The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-12 00:00:00

F! om THE FRENCH PAPERS. Nais, 06T. i . --Prince Louis NV .nit to Versailles the day before yesterday to view 'the dept?ta in that City. The Deputation ,appointed • by the Tribunate, to carry the Address voted by .it to-his Majesty the Emperor and King,. at his camp, set off the day be fore yesterday: it Consisted -of M. M. FAttaz (de • l'Aude), The President" ll,tentutx 'and 'l.Vverser.,,.• the Secretaries ; - Guesaottr, the President of the Se&ion' of the Interior ; 14 1 Atta . , Pre;icient •of the . SeCtion of Legislation ; AttNpuen, President. of the, Seaica of Finance; i±REV4Li, Reporter of the Cottimissioe and Ove •Menibers chesen by ballot, viz. M. M. Ceartiost44sAs,, ALI3ISSON, JA BERT, PIWWILLE.CEILNO2;') and CH LiAN. The' Senator P,eivreei' Paler, Vice:Admiral, died on the 2d inst. . • : Uu to the 29th of September the passage of the 'French Troops over the 'Bridge of Strasburgh eon, Ahmed With/int • interrtiption. • 'Meanwhile those troops Which had first crossed tla • rivor had already , advanced so far as 4.0 occupy tile allies of the Kim zige of Kappel, and of (.h-aisbach and though, in consequele..e of the forced marches made likewise :by, the Austri,tus oti their side, the pinks of the. two opposite :inflicts had altvady met each other, yet , no hostilities h:el taken place, iA even ai:;erted, that 'at Oppenau, at the foot at the Kniehis,beyond.Ober • kite'', aSquadron of Austrien Cavalry had retreated, on being summoned byen Oilieer who commanded detachment of French Cai airy, whip immediately entered the evacuated place. In the mean time it .became known at Strasburieb, that an Ottimsive and- ‘. Defensive en haS beta conelteled between the Emperer of the French and the Eleetor of B:a -, pursuant to which a Baden' CorpS of four thousand men would join the French e"trmy. Intelligence was. also received; that the B:11aVi1m Troops as:. Sembled on -the Upper 'Maloe, to 'the number, of t‘Wnty-six: thousand men, would soon join•the two • Armies led by Mtrshal BEti%tnoTTE and Geiseral •B!MTttIEa that ara marching to Wurtzburgh. r-STa,kszuitgii, SEPT, 30.--Prince Muller haS re - turned to his heedeliaarters. :Among the straegers ,of diStirtion \V 1 o are now within ow' wans, we remark the the., Minister of War, tliti Secretary . of 'State, k ''l.%; ALT ) General Ci.sit:a•,' MarshalS' .Metertea, rEY, BusEICAIN • The Emperor trausaCleci husinesS yesterday and the day' before, e the Grand Civil and Military rtmetionaries' now here ; particulady , with Mlr shal BEItT HIER (the Minister at War), and Price (his Jinperial M3:reia y'd Lieutenant-General).• Yesterday . their :Majesties went to the Chapel ui the Palace, where the, Bishop SAttale44 Who had arrived tWo.dayiebetbre from a journey, officiated, „it is said, that, after Mass, His itylejesty gave a pri vate audience t -M.D'Avi HY, iiti4er 02 tbe'Canton of Friburg, , in- Switzerland, and formedy -Landatn man, who has been deputed hither by the Extraor dinary Diet sitting at Soletire • . According to the accounts which reach us front the other side of the Rhine, the Austrians begin to fall back. It is at least certain, that their Da.; tachments, which liad,traversed Ott Left Bank. of •, till mint*, and the greater part of the Lleetorate of Wurtemburgh, have fallen back upon the main . body, of the Army; so that there are now no Aus trian Troops on the Left Bank of ,the Danube, in Suabia. On the Right Bank, it is said,, that they bave even quitted the entrance of the defiles of the Black Forest, for the putpese of taking a conceit , vated position between the Danube and the Lake of Constance. The principal form> are posted between the Bier and the lxch. imelligenee, from our Army' assures us, that it is advancing with a rapidity which disconcerts the Austrians. 