.;)y, of cc of a recon. THE NATIONAL RECASTER. military genius of his Majesty the Emperor permit us to expect great and fortunate events. It is those vast plans •here vulgar mind- ate lost, that his brilliant genius embraces every thing in a ioup &tell, and combines so many ►nanoeuvres, so many means, to at tain the same only and glorious end. The lion awakes, and his awakenivg, will be terlible. It is impossible to dissemble that Trance in no period of its his tory has shewn itself more worthy of the Mohr rank it occupies among nations. Whilst its enemies, proud of a triumph obtained without danger and without glory, represent her as humbled, she replies to the jut coufidence . of her Sovereign. The same 1.061 of patriotism and litiO ay animates all parts of the empire. Rc- F nurveg e HOW See Vac happy etkets of this noble en thusiasm. AISitROAM, Ai;ril 21. • EXTRACT' o .A LETTER FROM His MAJESTY. ICTAYENcr, AnRH, t I.—The corps of the Prince of MosKwA, 60.0)0 stroniz, is in advance of Erfart ; its advanced guard, com matoltd by Gen. Soul'Am. is at ‘Veymar ; 500 Prnsian Hussars have been overthrown by the 10th Hussars ; ve took 60 men, and four on. , ers frani them, one of whom is an Aid de Camp of Gen. Br.u. OILER. The enemy has no infantry upon the left Bank of the Elbe. The Duke of RAG USA. is at Gotha with the tith corps, 60,000 me:) strcw. The Duke of TslRiA. is with the Imperial hard at E-etneh. General Brim:AND, with the 4th corps, 60,060 men, is at Co botwg. The VICEROY iS in the same positi on ; his left supported by the at the mouth of the Saale ; his centre at Berneboncg ; his right the Hartz. Forces arrive from all sides, and the enemy will be forced to a speedy retreat. The Prince Arch-Treasurer elite Empire, The DUKE of PLAISANCE. MAUI' X MAIL. PALFRMO. MAnett ft.—Ou the t.:oth of last month, the two fri gates of his Britannic Majesty, the Thames :end Fin - ions, attacked the Island of Ponza, in the Tuscan about 10 miles in cireuin• -ferenee. The following Ge neral Orders state the substance a an enter• prize which has sneer% ded so happily, and with so much honour to the arms of his Britannic. Maje-ty. • The whole garrison of the island, with their Commander Dumont, has arrived here prisoners of War. GEN ERA ORDER. " The Commander of the Forces experiences the greatest setis faction in announcin to the army the complete success of an attack vatic on the island of Ponza by the ships of his Britannic Majesty, the Thames and tie Furious, under the commaud of Captain Na•• pier, and a detachment from this many, consisting of the second ,battalion of the tenth Regiment, and a few Royal artillery, cum inanded .I , y Lieutenant Colonel Coffin. " The frigates having bravely entered the harbout, a well di tected tire was opened by them nigaino the enemy's batty' ics ; a n d at the sallle time the di':ision of the troops hming Icon &em barked on the beach at different points, after a considerable resist 'mice, the guns of the enemy were silenced, and he Was compelled to in consequence of w hick the troops on the island, amoonting, to :2() men, togrther with the tortitications and maga ' zines, were starendered to his Maje.sty's arms. .c This operation, which was conducted with a superior degree of vigour. and promptitude, does great hoomir to the officers in -command of both seas v ievs, and the more so, as it was executed w ith .out any loss on our part. (Signed) "S. KEITH, A. A. G." [The Sicilian papers likewise cont ain a Ro y al dis p atch, issued at Palermo on the 9th of March, in which his Majesty the King of the two Sleilies 'says, that his health, being now, by the Divine assist snee, re-eqablAied, the ill state of which had induced hi'm on the -11;01 of January last year, to . miburthen hiiwell of the • weight 'of (:overnment, and cniru,t the cares of it to his beloved son, in qua re - lity of Vicar General, with t h e style of Alter Ego ; has now solved to re , ume tLc authority and cares of government, which re solutott is to be notified and registered in all the at chivo; in which the former resolution of the 16th of January, 1n1(2, vas terii4teintl.) LISBON MAIL. LisPON, APRIL 15.