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t . ::;:w (d ANiicifYAttoi OF HE fIRST MAIL. VIENNA, JAN: 1.-Since the day before yester day- the French Troops - hare begun to leave our city; they dra - w oft partly to Upper Austria, and partly to Stevermark. • Yesterday evening Prince JOHN of LICHTENSTEIN arrived here frorn. Presburgh. His hotel baS been left by the French General who occupied _it, since the 28th. Yesterday morning he found a guard of honour before .his residence, consisting of French Troops and the armed Citizens. In the evening it . was left entirely to the Citizens. The people crowd ed to see his Highness, who is much beloved. He caused money to be distributed to the poor, in con sequence of . his return. We are assured, that the keys of Vienna will be returned to the same deputa tion which , presented them to Prince MuRAT upon his entrance • into , this City. Others say, that the Emperor NAPOLEON.has ordered them to be deliver ed to Prir)Ce JCHN of LICHTENSTEIN. The French Troops who are in possession of .paper money are extremely anxious to getrid - Of it. They make large purchases, particularly of cloth. Provisions still continue dear, notwithstanding the daily supplies from Hungary. Fifty Couriers, from this City, were the bearers of the news of the signing of the Treaty of Presburgh. PRESET/EMI, DEC. 26.—Besides Venice,- the Tyrol, as far as the River Guarda, is ceded by our Monarch. The dignity of Grand Master of the 'Teutonic - Order is, in future, to be hereditary in the House of Austria. Bamberg is , ceded to the King Of Bavaria; and Wurtzburgh, assigned to the Elector of SALTZBUEGH, is tO be made an Electorate. ST, PETERSEURGIL, DEC. 24.—The Chancellor of the Empire, Count Woltorizow, who left public bu tiness about two years since, and retired to Moscow; is dead. MUNICH, JAN. 2.—Yesterday there was a Grand Concert at Court, at which the Emperor ,NAVOLEON and the Empress JOSEPHINE were present; and the . whole city was illuminated in honour of the regal . dignity conferred upon our Eledor. • This day there has been a grand fete. The Em-, peror NAPOLEON, upon entering Vienna, found twenty-nine pieces of Bavarian cannon, and twenty : one stand of colours, which the fortnne of War had . thrown into the hands of the Imperialists: this morn ing these cannon, &c.. were conveyed to the parade .with great solemnity; the colours were borne by the IlOyal Corps of Cadets, and were afterwards deposit ed in the arsenal. • _ _ - - tJAN. af ernoon the -Emperor tEON, with a guard of twenty men and an Intrpre ter, walked about the city, and visited several shops upon the parade, and was 'very inquisitive as to the articles upon sal; where they were fabricated, „by whom, &c. Recruits arrive `here daily from several ,of the iirovinces. The Bavarian Army will, in the course 'of ,a few months, be augmented to eighty thousand men. - Bavaria, it is said, is to receive a fifth part of the contributions laid upon the Austrian Provinces, as well as of the Artillery. AUGSBURGH, JAN. .s.—The Grand Army of the trench is already in motion, upon its return to the _Rhine, in 3 columns. Last weekalarge train of cap tilted artillery passed through here from Vienna, for which BOO horses had been put in requisition.' ' The troops of Baden hat;e since followed ; they have been employed in the vicinity. of Brannan. A part of the Emperor NAPOLEON'S retinue has also passed this way for S.trasburgh. • According to private Letters from Munich, the • former Eleetor of Troves has solicited the dignitY of a Cardiu,d; and to be the Primate, or Archbishop of the Kingdom of Bavaria.- Hisiesidence will then be at the fine - Palace at EichStadt. • His . Highness is nqw about 65 ,years of age, and enjoys an excellent state of health. _ . This day about 30,000 Austrian muskets, taken at Vim, Wertingen, &c. were removed from our-depot of arms . , to be sent to Strasburgh. • NTZ, D EC: 20.