'troops of ev.ary description are inces ' sandy passing by way of Kehl. ' • AUG SB HOU, S Austrians are in small force on the, kit bank of the barilbe ; they have evacuated Stutgard. A body of . GiVOlry has .entered TOTZ I! 011 CAVC, .3114 There are now no Austrian l'ioops iu the neigh:: bout - hood itatishon. It seems that they wilt onlk lea‘'e in the principal towns of Bavaria; The Russians contiene -to.. ade,ne e. General must, by this time, have entert ikleravia, ea its way ti, the Iletube, It is tee, thought. that it will arrive .at. Litter, before the, tote, of OCtolier. Flitherto there . hos. been no noi , Llcae tine mede ,te the Pitt of RatistlOtt thin niufch, ut these Troups.e. bat there is the less reason, to L. surpriseo at tlds, since Austria did not thitn fit to . . 01111111tniCitte to t 'Body the entrance - of he r FOrce4 into Bavaria and;Suabia. Ytanee, nit's the. contrary, has !liven all the tik!c,:!.ssary explanations, , that rautice itself niay have no gromels to work-upon, Cleat prep.irations are making for the - 601111 Meeting of the HunTtrian I)let4ite.Pl' ,, tiburg. The Porte has a, eeeelpdgt,..d. the independence of Seivia Subjea to Certain Inodiati:itious, which the Serviiiie•; do not like : they (Again what:they choose, through the intervention of the Russian' AtrifriisSader at Constantin: yle. establisimient;:of FlOipLidar in A view Polituati‘m has set ,0)* 3144,6 a definitive arrangeineut. Ihvstilities leive ceased. H4NOVER, PT. BYRNI'a/ % 4 • US tho ' ;to t % to id 4 d, 4 114 Ht : 1111;j i rtuv e 1 1 , 4 celleocy recoivod AuthoritiVs. taietnher his .ind sol t 7itc..l:‘' relieve the Country. The 1,,00ra ;L I ! ) wart . h)ess his . memory, arid will never, 1 or4c.t assistance h(*.ttforded theni till the very I.ist for, on taking - diStriburod t h c .,„ furtliCr-stiin of four Ipiodred-ri4 (;general Ba.tiriott,' who-armed here on tip 13(11, bas'assurned the cooltuand of the 'troops that. re train in this'Etedorate; I.le residcs ;it the I)iita: CAmstanoc's Palace, 1101 NA DrYITE initabiti.:d during the \vinter. f i'e Castles of Herrenhaugen aid Niontbrilhint arc ..),) lon•,;er ()c -oupled. • YiENNA, Si,;vr. '2O. LA RoCY.E:POIS- . , e AULT, in conformity NV4p the orders whh !, 1 0 Lad received from. his Court, demande'd Passports floM Count. Co4g.t.(TALL the mordent lit wasinform cci that i.he Austrian Troap3 had pasued the ion and Stl+4,,n4 Btriaro. - • - _ . FROM TILE VITO!! btPERs. Vir.NtzA, 2! .---The French, Ambassador, M. VP' .V 4 13-OC.HEFOIM;MILT., is still here, and this day a Courier was sent off to 111,C EMPEROR, who is with the Army, with the result of the conferences between the said Ambassador, the Prussian Fnvoy, and the Vice-Chancellor of State, Count COBENT ZEr, Fresh proposals for Peace have been made, but there is not the least hope that they 'will sue• ect- rt. Our Courl Garrtie of the 4ith contains intelli gence of the arrival of the Russian Troop's it Mora=" via. Some of the Officers have Preceded -theth, and arc already arrived at Vienna. • . • Accoiding to intelligence received . from Italy, a rencontre has taken place , between' our advaticed posts and those of the French, cm the Bank. of the Adige, in which some musket balls were exchaPged, and a few soldiers.-wounded.,- but an explanation having taken place between the Co , ,nmanders, .that tiff* his not been attended 'With any ill come quenco. • „ . , The ImperialOfficerl - of State are charged to pre. serve.the striCte•A si fence - relative to the atiairs of thei, - .0111CCF. , . MUN Sztr. morning, at eleven, the ENIrELLOA p(issed through this City on his return . to Vienna: Our whole garer.kon, except 360 men, marched out this day ar noon, and to-morrow a strong- corps will cross the Danube at Donawertli and Reubuigh. , . iNANKVORT 3 OCT. 1.--We hear nothing of the two Armies, except that t) French will establish a bridge wioss the Maine - near this city. STuALsuND, SEPT. 27.