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of your Empire ; .and that beyond these limits, he will have to dread the formidable exertions of a p..ttience hitherto 'restrained. " The history. of your Empire, most gracious Mcinarch, evinces that the Russian nation; re -Pawned for its fidelity and valour, have -continually made sacrifices to the magnanimous views of your glorious predecessors, the enlargement of your ter ritory, and to the glory of the Bussian name; and that every, obstacle thrown in their way has pot Only failed to damp .their zeal, but rather tended to redouble their valour and their exertions. What may not now be' expeaed'from these people, when shou,.Most gracious Monarch, dost convince them that the safety of the Country, the sanity of Trea ties, and the salvation of Europe, are the only ob jeCts of your Majesty's.arms ? • " Yes ; 'the Senate, .penetrated with respeCt for your wise principles and your indefatigable solici tude,,is convinced that an imaginary and uncertain Peace, with a Government otly actuated by ambi tion, is More dancrerous than even the. most san guinary War ; and7, - being called Upon . by their feel ings, and their zeal fdr the' glory of your name, they are' encouraged, most Illustrious Monarch, s)leennly'td declare ; that all the'peOple who inhabit your extensive. Empire; overwhelmed . with your bfe'ssings, Only wait for asignal from your`Majesty, to offer up their property, and even their lives; in , yeur-Majesty's behalf. What Prince upon .earth can expeal such zeal; such exertions from his subjeffs, as your Majesty, who has never ceased, since you ascended the s7.'lirone, to diffuse .your benevolence among all de scripliens ,subj,taled to your sceptre;—you, whose Wisdom continues to open every source of prospe rity ; _and vihose measures will ensure the-enjoy ment of these blessings to-the latest posterity.; to gether with the ,fruit of your great negotiations, *geld - the obligation to bless the beloved name of ALEXANDER." ANSPACH, SEPT., 31.- 4 -Marshal BERNADOTTE IS . leaving this neighbourhood with all his Troops, and he Civil Administration, in order to fix his 'Head . quarters at Bamburgh. The Head-quarters , of the - Grand Army are at Wurtzburgli. Marshal _BEE.- .'a - urErt, and the Intendant-General of the Army, are both there, and his Majesty the Emperor is ex - • peaed every moment. HAGUE, OCT. 4.—This day their High Mighti nesses held, an Extraordinary Sitting. The present Circumstances as they relate to the War and the Finances, so far as they are conneEted with it, were .the occasion, of their .being convened. . BERLIN,. OCT. 4.—For .some time past there have ,been uncommon .changes :in our Army. Lien tenant. General BRUSEWITZ, having requested leave to retire, has been granted a' pension of 1000 - rix • dollars. - The Colonel and Commandant Of PRITT •WITZ'S Regiment has been promoted to the, corn . inandof - BitusEwrrz's Dragoons. 'Colonel LAssow, of the PRITTWITZ Hussars, who retires with a pen , sion of 600 - rix ,dollars, is' succeeded by .Major VON PrULL. The Prince Of HOHENLOHE INGLE FINGEN, in the Prtissian service, has solicited ..and •1 - , , ceivetl his The First Lieutenant VON BLUCLER is prorno.ed to the rank,of Captain of the . .Statf of- the,Army, and is also appointed Adjutant to hiS father Lieutenant-General VON BLUCHER. Prince EUGENE' Of \VIRTEMBUIIGH, General of. t the Cavalry, has arrived here front Fursteriwald. .• The Magistrates of Berlin have opened a subscrip tion for the purpose ofsupplying the Prussian Troops • with warm winter, clothing. In the pudic notice given upon tlis occasion, the warm patriotism of the pity of Berlin is highly spoken of. 1147,:i3URGH, OCT. 8.---General PERON, who served in the East Indies under HOLKAR,'IIRS ar-' iivcd here, accompanied by two Adjutants. I."I'ALY, SEPT: 2.—Sickness carries offgreat-num • h e rs of people in the Neapolitan territories. More TiooiSs • are a - lvancing from the -Papal. Provinces to • Calabria. The report that the French 'intend to evacuate that Province, is unfounded. king JOSEPH "11S t,t , ri:ten to his brother LUCIEN that the English • have retired from Calabria ;,in the mean while their ,shipa swarm upon the Coast. FROM THE MAINE,,SEPT. 30.