—OfTwjal dispatch from the Mar lington, to hi% Excellency 'llon M. Pereira Forjaz, 0 trarturs, Freneda, April 7.- 4 ' Excellent Sir,—The enemy coutinnes almost in th , tiqns xvliieli 1 mentioned to your Excellency in m y patch, and according to the last accounts I received, remained in Valladolid. '' The army of the South has transferred its head-qt Tol , do to Madrid, and all the said army appears to be a sudden movement. " Since VentenantOeneral Sir John Murray man ment, of which I enclosed year Excellency the detail: dispatch, it appears Marshal Sachet has united all his the rivht of the Jucar, establishing his headquarters de Xativa. The division of Spanish troops under the Colonel Whittingham, had obliged the enemy's advan evacuate. Puerto de. Albaida, and I transmit enclo,oer forwarded, we on the ;:!: . lil 111t.* by Lientenant-Oener: the action which Colonel I.Mnkin had in consequene , nuisance he [,a.& on that day." 'cThis dispatch has already appeared. AMERICAN PAPERS. NEW Yon x, 1T tr cif 20.-- The alarming :recounts received this morning by the Executive, from General T.). lot. commanfmnicolding the forces at Norfolk, leave some grounds to expect anate tack. The letter is dated the 9th instant, stating that an express from the Bay shore bad just brought intormation of their twint iti boats, with about 51 men in each, then making their okay' flout the •titiadron towards obi Point C.,infort. The Constellation had dropped down to Crany Island, were the gun-boats were also sta tioned. The National Intelligencer of Friday says, the President prompt. edly accepted of the mediation of Russia offered through Mr. Dash. cutf as mentioned in a former paper. The Federal Republican informs, that Mr. Crawinrd, United States Seriatim is appointed Mitlizter to the Court of St. Cloud, in the mom of Mr.ilarlow, deceased. We are lammed that the Marshal of the District (New York), has received positive orders from the Department of State tt, re move all alien enemies concerned in commerce into the country, 40 miles from tide-water. NV ASII INGTO N, MA11.(711 15.—The Poictiers, of ?.1. gnus, and the Acasta of 44, lett the Chesapeake on the 9th inst. for the purpose of blockading the Delay% are, and on Sunday last they %%ca. -e en t 8 miles up the Day, which hats caused considerable, thenoi, we hope, unnecessary alarm. CAPE HENI OPEN, MARCH 14.—There are three British sight, ucar the Delaware, and one at &Meteor between the two Capes. • BRITISH FLEET. --We state, upon authority that has seldom, if ever, misled us, that the intentions of Admiral Warren have of been the ascer t a ined to penetrate and scour all tile navigable r ivers South, and destroy the shipping. This is to be done as a reta ballot! upon us for letting loose privateers upon British commerce. I Upon the same authority we Mentioned the meditated destiuction of the. shipping in thc ports of Baltimore ; after knocking dowu the fort, all the wharfs were to he burnt, and such shipping as could nut be carried off, consigned to the flames. AUSTRIAN ST:,ITE . PAPER. . We, Francis Francis I. by the grace of God Eniperor cf Austria, Kind of Hungary, Bohemia, Gallicia, and Lodoiniria, lt: c. Archduke of Austria, &c. • The events of late years, and elwrially of that which Las la = closed, must necessarily have the most markedintluence on the re lations of our Empire. The peace and war, the prosperous Or MI. toward situation ot the States contiguous to us,, inevitably overate on the trampdllity and w.ellare of the, people entrusted to us by PO . vidence. How much we have endeavoured to render the efforts which We have bean hitherto neeessiated to make by the state of things, patihle with the great interest s and the prosperity oE our.sobjects, coin. they themselves will gratef ull y acknowledge. That the obj.'et of our exertions. the aim of all the great and extraordinary sacrifices demanded of our provinc es durin g the last year,— has b e en site ' establHiment, if possible, of a tnqlity built on la b e thorouGhir sting fenuda . lions, not only our own Ltupite b ra ut all Europe*ust convinced.