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r • ! Sada, the rerassee ores An&Ma !oh% where, the Archduke Charles alto w e n t . Th e heal two. ter, of this Prince have been hitherto in the Hemp— rian town of &mend, between Preaturgh and Buda. DICIMeaa s 9 Yeller& y, after the figning of the 'hitt* ktbsace. the Emperor left acheenbrunn't,. proceed to Parisi., way of Munich, where kis MajefCy will not Li above three days. The Archduke Charles has balm interview with 1 the Emperor Napoleon. The Peace coml.:fed feenis not to be preliminary, but deficit's*. Anatol! Lavin. His Royal Higbee's the Archduke Charier, in his interview with the Emperor Napoleon, was reecPred with the asof diflinguilbed marks of chem. The French army . waited to receive him With military mufic. During the conference, the evacuation of the AuArian provinces. by the French troops, was agreed' upon. Such affairs as are Bill to be arranged, are left to the Archduke Charles, ANOTIllit LITTII. In coafequence of an interview betwen the Arch duke Charlet, and the Emperor Napoleon, on the a yth, at Staienerfdor, peace wasagreed upon and fign ed. The total oldie Marian army is now eiliasat ed at go,ceo men. As far as we can learn from t h e art i c l es o f t h e Erolof Prellturgh, AuNria is to cede Venice, the , the Innviertel, and her poreffsons in Sushi'. ere so be OM to the kingdom of Italy and Bavaria ► Baltdecterg is to retain its prefent contli• tenon. Asada* Dalmatia and 'Aria alto are to re main ender Auer* which is likewife to receive In. domailicatioas in the eaA. tants Two tsasea jObiIIALIDge• 25. es The Utter end of lea week, and the beginning et this, the Emperor Napoleon re vi ewe d (nerd di. Minas otitis troops, hear fichnetibrunn, when a great sember of tweeters were prefent, curious to obtain sight of the been who, with a mighty band, poifes the reales dtar had. the fete of Europe. All of them :returned tafeigneed with his appearance, in which fpi. eft and *day make with the nobleft ilmplicity, and affability the melt pertain. &tad times his ligaicitY was doe the mod. to receive petitions, and to which 000dokoodod to mood, tholes tat betimes upon full gallop. Iterpeaing the tenor& don of a free imeeeourfe with Hungary, for !apply. ing Vienna with provitions ' it appears that, in the abs fence of the Archduk e Charles, the Archduke John wrote a very (atisfaaory letter to his Excellency the Unifier of the War department, from Cledenburg, dated December as. " His idajelly the Emperor of all the Ragas t 0... mewed his return to Peterlhurgh, aneulapamied by Coma ToNoy. and (astral other perfoos of v al i a t. ano t the Bth they paired Omagh aad Several divifioas of Rani Mogi have polka) through Tyrnau. A French foldkr hue has bees feitteseed by a Court Martial to se year. hoptihioasot is Wes." The journal of this day. in the eon& of kvsral talkies, give us to uadernatid that she Fres& atom =wing Aothis. will =arab ist ewer to be exo la the 'armadas spina Lewd. , I=l,l•=m, - Mid US BAhIUBB. DEG Bares Bifenradt has arrived bete wills &patches Ism litongerd t be bun a title as an °Seer of the Affoyel Sofa( Wirteeibetg. Her uejeay the &nista of Germany is perfealy rceosered treat her late la difjpobtioa. TIESCHIN. DICIF,MBEA s 6. Hundreds of lick arrive here every day. as the hole vitals at brunn art incapable of contai n ing them...-. Abowt thirty perfons, upon en average, die here every day t as a very dangerous fever continues to rage in our environs, which gives great alarm to the country people. The mortality at Bruno hallo very alarming. Dec. 3o.