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, . Abater from Stralsund. of the dist ult. states, that Captain Van des Lariehen, of the Swedidt Regiment of Hussars, of Mosteetskad i was attacked es the 18th of the said month, at Gietshen, in the eiciaity of Anelarn, by a detachment of ?leach horse and foot, which he repulsed. According to letters of the 234 ult. "Mu Me Mae place. every thing was then quiet, en the *autism of Swedish Pos eratria. srocouimm. nee. 27. By a letter, dated Amsterdam, the 13th of this 'month, Mr. G. H. Brahelen. Coased.General, hos informed the Royal Board of Trade.. that the Dutch Goverment have coin. to she resolothidt that all ' Swedish. Russian. and Prussian ships are henceforth M be treated in the same manner as the English. Letters from Dresdn. dated the 11th instant, an nounce the dislocation of the Austrian Army in Bo hemia. It began to be in motion the bitter end of Moveable , . It is divided into three columns, and is tetreuing into the interior of the country. General Oudinat has been direfted by the Em. peen to ~he 14,000 of the bravest troops to go on • particular etpeditioa. neater. nee. 6. ak The head-qaarters of His Majesty the Emperor and King are now at Posen, and the Russians who had shewn themselves in a small aumber at War saw, have repassed the Vistula. The reports which have been industriously circulated, that the French troops have suffered defeats, are entirely false. The divisions of Generals Beaumont and Klein were at Blanc. on the Math of November, and on the 27th entered Warsaw. . Get,Ohe Stith of Neweetberi the French troops • 6111 ; reagialk of Nteobeerg. There'vrere fiend is the plase SO pieces of cannon, and a great qua .* it asslieseiline atid previsions. The garrison, .psiesissieg et 41100 men. iscindiag three companies 1 4 404, will be sent to beano, and the °Seers, M dui ausgboe of 59. imilifseg Major-General 4,llllNiisitib eve primers of aver. en their parole. , ps, iimponsid. end M. &Zeeman, left Chariot o & ter the beaSiearten, which are at present let hams Pa Sie. Ile she Leg had refused to ratify ..11111mpemie• of ems. It ie raid. that the raises Ar this refusal was, because His Majesty wished to lessee a Pew, and ass a Seepessies et Aeon. • , .pa, COOS. Le Sue , Minister Fleelpeteetiary end , Albin Hoary frees the DOW. of Snotty to ttis . 11,0 d blajespi. has set eat for Pees& ii sac. 9. .4 . 3 . .._ ibeessoll French troops have le& the • Mgr iltabo North. or Dutch army. and are mush- Ili so Polail. see. 11. ' Theistio imenience received here bons Poland. .111apes.dest the French army has mooed the Vistula, lnellMes Prate. and has placed a garrison in Mena. lila ilassilles are Mitetaiiing by forced marches, and Ohs 211 wistiganisms. When His Ploaliim Mt / lately declined rati. fibs the ariaistim caseload at Berlin, it was, as is atom' in the Telegraph, and sever Newspapers of tltiis dty, sailer the present thaj he was in the pow" fiche Rasaims. implying dim his refusal was eon. - leery te his iodisation. But at the same time that Ice Mss masliseted his denial, it was well known. Asatiespeiling amnia, be had parted liberty to ail fit himself ; sad that Gereral Besniagsen, whom he Oath if the ItellilllB would follow the measures dot ?roadie =light odor, had returned for answer, tilt as as atly.)se was quite at his disposal. Thus fib Oldest. dint it was them in the Nines power to dead Mete - lt el the armistice offered to hint, which stir seeiread to—(cerrespeadooto, Dee. 16.) PIC. t 3. The parting of troops still continues, but, how 411W, We ae froprently. amoral Oudinnt is charged by the Emperor to aka t 4,0015 of his bravest men for a secret cape- Mee. The Rosins army, under the aomensind of Ge neral Beasherme, has retreated from the banks of the Visalia. Marshal Davoust has passed that river, sad had taken a position on the other siJe of Frage. We leans from authentic accounts, thatßunia has war against the Ottoman Porte. Russian troops have surrounded Choczim and nen. der ; they have crossed the Dniester, vrheshe t!fry are extending themselves to JAWIT. GenerAl W elehea is at the bead of the Russian army in W.d.. s•msstG. or^. Q. IMIIMPIIIII".".111111.11.P11 ! been FORE! IN7 LOSINC E t {the }Maim, MAILS. I .11 sack .11.