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London, England, 1806-08-21 00:00:00

the wishes of the stations, fee the seems of the no-
ble alerts of those who are engaged in removing
all the obstacles that still impede the inure re•
establishment of their tranquillity. It were to be
wished, that the mission of Corn Metternich Win-
sebarg, who arrived at Paris it the 'vetting of the
Sd instant, in quality of Ambassador from Austria,
may likewise contribute to the same (gild.
naunst.s. AUG. 9.
The passage of Couriers through this city, which
has again became very frequent within. this short
time, denotes a very brisk diplomatic correspondence
betwen Paris, Berlin, Dusseldorf. and. the Hague
Very loftiest night, a Courier of the French Cabi
set gamed through Brussels, on his way te Hol.
land t andta Courier, dispatched by the French En-
....evey at Iledip,, proceeded, by way of this city, to
Peri& Ws mievelled with the greatest expedition,
• and mete ilie Imams of dispatches considered as
Mating toe very affairs. A few moments
efet...., eseardsb * man of distindion passed
;...... his way frogs Paris to H.. -
land.' ifie may **red to change horses.
vatites, JULY 23.
.. Tbe Viceroy of Italy has arrived in this City,
whore he will speed a few days. This Prince re=
Aim at the Palace of Bt. Mark, now denominated
the I.lo4.lteyal, being intended for the use of the
Mug of roll- A decree has been published to this
eft, and the Intendant of the Crests kes been or-
dered to furnish and make it ready for the reception
of llh Majesty in the present year.
MIL• 11. JULY 27.
Our Viceroy arrived this morning at the Palace
of Menu, on his return from his tour to the Vene-
tian Provinces. which devolved to the Crown of
Italy, by the treaty of Presburg. Prince Lagene
entSariensed the most Swains reception. and is
highly gratified with that **Juneau of esteem and
ukase eareamed ea itslaapeasion, by the inhabit.
ants of the imontries .140 b be has been visiting.
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ellara. and ditaa" Rsilliellfillse siege end
saprowler of Gaeta, which fell inne**.hands of the
Wigging army, by Capitulation, on the lab of this
'wadi. has notyet appeared ; ten it is said, that it
se dowdy be semis poblie, 111 amain *Nib
emesdas pertindere. Musurbila, the liMilliasene
Gomm ins pnblied tbb following boos This On-
- elgel Wealth was affected in tee Citadel, down to the
beet the Canntersearp. It wag wide enough to
&dusk eke am in host. Three French columns
VIM vend, us mum it. The grenadien who cons-
-peed the iset column waited with impatience the
-*pod • far smash. Marshal Messina then gam-
' - Mused the glean to, the last time, to surrender.—
Mho besieged demanded some time to obtain the
iperneisaion of thole Commander, the Prince of
• ' `fie Pkilipothol, who was wounded ; but they
num easweved, that, is ea hour, the French should
I. is the place ley farce af areas. The sight of
dm edam' ready to move, a breach open and
wady ler moontiag. two other small breaches,
' by which it would not be entreemeig &Seek
se peannate, the dread of heimpameted. . midi
irtthe severity of the laws el men 411601111
venison to capitulate."
is surrender will greatly facilitate the military i
operations in the twn Calabria', to which a consi-
derable part of the troops employed in this memo-
rable siege. will move. Meanwhile, the accounts
received from that country are more favourable
than the preceding ones. According to the last
advisee, General Verdi": has at diii moment his
head quarters at Cassano, while thee. of General
Rapier me at Catansaro. The reports of these
two Generals give hopes of seeing the remainder of
the insurgents shortly reduced to subjeflion, and
public order thereby reestablished in that large and
Ise Province.

Jvct 25.
Rise Joseph, being desirous to insure more and
tranikullity. and the security of the
wide se, bas ewes orders fir the formation of a
civic guard, iutotadid for the maintenance of order
Is the capital. The goyal decree relative to it,
sista, that it shall be composed of cis regiments of
two bootstrom, each battalion to consist of his
Cosposios.

MI:1111211, JULY 31.
LTheidalilishmen: of the head-quarters of the
Fowls Grand Army at angsburgh, and afterwards
at Ulm, where it still remains, has not prevented
the easel Commander in Chief of that army, the
Berthier, from continuing his residence in

ii,, the capital of Bavaria. This city has consequently
. remained the place to which all orders have been
itraassnitted from Paris, and from which they have
ben dispatched to the different corps of the army;
d it was near becoming the centre of the move.
Silents of the French army which has returned to
this country. Such were the appearances during
the last fortnight, in which a great namber of
French troops set out on their march from Suabia
so Bavaria. while others passed over from the left
to the tight bank of the Rhine ; and even the
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