—Count Louis Cobentzel has refigned his port-folio for Foreign Affairs, on account of an ill ante of health = it has been. for the prefent, tranf mitted to Coun. Stadion. The Diplomatic Corp. I have been diredled to addrefs the communications of their refpedlive Courts to the laR-mentioned Miniver. AUosßultGlll, DEC.S6. Out of 1700 lick and wounded French and Auf vrians, from is to ao die every day. Their places are, notwithilanding, continually (applied by new comers. An epidemic fever has raged la the hofpital here thefe ten days pall ; and a number of French phyficians have fallen a prey to this malady. All the letters from Munich, fitutgatd, and Carlf rube, (peak of the ere cti on o f th ree ftirates Into three kingdoms as an event fully deteritand. Demean iy. Yeterday the Sal column of Ruffian prifoners of war arrived here, confining of fear thoufand four hundred Lens they are quartered in the churches and cloiners, the Officers in private hoof's: this daythey proceeded on their march, and their place is fupplied bAnd-my anot es her column s of between f o u r a nd fi ve thou h ULM, UM si.- • The journals of the Empire tango lantjraltilo of a aew divifion of Germany 11 hut we can alien, bows good authority, that the negotiations at Thum are in part keret, and as yet is part incomplete. The 31agill rates of Au ;bur; have received a very favour able letter from the Efiaor of Bavaria, relative to the exchange of territory, in which that egty is in cluded. 11We Ekaos of Trews is to remain in poffef- Aon of the Bilhop's Palace at Auglburg, during life. DIClMala ja The occupations of territory to favour of the three Allied Electoral Courts are all complete. All the three are to obtain the Kingly crown and fovereignty ; Aupfburg and its dependencies fall to Bavaria, with the Margraviate of Bargau, Vorarlberg and Bre. gents, the dairies of Rothenfells, Lindau, and the principality of Lichfiadt i Montfort, &e. Brifgau and Ortenan ate ce d e d to Baden, with the Comman. deries of Heiterfheiro. Wirtemberg is to obtain a confiderable portion in the Circles of the Danube be. longing to the Teutonic Order, Sehwarfwald, &e. together with the county of Hohenberg , and other - Auftrian po ff effions, on the left bank of the Danube. The other poffeffions intended for Baden are to be obtained by exchange. The fmall Sates in Suabia Are to be pot ender the proteltion of there three Sivereign Courts. R. irEsitw>ftsi~. ic. is. Srelienley, at Rye in the nioriin g . our beloved So. ',reign returned in good health. to the great joy of this ca pi ta l, b e i ng met b y the joyful acclainations of the inhabitants of all ranks. 'We weft the day be.', re yellerday smiled by the publication of the fol. lowing ankle is the Matt Gazette s as saituripen, vicarage 3. TI. eilameiall %jam it the Cann el Victim, the odder. tans, et hes kidded, tegether nth a want lit provinces, bare ceentrieed the Roam improor, netwklabodlog the groat and vaporer. &wire be Ms illperlessed tons the Italian troops, to omodode a Coereoetieo with loam, to which a& • Pam %left 44. ISC C"L His 'Markt I V+lltifibbarlos come to bla aflame u an Mr, ma so other dl a* to owe than his &km. and the averties of chafe degas which threatened Ma Empire: and Ines his Majefty the liespeer, soda the prelim dalmatians. Ms doomed the prefeoee of the &Asa troops Do lestgerneceSiey I. Ashes. Ma Majetty boo been paled to order them to Mare Marla, and to return to Rego. The Medan of the beltile operations, to the period of their milelon, ell be punned le • dart time." P.