-719 FrellCh*FHT press remains at Mentz. The marriage of Prince with the Princelss CATHERINA Of I.V4IITEM-, ; BURC i a will be performed by proxy on the 1..5th of October. The brother of the Princess CATIIE -111NA is tO.repremlt Prince ,1Bao:•tE. - .Letters from Meinungen and Oberland state, that the Prussian advanced posts have 'advanced to tile Frontiers of that Duchy, towards . FranconiL ,PrUssian piquets are also'at the place called Elohl. • HANAU, Sur. 30.--Accordin,g, to report, a Pros san General has arrived at the quarters of the Em peror NAPOLEON, sod has brought , a very circum-' tantial letter from his_PruSsian Majesty. • WESTPITALIA,9CT.-2...--The heakuarters of the Commander-in-Chief; Gen. MICHAUD, who • mands the advanced-guard of 7000 men, are fixed at Dursfort, near WeSel. Troops are continually ar riving.iti that-quarter. . HA NOVEZ, OcT. 3.—The head-quarters of Gen. Vot lincuEt were still at Muhlhansen on the 2d inst. Thi3.day- !he public notices posted - ,up here. observed to have the impression of the PruSsian tagle upon them. , ', - VARNA, 'SEPT. I.4.—An Anglo:Russian Fleet has made its appearance near Constantinople, and inter rugs tlie navigation considerably. It is said that Russian troops are marching through LEIPZIC, OCT.' 2,- 7 - Yesterday' Gen. KALK,EgLUTH removed his head-quarters from h6nee, further in adpnce. There is much movement among the Prussian troops. Erench Envoy has left Dr 9 iden without tak ing leave Prince kfcqi ENLOHE'shead-quarters have alreaclv a , ,vanc6d throtigli Freiburgh i , to the Saxon -I . routiviss towards Fraoconia. This d;ty or to-marrow the Saton and Prussian troops wiU fortu a juz-ltion. IVIERSftUROFI, OCT. 3.-:-Yestorclay the Eleoor of Fle , se arril edtit his Prussian Majesty's head:quar ters at Nauenburgh. This arrival has given rise . to N;a'rioui maorts.. tier Flightless :the Eledres had ar ' Nrzluenbnrj on fhe prece4ing clay. r.:~e:: «. ~ Euvivitr, OcT. To-morrow his Prussian Ma iesty's head-ctuarters will be r6r,oyed from Nauen fy.uvli to this place. 'fhb Queen is aisp .eipeaed. The Marquis IxectutieTYT, it is said, will remain with his Prussian Majesty. , HAMBURGH, OCT. 6.-00 the 4th inst. his Ex. cellency Mr. Tboavro cormiiunicate& the ofscial intelligence to the , Senate, that His I3ritarmic Ma jesty had, orclered the blockade to be removed from the rivers situated between the Elbe and the Ems, inclusive. • This day Lord Mottrort arrived here from Lon don, with Mr. FRERE, Secretary of Legation,' Mr. Ross, &c. and on the-following day he continued his journey to the King of Prussia's head . -quarters in Saxony. BERLIN., OCT. 4.—We learn tha i t M. LAEQREST, the French Ambassador, demanded passports only for himself and family ; but that the Courier who came from his Majesty's head-quarters brought passports for the whole . of the Legation, who . leave Berlin to . day or to-morrow. This day M. LAFOREST took leave of his acquaintance in this city. On the c2d inst. a Courier arrived at. Nauenburgh from Gen. KN,OI;LSDOTU, at Paris. POSER, OCT. .—This day's Journal contains a• letter from South Prussia respeaing the 'report 'of the .march.of the, Russian troops through Silesia, and AvhiCh, it is said, - gains credit every day. It is said, that a Convention has been already agreed upon be tiveen the two Powers respeaing themaintairiance, of these troops in the Prussian States. , We hope that a6tual faas 'Hi soon convince the most scepti cal .that Rusfia-and Pressia,have but one pbjea, viz. .the preservation of the _honour and happine4 of both Nations, and that of the German Empire., VIENNA, SEPT. 97.—1 n order to support our neu trality one army is forming in Robemia,and anotherin Upper Austria. Iklore troops continue marching froth here to join the latter. The Emperor has arrived at Ems: Ocr. 3.—There are now 80,000 sians in full march; under the orders of. Field-Mar shal KOMENSKOI, and of Generals Kutusow and PrinCe BAGRATIIION. • The Emperor of Russia, in his last Negotiations with France, insisted Upon preserving the King of the Two Sicilies, and on compensation being given to the, King. of Sardinia. The Prussian head-quarters are this day at Erfurth. Ail the regiments that are in Prussia Proper have re ceived orders to march, and are to form a camp' iu the neighbourhood of Custrin. • Ilimsßoic, SEPT. 29.