—As the Archduke FERDINAND, hotwithstancting the interference of Marshal BERNA boTTE, refused to give up the Bavarian prisoners taken on the. sth, Lieutenant-General WREDE re ceived the permission of the Frenth Emperor to declare the Armistice it an end. This measure had its etfea and the Bavarian prisoners, though not above twenty in number, were released. However, before the determination of the Archduke was known, the Order of the Day, issued by General WREDE on the 9th, signified that the Troops were to re-commence hostilities on the 1 oth, in which they were to be assisted by the -.French under M. BERNADOTTE. /3ANKS OF THE DANUBE, JAN. 4.-It is said that the Archduke CHARLES dined with the Emperor NAPOLEON. _ _ _ A marriage is talked of between the Ele&oral Prince of BADEN and a Foreign Princess. . Very great sales of the Austrian property have been made by the French at Saltzbnrgh. Private Letters from Vienna say, that the French Troops, to the number of 60,000, under Gen. MAR moNT, are to join the Austrian Army, which is in tended to take possession of Bosnia and Servia, for the Emperor FRANCIS. The trade of Trieste had suffered no interruption since the French have been there. MASSENA'S bead-quarters are at Laybach. He has ordered each Province to supply 2000 francs monthly, for table-money, for the Generals of Divi sion, and 1000 for Generals of Brigade. The Em peror FRANCIS 15 gone to Presburgh. HEIDELBERG, JAN. 6--Some disputes have al ready arisen between the Bavarians and the Troops of Baden, on account.of some territory between the Eller and the Danube ; the former, ,however, per sist in keeping possession. There have also been some disputes at Nellenburgh. A great number of Princes, Counts, &c. between the Iller, the - Leek, and the Danube, who were not represented in the Diet of Ratisbon, will now come under the CroWn of Bavaria. INSPRUCk, JAN. 2.—Yesteiday Itiarshal NEY un 7 expeetedly arrived here ; he is to proceed to Klagen furth, and then to march with ,his Division to Italy. There is to be a general Assembly of the Tyrolean States on the Bth, which, it is thought, will be inte. resting, since we are now become Bavarians. JAN. 7.40t4l the king 3 Of WIRTV.IOUB GH and BAVARIA will be crowned at Paris. . - The Fretich Emperor, it said, has presented the Archduke CHARLES' with, a valuable sword. A triumphal arch, has been ere&ed at Strasburg!), to grace the return of the Emperor NAPOLEON. The King of WIRTEMBUR'GH is gone to Munich. Seven thousand French Troops have entered Darmstadt, and are ordered to occupy all the vil lages belonging to that Prince up to the Mayn. Prussian Troops, it is said, have again entered the. Distri& of Fulda. The Arsenal at Vienna which was left untouched .; by the French, is that which properly belonged to the City. All the other,:pepots were for the most part stripped: MADRID, DEC. 22.--:—Troops are assembling near Seville, whose destination is for Portugal, to compel that Power to shut its Ports against the English. The six thousand Spanish Troops first intended for Etruria are now to make a part of the Expedition to Fortugal. . . iA:NsTEaDAN, JAN. 7.—New Naval PreparatiOns are in agitation in our Republic. Our Lieutenant YSBRAND has taken the English Brig Manly, twelVe carronades, and two eighteen pounders, near Delfzyl. • Our'Marine Minister PYMAN, and Admiral VER6 lIEUIL, are gone to Nimeguen, to invite Prince Lours to the Hague: LUNENBURG, JAN. 12.—T0-morrow the king of SWEDEN will remove from hence with the .head quarters. The greatest part of the Troops stationed here, it is said, will repass the Elbe. Another ac count says, the Swedish Army has changed its po sition, and .now forms a line, the right extending towards the Hamburgh Territory, and the left to wards the Prussian Frontiers. The King is at Boit ' zengenr • • BERLIN, J A N. 11,.—T0-morrow Count FIAuG WITZ _will accompany the Secretary Legation LoNxiAD to Paris. This journey is said relate to a circumstance' of great inioportance to the` State. There is a rumour that a person of Royal Blood will be sent from hence to Petersburgh. The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE shews no disposition for leaving Berlin. • ITALY, J. V.