The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-17 00:00:00

NI A I I, S, ASi a rvro-- I Hamblir7ll, z Waterford. Dtraf—r Hamburgh, Goitcribur i ;l4 1),13in, Wateribrd; t) I. STOCKS .• TJUS'DAYAt Twztva a'cLocx. Consols t - S~ S U N. 10LtIVr.QUI4 rALSUM ' itUDIIIT ? .~~. . -D 0 -N;- • 7 • r a+~ ~ T • . HUR$O'47, 6CTODEt 17, IeOS. - TYPoil exa r - n in the utg position of the French and pitustria'a Arcii'd; 'afr 'the French Papers, .there can be-very little • doubt but that Hostilities hone cotninenced 'before 'this time. `Boll-APAI.T.E,_ it I :6pp r e4rS by tlte. last account, had liNed' hiS . ,Head- Auayters at 'Stittgardt; which is, we believe, riot ,above 50 miles frora Ulm, «rhich is one of the, prin ,c:pal stations occupied by the Austrians and _unless 'the latter Totri.‘ated from the Atrong position which ',they occupied front Ulm to'KeMpten ; 'which we think very tin probilble ; the forrner could scarcely advance a . step without The Statementgiv i en lathe Fren ch 'Papers o f thc ntariber ofTroops that crossed the Rhine is so very vague, and the'positions which they Mye taken are inentioned , in so very geheral. a way, that it forth a COUjeeture' upon the plan . of operaticins they intend to pursue. 'lt is prollable, !hilt iI3OI4.APAIIerL will:Concentrate a ConF • ii4riible Part of lily Forcs; 'eilciezour tQ break seine part'. of the"'Atistriai.,lne r , T)tweeq Ulm • and Kempteii. If 1w should el lbcuXally . suceetdin one part, the WhOleLitie tun's.f Allbac:tc; however, that 'he difficult tindertaking . to drive the Austrians, J i they ihatild'wait to t i e.' at-1 tacked, front their po:iition, i.Veristrong . • one - brhature, and rendered more so -B”ti • • • • . • • % 1 1%! trust that they will not confine.theinselveslto 40-1 f,TfiiVe 0p(la*IS ! Xiit:Wit l hgtarlding all the Jousts - in the Frenthliapers, 'we love mason to thitil4 that Autriatis era, equal in.point of numbers to .the . 11;id. It, not t 1 ; th44c-rott E 110 lon. era: have' t_^,4 r. on t e., .:.)Atfii•••.have tyrs 'try . . 'corn Austrian , ,ArinY,. which saY, tii is is in the highest state of 'discipline, and in tho most popfedt , condition ; ate wOihave :ztrOug .reasotis to believe that our next froiri the C',6ntintit will ipforin us 'that • the , r,have, advattc' ipowtssion, of :the strong„*t)osition of i tok:aoh . ; ,. "tippOied . :thAt ; ., tlle,Divisions i under 1,E4t74n0-rai,•/VTAamot l / 4 ,ii„ reinforced. by • the Bavarian ~, Army, will • endeavour - to penetrate through Franconia and: the' sake by . that:route to Vicnul. I'r• a most • .. • gerons att(..tnpt i . 'n;'`lttlCsians,' we knilwr would Arrive (lune in time ,to meet the rretieh e if they should vQnttire‘ upon -:sre/d4.:spCil4 We' KIY defiperate, beeau4e tliere appears scarcely a . .P6ss;t-' bility of succeeding, and a serious defeat , Would in valve the invading Army ill' complete ruin. . SINCE Writino - the''iliied . we have recetto4.;the contents 'of the LitiitiOtrik,ilbi/ dud' 'On Stmday, arrived last night. , ! . 7l;VO - Gotteobinik 4144 have , alsoarriVed; The intelligence theyi : lpring, although it does, not ;num:ince the fianal Cetnyaelli.Ttnert Ut liustiliW.b ib . 