••• lows nelivedish &nails • 1" tatio iv - It appears by a lettettons Matinee, the' tieb of last month, that the Qacitess of BroaswieVilitsl /aft that p lace . her lll 4o. 4 9ala ja.ibt—raill of try, that day. 11# 3tockhohn. I the Reepeding the state of Penman Poland, we hare the hallowime panic-Wars : At Warsaw these were no snore than 13tX) slat. Two-thirds of dee garrison of that place h•d • ' been sent to Greasiest. The Russians first entelnrd Prussian territory es the 14th alt. when SU Cos sacks Brad Prep. tlnainbilrb of Warder, on:the'• 4 8101flAti.' of Ow the satheiday N . *pickle refV OL* * r;?4ewise !meted the. On, t h e i 3 th;tse w eilibkients of Russian infail -.out 4000 in namher, arrived at Pi a;a. Oa ' the 15th, they dispatched partizans as far! we Blonie and flochaczew. eight German miles nearer to Posen ; they hkewise reconnoitred the road from Thetis. General Benningsen commands this army, 'erlsith is said to amount to 80,000 men. Accord * to the first plan, the four columns of this corps . mesa to have passed the Vistula on the first, and to bate marched through Poland to Breslau, where 'bey were to have arrived on the 115th. This, haw nee, it was found necessary to alter. According to tie second plan, they were to have crossed the Vis tula on the 12th. 13th, and 14. h, at several.points : but this plan has likewise been changed. sssss aa, wov. Prince Jerome passed, on the 11th, through Culm back, on his way from Berlin to Paris. VIENNS, DIC.. 3. A Cannella, State was held yesterday, nod ano ther has been held to-day, at both of which the gm peroe presided. The present circumstances bare given occasion to these two Councils. The day before yesterday a courier from St. Pe. tersburgh arrived here : be says, that he passed through a strong Russian army, which was march ing with all dispatch for the Vistula. NATISION, DEC. 3 Letters from Vienna, written by persons worthy of credit, state positively, that every thing is es. tremely pacific is that city, and that the Imperial Court of Austria will, in no event, take any pint in the present war. •ENICE, *or. 23. The whole of the Austrian force in Carinthia and Caraiola amount, according to public statements, so "vlO men. The report that the French had taken Ipossession of Trieste, in order to prohibit the intro duflion of English goods and manufadares,,im..eit unfounded. During the last fortnight, that Russians and English have taken all vessels coinlr.ii i4.3l . Ancona and Sinigaglia. In the whole k. „loop!' Italy, great aSivity is used in raising recwiti. vstuvi., mfrs. I.i. The French, who were marching iw great num bers from Da lmatia to Italy, are now re:aosing ; all Italy. including both the Cal 4 iravting the fort of Scilla, is in their porsessmos add their pe nned appears to be the more accessary ii 1) imat a. because an expedition horn Corfu has linseed 940 Russians at Mascara. The Fteu,ch head valets are at Simian*, tad General Marment is com mander in thief. smart, n0v.50. • The direaors of the theatre of this city have di. reaed the abreu Gaffarini, not to render certain in damn" passages in the opera Sdeeinot dna Mot?* nil mere :Rains by her dress and anion ; but as she would not conform to this injundion, she receiv. td • proldbidon to appear again on the stage • eostra,socc. 3. His Majesty the Emperor of the French arrived hen on the 26th of November, at half past nine in the evening. He was received with loud acclicna dons by the people. His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke of Berg is at Warsaw. The Emperor Napoleon, soon after his arrtrat here, gave a solemn audience to the deputat;ons • from the Senate, Clergy and Nobles, and after hear. ing their addresses in Latin and French, he answered them in the following words: ‘g Illustrinus Nobles, thew yourselveL worthy of your ancestors, they dic tated to the triaces of Brandenburg!) : Moscow was in their possession ; they conquered Widdio, and thus delivered all the Christian world from the yoke of the Turks. I am perfealy satisfied with all that I have hitherto seen of you. as well as with the reports of my Generals. I shall proeltini your inJe,rendence st War: saw. If the blood of the ancient brave toles still it rws is your veins. all of pits will arm, and form the resolution to compeer or die. Your fate is now in your own hands. I expect to see proofs of your courage and bravery. Let me witness your zeal. Words or assurances 4.13 not satisfy me. Let me behold the cohorts of a noble arm) fighting by the side of my soldiers." Botksparte has issued a De , ,-ree at Posen, order ing a run:,ument to be ereaed in Sc. Magdalen's place at Paris, in memory of the Ciar.d Army : :thy expencesin be defrayed oat of the Treasury of tha Crown. The interior is to contain the names of tie different divisions, forming the aim). which 1•414• at Ulm, Austerlitz, and Jena, cut in niar:sle ; and is • plata, of gold are to be engraven the names of those who fell in those battles. On the t'lith November, our Invincible Emperor Napoleon rode about :he town, accompanied by M. Bessieres, Marshal of the Empire. He was sur :ounded by the Polish Guard of Honour, Home. Ilakes, and