-Many rich families. are leaving Naples for Sicily and the small Islands, under the apprehedsion of some Revolutionary scenes; Gen. LASCY has granted a Guard of Safety to,the Grand Master. at Caseana. HANOVER, JAN-. 12.--Tne Russians are, it is said, to remove their head-quarters to this City. The apartments over the stables are fitted up as an' hos pital for the Russian Troops. :The Frencli had oc-• cupied these rooms before fbr a similar purpose. The remains of the English German LegiOn are expected to proceed 'to Harburg. The good conduct and striet discipline of the Russians is highly spoken of at Nienberg and in the vicinity of Hameln. HAMEURGH, JAN. 15.—Lord HARROWBY and Mr. HAMOND, the Under Secretary of State„ ar rived here on the 13th, and yesterday continued their journey to Gluckstadt, to • embark on • board the Flora Frigate for England. SECOND MAIL. STRASBURGH,, JAN. B.—Yesterday ,a column of 2700 priSoners Of 'war arrived here. The sick amount to 6 or. 800. To-day a more numerous, co lumn have arrived, and we expel nearly 15,000 of this description. Prince BORGHESE. is on his way to' Pad's. • HAGUE, JAN. 11.---The Peace has occasioned much joy here since our Republic is, included in it. We think the articles are not made public because they are first of all to be communicated to the Court of London; and we expe& the approbation of that Court, though this is much doubted. • Prince Louis leaves the Army of the North, and returns to Paris. The Generals.CottAun arm Mt- CHAUD have fixed their head-quarters at Nimeguen and Utrec.ht. When Prince Louis visited 'Amster dam on the gth, and drned with the Grand Pen , sionary and Admiral VERHEUIL, he refused to be re-: ceived as a French Prince, but only as Commandant . of .the Army. AMSTERDAM, JAN. 9.—The Brest Squadron has captured and burnt the Lady Stewart transport, coming from Gibraltar. Our Journal of this day contains the following : " EMBDEN I DEC. 3 I.—The Dutch gun-boats at Delfzyl have been guilty of a breach of the neu trality Of this river, having taken the Commander of the English gun-brig the Manly, in his boat, upon the Ems. Other vessels also have been taken on the coast, and which were lying upon the sands, near Embdeu and the East Friesland bank of the ri ver. In consequence of thesevansadions, which will probably give occasion to serious discussions, a Courier has been sent to Berlin." FLORENCE, DEC. 22.—Accounts from Fuligno, of the 12th, state, that the Papal Governor of that place had been 'apprised of the speedy passage of a very considerable French Army. From Naples, it is said, the Troops landed there have not yet advanced. ,At Court three opinions prevail on the subjea ; the Queen wishes the Com bined Army to make conquests ; the King that they may ate upon the defensive; and the Hereditary Prince thinks, the sooner they re-embark the better: VIENNA, JA.N. 4.—After an interruption of two months, we have received Papers from the North of Germany, and Letters from Constantinople. Some of, them have lain at the Post Office six or seven weeks. General ANDREOSSI, it is . said, will be the accre dited French Envoy at this Court. The Austrian garrison intended. fur this City, enter with the Archduke CHARLES at their head. His Highness is expelled on the 12th, and the Emperor FRANCIS soon after. • The last column of French Troops will leave this city on the toth inst. It is here said, that Venetian Dalmatia is only to remain as a depot for the French, so long as Russia persists in !detaining the Venetian Islands in the Adriatic Sea. JANUARY B.—The Marquis GnrsutEnt has been charged to deliver to the French Commissioners those provinces ceded by the House of Austria in Italy. Since Dalmatia is ceded to the kingdom of Italy, it is th6tigbi iliai nakt.is also will be united to tliai Government. GEORGE CZEiINT has increased the Servian Arrny to 100,000 men, to resist the advances of the Turks. Belgrade, it is said, will be attempted by Storm.: Since the inhabitants of. this city hate , signified their intentions to c elebrate the return of the Em-. peror to his .capital,.his Majesty.has forbidden any superfluous expence... It is agreed, that 36 young Gentlemen of the.first families shall gd out to meet him, well-mounted, and that the, armed citizens shall. parade the streets, while the Clergy receive his, Majesty in the Cathedral of St. Stephen's, where his happyreturn is to be welcomed by the perform ance Of Te Deum, &c: . MVNICH, JAN. 7.