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PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. Pout, OCT. 2€l.—Their Excellencies the Secre tary of state, anJ the Minister for Foreign fet out for Straflamrg nn the 23d inflant in the ever,- t rAcced to the Impetial head quivers, which have been tran-ferred from Aug(butg to Munich. • The 6stlt regiment of infantry of the line forming part 01 'he army of Breit, arrived the day before ye!lerday In the evening at Paris. This corps was yeitetuay reviewed by his Imperial Highnefs Prince Louts, and then took its departure for Germany. Fr( m Nancy we learn that every day there panes through that city detachments of troops of all defcrip tiuns, to join the Grand Army. On the 22d and 23d titian+, more than :crop men arrived there, purfuing that d, ,I;natirm. MaMID. OCT. 12.—Our Court having been called upon br the French Government to fulfil the flipula t, nw of th.. tart Treaty, have determined to fend eight ,land men as fpeedy as poflible to Italy, under command of General O'FARRELL, formerly our Am bafrador at the Court of Berlin. There troops are probably delfined for the kingdom cf Etrutia. HAGUE, Nov. t.—We have jolt received Frank-' fort Papers to the 27th October, which contain no thing of ;tar, tance, unlefs accounts of the Auftrians retreating under Prince FERDINAND. On the 18th the Archduke was at Gnnzenhaufen with his fmall column, and on the zoth he arrived at Nuremberg. They had along with them so or 6o pieces of cannon, and had fcarcely quitted Nurem. bog when Prince Mutter's corps appeared. The latter confiding of four regiment. of cavalty, imme diately purfued the Aufirians to Efchenau. But at night Prince MURAT returned, and fixed his head quarters at Nuremberg, while his corps continued the purfuit. At Etchenau another ad ion took place, in which the French took a number of prifoners and fome at tillery. The Attarians continued their retreat through the mountainous country. On the 22d the four French regiments compofing this detachment returned to Nuremberg, bringing with them 400 ptifoners, 23 pieces of cannon. and an immerife booty. They had followed the Auftrians beyond Gtafenberg. The following day, the 23d, the French left the neighbourhood of Nuremberg, and took the direc ti-n of Ratifhs. Their head quarters were on the 22d at Feucht, and on the 23d at Neumarck. Ano ther unit; of Auftrianc retired on the 12th by way, of Fueffon to Breganz and ft triti, in Tyrol. Two days afterwards the French appeared at Fuefien. A third divilion of Aufttians, fix or 7000 wrong, is (till polled at Biberach, under General WALTSRLIII..— Marlhal SouLT has direded his courfe thither, and AucEarAtt is proceeding through the Black Foreft, to effed a junction with him—irom the Stale: Gazette. NUREMBERG, Oct 18.—The Auftrian troops af fensble from all parts behind the Inn, to join the Ruf fians, who come by forced marches. The corps which were tlationed in the Upper Palatinate have marched towards Waldmunchen, after having re ceived r e inforcements from Bohemia. They wait in this pofition for the fecond Ruffian column, which advances by Prague, and which will from thence march along the Naab and the Danube. Letters from Ratifbon of the 16th, announce that the Antirian General KtExMAYER had fucceeded in joining with his corps of 25,000 men, the firtt co- lumn of Ruffian troops, which had arrived in the environs of t•aunau, ten leagues from Partial). This column is coMmanded by Prince PANCRATION• (If this news is true, it will be the &It and doubtlers the (rule junction of the Auftrians and Ruffians—the de preflion of the former will be communicated to the latter, and Marfhal BEasAnnyrr. is in a pofition to fui ptifc them before they are organifed.) Ocr. 20--After the furrender of Ulm, Boa a- TARTE detached Prince IsiloßAT in purfuit of the re maining column of Autttians, 2600 wrong, which were effecting their retreat under the Archduke FER DINAND and General WIRWECK. The firft attack took place at Albeck, and at Haufra, the French fay the A nit t ians fullained a lois of 25,000 men. Sue cedive Akins took place at Aalon, Nerefbeim, and Nordlingen. At Nerefheim the Anllrians were word ed, and two Generals taken prifoners. At Than haufen three battalions capitulated, with eight pieces of cannon, and General Waaascx furrtndered at Nordlingen. STUTG•II.O, OCT. 20.