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tli^Ea/lindies.
MADRAYdTIPPO, though
I February 10.) I for the prefect
w&fcp%l, 4 by,o means cifarm
.ed, : on the contrary, he i^ already,
. eftabrrthfogta army, and has late
ly putetiafed 7000 horfe.l, towards
~ cffeaing his future 65jgt,. His
, , field preparations ate certainly pr&
portionible tote*'
g Scindia, an aspiring Mihrm#
<. Prince, ° aggrandized b late
conceit ft i at this period awes ail the
peninfu'a of India, with a large and
araw^jl^w fifatahreaf.
r ens our poffeffioos, and though he
hit bbetidopted hbftile meafurei
lagaitiflagaitiftWtir o6t allies, it is thought
by ram 'ba, -he.foon will, efpec-
Iw iaily if backed by the French.
hiv';'painr it/i
I^•Poland.'
[ WARSAW, July 2%—ln con
[ tofmUf with the imperious injunc-
F lion of Sievers, the Ruffian En-
I voy, the treaty between Russia arid
I Poland, was signed on the 22d.
I. the articles were denied even the
b formality of drfcuflton, and the
1 pride of a haughty Dirt w, n&
ffigMotori by gentle degrees.
^ Silvers had altered a few terms; '
, to make the ratification of flavor,
;at precise as pebble, and thus tire
factificetetef^ ; we mean;
that pan OT^hc Hecatomb claim
~ed by rhe court of Ruffian |
Buchholtz, the Prussian En
voy, has now in turn fobmitted the
Xdemands pf his Court to the fame
patient acquiescence.
He c,Hed de attention of the
Diet by a brief note, &ted, July
20, and reminds them that they
farnifh a delegation with the necef
fyy powers to conclude a treaty
with the King his master, upon the
Biportions of the allied Courts.
"1 Conferences are now holding up
-1 on this partition— and if the Ruf
', fare, Minify fopports the claim of
/his brother inventer, there can be
Isa; little doubt of hh success.-
There can be no hope that Polandl
. * will be ableto throw offthefe usurp
^tions, but through the Au^rating
inftabifify of politics, and the epe-.
I rnies that Spring up so suddenly in
# coum.
so? The Diet, indeed, have made
!tyll thelr extorted consent to these
oppreffioni; by an appeal, furrow
fumy direaed^^ that 66 Powerful
GoJ/who in ibid justice deter
mines upon theaflions of individ
uals of the Univeife# and who lees
the oppteffion under which Poked
is com pelied to grp, a.''
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Ger^^xv.
VIENNA, Afo& ,
4svtr o,^ fapmur z, the Solicitfflito of
; h )
&iteMw A y j h« Emperour, up
t on tbs request of,he Amtafodour 4
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from Poland, to interpose his kint
influence against the intention 0
the Courts of Peteffourgh and Ber
iin t .with regard to the partition 0
<he different provinces of the Re
publick already invaded by'theff
refye&ive troops, gave for ahfwe%
=." that there was no room sot
anymore mediation on the part of
his Imperial M^jefty, as there had
been a treaty signed by bo<h par
ties, with refped to those provider
es in possession of the troops of her
Imperial Majetty the Empress ol
Russia, on the 22d of July ult.
Austrian Netherlands.
BRUSSELS, AUG. 30. @. filtertt
plan oftbe present campaign unfolds
itfelf in a manner totally different
from wbat was expelled after tty
capture of the camp of Cesar. The
Prussians leave the combined army, in
order to serve with the Saxons, un
der the immediate ordey, of &r
Monarch, she Duke of Brunswick,
and Count Kalkreutb This army
is b, foaefappofed to be on the point
of entering Grain, and in the opi,
io#of others it is defined to ap
proach ^ifaciejapd to feppott fa
WfaeWs of Gerierql Wiirmfef.
Prince Cobourg will employ e
reff of the campaign in reducing
fame strong places, which are the key
to France on the fide of the Pi
card,. ^efa,, footed between
Valenciennes and Maubeuge, will en
fare to as tbe pofeffin of the one, and
facilitate the capture of the other.
The garrifahas burnt down the fob
urbs, which covered the approach
of cur troops, tycfyoneers have
thrown fame falls into the town
buta regular sage is net ,rt begun.
/■ order to obfrufl it, the garrison
made, on the aid infl. a vigorous
fall, with a, corps of 8000 men,
but was repulsed after a v„ bleed,
conteff. The fege of Maubeage is
not likely to be commenced jo (oon.