—Yesterday wd had the happi ness.of seeing the whole of the Royal Family, with the Eleelress Dowa g er, and the Etuperor and Em press of the French, at our Theatre. • Titus was the piece sele6ted on the occasion. Eight was the hour fixed for the commencement, I:Put the / house .was filled by three in the afternoon. The Royal Per sonages were received with rapture, and several ap propriate parts of the Piece excited the repeated ac- Clamations of the Audience. • The Emperor NAroLEos . hunts almost every day, accompanied by the Crown Prince. General DEIROI is recovered, and appeared at Court yesterday. NEWMARKT, IN THE UPPER. PALATINATE, JAN. 9.---According to rumour, we are very shortly to ex itd French Troops in this. quarter. This circum stance is said to have been already announced to the Members of the Government. FROM THE DANUBE, J/0.7. 6.—lnstead of Trieste, Austria is now to obtain some of the Detouchjs of the Black Sea. A strong Corps. of French Troops has been detached to Dalmatia. Sorhe people, report that NAPOLEON has presented the King of Bavaria with the sword which he wore in the battle of Austerlitz. • . HANAU, SAN. 11. —The Treat• of the• :.?6th-of 'December; it is said, contains three provisional ar not.yet made public. Both Bavaria and Baden, it is said, are to undergo a change in their Constitution, similar to that of France. WETZLAAR, *SAN. 11 The Prussian Troops which joined the Hessians have their "Hea&quarters . still at Alsfeld, and are cantoned in a circuit of about eight - the Hessians have retired. Marshal .AUGEREAU has forbid the occupation of the Hessian villages On'this side 'of the Mayn. The French Corps near Mentz is estimated at 15,000 . men: - rFROM THE MANN, JAN. 13.—0 n the Bth about 150 French, horse and foot, belonging to AUGE RE4U'S Corps, entered Darmstadt. The French G - eneral DEtqARDINS arrived there the :day before.' 'l\lalthal AUGEREAU:aIso ar. ived there on . the" 7th. „From. Vienna we hear of the following chancres in 'the Ministry :—.4.A.ifasskuri to be replaced' by the Prince of SCHWARTZ4BERG ; COLLORE'DO, , by M. SINZENDERF ; 1/6Alitß, by Count WALLis; Count SUMEROW, by Count . SAURAU ; STAHL is appointed Vice-President in the Imperial Cabinet of Bohemia; BALDINI,' DireStor of the Cabinet ; and Prince LICI4TENSTEiN is to succeed Prince AtIERSBERG, as Commaiidani of the Life-Guard. A monument is, to ere6ted at Munich, in honour of the Emperor NAPOLEON; and another for per petuating the memory of the new order of things. PETE3GSLU4GH, DEC. 28.—Upon the day of the Emperor's return here, the Knights of St. George held ail extraordinary sitting. It is well known that this Military 'Order receives no Member unless be has distinguished himself in the field. They were 'consequently 'unanimous in makina an offer of the Great Ribband °ldle Order to the Emperor ALEX ANDER. A Deputation being appointed, he de clined it—as his Majesty was pleased to say he did not think he had a just claim to it.: he, however, consented to wear the Small Cross of the Fourth Class of this Order. HANOVER, TAN. 15.—The English troops are leav ing us by degrees. To-morrow the 7th battalion of Infantry of the Line will also remove. ' Some of the depots, .we believe, are only to remain till further orders. The Russians from the other side of the Weser, consisting of Cuirassiers, Cossacks, and Ar tillery, have removed- to Zell. BERLIN, JAN. 14.