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Tr7WIPP.g , WFP _',~ .~, ;_ . . FDIZIQM INTELLIGENCE. ' ___—...... . . - HAMBURG/1 MAIL. ' • ' ---- - ST. FaTadASIMI I I, ;art- 2 1 * , • ' in ,'. (From The Caen Guam) • i id %hi batting &neap the Imperial Maiiifie.a. 1 hand off the 30th of Augtiat; bed 104. It is as follows to-. . ' ~ . Woo Qmoi of G I rul, We. Ai .upset and Au • rust afaltehe Rest', Rt. /M. an. make known to all ens Matti *Meth Ale AO, aibiei oes tiara foe Use Meld piemarby et ear Lm- M, • ,r isonao toistiat to ea sate' ual astelsoe. It las ever Imest 4)511 wish so awablisti them on the 111.".relfeelleMbestidess et the Menem of the State, and to Ildeld• thee Ig soh Tiede at too best otappl to ea goalie* • et ootleorsay. 'AM* , villorto , dispels b 440.1•40,5att0 tee AM data. Wausau Jut o reign, to mime at tahludosowedings 5. elttedll Vat iebtioted. aid to unite etesp,a,'lnyamities of poky, with tam powers whismowatrityi pprellashirisciples met vs. Assent with Um indspendeeeeir airratieleent, and elot gateepl umeality. The Mait 1.1*, - * ,imell oeu wishes, Sad Oat *anted is Loop a geseeei pogo ilia it Pose plotting to his immutable will to preload OW sale sf deist. The war gee hoar tat. Thoosii we two au 'Potion sok he isisionsis past is it, yd, sulfa matey to urse mall,' sad our desire to musts die sopa Indus oat ememainity. wo max ceased to wish foe peps, had to leftetar tee its guessed. L the midis 4 shoe opeodisee, the dely britesug epiet ad sgplumiesears. NO Mesoderm ambition 4 the Ireaneh ealeaseen, Midi Shrestmed the setarity dose allies, cep idled op Melees salve pet iii the wet. tap web op law n but still eeset itut le orlill for pews• la sepal sooomiteit (hi she Ukase ado lit Sept. 11105), det do .slOot stow Poing was te maintain& owed our tree. *all. 1440 ode. the roe* Vaijaility. The eideassis week laid the shod arras. intercepted do woodiewee 4 them mu tateettions, hoe al not alter the thlhestOkle ee weal they ware &eroded. The Vosinet, Dawns pre, es the teglistiog of Vie Vadat yew, malfessed $ du Misrle slegaime Ow peens 6 AM .. asesdialeth i tieet 401e.0. Seto. I" ( Oria l isde Vet roam ii peamioadoe as erla thil rl . e ...e •ist ear lEmplise. with the liworeets of our Allies. sad geseral asiiimullaq sif. Swops, me esublisload as she bans .4 sliese b I , easpe a amas te I . : our eretwarb ohs woo of the pose, altered lots with . goose. soinasal oaletter wile tho *pity of our Lupin, Mer was elie tatersets of oaf AMIN; we armed to lathy those , I At the ass des, Is show that oar views, which. to the lain ef the various maitreasem, have always bet.' 'Unwell le, .4100 *Meet, cliii•ressaiimd embowers we proposed tapelfaleli we Poo, tamforaktil to which we am disposed again eisites i la *Mem with tholFresw.karrestement. , Thews boss peopmed by es an. imo the me Mad, so maw ere, Mom any mast be Maack whited mom* as ter Mal seeeriq ; aetd, ea this ether head. se wisely adapted to the Mime edge the pimps censateal, that, if they tie IP witosos• Poo sap be apse restored, and is a dunbts stater. a amps. Mute pop, see* rateeni 4 the or, will be the rash 4 ehla ciassom• deb wish toepliget I. if Alstaldbellel. • pees issialloien reelmeitydifilemalse .Retool be alieldatir 1 es shell thou owe It to the saterity of set soentry, t i tl% obliptlnat of entity, the general salvation of Europe, se Mt esirtioate, es, km all ewe contichwatiotat, shall all gee se es imbegenshely oesessey. Ws awe mite dist the "prolate. of the Male Lite ogle drama Om loath, will yes sot are Wes cause with li Mighty eras. . , We am prowled that our faithful athlete, Coe aolPesi• be lop he their native country, owes savieed be letstiltand Aker, and sitervieted with great agate** of potriotip MI, .31 sane ibib enemies with outs, as soon es Ow apsuelty if limit, the woes adopme, and our cooonerehreiwill oh visa Omar% ille for the general setae. „,, 'Si dee 0416belat 1101311C1 on the yid of the Alatlghey, eel: also Mel Wine feithful auhlefe, we twit thought it necrwert In Make them aimainsed hereby "nth oar puromes, and