& n. toeptaer Alezaaohr tog love Of Yr lopetiol Pdakfty of Aid& it ten la the liaardsg of tin Sol, 'dal Musa& ately proecoded ea Ms remora to St. Peteributsb." A day of Thatikrgiving and Prayer s for the wel fare of our beloved Sovere i gn. bas been alerted , at , I St. Peterlburgh, Grace the 7..mperor's return. A great number of perfons attended Divine fairies at the Cathedral. This ad t)f public ad= was nocafioned by the written tellitaimy =i t Emperor had given of his fatisfaiiion with the ali• tary government of his capital during his abilleam• A ennfiderable lergefs was bellowed open AO pears and the day concluded with the ufual dosesamileas of joy. LEIPZIC, JANUARY 1. The approathing j ,, urney of a Gte Petite to Peieriburgh is rho& Lanced of. Actor to fabe aceounts.l4..rihal Bernadotte is to advance, and join the Army of the North. Ihould oecafion require it. MUNICH, DEC. iL Yellerday the marriage of out inollriotts Princes Almada with the Viceroy of Italy wile announced. Couriers were difpatched to fevers! Courts with Intel ligence of this joyful event ; and we expea to fee the illuttriods Bridegroom here in a Ihort time. PRANCIEPORT, DRCEPAUIL The Eletiora of Bavaria Wirtentbers, and Baden, i have taken potfeifion of all the property of the Ten tage and Kate& Orders in their refpeaiva territories. NITREMPFRO, DsC.s7. the Prihne of Tour and Taxis has made an lii. mediata appeal to the i.mper r of the French. re- , I frestiNt the nseafures taken with the polls of the , Empire. in Bavaria. Witterabcre, and Baden. A party f French balsas has entered IPrefisarg. to copy the line of dematc...ion. HAGUE. D° C. at. • Nearly thltly thoufand men are already afembled aCour eallern frontier ; h . svever , we have the mans protpea that no campaign will be necefary theft; nor the army of the nntth ; that i., if the pr fall now bpon the tapir fhould h a v e th e effee wined for. A courier from Berlin has brought dif patches of a very tray finalizing tendency ; and, up on the arrival of difpatches from Vienna, the French troops upon the Yff,l, who were upon the point of advancing, received cloister orders. Lieut. Moats ban, who lately arrived as a courier from the French head quarters ' has brought a letter from Napoleon to our Grand Penfinnary, containing fatisfaelory af formates re - peeling our Republic. Martha' Augereau has pofitive orders to advance, and Betaadotte's or ders in that cafe were conditional. Prince Louis's 1 life guard is to conliti of five hundred Belgians.— Four thoufand two hundred men have lately arrived in our Republic from Bayonne. They were one hun dred and twenty days on their march. Our receipts payable after the peace, continue to rife i they are now at ssi. oscawasa 3z. The Pruflian Government have wetted poßs upon the confines of Munger, with painted boards in the French and German langages as marks of the line of neutrality. In our State Courant, it is afferted, that fhould Prince Louis advance into Hanover, the PrafGan troops have orders not to oppote him. It is, however, believed, that negotiation will render his march unneceffary. The French Batevian troops, though they continue advancing, it is oiferved, do not pats the boundaries. In many places, the troops paring have been fo numerous, that, for want of a fuEcieat fupply of bread, the inhabitants have been obliged to :set them with their provincial.— Prince Louis reviewed the troops at Arnheim.— Through Antwerp four thoufand men have lately marched for Holland, with a number of hole ands lay. The new frigate Diana, of 44 guns, was launched at Rotterdam on the loth, in pretence of Admiral Verheul ,the Maier of Marine. The Enelint trent port, Antelope, is wrecked upon the coaß of EaR Meaclaind ; the crew and the troops were raved. AMSTERDAM, DFC. st. In the night of the sath, another Englilh tranfport. the Helder, was wrecked near the Helder ; Ike was formerly the Dutch frigate, the Heldin. She had about fix hundred men of the sth infantry on board, which, with the crew. about forty men, are Cafe on board our men of war in the New Diep. Our journals fay, that on the t3th or 19th a con. nation was concluded at Berlin between France and Praia, the objed of which is to referve the peace of the North of Germany. The hook of Ballede, at Paris, has (lopped pay. meat. This failure is eftimated