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I glory. Her iittwitahle foll, 18 en unequal cornea might nffer'emopinfitisost foreseeable to the re-efla• bilhonent of general rearagoilller It might fatisfy ' 1111 the rrfentment of betrayed Powers, leave a great example, and thew that in'policy as in morals these are truths and ditties ' the violation of which Para/I na Mc a will (miner or hues ponifi4k . • ~ , . S , ri , ?Stift 22 —On the tßth the Commiffloners, of hi. linperial ani Royal IsfsjFfty, proceeded to the Jewith Adlemblf. One of-them delniered a fPeeChi which was anfwered by the Prefidene of the Affetn bly, after which the following Refolutions were ach.pted, (after ra,i&eargrik.) That the Committee stf the Alterably fbnold wait, upoo the Crameithosers of his Imperial and Royal Majeay, to iottaim them to carry to the flint of tile dietie. the homage ofirs profound gtatitude, and of its entite and refpeeftil devotion. Plot thetsilsall * siddseffect by the Aftenthly a Prj4emateon loyal ahe Synagogues of the. French Empire, of the.kiogdont of Italy, and of Europe, to,aminunce to them, that on the soth of Oflober a gland Sanhedeirt will be opened at Pads, under the preaergion, sod Ist a the exprefs permillion of his Ma- Jeer,. Th* theßtibbins,.lnembers of the Affembly, th4l.be invited to i rnake part of the Sanhedrin. ,That *went yrAve of die Deputies,. Members of the Nimbly, than be cletleil by fectet let utiny, to make all(' PI-I,t 0( thp,Saolsedrio. That III.; Imperial and Royal Majefly (ball be hum bly intreated to give the neeeffary orders, in order tit)* torattysnine Rabbios chofen in the Synagogues At- his Em pie,. and of. his kingdom of Italy, may proceed to l'aris,to athil at the grand Sanhedrin. That the Affembly do proceed to the eleslion of a Committee of nine Members by fecret let rainy, hav ing three fcrut inset of the fill i which Committee Mall be charged with the preparatira, in concert with the , Commiffaries of his Majeßy the Empdror and King, the matter, -which Mall be fubmitted to the delibera tion of the Grand Sanh j edrin; that the Affembly (ball not fepat,ate till the Grand Sanhedrin has doled its hytOgs. and that they requell the Inaixtial Commit fortes to tranfmil to his Impetial and Royal ?staidly, the sieSre.mhich they feel of laying in a body at his feet-the homage of their love and their relpea. . A great number of baker boys let out the day be• fore yellerday from Paris for the grand army, '.hire they are to be employed in baking bread and bfrcuit. ...The camp at Meudon is entirely broken no ; all the regiments, that compered it, together with a part of.t.he *atria's) of Paris, have begun their march, aosi token the route to Stsafburg. A troop of infan try of 4iteen hundred men pallid Cambsay on the Otis for the Rhine. It is reported in that city, that feveral othercbrps est:o pals, which hate the fats./ deilination. 'Sear. s3.—The •Miniller Dejean has fated, that t/he department of the Indre has fent forward the Sal ettort2gent which it itge . boundtcr formals fbr the son • ft ilpearaf of tßol. 3'" '. '' : That of the Elk:Wert, tore and Lobe, of the Near., of the Manche, and of the Ain, have fent forwafttalintiftifte'wlthle of their coofeiiptioo. The 'Fe t al number 11'0**4' Inlet. fei old • amounts;to ti,boo men. ' *"'' • ' , • . ' . n r His Miiiiiiihiliiiftyaved of MI real, and-bits-or tiered the ligniflVM'tepff . his . fatisfatflian to the Prefetts. ' A peat rniiiii'Afbiesti dies have been tempered, op the offaidn bribe birth of his Lrnperialiiid . Royal Malta'', eeletiiiikt bi . the lewlfh DePtißes in the griendyturirogui of l i hi l is. The molt remarkable of theft oit avy l • th at WI M. ,Milland, the Deputy of Vine! y i p li one a oaf mon Mlngfillhed Os-- gr if 461e4iirtt'a' •1 7 rtnelf; 'tint 'others of ,''a a TOR rIS 'Of M.: l AbliMrll Cspftkrtar tX tiiltatr,, and Member . ofthe •1 1 1 e rahliralfwerof Reed ' mil atibookapn ~ , ,Ivii a rwara, avisitetrby , :-. ollehemeri. pit 4 n Mt ted fo -44 ar .. .. . , 1:. `,...) •. i Arl l eth Rd ' Preis, 'Rai i ir ;by /he -.:••• tsi 0. M y; 4 . 