—1 t - appears certain that Aust;ia and France hay s e-conclnded a Convention, by virtue of which the troops of the latter Power are to retire behind the Lech, and those- of the former are not tk pass the Ems. The Austrians are, besideS, drawing a cordon of troops along the Fron tiers of Bohemia-. BANKS OF THE DANUBE', SEPT. 27.—The Fron tiers-of the Austrian Monarchy are going to be pro vided .with troops in such a manner that it will be easy to assemble an army on any point that may be judged proper. The principal force will be Aus tria and Bohemia. The whole Army is to be divided into four corps, Which are to have "the following positions The Army of Lower Austria are to be principally collcdedabout Pettau The Army in Bohemia are to be principally stationed at Pilsen and Egra The Army of Upper Austria at Weis' and Saltzburgh :-4. The Corps de Reserve remains .here in the neighbourhood of Minkerdorf. MUNICH; SEPT. 2.-The division of General Dello' is assembling here, and that of General WREDE, fifteen thousand strong, is .colleting at Eichstadt. As soon as the first Division shall be completed and organized it will occupy a camp.of observation between the highroads of Saltzburgh and Austria. A battalion has been sent to reinforce the fortresses of Kerfstein and, Oberhausen, near Passau. The French continue to occupy Brannau. - VIENNA, SEPT. 27.—The reports from Italy are, that the French have, for the present, given up the conquest of Calabria, and that the Army has received orders to fall back upon Naples. Some letters state, that Russian Troops 'have landed in Calabria, " HA LL E, OCT. 3.—Satniday last the Prussian Body GUards passed through this town, 'but since that time no more troop's have passed. : All, that we have learned from the head-quarters at Naueriburgh is, that orders have been given to remove from the Army all useless baggage. This order is puudually executed. F.ROM TILE FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, Ocr. 7 .—lt is believed tliat important communications will be immediately made to the Senate, on the part of his Imperial and Royal Ma jesty.--(Journiil de l' 4ntpire) Letters from Naples; of the 10th of September, state; that the English having, made a, last effort to sustain the wreck, of the Neapolitan Troops and the Rebels ,in Farther Calabria,• General REGNIER de feated and 'destroyed a division of 3000 men, be tween Nicastro and Monteleone, 'whilst Gen. VER DI ER ck:feated another on the side of Amantea.- 7 - There still exists banditties wbo scour the woods an l mountains, but who dare not face the troops. Gen.'MASSENA is at Nicastra. Farther Calabria re ceives him as a deliverer, and the Authorities of the country second him with all their power in order to restore trangnillity. OCT. 8.--,Two'detachments of the Conscripts of the depaittnent of- La Haute-Marne have already arrived at the place of theit• destination; the third and last is on its march. Several young men ,of the . reserve of the department- have demanded and ob tained' the favour of entering into' the adrve army. In the department of La Loire; forming part of the ci-devimt l'iedmont, the operations relative to the Conscriptions were also termnated before the 20th of September,_ and the detachments are on _their march to join their respeOive - - . The Aimy of the Confederation of the Rhine has began to asgemsTe. Besides the numerous Corps whiCh the King of Bavaria marches towards the frontiers Of Sazwny, • we ]earn that the other Princes (wry oritlieirpreparationS with aaivit) . 7. Letters from Man helm, of the 2d state, that the regiment of the HereAitary c."jarid Puke. of Baden, which•was in garrison‘ in that town, set, ont that evening on its march for Merghentheim in •Franconia. • 'PARIS, OCT. DuRANn, Minister from his Majesty the , 'E:0 + )"-or - and King to the Court of Saxony,_ ari-ived 0:1 thp 2Cr4nst. at Mayeit.7e, front DreAen.--72Journatde WURTZ BURGH, ()cr. .