several Grenadiers of the French C nerds. The Polish Guard consists of some of the choicest yokei Poles. . ;--, A solemn mate wieAeld here in the principal chards, by - the Prinerf-Archbishop of Gnelen, at which the Prince of Neufchatel, the Marshals of the Empire. Generals, the whole Imperial Court. Polish Senators, s(.c. Sec. attended. In the evening they were introduced to His Majesty. reorelaas or iAIONV, DLC: 9. The Emperor Napoleon had multeseti the corps of Marshal Soult before Posen. The other French corps were eipated at Posen, whence they are to march to Warsaw, where the Grand Duke of Berg has arrived with his vanguard. Marshal Soult had joiued him with his corps, for the purpose of keep ing up the communication between Posen and War saw, till the whole of the French troop. should fol low. The Emperor Napoleon himself intended to net out for Warsaw as soon as the different corps bove taken the positions assigned them near that city. The army supported itself on the Vistula, Old the confederated Poles were encamped at litetskok, so that they belonged to the right wing of the army. and Marshal Soak formed the left at Blonieck and rlardaein. The Russians were on the other side of the Vistula. and hail their heal-quar ters at I.tminieck. Before the French army can attack them, it most pass the Vistula. It is said, that besides the 80,000 French, which have broken tr ! . for Poland,. 59.000.m:insert ready to march for that country. P•ivate letters say, that te fortress of Grandenz surrendered, on the ::oth ct November, to the French troops, and that Thorn has had the same fate ; but we have as yet had no official confirmation of these events. FROOTITAS OT TURKEY, NOT. '2'2. On the Ist of Ofhilser, an offensive and defensive Alliance was conclided between the Porte and Russia, tn the folloviing effed : Art. I. The off..irs of ihe Princes of Moliavia and Watliehla, as welt as their reinstatement, shall he decided ►y the two rowers. Art. U. The Republic. of 'the Soren Islands shalt rensa; ann.? thedoroinion eif R usf,a. Art 111. TM duties shall remain upon their fernier footing. Art. IV. The 11.slires enjny.i for nine years, the per • iwien t, march armies through. the Ottoman territory. as well aga..ist their own enemies, er against these of Turkey. . The Russians shaft have permission to anchor their sh.p. it war in this S , reighte of Constantinople, and shall iies.dfos he supplied by the Porte wi*.h the preedions they may wan , . Art. VI. The Itysiso subjects, both old fed new, shall be at libenv to ride tiro, ghoul the whole Impke, and even 'to rases landed pmperty in it. Art. VII. The Greek ..seek, which sailed ried.fr the Turtish Rae, and which were obliged to strike it by coebotand et the Putts, shall lure ltherts W Issue it. Art. VIII. The Greek settcets of Turkey may, whenever tit• r otetze, enter ittio the 'astride s of Sus is ; the Porte run them permission es be de. An. IX. The right, of embassies, relative to interpreter!, shall remain on !heti hemsir foutinj. Art. X. Toe Aaioasspioa of Frenee shall quit Constan tiaople An Xi: Ns ismais saaa tae granted to this ease's of Tin kyb aulYor;, ikson4 to toontrie. at enmity with RM.& CONST AKTINOF le, tgOV. 9.. Two Ambasaddrs' from Fatali Schuh, the Ern perm of Persia, hare arrived here, one of whom im mediately set out for Paris to the French Emperor. l-k was accomp.miti by M. Jonbe.:, the French Dragoman, who htely returned from India ; the objed of his mission is very important. The French Ambassador here, General Scbrui ani, had to-day a secret conference uith the Grand Sultan, in the greatest privacy. . M. D. Aintecaulant. Member of the French Senate, mired here lately. His objet is not yet known. *PEES, NOV. 11. Yesterday formate, an extraordinary Criminal Coast was assembled, aad Fra Diavolo was brought before it, amidst a great concourse of the people. accusathill was !cad, and he reeei T cd p erm i ss i on to chuse an Advoc a a t to difend him. The Ad vocaat spoke in Isis defence, but not in such a man ner at to satisfy the Judges, who unanimously sen tenced bins to die, and this afternoon, at two o'clock, he was hanged in the great market-placo in the presence of the Lazzareni. env. 19. Our King 1148 granted a general amnesty to all the insurgents and banditti, on condition of their !hying down their arms, and living in future as quiet citizens. Nlany, even of the band of Fri Diavnloi have availed themselves of this favour of the King. The French General, La Plenehe Monier, has died of the small-pot at Chieti. r 011 wv•entearaen, DIG. 4. All hope of an accommodation. even with Ilassia, has not yet vanished. Though the ratification of the armistice, cencluded on the 16. h of K-vernber at charlustenhargh, did not take place, i: is i.u.o::ed :hat the neg.4;.tti. ns Wee Leen relies. :2, at.d 8111. 