1 • •r, ~, I nifilfe I ntoll 1 1 141n4L1711` rill itnylltami, AIM X4O, *i f6di'llete I s, • rwiYatik s ritiliara. l '• Eon E1y.,.• avv a • :.- .. . •• : • ."Offils kros os4rorstelsederis Is liar istaiiry of Prouder, 31 1/0011fgeallkensissi in Carnets It eseafars.nos tteim e larlitklitr 4 M i td i zt t ld. the:,-notNisy r could t be more Nide ii 4et tip& klitsta P coaryntl e rta er ta t y o o trt r e tern:slates-t— -in ensagg• What Opts ms rant Solt natiirally aWe, than that of a Rake% to wheiresifdeln hen bens confided aorta* of proposing the kit ilitolemoenkoPasige, We &quid arc waited until that . astriSeglisd 'been &creed by the T:oograil. &Rd It 'been commu nicated to its. If it did not contain di h p‘rfonalfl Alai vs. • That aloalf,ltehlodocon as 'to ves shah* tinlitai. an errkr so foturviroor feastiorms ant ions;soshi "T, ilk iI. ctagn4o!Ohelkietitacm. :, . 1, , ~,, .". han we 'felted the tide a Prated - ea 'the Cedillas: -- ot du 'Rhine , we bad, nothing In view but to tttabit% Ia L ad gill had alined in fart'for many age..ln aiteeptlng It, we the doubleobalsotios of asoranteday the ten-trades of r Ao cestederansio ,2npaluft Afirelso truer, sod the territory of ea* crate 4444 tbc ethanol/tea of ethers. Ths.fe allireferv lgstlitts aretletfing to our heart, they are conformable to (wife fentithents of hetrevoltnee and friendfhip of `whlegwe have, ' Oiditrat crating, gist* proofs bathe Members of the Cootodera- 1 o f 0. .soe theft otialluties toward. them end; we do not want to lir . g unnel l* - . , se ria:in g ::e " it iv rig , `I , o t f Ct g r i rn m sn a4 y r ' " as tr ire. 1.•-)The now of - the pooPlle - whom PROVIDE:Ift bas illitbAtti to us - ace's/tins Inli bull awe, we could not fee an istereate eh our obligations wAloollitiariau • As we do not wins to be af. • gritted too, the good Watch fiffercions sill cffeel ha their States, kiti.r .low, with to hi hinpuled to es the rills which the vicillik Mei of bonsai Orem *ay tosratkee. the internal stairs rof anilltete we de stotvegarh -The Princes of -fhe Confederate, Oh shot Rhine or- Scieerdgea, without any haves nate thee e, We have tcrooftacd Itscin aa faeh; the difeteffothavahich they may sts roly! th-.r to:leas ...mock therefore, he hroaght before a &rain ttibu”al. Thipltt Is the tabonal 'whole office it la tb fil,bitain peace between theenfeient Sol'ereigns who eompote thb Confetieratioo. Haab+ recognithd all the other Princes who tom the Cum , Ic Body a. iodeprodent Stmielea, we cannot maple, au one as their Sovereign. NVe have no relations of Ics fitettql .ina Tl*Confcderatlon of the Rhine, but merely thole of fimplt prneeti ten. More pnwerfot then the Confederate Panama, see will to oh tho fuperiority of our power, not to re. ttrsiwthser news of hentreignty but to guarantee their rights la {bear plenitude. . , . •• We pray non my Brother, that bik . y have you In his holy and wor ha keepb.g. • . Gives at bur losporan Palace of St. Clond,September ti, ital. (Signed) .. NAPOL CON. •: (CV rtiACCI to ha conformable to the original) :. "The Mit•lfter toe r oreign Altairs, CM. TALI t r swop, (Atfoidesor.) • • ranee of Beesswinto."- Sari . a 6 —the itfonittur does not give any detail editaccount of the coramunicitions whtch were made YeAerday to the Confervative Senate; it is believed,( ',or ever, that his Imperial ?staidly intermed the Senate if an intended marriage between his Imperial ViAhacfs Prince Jerome, and a' Prlnceiroyal oft I . . I 'Wirtemberg, It is added, that in eonfequenee Ala Meffsge containing this commusskifer cm - Wetter/a from the Emperor were read, one &- Prince frirnate of the Confederation of the and the other to the King of Bavaria, anneentrie, hint, thist in fpite of fume Court intrigues the En. peror Rill hoped to preferve peace with Proffia ; but in CAii that Power could not give a prompt and cote anfwer to the demand - for explanation which had been made, his Imperial and ante! Majeßy was ready to enter into Germany at the head of three hun dred thonfand men. The Confervatire Semite hold another fitting this- day.