—M. DIDELOT, the French Envoy at the Electoral Court of Wirtemberg, in pro. seeding to the Imperial head quarters with a Secre tary of M. Ds TALLEYRAND. was taken by the Aut . - trians, who were extended on the left bank of the Da nube, at Gemund, Aalen, Goppengen, &c. He was, however, releafed in about two hours. His papers were not touched. He was introduced to the Arch duke FERDINAND, who tettified his regret at the acci dent which had happened. The Prince feemed ex. haufled by fatigne, pale and thin, and was fupported by cne of his Officers. The Atidrian Officers com plained loudly of the tardinefs of the Ruffians in their march. The Ruffians came, they laid, when all was loft. Ocr. 22.—We have received accounts from Bava ria, which Rate, that the army of Martha! BERNA DOTTE, compered of his own corps of the army, anl ' of thofe of Marfhal D'AvouST, of the Bavarian Ge nerals WRIT'S and Motor, has arrived in three co. lumns on the banks of the Inn. The Aufirians had not time to defend the right bank of that River, on which, in the preceding years, they had ellablifhed very formidable entrenchmen . s. The French van guard, confifling of a corps ,fcavalry under General Kcu.ERMAN (the fon), advanced agaiuft Braunatt, o t! firlt Ruffian colonm had joined the Aultrian corps of KBINMAYER• It is laid that the Mho- Ruffians are already falling hack upon Lintz. Ano ther column of th,:. French and Bavarian troops is on its march tomcat dF Saltzburg ; it will meet no obltruc tion its palling the Salsa. The head quarters of Mar !hal BERNADOTTE have been removed from Wafter too n. en Inn, where it had been eftablithed for tome d. ys pall. OCTOBER 23.—A corps of Aullrians ambled at Stockach front ditrcrtnt direAions on the t4th, and two days atter pm Ined their route by rtullendorf to wards the Voralhcrg. OCT. 25.—The Arabian prifonets are condafted Lto France in divifious of 7( 00 men cub, clamed by sozo Ficncl to every dirifton. .- Karroo*, Oct. 11.—The followinis the num! ber of Ru ffi an troops which have marc hed by Bratt. nau fence the Bth. On the 9th, 6700 infantry, and 3200 cavalry ; the 1 Ith, 7600 infantry, and sfloo .cavalry; the 13th, No° infantry, and 3roo cavalry ; the 15th, 7000 infantry, and 1400 cavalry ; the 16th, 8700 infantry, and 1700 cavalry, forming a total of 47.400 effe6tive men, of an army which has been &lima:ea in all the Journals at 56,000 men. Ge neral Kr gm MAlsalt joined this corps on the 15th. We expel important events. ULM, OCT. I.—Yefterday the Auflrian troops defiled in prefence of the French army, and, after laying down their arms, returned at night into this city.—This day the firft column of prifoners let out on their march, and will be followed by others to morrow. Many of the Aultrian Officers have alrea dy left this place on their return on parole, and, among others, General Mem ' Kvmproa, Ocr. 15. —On the t tth, a number of carriages palled through our city, conveying chiefly wounded Aufirian Officers. On the 1 zth a part of the Auflrian Staff, with the military chell, retreated to Fueffon, and yefterday a number of baggage wag gons took the road to Bregenz and Roun. The French entered Fueffon yellerday, and their outpofts extend to our neighbourhood. AUGSBURG, OCT. 21.—A report is now in circu lation, that the French having palled the Inn in fe veral places, had turned the corps of the enemy's army, which occupied the route of Lentz. It was compofed of the Auftrian diviflon of General Krill MAYER, and of 18,000 Ruffian infantry. This corps has been entirely defeated and difperfed : the Rnf- Ems in particular have been terribly cut up. FRANCKFORT, OCT. 22.