10. many respeaslii li I import4,A_ we IMO tin . pmpkt confirmation ' of , ttott stead}' march of the IttlsHian :Trdopti to' their points of destination,' all Of . .the:in .high Order and in an excellent state ,i)t" The', Advanced ~ird of ti"e Itti9iatlb - had arrived' at erems, 9 the Danube, .revious • to the With ultimo. ; The, first and seOend , Aro . i'y, together of 160 : bon weve,:•li,nrnediately 4`here 1•1;t1 therefore tiMe tor tiwra to reach Ilatisbon (aa ,hav ..'stated above)' by' the , • , etli'i,n'iaant; and all. .feani roisto:ting the rOdrch of .FrOlcli Army node ', l' e q4t; ntttra r, jig.l4N Ai u DAVeVt.i,4; and the Upper Palatinate, way rew.ltlahiy be at an end. The Etrparor 4 tet.xnt nrrt rit.itti:cl St. Peteraturigh ? on 9t.h talt. - 14 arrived: at - firzcli, n Lithuanif" oh the from whence proceeded tbrivai'd try Polkitv. .41,iperi;:ti Ma jesty, therefore,-would soon overtake even stated in Lettet;s from:id Eit). parer AL.F,XANDE wa. eSpdqed in that Capital, . 'where, apartments werejn,tmg 'up in the finperial Palace for his reception. 110 whole .R.Osian Arnv to be' employed in. this momentous coutest is van estinptcd. Some I..efte;s from St. Peters bizrah state, that the Rumian Army whichllas'already marched anzonins t0'J'2 , 0,006 men, the Army of Re-, ierVeto 300,000,3nd tb3t,the reauitingrec' entjy order od will produce Q 50,000 men, The Imperial Ukase` Orzirinil the' . fecruitingt dirddi that four men lial j 'on t,41 , ,en put of' every 5ilQ .:1t bitauts. 11.661iir6v6 , v.Y op; the llt'encli Minister at Yitnna, tife 26th OIL 'but ano - ' $ 14 4- . reason may now bo.assig,LN tor 4i1. , st4y, besides any rumour of Negotiation, as the Austrian Gorern ment, with the most politic precaution, m:rirr. riot gra4 him i!sasspotts until it is ascertained that the A t ushian Plinister and. A l the Austriantat Paris have obtained their Passports. • '` : , . .The 41,ZCI:01C6f BavmtrA r stated tc L have con cluded a Convention-with the French son the -27th ult. by Whigh, not only the Bavarian Troops were to join -the .French Army, but Wurtzburg'wai Also to be delivered Alp to ,the French. This Convention has Vi s n'ti v cafried into effcet. *" ThQ'NoW' presented by the French Minister at Ratisbon, which wk.: mentioned yesterday, we have given at length amongstAhe articles,- from the Mail, to which we refer otltylleaders. alledge . 3 that Austria has reiolveri upon War, and has shut every opening to Negotiation. - By private Letters :from lianover we learn,, that the greatest, ex.eition:f are making by the Frprich Troopc wh4 remain in- Hanover to repair the Forti fications-9r Hameln and Nieuberg, in WiliCil thL . , peasaptry are compelled to assist. A report had reached llanoyer, that the French [ 'National .Bank had publicly announced itw inability , to pay any sum above ,:wo Our Leger from Plymouth states, • that a number OeVe ssel ! li'dYebeen Sein 'standing ej the 'dhhi)ei * i., which werei4u l ip6.ki to belOng . lo thei ..latpaica and Leeward Watat Vicets.' Apprehensions aro .euter taixietY fc;ir,ttip Fleets, but we trust thoy will be speedily removeit. '• Niintenikeilee ha:; 'c ' i.'".l. - tieefiteartiEdittlttrAd- • • , - n ; Ktio*''that‘the Rochefort Squalr,on :continue.d cruizing,in nearly...the same lar titude ~ vhichtheycapi.tired 'the Cdlcuita, there is hOpe that the ?441 rant Mill • , •111 'with them.