—( . 7euraal P fwpire.) ; Their Imperial and Royal Majetties fet nut from St. Cloud, in the night between Wednefday and 1 Thurfday. The Emperor, it is fuppofed, proceeds towards Mayence.—Meaitrar. Cardinal Maury has been appointed Chaplain to Prince Jerome Bonaparte, and declared one of the French Cardinals. Letters from Toulon Rate, that orders have been received there for building twelve thipa of the line.— The funds are appropriated, and foam of the (hips are already on the flocks. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. FR•III6FORT. fury. ss.—Marfhal Augerean de parted this morning for Paris. Marlhal Ney has palled, through Ulm fome days ago, alto on his way to Paris. M. Lambert, Commiffary General of his Majefl the Emperor of the French, has this day returned to ankfoit, after haviag made to our Sovereign, the Prince Primate, the Surrender of the poffellions of the Princes and Counts of Lowenftein, Wertheim, of the county of Reineem, and the. Equeltrian Lands depen dant upon it, which the Treaty of Confederation has affignetLto his Eminent Hirehnels. His Higlinefs the Pripce Primate is expelled this day at Frankfort. The battalion of the 24th regiment of the line which was here has departed this morning for the envireos of Limburgh. The troops of the 7th divifion of the army, which were very much Scattered, have been quartered more clofely, in order to he able to unite at the 6rR fignal. Forty-five cartridges have been dir 1 tributed to each foldier. In general, difpofii ions ate made, which thew that the objea is, to be prepared for every event. The preparations continue in every part of Proffitt. It is Paid, that the Court of Berlin reckons 9n the ce-; operation of Ruffia, as Ruffia in the lath coalition' reckoned on the affillance of Proffitt. Styr. to —Several French battalions which were mare left bank ail dui Rhine, have palled that firer, to reinforecthc &OEM of Marital Augereah, which takes new militztry ;&ofnions. It is confiritsed tbatfor forme do/sanitary prepa rations hive been making in the Eleforate cf Her. A divifion of troops have received orders to march to Hansa, as well as all sherChaffeurs of the country of that name. Heavy artillery has alfebeen tranfported thither. It is Rated, however, that the Court of Heffe eaftel has neverthelefs taken Care to keep itfelf on the defenfive, agd noel° meddle in any manna with—the - difpotes which may arife between other' powers. Negotiations are talked of, which the Main has opened at Paris, in order to obtain neat trality for his Rates in cafe of war, and he flatters ihinsfelf that this will be greeted. . On the other hand, a report is in circulation, abeit • the Court of Drefden has yielded to the infinuationa of that of Berlin; that it ties. put a part of its tronpi in motion, and that it will unite them to a divifion of the Pruffian army. It is, however, poffible that this report, like many others of the fame nature, which we have had for forne time pail, is dellitute of fonndaticn. Since yellerday, indeed, it is again ru. moored, that the peruss.benmes France and Petals will not be interrupted. • Cannot.. as been concluded JETT. 13.--111 1111141713 at Berlin, between the Baron de Vail., in the name of the Defoe of Hells Caflel, and M. de Haugwitz, the Prnffian Miniiter. This treaty has not been rani. Bed by our Sovereign. Who would have expetted that PrufGa would have carried her pretentious fo far.? She "tithes for nothing lets than to place under her fovereignty Heffe and Saxony. It was Rated its she oOnvention, that two Circles were to be formed, the. Circle of Ileffe, lad the Circle of Saxony, and t6i the King of Pruffia was to have the fame tights which the Ethperor of Germany polfeffed, that n to fay, Sovereignty, Aulie Court Tribunals of the Em pire, &c. From that moment Saxony and Heffe would have been effaced from the lift of Powers.