—One of the public Jour• nals contain; an article from Heffe Caffel, which Hates, that on the arrival of a courier there from Ber. l I.n, orders were iffutd for placing the Heffian army on the war-footing ; and that it was to join a corps of the Pruffian army. Another Gazette announces, that a Pruffian force of soancio men is to afemble on the Wolga ; that 50,000 Ruffians had affembled near Grodno, and a fimilar number in the environs of Warfaw. FRANCK/IMT, OCT. 23.—Accounts from Vienna 1 of the i 7th loft. nate, that a courier had arrived there from the Emperor of Ruffia, bringing intelligence of the arrival of that Monarch at Pulau, in Weftern Gallicia. Letters from Leghorn, dated Odober I, mention, that orders have been given for the evacuation of the Duchy of Tufcany : that fame day, Soo Corfican troops departed from thence ; after which, all the polls were given up to the Tufcan troops. This event leads to hope that the kingdom will remain neutral during the prefent war. H•r4SIJIGH, OCT 25. —They write from Conßan tinople, the 18th of September, that the Porte has received the agreeahle intelligence that the Ottoman troops have obtained a complete vidory over the Begs, and that they have fent to Confiantinople the heads of (even Chiefs, which were Ruck up on the gate of the Seraglio, and among which the head of •Elphi Bey is Paid to be. The fame letters bring the i confirmed intelligence, that the Ruffian army at Se intlead of embarking for Corfu ' will march through Moldavia to the coal( of the Adriatic, or Gulph of Venice, having obtained the content of the Porte. This army confills at prefent of 25,000 men. They write from St. Peterfburgh, the 9th of Oc tober, that the Ruffian Government lull continues to hire a number of tranfports. According to a letter from the Vißttla, the Empe• ror of Rutlia was &only to go to Berlin. FROM THE HAMBUROH CORRESPONDENT OF THB 25TH OF OCTOBER. . - PARIS—The deputation from the Senate commif fioned to wait upon the Emperor, fet out to the head quarters in the night of the 24th. A telegraphic difpatch from Stralburgh reaches us in fifty-five minutes; and the couriers, with the official accounts, perform the journey in thirty-fix hours. A public thankfgiving took place here on the 27th Odlober (Sunday), with much folemnity, for the late fucceffes. It was on the TO that the fecond divifion of MassaNa's army crolred the Adige at Ronco. VIENNA, Oct. 16.—Within the laft few days, two couriers have arrived from Berlin, with moff agreeable news. In order to cover the extraordinary public ex peaces confequent upon the commencement of tha, war, a loan of twenty millions of florins has been opened in the form of a lottery, each lot valued at too florins, which is fo contrived that the buyers may sr in from so to 80,000 florins, befides the fmaller prizes ; and that thole who draw blinks than - re ceive 4 per cent. for the capital they have flaked.— This loan coils the Court 7 per cent. interek 3 per cent. of which is appropriated to the payment of the above mentioned prizes. This lottery is to laft for 16 years, and in November of each year, the 16th part of the lots will be drawn and paid. The reve nue of the mines, and the furplus of the Vienna bank ate pledged as fecurities of the loan. Ruffian Commiffaries are arrived at Venice, from Corfu, to make arrangements for the reception df a body of Ruffian troops. It is probable, therefore, that a part of the Ruffian troops in Corfu will join the Aufr;an army in Italy. The Pruffian Minif cr of State, the Count de Hatrdwira, on his departure from Vienna, received an elegant fnuff box, enriched with diamonds, and embelliffied with the portrait of his Imperial Majefty. The Bavarian and Dutch Charge d'Affaires, fud• denly received an order to leave Vienna in twenty four hours. On the loth an order was fent to Count PHILIP COB EN rz IL to leave Paris with all his fuite. M. ROCHEFOUCAULT, with