- -Tht.J Sqqadrom,:was uiL on t:lla Ist a lid 4th • ins,tant, • , different VeN Is i , accounts . concur in c..-3.7i;ing in lit 49 N.lent, i • ; • •Qurr. tt r Frain Zdinburgh ,state, that .a Strange Fleet 2.th ofd`' the Frith of • 'Ffirtll!" R „W> snpposed to rbe the ussian kle , ct, and 'Mots were'. 'sent off to conCluet it to .Yarnlouth, winelp l 3 the fist piaci. of ittt tlcstillAtgM. , • We 5tat:;,4 : 11.1 . 94T Pape,e,,a the . Bth! instant, that the"Gerrhati Legion was Abeitalto be embarked, for the purprise. f re-oocupyitig llallover., We Llieve the embaikati6il .take' Place, Yesterday morning'. Tiir;r, and the several 340tttlaitk, toolc,ap . ,airing in the neighhiurhoo& Of Ltentibrd- and ,Ealing. • : . Mt. Pin walte'd on fits IlUilcs.r? yesterday nf ternoon at Kew, afnc... whiCh he dined ~ vith a poly •of 'fashionabk 1, M. Lor&NivlcitAves seat at Ful . ham: isp, tc4 ,f.ar, important patitre were forwzirdeo estertlay liy r St , iattov-, the Messenger, to St.' 'Pethrecittrgh, for Lord G. I G'ovira. Diret.-Aions . bad been pre‘6o.9sly. sent to Y:trrnonth for ing critter to he in. readiness to convey Mr. Sr.t.l:ttoW, on his arrbial,l.lloe, inirt*iittely to Gottonburgh. ' Yesterday, ,the ftWasiatt 44a. ( t )ba(l Sa S transaCted business at Lord ,Mulg - r!„, s't t~trilh t y tlte ; pividencls hogan A:. the Bank., lOwnsen,d and others Odin .110 , A ,;(1 , .(1, tended its iis!"3l. • INDIA I i0054,-,---.Yesterd:' , y a Court of I )ire6tors -was. whe:i Capt..l\4ll,l4KEN'ettAlt: no.(0111 illto tll6 01 the 'Ship tiipizinatune;cotuignL,l to. Ilionibay and Mntulav last Sir JKi%tirs Ist.TtarttN*T, Malt. the (4alepl Of tli c e:t246?l) the svd • huryVolunteers i . under. the eoentislitud of Lient: M ' A 9 1 :5 dYN r Avere:-iirrtikri;tip'on the illaricet and 'the C4enevil satis-; `firtrwith theirmiliraryirryriearanee and duictplate,—, Tite(3onerki) CC;ll4llaccito th 9 Town- Pall; and in 4,441-,swrithly of the Corporation, was.! iipretiented.with t ..tAte p'i-pedonl of the Cbrpdration, Sir InitatlitAgptiitv, tart; Recorder of the,florough- Tho General alterwartb,.dine,d with the Mayor and t:orPoratri.4)- ALthe , annual eledion of Chief fieerS of the Corporation; 'on the sante 'day, 13. (it, vAtt, Li4i, was sworn in 7ty or, tad; Tlt V TT, Esti. .tustice and. L'oroner for the yearenSitilig. I.knnenant Tomr,ll4Bov, of the • Dowteintts. brig., who litely i tliiplayed,4.4ll L.,rave illtrOpiditytp c;ipt;tring 4 : ..apaniph./Gon , -boat: and; teven:qpspiSh Merehantnen, : yatkeh were proteete'd othee:cinti boats, at Gtl4.okittitr,),Os an inl i ahl(ant of VortstrOuth., and a gallant old , Officer. He has been, 23 years, a Lientenant s .always i active set vice, anid is brother. (..,f Captain I.iOr,it.priol4, of thO.Nityy: . The following rsfieech , was trade b 3 Capt ~ S orrn;, r ;. . President of