— 'Thus one word from Profile would have acquired to r her ten millions of people. The rights of the Emperor Id Germany were moderated by the real firength of the great pumber of powerful Princes who cornpofed the German Empire, and Is) , the guarantee of the greaten powers of Europe ; sn fad the reality of the fnvereignty of the Emperor was trifling. That of Pruffia, however, over two neighbouring Rates, woeld i be in right and in fa& an entire and abfolute deßrutlion of the fovereignty of thofe Rates. Our government does not wilt to ratify it, the Proffian troopi, hbwever, are advancing and matching to wards Goftiogen.—Mortheur. Dammam, Sari. t I.—Our Court is plunged in the deepeil furrow. The projefts of the Court of Berlin tend to nothing left than arrogating over us and Hare. a dired and abfolute right of fovereignty.— Our PrinCe has refufed to accede to the will of Prof. fia, but the Pralian troops come upon us from all !sifts, and have already entered among us. France, on her fide, has declared to us with much generofity, and with that greatnela which belongs to the Em• paver Napoleon, that we are mailers of our aCtivity, and may aft es bell Suits us. Were it our with to enter into the confederation of the Rhine, the me naces of no power could prevent us. Were it our with to remain independent, uniting all the p r inces of the floufe of Saxony, and affurning the title of King, and placing °oriels-es tinder the general guarantee of Profile, Aiatitia, Ruffia, and France, vie thould be fill creg own metiers; lailly,,Arere it our with to smite ourfelres to Proffia, if that were the refult of Duane and deliberate determination, the Emperor of the French wouldconfent, but then this mutt be recognifed gi being in loft the rata of our free will; theft on* not be to our country icy Pinirrao troops. It la faid, that our EleCtor, when this communication wea made !tibias on the part of France, teflified the greatei emotion ; but what Signify declarations, we have no French troops On our frontiers, and already the Pruffians feize upon us. We know, however, that the Emperor blapaleon, exadly in proportion as p the • - Ile is tee prompt to commence his movements, tore salve and more conflant. Saxony ia.more powerful dial. Sweden ; the is as powerfai as Den mark, and fhe has no quarrel with Prance. We can outlay.' neuter, and hold the balance between Pruifia. This is the with of the nation and of our Prince.—Mwritrur. UTILICHT, SIM% t6.—The Lieutenant General Bruce, Commandant of the troops of this place, has left it for Middlebourg, where he goes to command the fecond military divifion. The Lieutenant Gene ral Dumonceau is expelled here to-day, who will af terwards proceed to the camp of Zeyft, and on Fri day neat Lieutenant General Von Baecop. • Nape's, SaPT. 2.—On the tad of Augull the di. vifion of General Verdier marched to Amentea. On its approach the Englith abandoned the rebels and betook themfelves .to their reffels. The rebels en camped to the number of about moo in the plain of Monte Cocnzza, were furrounded by the French troops, and ti,e greateß part killed. On the 24. th the French made themfelves m a sers of Amentea. LIIPSIC, Styr. 15.—We are at-prefent in the moll critical fituation. In a few days, however, we (hall know our fate. Reports multiply of a hundred dif ferent natures, as always happens in timilar fiances, fome announcing that the Prufflans have united with the Saxons ; others, on the contrary, that the latter with to preferve a perfect neutrality, pro- telling formally againit any violation of their terri tory. Prince Louis of Proffitt is at Drefden, where he has frequent conferences with the Eltdor. SOM. Journals have already compared the prefent lituation of Saxony with that of Bavaria, which was fimilatly fituated, and they draw a conclufion founded on that event. What would Bavaria bare been now, if the had hefitated to claim the protedion of France ? Yasssr, Attn. go.