at ten millions. LEYDEN, JANUARY 9. The letters from the North of Germany politively econtradid the intelligence of an engagement between a part of the Frcnch garrifon at Hameln and the Anglo Ruffian troops near Springe. The fame let ters announce the arrival in the Wefer of a number of tranfports with Engliffi troops, and inform us at the fame time that both the Engliffi and Ruffians are palling from the left to the right bank of the Wefer. The letters from Bremen of the 4th January, (peaks ' of the approaching reembarkation of the Englith troop;. iimmommiNIIMIIMEMMEIIIII LuNEWIMOK . Refpeding all the rumours concyning the difpofal of the foreign troops in Hanover, it may be proper to remark once, for all, that the ilyrkdifh atm h by r' means included in any art t 'yet made.-- There forces, theiefore, mull net blt essanded the others, becan ft they are'underhood as being under the Immediate comManduf their aim Soireretgo. HANOVER. TAN. f., • • On the apth of December the Ruffian Imperial Ge• neral Count Toßtoy returned to Nieuburg. He had a conference with the Pruffiao General Kalreath, at Minden ► and not at Herforden, as 'reported. The Engliffi troops. hitherto in the Offenburgh diftrift, have retrograded, and partly arrived at Bremen. Some French Officers have arrived here. if NSW, to obtain prorifions for the garrifon of Hameln. The heavy artillery of the German Legion his beta brought back from the vicinity of Hameln. INSPRUCK. DEC sj. Travellin from Italy bring the iocelligenee, that Rome it DI 'polka:on of the Englilk and the RuSans. sad that%nog other pobfic buildings, they have taken pot io n of the Palace that was occupied by Leeks Basapane. VERONA, DEC. In At knob die city of Venice is in the partition of die heath. The Viceroy of Italy is now upon his way has Molina to Venice. lIRLII4. JAIL * Sim the mint of Count Hayrides, the late con ferences are more frequent than pet. What pro. petals the French Emperor has made to this Mintfier is hitherto known but to few. Ceilione, however, are Wiled of. and * very nenfiderable ;wreak of the Prufnus territory. The Doke of Bronfwick is fiill here.—.A.nother kwer obferves, Never was more salsify ie our Cabinet than fine, the return of Count Hangwits. Every day this Minifler is clofeted fermi bruits with his Majefty. Public expeastion is upon tiptoes though, till the refute is known, the country will report its foil confidence in the wifdom of it. Father and its Sovereign, and the formidable &comb of titans,. LONDON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 36. PRICK OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK: Cordele. 64—for Jan — . —Reduced 0."'" Omahas 34--Embequer A TREATY OF PEACE SITWRIN FRANCE AND AUSTRIA Was concluded it Prelburgb, the capita! of Hun gary (to which place the negotiations had been tratif. ferred eight days before) an the 27th of laR month, at four o'clock in the morning. Bocb is the princi pal intelligence commeaicated in the French Jour ash to the nth, Dotcb to the 13th inn. and in the Hamburgh papers expelled by the RA two Mails now doe, which have ago been received, though the Mails have not yet arrived. The Ardsdeke Caseate, had an interview with BONAPARTI on the preceding day, at a hunting feat about three leagues from Vienna, in which, whatever difficulties or differences occurred in the negociations at Prelburgh, if any, were moR probably reconciled and terminated. It is Rated in loins of the accounts contained in the Hamburgh papers, that the nego. ciations were fuperintended by that Prince on the part of his brother. This is very likely. The head quarters of his army were not far from that city, and poiGbly the feat of the negotiations might have been removed there for his accommodation. The recite terms of the Treaty have not yet been publitned, but the