—Yesterday, at noon, the frlo;vin , Proclamation was published here FERDINANI), by the Grace of God, Prince Royal of HunOry and . Bohemia, Archduke of Austria, Grand Duke of Wurzrburgh,- Duke of Franconia, Vic., • We have just received intelligenCe that there has be,,ql signed at Paris, between the Duke of BE NI:VENT°, Minister for Foreign Affairs to his Ma jesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, and our Minister Plenipotentiary to his said Imperial and Royal Majesty, a Treaty for our Accession to the Confederation of the Rhine. We hasten to impart this intelligence to all our subjeds, reserving to our selves to make those ulterior dispositions which are ,the consequence of our accession to the Confedera, tion of the Rhine. We deelare,,therefore, that from, this day we assume the title of Grand, Duke of Wurtzburgh. All the Departments of our Govern ment will, from this moment, use the title of Grand Duke. The determination which - we have adopted will be immediately male public.. " Given at our. Residence at Wurtzburgh, the. 30th of September, 180."-,-(Maniteur) , His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Joacima arrived here yesterday, and Prince ALEXANDER BER TRIER, who has been here two days, is preparing to set out for Bamberg. His Excellency dined on Abe 29th with our new Ele&or, now Grand Dulo, to .: - gether with several other French Generals, . ‘ BAr,IBERO, Oer. 1.---The communication between Bayreuth and Saxony .is interrupted. The light horse of the 'Division of Marshal BERNADOTTE, Prince of Ponte Corvo, is stationed in the M 011110413 between Bamberg and Saxony. Last night three of the Marshal's Adjaant's arrived lire, and he • himself is expected every moment. An Order was read to-day.at noon, prohibiting, in the most ex press manner, the exaEing any thing on the •Prus, scan territory without paying . for it. Troops arrive and depart with great rapidity. The 95th Regi ment of the line set out yesterday from Nuremberg,. by Erlang, having previously reqqestPd,.the Prussian 'Civil Authorities of- this town to permit their pas sage; which was immediately granted.' All the bakers of Bamberg are at Work for the Army. The Recollets have quitted their Convent, in order that it may be converted into an Hospital for the Troops. To-morrow we expect the Emperor of the Freneh. For the first time these six months the post from Paris did not arrive yesterday. • . FRANKFORT, ,OCT. 4,,r-Marshal AUGEREAU set out yesterday for Wurtiburgit with his head-quarters. The 7th division of the army under his orders is in full March towards FrancOnia. - The division of ob servation in Wetteravia, on the frontiers of Hesse, was removed immedihtely on the neutrality of the Eleaor of Hesse being officially announced. Mar shal LANNES arrived here yesterday. It is said that he will.command the Imperial Guard. We expel to receive soon important intelligence from the frontiers--031 Saxony. It appears that the S principal Rnscian A y will form a line extending ,p from Hof (the Northern frontiers of Bayreuth)4to beyond Mulhausen. The Head-quarters of the Duke of BRUNSWICK, who comtuands the right wing, are at Mulhausen ; those of the left wing, . commanded by'the Prince DE HOMiNLOHE, are at Hof. The centre is in the environs of Erperth, where the chief Head,quarters are at present. The Troops destined to, protel Westphalia, will form .a separate division under the orders - of Generals BLUCHER, WEDEL, and BRUSERVOTZ'. The Swedes . form a line on the Elbe; they occupy Escheburgh, Artlenberg; and the Sluices of' Palm. • ' ! • The different Divisions of the-Grand FrenCh - Army will be in Franconia about the: 9th of this :month. It is supposed that if War takes place, the first blow will be struck between the 14th and 13th ; but in this respe6 no conjeaures can - be formed, except , from what happened in the preceding campaign .; . and who can say what line of condua the 'Emperor. of the French will adopt this year ? . , • The. contingent 'of - the Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt, as a Member of the Confederation of. - the Rhine, is already on its march for its destination. A part of it passed yesterday through Frankfort; The contingents of Baden and Wirtemburgh, and that of the Grand Ddke of Nassau, will- without delay be pht in motion. 