—lntelligence has been received here, that, by an order of the Grand Seignior, the I Princes of Moldavia and Wallachia are depofed. Prince Mnrnzi is replaced by Prince Callimachi, mad Prince Ipfdante by Prince Alexander Suzzo. The two depofed Princes no longer belong to the Ottoman Empire. They meditate a revolution, of which the troubles in Servia appear to be the fignal, and in which they, hope to unite the Montenegrins, a part of Bulgaria, and all the Greeks In the empire. ' The Ayan of Rotfclnek, who was alraffinated by hi• foldiers, had openly joined in their projects; he had become the intimate friend of Prince Ipfilante, and was preparing, at the time of his death, to march with an army of tio,ooo men againft the troops of the Grand Seignior. The nomination of the Princes Callimachi and Alexander Saiso,tas caufed great fatisfattion. Both are known by their fidelity and their devotion to their folereign. Their appointment is regarded as the fin-eh means.of re-attaching to the empire two provinces, which, under the preceding Adminifiration, were no thing more than Ruffian poffeffions. FROM THE HAMBUROH MAILS. BOUM! THI IMIq, SEPT. 9, —The fortrefs of Brannan was delivered to the Auftrian troops the 6rl, of.this month. The French troops that are at Nu rensberg received orders yefierday at the parade to fat off on their march to Furth at eleven in the morn ing, with all their field eqnipage. It is thought that they will not return again to this city, but remove to a greater dikance.' It is reported from Wirtzingen that the French. who are quartered there, will depart from thence in four days, and make room for the troops that have come from the territory of Anfpach. Cassan o Saar. is.—Yefterday our Eledor and his family, with all their valuable moveables,arrived here. The French Emperor has taken poffellion of the prin cipality of Hanau, and propofes indemnifying our Elector with the Sovereignty of .Collifche Sautland, and alfo Witthenftein and Waldeck, but upon condi tion of his paying the debts which are upon thefe countries into the hands of a French Commiffary,•-• In confequence of thefe operations form regitneats of dragoons have marched to Horsfield, and alfo feveral corps of 'lnfantry to Vacha. We are daily in expel cation of the whole of the Military being put in mo tion, as certain information is fold to be arrivrdfiere, that the Ruffian Army in Poland is upon the march, in three divifinus, to join the Pruflians in Saxony.—. Notwithflanding, however, all thefe warlike prep rations, fonie hopes are kill entertained of an amica ble adjoßment of the difputed points, from an idea that Bonaparte having it in his power to make ho• nourable terms of peace for his country, may be induced to drop film of his extravagant pretenfions, rather than hazard the chance of obtaining them b.y the fortune of war. • A rrrrr URG, St rr. 9.-oot Elationl troops have juR received marching orders,and to-morrow twenty thoufand men will break up in their head quarters to proceed to Pirna and Meatus to form a jundion with 60,000 Proffians already on the frontiers of Upper Lufatist. The French are Rationed about eight miles from this, but have not made the leak move ment to approach our territory. BaANDINIUKO, SIPT. t3.—Several Prtillian regi ments, on their route from Melia, fhnold have ar rived here on the ,th inflant, between Pauzen and Drefden. By the tath, all the Pruffian regiments, which form the feveral Prothan corps on the Saxon frontiers, and in the dikritis of Magdeburg, Anhalt, and liletiphalia, (hall have reached their places of deftination. The regiment of Arnim, which belongs to the garrifop of perlin, but which has hitherto been in Pomerania, is to return to Berlin the with, and after fame days repofe, will continue their march.