all his fuite, will in two days, fet out for the head quarters of the Ger man army, there to wait the arrival of Count CCM RENTZ EL from Paris, and from thence both parties will proceed on their journies. M. Gass has received permiffion to wear the Or der of the Polar Star, granted him by his Swedith Majefly. The Prince of Mecklenburg Schwerin has arrived here, and has been prefented to his Imperial Ma jelly by the Ruffian Ambaffador Count Rasostow.. SRI% He was entertained at dinner yefterday by his Excellency, and to-day by Count Colman-zit.. In Bohemia a corps of 15,000 men are cullefting, defined to join the army., A battalion of five Croatian trope have arrived htre, on thei; way to the army. It is reported that the Archduke CHAIM"' has eroffed the Adige in three places, and taken Italian Verona ; but nothing official has as yet been made known. Ocr. t7.—Orders of recal are at tall difpatched to our AmbaiTaJor at Paris,. and the French Am baffaclor will leave this in two days hence. The molt a&ive, and we believe the mon. fatisfac tory negociations arc now tarrying on with Pruffia. OFE N (in Hungary), Ocr. 6.—We have receiv ed the fr 'towing letrp from the Ruffian confines, of the 19.11 We learn that on the I sth two fret]; Ruffian columns. under the command of Mica at... sort. General of Cavalry, have arrived at Terefpol, in Well Gallicia. The firft and fecund columns are commanded by Lieutenant Genes! Count Bux Hor t:raw, and Major Generals the Counts Lamositos and LAMSSRT. The firft column coons of the regi ments of infantry. Ra(koi, Nizawfkoi, Archaniga rodfki, provided each with fix pieces of cannon ; and of the hufrar regiments, Ifaiow Coffacks, Alexan drytki huffars, and Mof kowlkoi huffars ; one batta lion of artillery. one battalion of horfe artillery, a company of pioneers, and a company of pontoneers. The tzcond column, commanded ( betides Buxmor- DPW), by the Major Generals WIMF es and Muu.sa. Ti confifts of the regiments of infantry Skapfkoi, Baflobfkoi, Poremfkoi, the sth regiment of Chaffeurs, one regiment of mounted Tartars, the Elizabeth Gradfkai hulfars, and Starodubfkoi dragoons. The two columns are ellimated at 50,000 men. Two other cc limns, which on the fame day arrived at Dubi ka, under the orders of General Esssa, will join thole under General BOXI4O/1/1111, at Pulaw, and advance by the way of Radom, &c. Another army has already commenced its mar ch by the fame route ..nd then follows ismoo of the Guards under the Archduke CONSTANTIN'. A courier has been dif patched by his Imperial Majefiy ALNIANDSt to Vi enna, to announce his approach. It deferves to be repeated, that the Ruffians are very fine troops, and are exceedingly well clothed. Mica aLsos is an ac tive old man, 72 years old, BOIHOVDEN is about 54, Essen towards 60, and LANGULON towards 46 years of age." Beaux, Ocr. 22.—The Baron de HARDENEERG has tranfmirted a Note to Martha' Duzoc, and the French Envoy La FORiST on the fubjea of the vi olation of the territory of Anfpaeh. As the En voys of Ruffia, Aullria, and England, immediately fent off couriers to their refpeaive Courts, it is top pled their difpatches related to the contents of this Note. _ _ Hs LIM HIIIPS, OCT. 21.—OUT garrfron, which con ned entirely of fufileers, has quitted this place, 3nd is fupplanted by the-regiment of Halberfiadt. The field baking eflablifliment is already arrived here.— The bead quarters and army commiffaries will quickly follow. The Prufflan army in Lower Sax. uny is to confia of 60,000 men. Eitxamose, OCT. 22.—We expelled that the vio lation of our territory by the Dutch, Bavarian, and French troops, against the folemn protefiation of our authorities, both civil and military, would ~c calion a firong fenfation at the Court of Berlin. A procla mation has accordingly been iffned; the r•hjed of which is to repeat the affurances of the watchful pro teaion of his Pruffian Majefiy to his &bk.