—This day the Swedish Regiment of Grenadier Guards, which had landed at Hagen, arrived here in transports, and to-morrow 'we expea a Battalion of the Regiment of Cronberg, and another Battalion. <Quarters have been prepared for .(.3 3 :.w0 men. A small cordon has been drawn towards the Prussian frontier. , Archduke Cunt Es ar rived here ..yesterday at his head-quarters, and this .day hc circulated the following Address among his Army.:,--- • • Ortmy,arrival., no business . presses more upon me than to inform the .Army that I am again at its andlrave; .taken the command upon me. I hope, train the i7ecolleEtiOn of former occurrences, 60 gloriot,is for his Majesty's arms, that if War should,be inevitable, contrary. to his Majesty's • sin,- ce're desfre, shall still find in the Army that an cieiit Veit of confidence and perseverance, that un.• shaken steadiness in danger, that obedient bravery, and - (I cannot mention it without being sensibly atfeacd) attachment to person, and confi— dence ill, whiCh the most memorable days of my lite lia.;e been 'distinguished, and .which Iwo Jed to actions tier -the welfare of the Monarchy that can never be tbrgotten. 1 doubt not but, the Army will remember,.,at every period of my life, the tare anti attachment with which I shared its fate, both'in pros] erlty and adversity.. . Above all urines I Aeommend the Commanders of hirg& or mall bodies, to instil into the 'troops~ the true',military virtues ; a Stria clisciplirie, paa ence, obtdieuce, and continence. The spirit of dis conteilt obstinacy,. stubbornness, drinking, and gambling, as. Well as every species of vice which un dermine men's moral,, must. be extirpated in the Arrnr; and I shall seriously hold the CoMmanders responsible for the observance of this exhortation. Thdt: file business at head-quarters may be Ma naged accarding . to a settled plan, I have divided the tour p.,irts,.each of which is r., kne its.separate functions. trther regulate ms on this subject are . amply. detailed in a primed ordinance. • • .13ANTWIttl.; '..."9:---Every exertion is made to, ' plitcc fooress the strongest state Pidvtence. For Oa si.;dce of three thousand fathoms (tinoo t;:.tt fortress 'every thing has ICE t^ i"Gut or ptilk•A down for that purpose. On the' 2714 the Div Won BAUDON went - in per .to the by.etmliv e (",olninission, to hasten the pro , vOoPing of the sa4 forireSs, so that it may be emit . 1:1:lied lb 4 month General GakNrisnAv is gone from hence to Wilre several Citizens houses are fanned int6:rnagazines, FROM 'THE latvrAvi Ara STATE GAZETTE. litiTtsHoN, the 23d instant the Fronch Cluirgd liAettutt, transmitted to the Dirtilorial Minister,' for corns unication to the Diet, 'the following - Note. ‘-‘ The Present circumstanc,r3 make it the duty of Ebitqntott of the- FRENott to coactgAllite hh .\.troy, in Order to provide 'fit-the protetaion of h 6 Prontiers, which are so , evid,ently menaced. "1. ESTY has, therefore, been obliged to recall `the greatest part of the Army which he had in The tetritery of - Hanover, and those Troops be ing in the heart of Germany, could not do other. wise than pa:s through C part of the Empire to get to the place of their destihation. But alt hot igh the motives and the intentioh of their passage are most clearly pointed out br the preNortt state or milk's, which 'is known to the whole world, and' it' is cesusequeutly impottsible to miscon strue , thom; nevertheless, in order to preen:me any ob:c vations' winch 'Malignity might suggest to -riliti int,rpret Ni.k3T.Sljv has Charged the Un dor,igned to gir r .to the Germanic 'Diet those ex planations . which are contained in this present Note. kiaisbua,ith Congplernentaq Pay, Year 13 (zrst Sept). (Signet 4 as BACHER. MA NV! ELM. t the Ot 11 instant Gen. MAssENA, Coinniander' Chief of the Fiench Army in Italy, returned to ,tins city from Villa Franca ; ycsterd3y he inspeeted the , fortifications of this important Fortress, and went to Valeggio in the vening, where it is,- thought, he will establish his head-suarters, We exped here a great number of Troop,. . , WARsAvp', Rtri‘, .3.