the Court :Martial appointed for trying` ( NA. Milbar, 4 jr ' Hi4 ' MajOsty . F. late Shit) Moodie, on presenting his Sword, atter being rnost.honour. , ably acquitted „ ‘‘" I , feel - tho Iteitost saftsfaAloo and plesnfei i tt the diseltatv' - 4 , ,this part of my clttityy tritving to convey .to yott.the jtlit Selaitl)elits Whith the Niem .bers cSt Otis Court enk-rtain of your very able, and gallant condm . .:t in the'knc d , 'e .tilade,by you of His Majesty's Lito. tship Pinitche against a very strperior force of the . liateitty's Ships':: 0'44 likewitie of - the spirited 'sapportl'aPrded you by the .oflic,ers- of every descripti.)n, as well as . tW.'Sea t ireu - and Royal Marines, under your eoalmand, in ,the discharge of their duty; at.. 4 which redeas upon ) -, oti and Went, on that oct i - 016n,. the InOtest degree of merit and approbation. , , Y. On no.int 11. M. S.' (signet° .'101(N SUTTON, Salvad'ordcl'S`aul°, • ' , P 0 .4044.4 ttt ii pi yin ottth, t)et. 1.1; tgog, e4arttfroono.,: , B. It was - proved on the, .t:','ottrt • i ien'it ,, the . .oath - of Mr. ittu E.s,, ; the I: , trot, , tI, the;T4aze and 4 a Torche Cattw ipto r!aitnx and therhpa.24trieilb s Sr, mucli for BA do A's verr,Tl ) • 1 TILE H4.1173URC11 JUTE. LEMBERG, SEPT,- 1.4-. - --Qn the 30th' Aug - use the first column of tihe iirst Ritiptan Army ar4ed here. This columnC'onsists-O - f the five legitnents ef Rms.; sars'bf Saner; of a Regiment of. Grenadiers, another of Cl alteffirp an t O z j k livity g the Line, a Traiti of Artillery of 3,2 pies ofcannen,and 2Vi baggage, ammunition,, ,and_hospital waggons: The whole column consists .of .9.000,411eur Au - the first instant Arrived the kerond column, consist ,/ • - ing ofonp i Regiment of Dragoons, yikyq' of ,G i renadiers, and two Regiments or Infantry off', the Line; with ii Train b 1 Artillery of V 4 . tec:es of , 'oanudn,; and a corps Of Saipers :and 'Miners in 11l 11.,000 men: On the 3d the third colu' ran arrived, consioting of four Regirnents of Infantry cif the pine, fottle Batta:' aions of Grenadiers, and the .114rti,4.01)itutrir 2 3' of. the or••NVuite . rnbiii g li;:iiitli:3G. pieces and a great nunili6i : `ofl3so44nTrinntoon .t ss.. Waggt.nis ; in the whOle 1;3,000, mm, Opalip*Mhe cohtth passeci,consisting rse• thßatta)ions r of Grenadiers, three llegireents of Infantry, of the Line. vitb,A.,great qua utity dt heavy .1\ rtilre ry ; and _iin:tike 7th the fth c.4aainn nrivCd".". Afth colnenni „ - eolitaio ci,aeli, 11,606 men. Tjie Tr 4 i i reeornpased Orhandsome:, young, .it - rt?tig - , , , and vielt disCiPlined men, Clios'en ?Ilninthell6 :of the 1 I I.i, .4 ~„; • Army, 4nd :11.1 1 .n ew.. nlie . ;Ina accoutreq:, „ 4. ins Army of 56,006i . nen . ,w1licli, between the t sth and 92thin3t.. will reach theFroptiers of Maraiv,ia, ;, commanded 1 by Gener.vl letwou9ow .f A ve.. nnuls ~under hic are...winraaudw _by ti Lieutenant-Generals Pitticiinsiori; Voit ItO"AEN, Baron attiik. 4 rxikv i frith!' ljEttieoN'v, the second Army,. which is fike - w' i`se On full mare!!, is 11..4:General' Chia : 1 ti t gtz), AdyanCe4 : Guard of . . first llnssian.Army has !already , cu rived' at :Citens.