—COUnt FrAtiovrOz's Mission to Paris is in consequence of the late negotiations in which that Minister was engaged-at Vienna; and which will be considered as complete, 'should the Emperor NAPOLEOn accede' to the proposals made by Our Court. The Duke of BRUNSWICK, it is said, will go to. St. Petersburgh. M. ASPERN, a Swedish Officer from Lunenburgh, has continued his route to. St. Petersburgh. The Austrian General STRUT TERSHEIM, who came here some week's since with proposals from Hallitsch, has returned by way of Dresden. HAMBURGH, JAN. 17.—We are requested to con tradiEt, from authority, the report first circulated in the Journal of Munich for - Dec., tB, 1805, respe&- ing a Captain of the Cossacks, it being only neces sary to remark, that his Majesty the Russian Empe ror left Weimar on the loth of November, to pro ceed to Dresden, by way of Leipsic ; and that • the battle of Krems, which terminated not unfortunately for the Russians, but for the French, was .fought on the 14th. It was, therefore, -impossible. that the Captain of .the Cossacks, could bring this intelligence to Weimar. There are two hundred and seventy Sail of English Transports in the Elbe and the Weser. VIENNA, JAN. G.—Between the, i Ith and I.2th the last of the French Troops will certainly leave us. On the 18th we shall have the happiness of seeing our Monarch again within our walls. Count COLLOREDO is still alive : he ,is, however, banished from Court, as 'well as his Lady from the presence of the young Archduchess. Baron COLLENBACH is dead of a fever. The ,costly sword presented by the Emperor NAPOLEON to the ArandUke CHARLES, is the same which the former received of the French RepubliC after the Treaty of Campo. Formio. Both these Princes parted, 'after a long audience, with a i pparent signs' of the most perfe& satisfa&ion. A name dear to the loyal inhabitants of Vienna is appOinfed as the Court Commissary. It is Count WEEBNA. He has been their guardian Angel. Muislicu, JAN. B.—Within these three days past a column of 36,900 French Troops have arrived at Wels, in Austria: -W?ZI hate passed through this City, 45u. . ,• `ben preseiited by NAPOLEON . A solemn service for the slaiii has been rforrh,.... in our Cathedral, at Which his IVlaje4; the and most of the Staff,• Were preSent. AUGSBUEOH, JAN. 0.--:-Several thousatid of biscuit, which, had the war 'Continued; ii-ere to* have been sent to_ the French Armies in Ailtria, have been ord;!yed to be shipped'in Vessels, and scat dOWn the Rhine to belgiunk and Boulogne. Last WeekiteTroops o,Wirternburgh and Bavaria' Came to blo'i*VS at'Weblengen, about a leaiinc to thd Smith of tJlni. The WirtemburgherS were first in 'pos.: session of the contested ground;, lint thei„Bavariani drove them o . It is said, that the EinPeror .NAPOLEON 11S trans mitted AM, florins'in goOd bills of exchange; to the treetor of TREVES, fur money advanced three years since, on account of lianbver: It is still be= lieved;: that thiS Elector will Obtain the Cardinal's' hat, DANUBE, JAN. 8.---:-Tlie.Arcliduke CHARLES, at M. TEASSBENDER, are said to be in great aciivity -- The change in the Austrian Administration took pike the day before the signing cif the Treaty of Pea:x. Count COLLOREDO is to receive, according to scime accounts, a considerable pension. Accofcling to some information; Austria is. td 136 indemnified by Servia, Moldavia, and Wallachia:' The mitigation of the contributions imposed by the French is said to be owing to the niediatlOn of the Archduke CHARLES. • Morl, JAN. C—On Sunday last four hundred Prussian waggons corning from Koningsbefg, passed through this City, and over the Vistula, on their way to South Prussia. The. Vistula is quite elm:: of ide. HEIDVLBERG, JAN. io.-:—Circulari have been ad dressed to • the Corps Dip/onzatique, respeaing the assumption of the Regal Dignity, with a request to them to communicate the circumstance to their re speetive Courts." The Ministers of both the new Courts are to receive their Letters of Credence as soon as possible. It remarked that dispositionS are making for the exchange en masse of all the prisoners made by the Powers at War. FROM THE VIENNA COURT GAZETTE, lAN. 2. TURKEY.