The Dutch arm,, under the imme
diate orders of the hereditary Prince
of Orange, is to form a chain of
communications between the arm, of
the Duke of York and that of the
Prince of Cobourg, covering at the
fame time the frontier from Ypres to
the Scheldt, and keeping in awe the
garrison of Lisle, as well as the
eomp cf Let Mugdelaine. As the
Grand French arm, fall occupies ffa
fame central potion behind L'fle,
0 a small distance from Douai, cov
ered b, the Scarp; the Prince of Co
bourg has flrengtbmed this part of
the line of communication with a
corps under the order of Generalßeau
lieu, tobo is replaced near CbaUroT
byGeneral Seekerdorfl\
In order to accomplifotbe bemming
of Prance from Flanders to Lorrain,
the camp of ffito^^^ daily new
reinforcements.— Regiments are dai
ly puffing through Luxembourgb on
their march thither. Theft troops
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frofrOrvak tO drlon, and at the,
'''» '" e ' j rece i ve ^ abattering train
tbgfcwll, in all probability, on their
■ P e W r ^i"g into Lorrain, afl offen
fiveltynd conned the operations of
,the army in the Netherlands, with
those of the King of Premia and
General Wurmfer ontbegfeoniiers of
I Alsace and Landau.'
TOUBNAV, hue, 31. Genera 1
Beadlieu flas received fevCrabrem
• forcements. His urmv now consists
lof 20,000 men, 300,0 of whom
are Dutch. The republicans have
abandoned their camp near Mons
en-Puelle, and, weakened their poti
Mt Pont-A- Marque, tehis enables
General Beaulieu to %&' oh the of
)e<&e.:\
Fourteen hundred men of the
troops which deferred with Du
,mourier,iarrived here yesterday, &
proceeded this, morning on (heir
{march tb Cyfoing; where they are
to be employed.
Holland:
MAGUE, ,ept. 2.—lt is now a
certain file that the Swife Cabtom
have presented a remopftracce to
the government of Milan, for seiz
ing M. de Semooville, the French
tAmtaTadoUr, on their territory,
and thereby violating the rights 0
nations.,
"Thereto, under the commanc
of the Hereditary Prince of Orange
Ihas been considerably reinforced.
Portugal.'
LISBON, JULY 29.— The 6000
'troops intended for Spain will be
'ready by the ,h of Auguft^ and
every preparation is making so
their embarkation, T%efe forces,
I which will be convoyed by some
ships of war, are to be lent as a re
inforcement so the Spanish General
Cara, in the Bay of Biscay.
The Spanish fleet is gone back
to Carthagena, to put on ihore four
thousand sick teamen, and to take
;on board refreshment.
The Spanish maritime force cow
;confifts of 37 mips of the line, with
' a proportionate cumber of frigates
'and brigantines)
' — —CTmCTcrare—
Spain. (
!CADIZ, aug. 10.— The fleet is at
I Carthagena, where it was obliged
I to put 1% on account of a kind of
I plague, which carried off the sea
men and soldiers by thoufandi.=
There are no left than 4000 sick,
in tte hofpitali of that town, and
nearly hi many have died since our
vessels failed from the harbours of
'Spain.
We have had jn this bay, for
some time past, fix Portuguese men
of war. They are now gone up the
Mediterraptyd ; commgee is to
tally dead. The beat is eaceffive ;
we have had no rain the whole
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November 1793.]
Servo,.
chamberi, august 2,-- On the
21st a column of the nedmontefe
defeated the French nea* Salacches,
took their cannon, and ch^eed them
'put of all Fauvigny, until within
'two leagues from Geneva, the
Iwhole territory of which they have
'evacuated, without lifting another
engagement.
Two other columns, crofted
Mount Cenis and St, Bernhard.
One of (hem took on the 15th the
French redoubts in Tarentaile, and
drove the enemy from St. Maurice
and from Sixt The other forced
the French entrenchments at Ter
migoon, , Bramens, arid sc. Michel
io La Maurienne. The enemy, in
their precipitate flight, abandoned
their magazines, equippage and
cannon.
The two columns being joined,
marched on the 21st Sgainft Cham- -
beri, from whence on the next day
they drove Kellerman, who in all
speed was arrived there two days
before from Lyons, and is fled in
to France with the Municipalities
and the Administrators of the dis
Itrift.
Th^ Tree of Liberty, which was
'called the Tree of Licentioufafs,
%as been cut down every where.
Blue cockades (which the Pied
moDtefe troops generally wear)
[have Succeeded to those of three
! colours. The people have risen
irr favour of their lawful Sovereign.
At Clufe, Bonneville, Mouftice
and St. jean, women and old men
fired upon the republicans from the
windows;
The French corps which was
left at Chablair under the Older#
of General Muy, from fear of be
ing cut off, has crossed the lake of
Geneva, in order to march to Ver
foix, and thence to Bugez.^
France.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
August 22. Jul*de Caren
tan digressed to the measures at
publick welfare.—" There are two
measures (said he) proper to dispel
the dangers of the country.— The
firft is cruel and atrocious, but n&
effary ; it must be put in force,
and is the following—" Let us tell ^
the Despots who pollute the foil
of liberty: Your satellites, your
(laves, your partifaßß are io our
power ; we are going to immolate /
them, if you do not desist from
your guiky designs. Marie An
toinette, her son, her daughter and
sister shall be the firft vidims. The a
clergy, the nobility, the remains
of that infamous Dynasty which /1
kept us long in bondage, even the
oreigners (hill fall beneath Our 4
blows;" Julien now particularifed
he crimes of Marie Antoinette— #
She exerafed influence over her 1
husband; she tikithe wow&fe