--:--Al,l'the Russian Tenops are on - their march fr()lli' 11.111 . 3r1 into Austrian l'oLind. The Bridge at Pulau 1,3 s been repaired , with fir t, exp ,. !iitiorr; .and the have passed oviYr it: The Column under General ~ I. . tyrnses.v. has talcoit the road of Cracow. A Camp will I.efortried Rear Muiczew. l'o-morrow the Emperor ALEsq./enER, accompanied' by . the blinister'Onee CuovroniFit7,,, is esveeled There is a strong . report here of an intended in , - terview between the RUSSIAN . EMPEROR and tie KING Of PRUSSIA. and another' Sovereign.- CONSTANTRIOnE,.. AUG. 26..---On the 24th a Courier arrived here from Paris, who brought the French Secretary of I:kg:ldea, RUFFIN, his appoint- Merit as French charge d' 41faires to the Porte in the room of M. PA RANDIER.; whose farther destiea , tidn is not yet known. • The late French Envoy,' M. JAUBERT, ,has been for some time at Widdin, with PASWAN OGLOIT, _whence. it is inferred. that the latter is .upon wry good terms with the French Government, Iltenc,`Oc'r. 7.—The folloWing Letter,.address,.. ed by the - EMPEROR of the FRENCH : iirid KING 0/ ITALY, from Strasburgh, the 2)th of September 14st: to his Excellency the. Pensionary, confirmveot only the measures of our security alreadY• take ,by His I.I , IAjP.STV,ItI the event of the Enemy's landing,epon our Ceast?:bilt sheers, at the same time, how MAJEIVPY appreciates the charaCter of ,the'Ba tavian Nation : . • • " MY'VRRY DEAR AND GREAT.FRIEND !, " I have been obliged to vvithdraw my army cram Holland, to Make head against an impious Coalition which: the gold and . the . intrigueS of. Engleed have formed against me.aud. my Allies. I have eotn- Mande& in my Empire the formation of. National ,Guards for the defence of my frontiers. You will he aware that, . in the present circumstances, the friends. of their country must take up arms to repel those bands; eager for pillage, : whom England would throW into their shores. However,* let not the in-' habitants of Holland be alarmed. My Armiei of Reserve, of Boulogne and Mentz, are more than sufficient to 'succour the troops Which .defend their coasts, and to prevent any army who violate theta .tavian territory from re-embarking.. In the present circumstances, my very dear and great friend, de pend upon your zeal and patriotism. The cares of war do not so entirely absorb my' attention, that I shall not constantly watch for the concerns of the Batavian Couetry..Atearmy. might indeed land, but be assured that it would not re-embark.—However, I call upon the courage and patriotisM of the, Bata 7 vians to confound the hatred of the tyrants of the sea, and to secure that part of the Continent from the invasion of the pirates. " Herewith I pray God to take you, my very dear and great friend, under his holy proteaion. • " NAPOLEON:" Stra4Jaurgb, 7 Vendemiaire, Year 14, (2.9 Sept.) Both the French and liatavian Troops now in, our Republic, are commanded by Geeeral CRAUD. • . . _ MADRID, SEPT, 9.—The re4ignation 'of Admiral GRAVINA, has only tendedlo skew howehigfily d4r Court values the Merit of :that. Coremeptier, The- Commander of the Ferrel Squadron, Admiral GaAN DELLANA, with whom Don : GitAirnes. had.fallenptit; is dismissed, , and the latter has' thereupon restimed the eetritnaed of the whole of our NaVy at Ceti. • MAIO-110k. SEPT. great' part of the right bank of the Rhine is covered with .French Troops, which, from that River, mareli. towards Franconia and the interior of Suabia. The first destination is that of the Armies of Hanover and of Holland, the next that of the Armies of the Coast Of the Ocean. The two former, having arrived at the Maine, eiher, through Hesse or Mentz, are march for the' territory of Wurtzhergh, The late Army of the Ocean, also, is at this