% in Fran- I conic, and which contains a declarati-in of the kilt indignation canted by this outrage. It begins in th4e words :—L" The onexpeilled events by ...Inch his Ma jelly's neutrality has been violated in hia primi,ce I Franconia, and the meatures he is under the necel fity of adopting for his fatisfbaion and fecurity. & ." Batruswicx, OCT. zr.—The PrufEen trcps oil prefent on march cnmpofe three atniies :—One in Lower Saxony, under the Duke of Brunfnick ;—a fecend in Anfpacb, under Prince. Hohenlohe ; and a third in Weftphalia, Commanded by the Prince of Heffe. &Harms, OCT. 21.—Two companies were dif patched two days ago, by our Government, to attend the march of the Ruffians, who, we are informed, have already entered the Mecklenburg territory. LONDON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER S• antrOWDZI PeciTe—Hohday at all the Public Casa. Some additional French and Dutch papers have come to hand. They are not of later dates than thofe announced yefterday, but they flit-flint fame additional information refpeiting the late events on the Danube. A Hamburgh paper of the 25th ult. has alto been re ceived in town. The ArchdukeßOMANO, we are happy to find, has made his efcape, though Come or the Paris jinr nals have Rated, that he had been taken, along with 4.00 horfe. News from Nuremberg, of the 23d, fe mai days later than that in the Paris papers, Rates, that Prince MuIILAT had returned from the purfir it.— lie went no farther than Grafenberg. Both parties ii this chafe violated the Pruffian neutrality. Mu tear then came back by Newmark, to join the Grand Army in Bavaria. On the 23d he was near Newmark. This is four days after the funender of General WRltli [WK. There are no authentic accounts of any anions with the combined Auftrians and Ruffians. We find, how ever, an authentic account of the junnion of General Klan soma with the firk Ruffian army. It took place on the z sth, and the force of the Ruffians is about 48,c00 men. That of General KIENMATER, about 12,000 at molt. This army of 60,000 men, is the only force with which the immenfe army of BnMA PARTS, amounting to at leak 120,000, has in the firft Rance to contend. There were reports in Town yetterday, that Bo n a PA RTE had altually advanced and beaten this com bined army, with the lofs of 15,0c0 men. This, however, we apprehend, cannot yet be known, though there can be no doubt that, before the end of Odober, an attack was made upon this army. The plan of the French teems to be, to fend a large force up the Inn, to crofs that River, and to compel the Auftrians and Ruffians to abandon their pofitions.— It was reported, that the latter meant to fall back to Lintz. liitcy rnoi, acy of MACK. Letters from Ofen, in Hungary, of tke 6tb Rate, that two columns of the Ruffians, amounting to so,ooo men, under General fsIicHELSON, were on their march through Weft Gallicia, and that two other columns of equal flrength, were to follcw.— There is fome danger, however, that they will arrive too late to be of fervice. The French, immediately after the furrender of MACK, began to file off in great force towards the Inn and the Tyrol. The letters from Munich defcribe them as innumerable. The news from Strafburgh, and other frontier towns of France, mention that the confcripts are haftening from every quarter to the armies. It is now certain that Marffial Auc ER EAU'S army, confining, it is (toted, of 33,000 men, is on its march to Germany. It is intended to march by the Upper Rhine, and trots at Huninguen to Suabia. On the Lower Rhine, Corps of Obfervation, under the veterans LEFIIEVIti and Kaixsamatr, are form ing; and it is nnqueitionable that Demeter-I will now find no fort of difficulty in recruiting his armies. His 200,000 Confetipts will almoft all have joined in the mirk of the prefent month. Letters from Milan, of the t rth, hate that the whole of the French troops in Italy, includirg the troops in Naples, and the Referve in Piedmont, is 140,000 men, probably a confiderable exaggeration. Massa*, however, is