Thirty"comb Bulletin enables us to form very probable conjeSnres on Come of the points. From this fingular document we learn, that Peaks is to he annexed to the Kingdoms of lei*, and, as has before been Rated, that the Eaton of Ba. I I MI6 and WIRTIIIIIIIIIO are to be exalted to the Regal dignity. Confiderable eeffions and an. ✓exations mutt neeeffarily follow theta arrange. menu. .Befides the State of Venice, for the rever ing of which from the Auflrian Monarchy we have official authority, the letters from Vienna mention, that she Tyrol and the Avytrian pilaw in Saabia, weal at fart of the Heraldry Dominions, art to he conferred olds bit Bavarian Neigh. The Esscroa of Wia ✓aiment', alto, mull receive tome territorial accef fion, adeqnate to the maintenance of his new dignity. 7 be Newts Provinces in Franconia will probe* furntjh this —fuck, at leaf', is the expedition at Berlin ; the Cabinet of which has been in incerant occu pation fince the return of M. HAUGWITZ. 7 be Laverne. of Germany it to be hirlemnifed in the Bob for thefe numerous and mortifying fpoliations, and Pruitt it to have her equivalent in another quarter. The mutations and transfers of territory, which followed the Treaty of Luneville, were infignificant, compar ed with the mighty changes confequent upon the Treaty of Prefburgh. Until the chief articles of the Treaty (hall be publifhed—for the fecret conditions will not, but in proportion as they (hall be carried in. to execution—it would be an idle attempt to fpecu late what the particulars fources are, from which Aultria and Pruffia are to be indemnified. There are fo many provinces fituated In conveniently for both thefe powers, that we are at a lots to pies which of them they are mon likely to obtain. Their acquifitions will depend upon the will of the donor. Neither the telegraphic difpatch, tranfmitted to Paris, nor the intelligence from Vienna, afcertain whether the Treaty figned at Prefburgh was prelimi nary or definitive. We are inclined to believe that it was final, as Vienna was to be evacuated in fourteen days, and all the Auflrian States, except thole. %hid) wlteraley,eninberucirede:4ll,.to Theßavaria n t r a i n b d u t :o h n e or i i e n r g e d d ° t in o be livied upon the Auftrian Provinces, in pots' iE n of , the French, is Paid, after the interview between Piioce C . • and Bo ,to have been reduced. from one hundred millions to thirty millions of byres, or one million two hundred and fifty thoofand pound* &ding. The Emperor of Rittl reached his Capital on the tin of lift month l,his arrival was preceded by the publication of a Bulletin, dated horn Hollitfch, frond which it is evident that he was no party to the Art Malice. and that he never entered into any verbal convention of the nature of that mentioned in the 31 R French Bulletin. The Emperor of Aufiria had de. termined to accept fuch conditions as the visor was difpofed to grant him ; and the magnanim3us Soirt reign of the Ruffles had; confcquently, no alterna tive but to retire, or carry on the conteft by himfelf. making the territories of his late Ally the theatre of a fanguinary but unequal war. Douai aaaa is determined to Phew hii power, as well in pilling dein, as in crating Thrones. The amplifiers of his Sicilian Majely is irrevocably find. If he has not already abandoned Naples, his flay in it will fcarcely be minified beyond the prefent month. Whatever the difpolition of his fubjeds may be, he has no military means of upholding hinatelf. He m*4 yield to the form. Bonaraava has ferorp, in his revolutionary jargon. that "the qtieen of Naples has ceded to reign," and though be has fpoken in antici pation, we have too much reafon to fuppofe that he will keep his word. Some arrangement, through the mediation of Pruffie, it is toppled, has taken place refpeeiag Hanover, which