- . --; The iirst Army - , top tlier:with £he. sinoild,. nieditely foliciw'; it 16q,0 - po . ;men. VenNICA, SEPT. 28.4—The answer of FraOce the Declaradon . of the:.Court of: Vienna not having r t' retardsd the departlireOl :the' Ainhassa- dOr has; howeC'er,, been i comitutnicated to hien, that ht , Tccf..ive his pass- ports as' soon ~as L'otptt CottENT z EL, and 411 tls% AuT ;stliaris wltb.Ard , at 'Nri9/ Sli tll receive theirs, Troops will be in part' conveyed IA - 3000 'ear'ges frotri -13rtinn to Bram:lh, where . they 'will arrive on the loth of 'o6tober: • , Tile 11111perOT Ik,LEKANDEft CX:pt.:6ted . iintnbee opar4qpias In • the Imperial lal to are 11! - ting , ttis `•I hat' left gifit of tieptember, and on tills .7 , 26th arrived I,vhiell is yeTrrfipid' travelling. . a Colarier was '6;iiit.'4,fr t() the .COLii. niatici#ll,t' of column of tie itnssian Troops,. .I\loloo,inEntis , Or.r. the- s"7th of septem h!.r the ELE.cP.on of &V A,11.1A CollChlattd Cenveli-, virtue 9 f, whidi hisTr6opa Ore' tO1), - .iidthe French Itcrxiy, and the librtress'of Wurtz burgh is to be delivered up Ito the latter. {This has ; - ; been carried into ATfSIBON'iSEPT, 30.—Thei , first Column of the; 11 L ,, 5 i,„„. ; i 9 exiv&tc,4 to reiiLli the . .BaVaiian frontiers' , the titlz Or Bth of 'twit , month. ~ T he Austrian t.;:meral, Kt Et.IISIAVEiv, Who With I)ii; ! c:i),ri.) ,at Lich s,t:-1,11., will there wait for tho - Rmsians to form their _Advanced Guard: ST. Vete . i5i1 . 0t.94,1,,,' p 0 7 , Em peror set ovit ibr the Army. 13esidosever4 other oe neral§ and Adjutants, • he is accompshitxt by the Mi nister. for, FOreign AiKlirs; 1 ri4ca gz o urrolvvst::; Gi,t)TOral Wit l / 4 rZl;l9ltOnt.: iS likewise ill The Manifesto for the um r , Friaiting,.. which , .is dated Sept": I,' and pUblislied yesterday'S Court fOaette,..is to the followiog tenor UKase, SIGNED WITH 14A,IBSTYS O,W) lIANA, rrimtvialtv..o TO I'II St,AATE ilorniii( 1, • 11.305. • • ~. ,; " Amid the event `wblet) flavy, so mut-4 disturbed the tranquility of Europe,• we-have not, been able to sea with indifference the'dangets with ,wln'th it' is thrratened. Theoecuzity of oui,Einpire, its dignifk, the tif.fcredOS of Treaties, and the wish to restore the Peace of Europe on a ciurable'bpsi, which is our only anct unchangeable objet, 'Nye induced us to Oriier'a pati OF our.' rpop3 to adynce beVond the FrontierS and to make newlisperaioons for the at tainment of this end. " With this Vit,t%V we have totuid it neeessdry riot only to. Completp: cur Trots l: to.the full number, * but:also considerably to augMent. - our Army,: We, thorefore order that in the w_hple ; extent'of Onr pire, fotir Recruits be . talcen from eery 400 souls: 4:f . This recruiting to begin . bin the .i,st of Novo- ber Of - tho current year, 444, fr ,to ind:On ; the first' of ianuary of the year ensuing 1 • :! [item foitotvs HI:: particular RegulatiOns of the Ordinance. 3 DANKO; OF OCT. 1111$5ittn Irriperiak Niajesty arrived ron the 27th ult. et Bizec i . • 1 n Lithuniiia; \vlieriee he will proceed to F'clas.v, where old Priiice ZA.WroitY,SKi resides, atid wltcre • preparaiiotis are Mak:4lg for' 41;:rtigePtion... .