4 ' Frankfort has voluntarily furnished - 120 men, Who set out yesterday for Aschaffenbtirgh; With i 6 officers. -In a German Newspaper is the following article from Austria:— 1 " There have been made to our Court, on the, part of two Powers, propositions for an alliance ; but it has given an answer in the negative, declaring that it had adopted a.systerri of armed neutrality, and that in that system it would persevere. The fron tiers of Austria will in consequence be proteaed by ' a cordon." General S. VINCENT has arrived at Vienna from Paris. -Previous to his departure he received rich presents from the Emperor of, the Fti,nch: It is 'certain that the best understanding prevails between Austria and France. The Emperor NAPOLEON has given positive assurances of his friendly disposition to wards the Court of Vienna. With respect to Cataro; the French Government has consented that. M.. DE BELLEGAIIDE shall retire with the troops under his orders,. without making any further attempt to induce the Russians to surrender that place. France takes upon herself the result of this businers,,which is nowi confounded with the other grievances .with which she is entitled to reprbach Russia. The King. of Prussia, we Understand, is at Gotha, and the principal part of the Prussian horse is con- centrated at Erfurth 4nd in the environs. S. FRANKFORT, OCT. I.—His Majesty the Emperor of the French was expeCted here yesterday morning: The troops were underarms, and an immense crowd filled the street. About one we learnt that his Ma- F jesty had deferred his departdre from Mayence. • OCT. 9.-r-The Emperor arrived here fast night at one. 'His Eminent Highneis the Prince Primate pryeeeded from hence to Aschaffenburgh to receive his Imperial Majesty: • HAMBURGH, SEPT. Privy Counsellor MULLER, who arrived. here some days since from Berlin, will set out the'clay after to-morrow for that city. It is reported here that he prepared the Ma, i;ifestq which Prussia will publish in case war should take place between Her .and 'France. This report, however, appears to be unfounded, and•the friends of Mr. MULLER state, that he is at present occupied • with writing a history of his own times, and not in t••-ve , io.ring Manifestos. 1 .- The Public Journais of Prussia continue to make' 1,•,-;ir with the greatest viz-our, but nothing comparable ' • - to the intrepidity ofKoTztsurn -and his light troops. It ,is reported here that Hesse has declared its neu. tratity, and that Prussia has recognized it. According to intelligence from Westphalia, it ap. - pears that that country, towards which the pr,ncipai part of the Prussian troops wire marching, will not be the theatre of the war. General BLUCHER, after receiving a Courier on the 20th instant, set out in 'great haste from Paderborn for Gottingen. The.panish Government, having profited by the abdication of the EMPEROR of GERMANY and the dis- solution of the Germanic Empire, to incorporate purely and simply. Holstein with Denmark,, without accompanying this measure with any Declaration si milar to that of the KING of SWEDEN, the partisans of the war have tak.en the opportunity ,of publishing very severe criticisms upon the comlua pf the Court of. Copenhagen. BIIEST, OCT. 3. -The Regulus, of 74 Funs, from Brazil, safely anchored in the Road this .morning. The brave Capt. L'l-IgR4ITE, after having destroyed. the Enemy's commerce on the Coast of Africa, pass ed through.. the British Squadrons, and has safely arrived in this port.-,-11fonsteur, SEPT. 0..7-We learn from Cosenza that the Head-quarters of MarshafAiAssErsF,‘ were on the o.th inst. at Nicastro. The reasonable Calabrese hail him as their deliverer, and the Constituted Au thorities second his efforts. with the most praise worthy ardour. yod order is every where re-esta blishing. Some iNeapo . litan troops, united with the rtebels, still remainedthere; Can. REGNIER, who marched into the centre of this . proyince, fell in with a body of 3000 of them, Whom lie attacked and completely Overthrew. Genoral VERDIER as de.; stroyed in like manner Abose who took refuge on the side ofArnantea, and has now his head-quarters in that town. General Virmmtot..TA, whose ser vices were so useful to the King'scause, died a few days ago, carried off by a violent fever:: He is -re gretted by the, whole army. The Fortress of co. senza is now commanded by Colonel AlATO.Colonel The English had cast op shore some peW hordes of 'l3rigands ; but, pursued by the Troops of the Line and the National Guards, they Were' forced to ,re-embark. in haste. Several fell into the power of , . our brave' defenders. • • . Amongst the number of prisoners made in . Calar bra are several .soldiers( of the Garrison of Gaeta, who. had, engaged by the capitulation of that fortrese not to serve any longer against the French. Theo() men hairino• been „taken -with arms in - their - hands; have suffered militnry execution. FRANKFORT, OoT. 2.