rnorpoui entering Suabia, hay ing passed the . Rhine three qayi ago ; :beth before, Manheimend at Stresbergh:.,. Isinruerous boaes of French Troops extended themselves on the 2ttle instant from Straibureh into the 'neighbourieg, State of 13aden. , The following tend the next morping a great many Troop arrived at Manheine and its environs, „from the left wieg.Of the Saint Army. , These latter, under Marshal, D4VOUST, formett . at Boulogne the right Wing of the French, Army, .of which they no,* form the left. Several regiments of infantry and 'Cavalry passed Man-- heim - on the 26th, in their way to Heidelberg, and their Commander-in-Chief followed them to the former city in the afternoon'. FRANKFORT, OCT. .(2.—The different corps of the Trench grand army have successively passed . the Rhine at different points, at HUniugen, at Strasburg' le at Lauterbourg, and at Manheim. The head-quae, ter of the Austrian Army must now be at Merninin 1, where, however, the Emperer of Austria is riot armed. This Monarch, after he had held a Grand Council of War at Landsherg, on the 25th, lett that place or the following day, fur Vienna., le, that Ca pital au Imperial Troelamation was published, , dur- Mg . the Estrenott's `abience„' ordering a large cone tribution of corn and oats throughout the of tinic~ns, for the use of the Austrian 'and Russian Armies, and fixing the quantity to be fernished by . each Province. . ,- AcCording to. Letters from 'ltastadt, Mv it.AT had arrived there on the 27th ult. and the days ' set off for. Carlsruhe, to the . hcad-:quarters of Marshal NEY, both of VVhorn proceeded dike sotto: evening for Pfort-ziteint, whence , a- rench-Coluutu . had previon.ily received orders to march. The co . limin' under the comMand of Marshal DAVl:n:l6.l'lom 46 way from Alkitiheim, is marching overi *Odd- , berg along the Ncclor, for Heilbrun, - where the outposts arrived on the '.:;)th. Of the right wing of the French Army nothing further 'was known' than that theKnibis had been oceupii...cl, and that, the French Troops patrolled already in the ,q-ri'irocri of Nagold. , Of Marshal Souves Column, which )tad Passed near Huniugen, nothing new was known it is howevcr . certain that, to the ,eBth, not shot. had been fired. The Austrians. .were' niarching backwards at ill points., in order to, ceucentrate their forces. :We kar that entrenchments are throwing up, from stage to stage, behind. the Bier, from Kempten to Ulm, at which no less than 114000 Snabiart and Bavarian peasants were lalpuring. Tlue worts of VIM and. Metnmingen : are undergoing emu - ides:4e improvements. _ _ WURTZBt7EGH, OCT. I.—On the 28th tilt, ;Mar shal BEKVADO,TTLI deparLed from hence. The tr.arch of the Ifreneh procqds witho4ces:witaa ; the head,: were 7tC3t,i.,,, b quarters from Bamberg. t The Marshal was received here ia the tuost cßstinguished manner by the Eleaoral Fa• . . roily. Before his departure General Nbatmo...ii. a ar rived here. EleaOral Commissaries are posted on all the . roads to provide necessaries for, the Army. This Citadel has also bean provisioned. An excli'angs of Couriers has constantly taken place between this ' City and Berlin. , It a pp ears that the journey of our t le&tir tO,A.mberg had pOsitively a military' objett, and•there IS reason to conjedure, that our Armiwill • eak up in the Upper P a latinate for Fran- ' b f lortly .br t..onia, 'aud that In caso of war, the Eleao r will cont. nand it - in Person• leas ure of Ur.. .1, . SEPy, 30.