thee • Ile ghee titer anew proof, 114114 in none ef our undertaking', . fies we Pall Wain this essenskso of our empire, or the trap, • sletruptAlrantient eiceilfWe; but, that we el* and set for tha risashlisheenr of the general security, the maintenance of set beers, and Cite ineservatten of the dignity of our empire. Otwrs at St eeteediurg, August 30, 1806, an.l to the the* Veit et est Nip, ALEXANDER. Coulimeaned by the Minister fir Fereign Affair., ANDREI RUDBERG. After the reading of :his Mani 'tato, the Direet his Senate, at the General Meeting held on the aridot Septeesef,' them& it their day to trans !pit to His Imperial Majesty, their humble thanks, ee deputies chosen from th eir midst, Count tt :gi Immo ;limb Saltykow, and the Privy Cotut- Count Allifillder Stigeknitsch Strogonow. they did OS the Stb, in the following terms : Usk geakseiSke, lea llithrodltag Devete misitier it their sacred day humbly to espies beim Tour Maiesee's threue, the sobitended M eade* sodepotiode wads the emallitillitlllloll of the Mi nims et she fileth of *agent, has stated towards Testa Ini• pieta Majesty. The Senate are convisted, that MI hithful swine& in the • emended Realm Empire, that sil she eati.nis of the earth, wit unanimously hall your •Xenlo6o br We imonmon of a paws] And dis's". pest'. They are likewise premesel, shot all betas win be teamed enth easel isserstien; when the uctacity and duplicity et she enemy of the general tranquillity spill Weed the, p4llllOlll 1111 7 -ter rapidness and forbearance. — 'um MI eat it tea Ind tat your moderates has limit. gemenhed by ow &pity of your Ent pt.% and the sreurity hf peer Aar; aid thee pier poesscr. urged beyond these Ileas, will poiserie soirsio sad for uislahle ~artless.. 'dolt briesertit row limper., mit rums ametrlgn, miser, tloM Ills Imam People; seleltratea for (whiny awl _ __ - •.__. • _-_—* ......ale s. the msenarnmoas • X • cattalos et the Immiticiolikiesspk. or OA sassferstOst of the Raisin impel siKylivi, IM *twist *MA Sp \hens in Owasso* at 46.19. be bait. amass, OW Salt redouble/ thoiromwars est ,thoit. toottiost ;etas Should t• 1 arietasir belmedlielblmmepeerima et this ponds, when you, Met grealeas Serremiga, declare to there, that nothing but the socanty of their ordetre, the sacred obligations of treaties, sod the salvation of Europe, summon you to 1 ! Yes, the Senate, filled with veneration far your wise princi ples, and your unwearied cam, know that a specious sod in secure peace, with a governmcnt, swayed only by ambition, is generally some dangerous than the must sanguinary war ; and, excited by seal for the glory of year name and empire, they 'suture to give yes the most solemn assurance, that all the nations inhabiting year extended empire, only wait for your nod to sacrifice their lives and properties for their beloved country. And what Primes on earth can import of his subjects such Mel end suck exertions as you, who, since the happy day *Ha yens esgended the throne, have not ceased to pour forth bemails se Odle nations that are subject to your sceptre ! whey by your wise mutations open every source of general prosperity, sod femme even for lament posterity the enjoy mem of the fruits of your great action*, while they bless thie *demi name of Alexander ? muSsom, SIP.PT. 26. Tomorrow, the Prince of Neufchatel will leave this place, and will, according to report, make Wursburg his bead-quarters. Marshal Bernadotte is to be joined by 6000 BM variaos, under the command of General Wrede. '; Salsburg. and the whole trait homiest the Itsp and the Ens, are evacuated by the Austrian troops. On the other hand. Austria is drawing a cordon of neutrality, and stationing several corps for the put roe of maintaining it, especially in Bohemia. RRRRR o, SUIT. SO. Trench trams are still continually passing through* this city. More than 20,000 have passed in the last three days. The lit and 12th regiments of ca valry, and the pack of artillery, are new passing, and Marshal Bernadotte is on has way hither. The Mi nister of War, Berthier. has arrived at War:burg. 