=.4,-To-diy the fe.ilowinfl: French Dcelsration by • the Fleaor Ardt-C' ancellor, rrioted, and cont. U nicated to all the .Mcmhers : .., , . ' —• .NOT E. , ~...". Thc.. Note which the -Under-signed, by order af t his ulet Serene Sovereign, laid' befoie the : Diet on 1 the ,J... th of September, has .stariently ihe,,vn with . what s:ntjrn-zntithe Emprrnr ofthe Predehjii ani., mated--what are his Dearest wislial.ane‘Vliat the', hopes he - ardently -: Cherisheii- -Anstria; lio`Wever, whichil reS , oliiicLOn Wav,; and'shiatt b;eri•itiliening t.Teghtiation.ar4 tipPiozicb,' a:1 iekifill 'Oriki l lg. dis brought bacil to moderate -and -just sentin)eti6: los; ',.. k suffered her Tfoopstn.pasi tho'lnnaridover-runilaw ria. Shq t li js tr6dAtlitipildt f oo t t he co,isiftiatioil, vied" ; fated the ace,Pe ,•tit i d, .4artulled the retesS bi,the r9.44Empire,.:a,receii twhich so,essentißiointerest4 FranCe since itwasSie,result of her mediation. The s h iil y l: s s s :-e °l t flr. a (CMl t ‘Paiai tat -4 1!„C i tti; eir : eef i 6 . ,,v11-:1) : L,;I:-,.,bt:1)',.;:lca.‘4irtrkcaus i nir'ttl03::.1:°:°1)'"i)er:'. art and ICiakibiti olietily. anewith an arrndiforce; and - tile °bre& i..: t:( - ) Other than to)oilibilit?" ~, 'Cons tituticiiior t iL, 0-erinan Enil;ir''; 4 °! ) : - ,.,,, iti triad' el; 04riiiin • Wltti t or tro:ypi;,'tili,.--':`-7 *4‘ed'aturtrAt.4 pretAtoo, and oa titFici"''" .".t4iiish km tratliticab dot'n in ioUri atil:.t.•s,,‘l'. .c'::, 1494 OrQe.r,itiatiy.': 1 :, '' . 2. `'''" ,i.;p.: .0 eve•qq, • • . • '''' • '' ' . ' Al'i'rbilt ,i 4 1013111Viriltillqiiii•es, 'llieill 041: - . j ...i the Austri;ltt FtOn't-ier''st.oft6'''Bb ,'`':Of.`'.illt-,l4'' t _ ,-) c -, .. i IlgivPtbkell long; tiaesictfitlf.'aitotit''oi.Si#'l,.. j ~ ~f ; , r 0 . 613 7 ‘ii ii-41k4e'ci'holeriftlItiiirea_iW;'40.1i 0 : 19 -ebtain -the-enirsent-ef-Filateilin'tak,ren of tb „,,,,,,,, . , „ , . 5"."14. -.l') '-/ • '. / .•.;, E-4 ,3.! II" ' - '"" '-.- * .... i egolta* " T Cse atternpts she ,matle during tle 0 . ~ tions for the Vow tiftifikle, , who?. tie 131,0 1 "' A I rPIY 'N6-11 4- ri'',l4-:;iitivtle Austrie Cislii,'.. 110 . - xl. theta . after '..tli6.;.litial;ire..!".‘l,-3.4.,concludod : Ole' s ', o ttmt ; f a; *! tl e l li e lit:s:gi9h E :a'A'Pri n kil : ena p Pill 41 t et t ji 'e ses:1: : ::-; ih itfi : l:4l-e d t:f t °'°lll:: : ;;P:ticiVirc7:::-;re6:;2°°*rt't.eilli:1:1°::%1:il‘1.1:11:11in:111;':et:(1;111:sC:::11::!r%si 11:14.: them duliugthe neg—otions, ;ill regulati°P °: , 0 P°sses 5 , i0 ... n0„ . she iitre*herself. into the ✓off° 'di rl4 ' ' " At tr lawl '• al:14 '°P6heil the-gate 3 d Gerniiinft 7?;.,, mies of lite North.,. ; -,: ,:, . `' When tAle :gtnpc-ro'r of ti t e French le3ll-- .. tine ."fur et Invasion ,of Bavaria, .he saw 1.11:1t114 ".- ' t aa. ' _ planation ‘vag pasti•and that it wo liec . ; t mi his Troops, w tib ti)irv-igvtr, .31600:,, hate' p153•1'%60 :IPlillep in s :order to Sgcl4' re, the, States. of the Pc' °Cl:jai-len -and N.Art;rtern" 1,; . 