—The reason of the uncommon exer tions. Making by the Servians to resist 'the Turks, is said ,to have originated in their certain knowledge that a considerable Army was hastily approaching their Frontiers. The last Deputation sent by therrt to Constantinople was refused an audience by the GRAND , SEIGNIOR. Most of the Servians, inhabit ants of Constantinople, had thought it necessary to abandon that Capital as a measure of safety. PRINCE ROYAL OF DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, DEC. 3 I.—The Body of His Royal Highness the Hereditary Prince haS lain in state since the day. before yesterday ; one hour in each day is set apart for the admission of the public, xvilo come in crowds to see it. The first of the three cham `bers prepared for this purpose is hung with black cloth; in each - corner there is an urn of white ter of. Paris, and ih the•middle a lamp of the' same; which throws a feeble light over the chamber. Froai this we are introduced into another Cham ber, also hung in black. The ,walls are. ornamented with green garlands, and in the centre of the room is an elevated couch, the ascent ,to which is by twd steps, covered with black 'velvet, and silver brocade, ornamented with galoon and fringe of the same tal. On this couch the body 'of his Royal Highness lies, in a white satin habit, trimmed with gOld fringe. The face is covered with crape. Above the couch is a canopy covered with black velvet, lined with white satin, edged with silver ga loon. The couch is surrounded with six silver stands,'filled with wax lights. ,Near the two which stand at the head are cushions of scarlet velvet, 'on which are placed the Orders with which His Royal Highness had been invested. Sonie Military and Naval Officers are near the couch as a guard of ho nour. The' third chamber is also hung in black; and lighted as the former, with a 104 which throws but little light: • - The Procession will take place on the 4th of Ja nuary. The entire. Suite of the Prince, civil as well as military, areinvited to the Funeral ; the earri:Son of this City, the Sailors, and the different Corps of Citizens, will line the way through whieli it passes. CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. 31.—T0-day but few ar rivals of Wheat ; from the. short supply, of fine that supports its price; other qualities heavy sale ; Bailey in plenty, and slow sales; Malt at less, and is ex peaed lower ; Rye full as dear.; in Pease and Beans but little alteration ; of Oats there are but few fresh arrivals, and higher _prices are asked '; Flour has few buyers; and tnany sales at less than the prices quoted. w n eat 4 85 a 6os a 705 od Beans 48S a 54s od Fine ditto - 7ts a 73s cid Tick Leans 42 a 48s od Rye - 405 a 455 od Oats 23s a 27s a 295 od Barley -27 s a 325 od Polind ditto 3os a 31s od Malt 6zs a 68s od Bap Seed - 401 43l White Peaie 34s a 4os od Fine Flout . 6os. a 65s od ti rey ditto 23s a 325 od 'Seconds -55 s a 6os od SMITHFIELD MARKET, JAN. 3t. This day's market bad a pretty fair supply ordif ferent kindslof Cattle ; ,Beef is something cheaper than our last account ; Mutton, Veal, and Pork sold at last prices, and the trade was not brisk. Little business was done in the Haymarket ; Hay and Clover fetched higher priceS than Monday'S mar ket ; Straw hag fallen In , price.—The undermen= tioned prices and numbers area correct account: To sink the ()fat per stone of 316. Beef 45. rod. to 5s 6d.—Miaton ss. 6d. to 6s. od.—Veal 6s. od. to 7s. od.—Pork 6s. cd.. to 7s. od. Beasts , 673., —Sheep 3,7;0•--CAtves 1 75. — rigs 340. SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. I-lay 31. cis. to 41. 4s.—Clover 3t. os, to sl: o9.—Straw, iOS. to 21. Os. ' Friday Se'rinight died Mr. Geof - ge Bailey, sob df Mr. Samnel Bailey, of Ki ngL street,Manchester,whose death was dcdasioned by a squib being thrown at him, in :What ViAs fatally thought, a joke ! ,It ex ploded in his.face, and ; after' dreadful sutferingkpro duced a brain fever. . Last ,-i,veek a coble belonging td Sunderland was lost off' HartlepOol, in which were four men; who were all &Owned two of them have left large families.