--We hear that the lis p . tlie House of *Atistria against the Eleoor of Bavaria took its risein c.onsequence of the intercepted Core /respondence Nvhich ,cod been purloined by a POP elan lagitive from the Cabinet of MarqUis Lucas- SIN'. Papers , Intve been found in it which give to 4 lt a i c s i( e ' ert e a u it i: : ü ß n a d va e r rs ia trw . into the hands of the AtlitriallS; for while the.fagi‘ tire was pursuitagin Frankfort by the Reach F ug bassador, lie f _ound, means to secret hiinsel(in _the ttlhe,ittiotohose.betwen France and Papers have get Imperial House, of RendezvOus, from which be vi m brought that as a recruit, and conatiacd cut ' 3 ' Frankfort.. s TRASBURGII, OCT. 1,--The whole of the ArolY has passed the . Mine, Ye sterdaY the razilaingl a :t i t:l c e:e rn ; u th ts is d nto ti rt:i:; Stan" set at Parture. Maislial DektTnisit and llis to-noit. , The Emperoi. Ifungctlf took his departure e,r,ial Guard t:10: ti p le n i , a e ' • VI4NN'A, 5UT.,..25.—:A. SccretarY 0: 434 later arrived here as Courier Iron Piris with Os. talions of ,T l'itc!i(?.4. tbr' the French Ambassador. Several 1 " . loops and Squadrons of Cavalry have ay rived I .11°5°...--114inegt-i Which . have proceeded foc thy , Hera from- ;fransilvania, in order W rePl"c‘' Army.._ ~ Russian At ivse—iit there'4o a . great many t inn cars , here be.istiging to the first divisio4l of: I ''' ;r busioexibe' re i t - -: ,•• ~; ' ' "on In a other no Tr°6lls which go ft-melting through Morai3t Thc: , .4 to, rec,m.(,,,,anpuui 9ersarieS.for those. Troops , . ' " ~.. . - 'Tae P3yfirim,,Gerwrat, VOrl NOCiA ROLLA), 0141 Rues, tlic N.ArAiqrtolis,. TlTC,,obje6t of lii! ini,,L'l 'does uot as y e t sceall to 1' aceor,nPftsMit, ' 0 Fiox Tut AIAsN-, OcT, .I.qardln'll , ; nail report, the -greatest part of the SAO ElO , .. to be pat on the war establishment.' ~,Tri tO Tii,b' Eniperor has left "Munich, on , his re" 'yieklua. All the Troosps .which were in 4'citiesi City, eicept.;3oo ructl, 'pave 111'1':40Q therieo,, i• Inie Coluaw vi . Au;',63,lt:P°(ll; ,04 t."I3Y t 6 in is the oattube pear Pawl": it 3 ,...,4, Newb4rg: OU the.24th of 'September tM l''' quartets of General K. .' u w ere front RIW 4 L1.N.1. V, Bavaria, are defn Sed bientir utibia 011 4 11 , t,he roads in 'iyrol,'.leticling '-• ~ the tirst,ttli,lo; .a . au ( . ;: ictl • ?iett by TrOgp,s.: The redoubts near 'Wilt", wOO the French destrnyed last war, Pre Oswrej., b a lo ePtraUchnients, at the defiles near Virenten enclirnenth also been repaired., ll' rtsbe i°4 l'he -Autiirian Oqueit, Oil tile 27410 pit • -°- 40 0, c°"s1t011 of itnne hundreds of Uhlans end Dn', ls it o f The French entered that pity: d ' g th- ' l'l ' V e urtn . , the fllth and t.oltli. .. Ihc frCOCh ' FicaM T#E, NEVIV.. R, ELBE, Oar J. , -;; ..- , a de, have evacuated fAlneburgil garburg, a nd.SP fr ,it have retired to the Interiar,',..Aboilt 00 0 11 7 1 o f is said, remain in itanover: There, is!Lo* augmenting the works o f the Citadel of, I' PP- ... ,,,,,.;#4 .._..ebstel ---- MAlLS,Mbittict hasvio—t Lisbon. Dot-102h ildw' A Waterford, 2, Dubli o ... Vtiltj. i) I STOCI:"'S ' ' ' TtillS OA V`AT 'O O l WO, VO'CLOCIt. , Oa Go: SAS' - T H 1 Iwo flis4lo 4.01 i" -sATonnAY, 'l2; ~....., Via, ( NV b• ! * •I 01411411 g FCCOIVed• Pares Jo( r i , pers;4 thelbilifer AO - die tith, and tile land!' l'' „ e, `' tothirtg. 11414411bnitemr of the sth stau!6,lll3!i', Fr 4 eueli .Attibass.ador. at Viellt, 1 xf DF LA it°c'li': ._, , . ~..,10.:, 1i d .l, bilt, it, r Ilk eltialicr.Nl tit, i.:,l3spOrtS y cie not appear /lilt he 'llas : left- Illat. capital , y; j cultAtilice writis strongly 0 contirra till' ffitcl.lsel• } ' lllO 04' we received e few days.ago,a B.N,rAwf _ O . fi made -tieslt pacific OVertorea to the E444.011`)).14 1 GER ~ . ! fl ,Cfia''' 11 , ttilhate:iillNY'Vtg. acrit:t!si attPl7tro:sclitlllyh'l'lllbt.3ot'tgl:°4lllr:''ilisli4livii°l6::iLicil;i:lgit°4rl-14'.:711::: 1 ; the wholo of his Army 433,1;4001 the Itilin" i j if the From+ accovolts war be depended ✓ up,tl, , rittet:relitalteilllngg:abeovtel;tillidNiVitC4l3l:a'll:::ChliiinCeCtlll:°. \.IIL/15t113ri'":: t.i? • u iv thc circtinutanco, of the freneb. Atiit,os3dqii 1‘ .1 1 I i V inir, at Vienra so long aftti .I)o',receiv'", ' l ‘oilv port;, that Dr.?NAFA,RTE WiSileti to 113 be 4,4' . watt opt at nczotiation. The Moniteur stlltes) tb4( (1' i .