1 i 4 "S'rniPt illte''. . inr•ggt -rQul'- -1 lc 1.,,.1:0 4 . c, ~ -.AIL .the • rig:went,: 11 11; when ~ 1 1' e i,, ot , TrGoPs.pettetrtt, iociqpon4iy, it hi,l, b e '" , t :00 ' care of the Emperor.6f On French to ON 'l . , c i r r 1113 12 .I.llpire'a hev,qiello. o f, hii.viewS i IP d t ', ii h is 4eftio•lo'; its antialtisiOnt:d , to* der ' 11 :', 1 t: 1- ': 111 n 3 rneH -Thi Emperar 'has only, 0 0 c'')"'i,viug • cpu-iiits.la;repehiue the unjust attaciv Freti'lls, Lt , 're , : erl4),;ii•liip:,Wtici‘di'the Bode' of, thebetlofilL,'''',o, -r!rich has heed! attacked fay•tiN'Uivi'2.llioolliAtl.if.lvi;;o, (iuiiitiTr,tili.id,atits;of vto lance of t I:e Cutitt4', ties i f _H_ e will retal..ll4pOSSSSiciii Oinoneof the itir ritA) iv .s G'rtri'lllY 'which may fall into ,. hi 3 rapii LI tl ' e ~ . .i. tbe• '''of'4'4l4.:s :;;rlkl4;gtAirltat ca t.4....,e's'ery V “ I '' 6 ‘ 1 0) ,Ae .. t!OeUdeclAe of 'his ri;lits . and posses.iioll' i, : ft to 171 ill 110t...,b,T down his . art (tat the .1100°. ,i, tuppire:thall be restored; and'contrmed ii) lli i 5 t iP t .. o i,li andiuntit-Austria shalt have renounced Iv y° i l ~c l. rila . ,i i r tip i:rs r pheo i f nufa eq inn u cet e eli s : t s r . ' . :i y en te n a d e i ci t ii ty : ; i t t i e o r : t o ie : , l ,4 ;, : c '. l, : o b o l : o :: 6o , renoun , i ield up the 'acquisitions which ihe has Ow° l ' - ' ' contrary to the express tOuor Of the Pet:" , o l d j u n n d t e il pe sl; de . s:caellalliidaVe ceased to. t eal' aqac".'s ' saletY - of Gtlrlll3lly. . ~010 tgne }also 13 COI •. , PMent Declaratiop, tt'give 1 ' ne %.Ivll:oit,io,letd.ti.v':. ho o f t , frur nevoJent care of 'his . Nfajesty. the l'"'. o . oe , -French, esteems Wins' -11 happy in fal6liini; 0 ~ able a. duty: -- - ..:, .- - 0 iii...icoist- , (Sinned i 'j:iii, ~ ' Cireirgi d'Affaires ra s' -11 ior):!! . : • t'kii t: iiiperor, id PC .. '' ~:::: ''the Govan Pletj''''''',;- . ': 0 'fi4taVOrilrb 0 . f. i'er,4a;i‘/ ,- ;,., Year i 4, (Stpt.ia, ;$0;');' ; 6 . . : . ft' ' The above Declaration has, bf?...24 - Ftlt, °, 100 * .r.nviays here to, their several Cou'rts;by C: vouri°l; ft ' , EAtafetteS/ 'An. Austrian,- and also a 800 , ter-Declaration, are eXpetled 'soon, .. . , Tiic 'G orc Et4iiVit G 14 MA :. e xi lot Sr. PETMISI3I,IfIGII, Ser7-,0----90 Ttir', the -Expeatt accompJuled by ;Fril)ct% ' A if to ~ 0- ; iti o 7 n it y ti , ;. ,. G .; :c: r n m er y a 1 0 . N ii 0 t i v. : I I .i.o,riizt i o e f i ~ :: :.‘(,:icie-715.w,.,,,,. ~,, ,: i : dezvous is DrestiitoffeliO • w.hitiler• it . i 5; s'llia..tis'.' iptti) 10 tiih . and Atutrian IVkinisters. will 7'''11:.,,°,111,1.)/31r,111°.''' i The Iltislian Army, akr.tdy. Juan:: ' ' ,i i o . 1-• itc,;ao.: .4011;°'' km 320,00 t) men. Tile Army 0 ' it,.' 1 11 '' 3°63000 and 1 rene:gal recruiting. h.ti.11.1 ) ~, s ..., ' 1 which i S to produce .(.1.,5(,),001 -mere' : al 1.01.,,m0),,. YSTE/,',0.--I:he. (',nett 9e•11,°. 3 :Cr; . ill? : WheiiS to comniarri the- filion '1')°1" ~, it„„i o , o ra,iy 0 ): , ii nelghbourhood, arrived ha, a. ”' : r , , 00 , 1. , -,,,,itA Priginr:e. • 'th.e. 'l"l:ansigiitso;rith tho ir, I ~.„,, 00 , . nO 000 ,n1L.,11, • '' (which re 's3ia-te f pount ~ c) sight. . 'i:.-i:.-;;:•-,-- 1 ~r