1111AMIIIIORT, sari. 30. - • The number of French troops marching through this eity is daily increasing. Yesterday afternoon. • immediately often the arrival of Prince Motet and Marshal . Augereau. two battalions of foot-guards entered, with General Dame at their head. These troops only passed the night here, and early this titornlng proceeded towards Asehaffenbargh. Prince 14urat coetinued his journey without stopping. The arrival of the guards, and the prohibition against suffering any carriage horses to pass the , gates. excited a belief that the Emperor was not far of, snit to-day tbe military preparations made for the reeeption of His Majesty strengthened the coo jefture. Marshal Augereau himself rode eat twice to meet His Majesty. but on his return the second time. it vas reported that His Majesty would not be hem till to-morrow s . It is not believed that His Majesty will make any Imig stay in this place. He is said to have dined so-day with the Prince of Usingen, at Iliberieh. All the roads are covered with troops. Next week, it is said. the Diet will be opened, under the Presidency of ft teeperor. • The foruipiCiA.Wistillmor,)",pow occupied by the Fresieh.... et UM 111011AlkAddi. $O. M. Durant; hie Pesch • Mikandoc at the Court of Dresden. passed #11 . 4114 *mos on the 29th, en his return to Traded. .. • .. Litters from Oberland its Mammies, swße. that use Prussian advanced posts are statio•lal at the frontiers of the Ducky towards Franconia ; Prus sian piquets are placed at Ostheint, and on the froo tiers towards the Rohn. Part of the imperial guard came by water from the vicinity of Landau to Meat:. Ihe number of troops in that city was so great, that many of the inhabitants had 10 or 1$ quartered upon them. A great part of these troops has croised over to the right bank, and on the 28th, 5000 men passed the Rhine at Meats- All the places from Cassel to Frankfurt have been since filled with troop.. The fort worked the whole of Sunday ; and, as late as eleven o'clock at night, flour was delivered uut to bake bread for the troops. The French Empress remains at Mentz. The nuptials of Prince Jerome, with the Princess Catherine of Wirtemberg, are to take place on the 15th of o:tuber, by proxy, the brother of the Prin. test supplying the place of Prince Jerome: The Frer.ch Minister of State for Foreign Affairs I is likewise at Mentz. • POSE(, OCT. 1. The Gazette of this city contains the following in telligence from South Prussia. the 28th September : " The account that a Russian army is on its march through New, East, and South Pitissia, towards Si and that Major-General Clilehots ski is charged with the concludon of a convention, relative to the providing for these Russian troops during their march through the PIIIWAO domicions, continues to, —gain audit. • k is said, that tits convention is al- ready ecuiandesf, and that the Runlet troops are adrancing, by forted starches, to the jet of their destination, We hope 90011 OD :be able se esessinee vo a a b ir namely. dal .... . A@ Isoneur . and peos. I that ioc,,t je by sl i a 4 kt it . r u aiC : 464 - 1 1.1474 : itt ; 5- - . .. 1411* I CA:l a ltftlell; lsist one pinky of their respodkiep natimu. and of Germany. ilati•u, SEPT. 30. According to report, a Prussian General has come to the Emperor Napolcoo, to whom His Prussian Majesty has sent a very long letter. catriic, OCT. 2. There are now 90,000 Russians on their march, under the orders of Field-Marshal Kamenskoi, and Generals Golenischtshew , Kutusow, and Prince Bagration. The Emperor of Russia, in his last negotiations with France, insisted on the conservation of the King of the Two Siciliee, and an indemnity to be given to the King of Sardinia. .. . The head-quarters of the Prussian many came yesterday to Erfurth. All the regiments which are in Prussia Proper, have received orders to march, and will form a camp near Custrin. ZRLASOSW, SETT. SO. The corps of Marshal Sault has begun to move towards the Upper Palatinate;— that of Marshal Ney toward Franconia ; and that of Marshal Auge rrau inclines