it is thought will prevent that Ele&orate from being the theatre of hoftilities. The French, who were about to pals the Yffel, and ac v/nee into the Bilboprick of Munger, have received orders to halt, and the Englifh and Ruffians, wbofe outpofls were Amon in view of thofe of the enemy, were to fall back behind the Wefer —Papers in the hands of Government fiate a circumflance not men tioned in thofe before us I namely, that in cnnfe qoence of the million of Harrowers to Naroxson, permillion has been granted for the Brirefh troops to ' re-embark, nnmolelled, and that they have accord ingly proceeded to Bremen for that purpofe. An article in the Dutch papers mentions, that the benefit of this arrangement is not to be extended to the Swedifis troops I but this is probably incorreet, for Kerosene's objea kerns to be to fettle every difpute on the Continent, that, onnsoletled, be may profecnte his defigns againfi this country. Such is the fubßance of the . intelligence in theft papers, from which we have given large extras% in the preceding columns. The Germanic Constitution is now annihilated. The Continent is at the feet of our inveterate enemy, and yet the mats of the rod peo ple of England teem as perfeAly fatisfied with the feeble, inadequate means which have been provided for their defence, as if no loch events had taken place. A letter from Rotterdam, of the date of January to, brought by a (hip arrived in the River, Rates that the French are advancing along the Rhine by rapid marches, towards the confines of the Batavian Re. public.—lt is added, that a confiderable force has MO entered the inte►ior of France, on its way to the weßern departments, where the difafeEted have again begun to [hew themfelres, inftigated, as it is hid, by the Engliih. Admiral Sir Jona B. Waaasn's tquadron are put back to St. Helen's by contrary winds, as are the IL. LUSTII.IOUS, Capt. Sat sLos,and Woolwich Rom Blip. FALMOUTH, JAL lg.—Arrived the Friik cutter, Lieut. /*harm', from Plymouth; and the Ariadne cutter, from ditto ' with difpatches for Admir a l Coin. WALL, — Sailed his Majedy's ips ViLzt Dr PARIS, PRINCISS ROYAL, PRINCE Gamma, WINDSOR CASTLE, and Mauna, Admiral Comm/m.ls, on a cruize ; thelsorzmux and GLORY fill remain in port. Sailed alto the Walfingham packet, Iti'mars. for Lilbon, with mails, and the Princefs Amelia packet, &anus, fir Jamaica, with mails ; the Mary, MAR VIN, for Swanfea, and the Belie'', CoLL,ws, for _ _ _ PLYMOUTH, Jaw. 14 —Arrived the Venus, L. sea walker, from Fowey bound to Naples, laden with Sib. Sailed f.•t Portfmouth, to wait convoy for the Weft Indies, the Thomas and William, Duke, Har mony, Cora, Eclipfe, Burden, and Deal ; Lady War ran armed thip, for Portfmoath and the Downs ;- I'Estsios.l, PYLaDet, PLUTO, and HAZARD flonpa of war, to the weilward ; Caroline armed brig for Scilly ; TRIUMPH, of 74 guns, on a cruise. Wind N. N. W. Poaysmourn, Jam. 15.—Arrived the S':•timcie gun brig from a cluize. Arrived th.t Lam! Wart ime armed flip. with the fol oa ing vet( Is irt.m Ply mouth r—blelly, ; Drake, Lttinsit ; Dale, Sstrem ; Cora, - I Eclipfe, iiitemuK ; Manning, Wit.sow; Thomas and Sally, Mutartv, and Burton, SMITH; STEADY gun brig, with a (rum the Downs, among them ate Albion, BUTLER Laura, Beanies ; Mae, PRINGLE ; B tddingtons, boat.; a..el Pearl, Mum - m. 4, ontwatd bound. Came into harbour the Pegy v. that was on 'lmre off Ryde : the Hercules, VAN DYEE, 101 l an anchor asd cable heft night It blew a tremendous gale tlii. morning ; fevtial fhips dared, but no par.icohr elarnage has been done. It is reported that the Taurtosasa has taken a very rich prize. DEAL, JAM. Is.—Arrived the Cygnet n d Monkey gun brig, tram a cruise. Sailed the hos, .t 6+ guns, for the Nt re t and fevers% trardPionsAs I.e Ladward. Remain (meal amessed heam.o.. Wind W.