—The grenadi,rs and cu 1.. as seurs of the Imperial Gbard; who arrived on the 28th of September„ marched on the 29th, at five in the morning. „In the afternoon of the same day the rest of the Inribtry of the Guard 'arrived: These troops set but this morning. • ' _ The Cavalry of the Imperial Guard is expeapd immediately. The 105th Regiment of the Line, forming part of the division under the orders Of Marshal 'AIthEitEAU; arrived here yesterday. It is expected to be cat}-; toned a few leagues from, hence.- . French Troops continue to pass. -through he re.-- They They set out again on the day after-their arrival, and use the greatest diligence. Marshal BESSIERES passed through here the day -before- yesterda. All the infantry of the Imperial Guard havesalso passed, and continue their route for . ' Wurtzburgh. The, formation of a camp in the enr virons of this city is still talked of. , The Prussians continue to. advance. They are 'posted at Heisenach, in the environs of 'whicb 4 camp has been formed. "Batteries have been erected on different points of the frontiers. The town of 'Erfurt is placed ,in the b...st state of defence, The territory of Meminingeil is also occupied' by the Prussians. The Division under the orders of General.KAL-. KREUTH, which was in Westphalia, is, now• march ing Southward: The. King of PrUssia arrived on the 25th at .the Grand Head-quarters at Merseburgh, A List is circulated at Berlin, containing the names of the Russian .Generals and liniments comprising. the two Armies which are to enter the Prussian Territories by Breslaw ,and Warsa w. The List is considerable .; prudent people keep it, iii order that they may accurately ascertain what is the difference. ::between an Army promised and an Army sent.-r- (Journal de' l' Empire) MUNICH, Sie,PT.2B.—The Regiment of the Prince Royal, set out from hence to-day ;it witi be follow, ed to-morrow by the Regiment a the Guard. Both proCeed to lichstadt, where are to be assembled a cliyisiort.of 16,000 men. Twelve thousand" men are to remain in the Tvrol.—(Joziraal de l' kdoire). AUGSBURGH, SEPT. 28.—His Highness Prince ALEXANDER BERTHIER, Minister of War, passed through here yesterday from Munich. He took the road_ for Donauwerth. All the French Generals, the Companies of .Sappers and Nlineis, the Gendarmes, &c. who were here, have set out for Franconia. 7 The division - under the orders of Marshal NEY, which has been for several Months cantoned in Upper Suabia, is in full march for Franconia. That of Marshal DAVOUST is at this moment traversing Anspacii. The grand bead-quarters, .of the French. Army have quitted Ulm. They proceed by Eleidenharn, I;:llwangen, and Halle to Wurtzburgh, where they will arrive on the 4th of 06tober. The. Artillery of Reserve will. follow im►nediately.—(Journal de MATENCE; OCT. 3.—'The French Envoy at Dres den, M. DURAND, has arrived here. It would be impossible to depiel the adiVity which prevailed here during the short time the Em peror stayed : every instant Couriers were setting out either for the Army or the Capital ; every in stant Couriers were arriving from without and from the interi:,4'. Immediately, however, on the de- pasture of his, Majesty, Mentz returned to the., most perfea tranquillity—a calm singtitey contrasted with the bustle which prevailed tor three days. The passage of the troops through, this City con tinues'without intermission. The bridge on the R nine is continually covered with men, carriages, and am munition of all descriptions. It is imposhible not to admire the fine appearance and the air ot I.4litt ion of the Troops. It is with gaiety and, joy in weir countenances that they pa's: the Rhine, and prepare at this season for the roughest, lallours ; they „arcli to War, as to a Fete, so grearis the Confidence which •