fuppofed to have about 70,000 'men under his immediate command. We find too by letters from Madrid, of the 12th of October, that 8000 Spanith troops, under the command of General UFA WI., are to be fent to Italy to join the French. There is no very late intelligence from Pruflia. The lateft letters are from Berlin, of the 22d. There are to be three camps of Prof an troops formed, one in Lower Saxony, under the command of the Duke of Betreswaca ; one in the territory of Anfpach, under Prince Hoe so Loa a, and a corps in Weftphalia, nu. der the Elettor of Hasse. An interefting paper has been iffued by Count ilailp sumac, dated the 14th of Oaober, on the fubjea of the violation of the neutrality of the Pruffian terri tory. It fpeaks in fevere terms of the unexpeaed mealnre of the forcible violation of the Pruffian ter ritory, and announces that precautions are to be taken for the future proteaion of the neutrality of the Pruffian dominions. PrufEa, whatever may have been its inclination on the fiat violation of its neutrality, having already feen the defeat of fo large an Aufirian army, will probably be cautious how the expofes herfelf to the revengeful fury of BosaraaTs. This weak Sort. figtlted policy will, however, only batten the period for her downfall. It is rumoured that Minillers have received intel ligence fubfequent to the dates of the papers received, dating that the Radians and Andrians have expe tieneed a fevere check urn the Inn. It is laid t have come to Government by a private letter. The extent of the difafter is not knnwn, but the repOrt was, as we have Rated in another place, that the Allies have Ina ts,ooo men. The Gazette de France Dates as a rusnoor, that the Emperor of Anaria had demanded a ceffation of !winkles, to which the Emperor of the French fi e . nified his willingnefs to afent, upon condition that the Ruffians fhould be fent back, the alliance with England renounced, and Venice and the Tyro. lean Country put into the hands of the French. We are fhocked to find in one of the minor French Papers (the Gazette eh France) an account of the death of the unfortunate Captain Wataltr, which there is reafon to fufpea was famething in the manner of that of General Ptca sagy. The article is as follows—We make no further comment on it— " Captain Wawa; of the Englifh Navy, a pri: " foncr in the Temple, who had difembarked on the " French Coaft GIORGES and his accomplices, has 41 . 4 put an end to his exillence in his prifon, after hay . ing read in the Moniener the account of the &Elm% tion of the Aufirian army." The expedition Rill remains wind bound. A number of Mips, in addition to thole before hired, have been taken up in the River for three months for the Tranfport Service. Yenerday, about two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at Lord Mu LGRAVeS (MCC. At a late hour on Sunday night the Duke of Yeam arrived in town from Windfor. Yelierday morning his Royal Ilighnefs attended at his office before eleven o'clock, and continued to tranfaa butinefs there till pall fix. On Sunday night, about ten o'clock, Lord CATH. CART arrived at his bottle, in Glanceiler Place. Ireland. Yelierday, at one o'clock, his Lord (hip at tended at the Commander in Chief's Office in the Horfe Guards, and had an audience of the Duke tf YORK. His Lordthip continued with his Royal Highnefs till near three. At an early hour yellerday morning, Mr. MARE,' the Meffenger, was fent off with difpatches to his MAJESTY, at Windfor. Yefierday morning, early, Mr. KM, the Met. Fenger, was fent off with difpatches to Lord HAWKS.. BURY, at his feat at Coombe ; in confequence of which his Lordfhip let off with all (peed for London, and arrived about twelve o'clock. Admiral Sir Roaster CALDER is arrived in town. Du EL.—On the 22d nit. a meeting took place at Kinfale between J. K. Elq. and Captain H. both of the 32d Regiment. At the Ara Are the latter was wounded—we are forty to add, it is feared mortally- •1 i i I I I M, ~~ , '