towards the frontiers of . Hesse. The corps of Bernadotte Cosibentrates itself more and more in our environs. These troops are sem in cantonments, for no camp has yet been pitched, either near Nurnberg or Forth. That this was in agitation, is apparent from the large quantity of provisions required on the nib at Nurnberg. According to more recent accounts, this requisition has been withdraws, and part of the troops are even said to have set oat for Schevebach. Anotherportion,narnely.Droutt's divi &ion, consistingof the27th regiment of light infantry, the Seth and 95th regiments of the line. awn:many' of Jager', • company of horse artillery, 10 pieces, of cannon, and a traia of more than . loo waggons, passed, yesterday morning, through this city. An Aide-le-Camp arrived in the evening, to de-, manJ a passage of the Direitory of the Circle, whit}; granted it immediately. These troops take the road to Baitikeig, where the head-quarters will be esra. . blielied. ' i The van of the corps of Lefebvre has likeerisel broken up from its cantonments, on the Tauber; and marched by way of Wurabargh towards thi Obeland. The whole corps will soon follow for the same destination. a•Tisloil, cart. 29. It appears certain, that Austria and Francs have mmeludeg a conventiois , by virtue of which. the troops of the latter power will retire behind the Lech s and these of the former will not pass the *a. The Austrimas will. besides. draw . a cordon agog the frontiers of Nam& ,04 .. .. - ..P....traMMlaklart. 27. I The frontiers of ,ilta 4laidniniammeity will so occupied by troops, that It` *RI' lie vary to a seeable an army on any point required. The • cipal forces will be is Austria and Bohemia... whole army will be divided into foot corps, • will be placed-Ist, in Anterior Austria; pylo4 cipai point. Pettau ;-2d. in Bohemia ; PrimilMl points, Pilsen and Egra (-9d, Upper Austria ; principal points, Weis and Salaburg ;-4th, the Corps de Reserve, remains here ; principal point, Nimkendorf. lutists*, StPT. 17. Accounts from Italy, say, that the French have renouneed, for the moment, the conquest of Cala bria, and that the army has received orders to fall back to Naples. Some letters assert, that the Rus. scan troops have landed in Calabria. 1111111COUIO, OCT. 3. Yesterday, His Serene Highness the Eledor of Hesse arrived at the King of Pussia's headquarters, at Naumburg. This circumstance affords a corn. ploy refatattan of many reports tvhtch had been circulated. The Metros retched Naumburg the preceding day. HAIINUROO. ocT• 7. Yestsrday, Lord Morpeth, Accompattil by Mr. Frere, Secretary of Legation, Mr. Boss and suite, arrived here from London, and the next day cnn tinned his journey tit the head-quarters of Hie Prus sian Majesty, in Saxony. yl Etre'. ki.t a. ocs. S. The head-quarters of the General in Chiefs Mi chaud, who commands the advanced guard of the united French and Deitch army, amounting to 700 u men, is still at Dierjordt, near Wesel. Troops are continually arriving in that country. Some di. visions have already marched away again up the itatts, Oct. 4. With the liveliest sensations of pleasure, not only the inhabitants of Berlin, tout all patriots, embrace this favourable opportunity, to give proofs of their love and gratitude to their King and Father, in the uue sense of the te'rin. The subscription opened by she Magistracy of this place, for contributions to - provide winter clothing for the troops, and its we t all the su%sje of Prolie;a for the system idopted b 7 their S,v•lreign, and there are indiViduals who have subscribe 'd t 6 tire amount of 4,300 We are informed, that M. Lafcrett t the t'rench Ambassador. dehmoded passports only for himself and his family. A Conger, who has arrived hem from the King's bead-quarters. has, however, brought pacsports Cdr the whole suite attached to the embassy, ani they will lea., tioditi this day or to-morrow. M. Laforest has to.day taken leave of lie at. quaintance here. On the 2d, a Courier arrived at Nastmloarg,Teala General Knobelsdorlf, at Pans. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON; TUESDAY, Ocrossa 14. The Harnburgh Mail dunce Sundry 111100viikhs night with letters and papers to the likagips. They have brought us the Russian Manifollawboil on the 30th August. and inserted ii.Thsigkenfaiss irrii Court Casette, of. the Vat of Safllleiers sit read to the Saute. upon the relatiaistiAntlein Russia and France, and the policy at former Power hi respea of this 010101011 pew of the world. It breathes ibillibOrisbe "bit which has uniformly distinguished des charalier of 11 ALIZANDIt. It assigns solid and substantial ma mas for rejeeing Mosaic's treaty; bet at the mu t ick doelsees, that His furcate s.hlaJaer r has pm. posed expeaside sae hoses for ressmiag negotiation with thealewsh Gemesszent The precise maditimas sealmediellthltaad ; but we an givess to andesstaod, that an lodemnity for the sing of SAILOtNIA, sad the reimierlemesel of the King of Natter, in he desigaing Two Sicilians, *onetime the prattlers' mew The .Wiflfle of the Senate to the Ifiediesaa is connived ire tends of the most ardent hrenity, and:, mall worthy of the liberal and .geosoine esstinemts of time Sompreign.— The Fees Minister, Lennart., had token lame of Isisiiiinds at Berlin on the 4th, and the exploded to half, that city on the Stb. He bad demanded pulpits only for himself and family; but His Penman lidaartar v liberally sent passports for every petecenhedeoging to the trench Embersy. This eireemiMace deserves notice. as it sinews the spirit and temper of the Prussian Government. No blow had been struck at the latest dates from the expelled theatre of war ; but the French and Prussian armies still continued to approach each other. The head-quartera of His Petisii•N Mains , / were pushed forward on the Ist instant to Erforth, sod the Prussian out-posts and piques were at that date upon the throe frontier at Colsongh. The sane letter adds, that a Russian army of 90,000 men was r upon its march, under the command of Field Max. that Ressessor, and three other Generals, includ ing Prince B row, whin so moth distinguished himself in the late war. Bonara at s having left Madame BONAPARTE and TALLZTR•IIO at MEDIU had proceeded for Frankfurt, through which CRT Muss,/ had proceeded on the 29th. at the head of his corps, for Aschaffenburgb. Basra's' bad his head quarters as Wurzburgh on the 2tith, and BESNADOTTS'S corps had advanced to Erlenvn. It thus appears, that the French were advancing through the Upper Palatinate, on the right r 124 by the way of Bamberg, Schweinfurt, Ste. an the left, in order to avoid the death of Grafeedwerg and Streitberg. While the great body of the freseh army is concentrating that quarenti gat& MiOnacia is coming up the Rhine, at the heed of the united French and Dutch corps. and has arty rd at Wiwi; and, in the South, the warps K Soar, which, it was supposed, would remain behind to watch Austria, has broken up, and begun t• move for the Upper Palatinate, takitg with it 6,006 of the Bavarian army. Militia has divided her army into four corps, and is draw ing a strong cordon of neutrality along her Bohemian frontier. The condo& of France, is leaving her thus without any force to controul her, except Bavaria, is accounted for, by 4spposisi that a convention has been agreed upon, by which the Austrian troops are not to pass the Ens, and the -French are to retire behind the f l osch. An article, dated Vienna, the 27th, states, that the French troops hare abandoned the attempt of reducing Ca labria, and received orders to fall back upon l'aPle c • The landing of the Russians in that pf-ovince may have contributed to this ace. J coots* bossat•sit is to be married, by proxy, on the 15th instant. to the Princess CATHAR:MC of Wrarenewse. JIRONZ has a wife living in America, the et-Avail Miss BA. TERROR r but no laws, human or diytne, are le stand in the way of the upstart race of Bo AAAAA TR. The Zed of LAUDERDALE and his Secretary , arrived, yesterday, in a chaise and four, at Downing • street, at a quarter 1.0 two o'clock. He was followed by Mr. Scout' the Messeagef• _ Comic I 1 La