14:1 carnal oa in the vitality' of His P. .2.1. a Ma. jesty's dominoes. _ .., ; . a.- 1 N a nor e e , ism 5 A Courier arrived here on Wednesday eveni:l and the day before yesterday, its the morning., e gates of the city reionissed shut. Tile inhabitant received orders to give an account, within the spri t of twenty tour hours, of all the English filtrates dize in theii possession, no matter to whom it snigt belong. No merchandize can be scut out of the cit without anertificate. Dec. 11. His Excellency Genera! Michaud, who a rr ;y ed here the day before yesterday, has been appointed by the Emperor and Ki n g; Napoleon, Governor of the Hans Towns Hausburgh, Bremen, and Lubeck This Domin.ifon has already been notifi 4 to the Se. nate. General Laval, who has been hitherto cea, mandant of this city, has another destination, O. country of Mecklenburg, for wlich be will iron,. diately set out. MANNIKIN, WOV. Her Imperial Highness the Hereditary Gland Duchess of Baden. arrived yesterday evening in :11,‘ city, on her way fiom Mentz. She wit! pnxeed to. day to Carlsruhe, and thence return to Mentz. us accompany Her Majesty the Empress, who, it is said, will to to Berlin with the Queen of Holland. BANKS Of TH& MAYNE.. DEC. 9. Public papers state, that the Linperur Alexander has given the Chief of Insurgoas, Clerny Geor r , the rank of Lientenant-General, and conferred cn him a Russian Order. Whey likewise speak et thrre Itits,ian armies in Poland, each of 75,000 men, be sides an army of reserve of 90,000 men. DANTZIC, NOV, 15. Wehave here more than 14,000 troops, quartered upon the townspeople; and there are mither Rossians nor French. The latter bombed Thorn on the other side of the Vistula. The Prussians have burned the bridge of that city, and entirely inter rupted the navigation of that river. The K;ug is at Osterode. General Duree proceeded fur tiaat place through Gratidenz on the 21st. MACKLEMBUROW. nee. 9. _ . The Duke and Hereditary Prince returned a few days since from Berlin, to which city he went for t:,e purpose of representing to His Majesty, the Em peror of the French and King of Italy, the wretch ednes of this country, occasioned by its being the :heatre of war, and the passage of four corps of Freach troops. SAXOIIY, Inc. S. The Eleßor returned en the sth itstant from Berlin. The fortress of Glogan has surrendered, atter a bombardment of several hours, to thekVatemburg ti (bops, under the command of General Van Demme. In this fortress were upwards of 200 pieces of cannon. The garrison, to the amount of 4,000 men, hire been sent prisoners to France. - corstmactx, Inc. 6. General Lord Hutchinson has arrival retinue in this city, whence he will sa.; in a mer chant vessel to Koningsberg, and then proceed by land to Russia. The Astrea, which brought him to Helsingoer, has bsea brought into the new Holm to be repaired. According to letters from Sweden, orders were issued, towards the conclusion of hut mnash,for the %%hole Swedish army to hold itself in readiness to march. In Finland they are arming with great ativity. IRA IA StlaCilp n&C. 5. Her Majesty the Queen of Prussia, and there* of the Royal Family, have arrived at St. Peters. burgh. Dry. 2. From persons who have a regular correspondence with Poland, we have received some curious parti culars relative to the destination and march of the Russian troops. In consequence of an arrange ment concluded at Pitersburgh, between the Plus sian Major De It:rusemarlii, and the Russian Mici stry of War. an army of 80,000 men was to com mence its march on the Ist of O&ober. To =de remits march as mod as possible, it was to leave behind a great part of its attillery, which, at well as other necessary articlt s. were to be sup plied from the Prussian magazines. —'Phis army &finally arrived about the end of Walser in Prus• sian Poland, and advanced to Moak, whilst its van was two leagues on the other side of K s. ii:h. There this corps received the intelligeri e of the battle of Jena, and the total defeat of the P:u.stans. ten which it fell back on the principe: army. Great part of the latter repassed the Vis nal., near Warsaw. to wait for re►ntorcements.— At the same time the Court at Russia invited she wholeßnyal Family of Pi untie to repair to Pcters burgh. During the short stay of the Russians in Pi u.sian Poland, they searched the houses, both is the towns. and in the country, and took away al: j the arms they could rind. Several individuals wc:t likewise atreattd. DIC. I. Marshal Wrtier, with his staff, was still on the t3..h at Attelam, and hat un.l;:mikesi noding a&air.st Stralsnad. The