— I The regiments coming from South Welt Pruffia, un der command of General Pt ince Eugene of Wurtem. berg, are affembling at Cparin. The advanced guard of this corps will arrive on the 17th, in the neigh. boui hood of Berlin. On the fame day alfo the parks of flying artillery belonging to this corps will join them from Berlin. WESTPHALIA * SEPT. If.—General Elucher is ar rived with his corps at Paderborn, in order to join the Hellians on the Diemel. The regiments of Lit tow and Brufewitz, Ivernois battalion ut fuzdeers, and the corps of jagers, will enter and replace him at Munner. Oo the morning of the day before yef terday alfo the hufTars that have been for fome time Rationed at Bochum, attired ordert to march im mediately. • The proprietors of the horfes that were railed for ferrite in the (hark% of Markneulich, but ordered hack again till further orders, have again received orders to hue atat in radinds in a few"dayl. I PRoM THE DUTCH PAPERS, I - TAOue, Stay. 23.-11)4 morning a report Was fpread here, that the Emperor of thv French had left Fuji, and was upon his journey to Mentz. eft ,7he lag accpunts from Brack fay, he will artier, thMach fooper than has been expeCted. Box:As, SEPT. 16.—We are affured, that the Ad jutaut of Prince Alexander Berthiet has arrived at the houfe of the French Refident in this city. Betas, Ssrr. io.—We have not yet received the particulars of the deplorable caraftroplse at Schutz ; we only know, that 'tight hundred labOurett ire em ployed in digging for the bodies, many . of *filch are found dreadfully mutilated,. Oft forming a charibel to draw off the tratArs, between thirty and - forty la. bowers bite unforgiriately been fetalloered - hp bt• a torrent of muddy water, which broke-in lipob thins fiiddenly; Skir bodies have not yet been &oat Per fons who came here yeßereloyamio Ldterne, 'report that a part of the fame mountaist;• Int ght othet Ode, has fuddenly given- way.e':•theyslid riot know the,ex. tent of the damage in this %genet; init . tfiejr'faftlfat Dr. Ludwig. of Aarbon, is among the viditos titithis tragical occofion. STtITOikEt. SEPT. 15.—.00r • Moseibli fift i g i t ti t every thing in readinefs, to offer hl * NMI - troops as a Member of the Confederative of 'ills Rhine, the moment it may be ealledfAi. Tird-Atif. triad prifoners continue- to oviebdratr; his not-ift columns of four hondtigi lam* , a* before t theinir ties, at prOlint, do nooftittiratuhdred. •-;„,_'• 4 Hit ItIVIIO Hs . Sr . alr. iltywAibillal lettertfroll Bref lain Pleutioerlbaelhe farrisevoillamr hiPeretiet - t ge r their grain, /cc. in as Ceara, • est aI et body of foreign triximemetto illi bib' h the country . It M proboMrvo. ded mor, that atawip is to bestradeitolltihr -• .. troops dear 64 4 , , Luncnburgh. • • ..* • ''" 111111 7'.‘ . :.• MURDIR OS PALM, Tag ob itil fra. mein% , setr;.4. . Orticias. RSPeaT.—Rentetseb proarsiiiieby the Corot-Mar. Dial hersordinsry, ecssieesmd in preseame et erne impala ' 'Decree of the r,th Meeldor. lath wow and rig the asamnandot his HI / beefs Ike Prince a **wit aid, piasegta, bilged', at War, Marta: of the Empire, and Nfilor.glatenti, In the name of his Majefly the . P.inpercir. of the French and King of Italy I Today, this 25th of Aorta, In the year 'BO6. The Extraordinary Court Martial fitting at Bran. nau, and by command of his Highnefs the Prince of Neufchatel and Valangin, Minilter at War, Marfhil of the Empire, and Major General of the Grand Army, under - date of the rath of the precept month s named and conformably to the above la so.nfillink if, as follows; n. 2 immigiroacc -.t. -. t ! .11 cA ii i ~ . - Lorin ,e Colopel of Ow 4 6qi Reipsiot ellailltpf W . Elm s Prefulent. nude, Colonel of the ttt Regiment Intantryof Nat Lisedvdae. Looloroi. Woad of the 134 Regiment of infantry of die Line i , Judge. . ' 1.1-luilller, colonel of tbe"7sth !te l l / intent at Infantry of the U. bubo -1 ajonquiere, Colonel of the 76th Infantry of the aloe, Mg" Chau'd. coloogr Petite 6.ith infantry of the Line ' N.*. ~ Nicolas, colonel of the 611 t infinity of bile Line, Julie: Ainnheur hint, Adjutant Commandant, Oblef of 'the ghee or the Firß Dielfion of the 4th Corps of the Grand Army, judge A ....ocate. All named, that is to fay, .coioset, Latrille. Lywarols, L'lluilller, and the Adjmear ChM. enandant Rime, by his Excefiesey Martha o(the Empire Smolt. Colonel Autis, by his Lasalle: ter Maribal of the Empire Hants dotte. Colonel L.Joaqukrs, by his Excellency Martha of ibiEseniee Ney. Colonel Chatted, by Ms Excellency Mai dal of the Pappe Morg tier; and ColooelNleolas,by his Excellency Mudisl of the Empire Dams& "the Judge Advocate had aifigned, to aid him, Monfieur Chapon, Q uarter Mager Serjeant in the 43d Regiment, as Clerk of the Court Martial, by the Prefident named, who, according to the fpirit of the 7th and Bth articles of the !sat Brumaire, nand non of them within the forbidden degrees, neither with refpeet to each other nor to the prifoner. The Court, after being daly fummoncd, sirens• bled in Braunau, to proceed to judgment upon the following perfons, namely— lutes, reboderee, aged 3S yens, born at possenventi, and {liars dwelling, trader, here relent. ' ...s v . :a • • Jobe Philip Palen, aged co yeas, hare es &handset, &PIAUI , Nurnberg, where he carries oti the bash trade seder the of the booth et Stein and Co. here pretest. , N. Merkel, innkeeper at Neckars CIO, RI the Vine: 4p lic Inv temberg, abfeot, and nut appeasing brOtert. joky Is Frederick jenifch, head clerk lu the bootteVies,hodatoll Stage, hi Augfburg,abfent, and not apptaAng , n =k, , 24.._ g_ • N. Kupper, bookfeller and printer o f Vi enna , in and not appearin g befor e t h e Court. • -',P. N. Zurkh , hookleila of Unto, to Auftria, stick; ant 11110144401" instil Court. Accufed of being Authors, PrintiltiretbitNikria butors of opprobrious writings, which have appeared i egainft his Majetty the Emperor and King, and hie ' army, and have been compered with the intention of mitleading the minds of the inhabitants of South Ger tnany, inafmoch as they exhorted them to (edition, lirforreSion, and alTaffmation againil the French troops ; nay, endeavoured to Rir up the latter to dif . obedience and forgetfulnefi of their duty to their law. ful . Commanders. ' When the Sitting was opened, and the Prefident laid before him the order of the lath of the prefent month, Auguft, figned by his Highnefs the Prince of Neuf. chatel and Valangin, Minillcr at War, and Major General of the Grand Army; containing the Appoint ment of the Court Martial, be required the reading of the form of quellions, and other ails (57 in number)' as well fir as against the accuCed. . On there being duly rea d, t h e Prefident ordered the guard to bring forward Jofeph Schoderer, one of the accufed, who was accordingly brought before the Court free, without fetters, and accompanied by his advocate. Being queftioned as to his name, furname, age, occupation, birth place, and abode— He made anfwer—" I am called fofeph Schoderer my age is thirty-eight ; I was born and am relident a trader in Donauwerth." After the ascufed was made acquainted with all the pieces and ads making againfl him, the Prefidenr t through the medium of M. Himberger, Sworn In terpreter, celled fa this purpofe from his office, and duly tworn again to this effeel, queflioned him, and prefented him the pieces and ads which concerned him. The nefident called the Guard to produce the other accuted in callody, named john Philip Palm, who was accordingly brought before the Court, free t and without fetters. Being quellioned upon his sane, Curium, e=e l occupation, place 9f birth, end drittillatg t tie ft