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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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PAK'S PAPERS.

it IN 'Laity, Nov. 5. •
Ills Majesty coursed, yesterday, foi five hours
and a halt, and rode twenty le►gues on horseback.
ov. 6.
We had here, yesterday. a very numerous Court.
His Majesty gave audience in the morning, and had
e concert and circle at night.
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This day, His Majesty held a Council of his
Ministers. At night. he •attended, at the Court
Theatre. the tep►eseutation of The Revenge, and
an Act of The Nine of Peebiello.

The Ambassador of Saxony set out yesterday to
meet his King. who is expected to-morrow or next
day, at Fontainblean. It is said, that His Majesty
writ be accompanied by his Queen and his daughter
the Princes. Augusta. Besides the King of Ba-
varia, the King of Westphalia and the Viceroy
of Italy are expected at Fontaiubleau. This is the
general report.

NAM, NOV. 6.
The fate to be given on the 12th, at Funtrtitt!.
Ulm will be very briniest. It is in honour of the
Ling of Saxony:
NOV. 7.
Their Majesties will fix their residence at Paris
on the 16th.
The King of Saxoi,y is to reach FontaiableAn oh
Friday nest. The Kings of Bavaria and Welt-
phalia, and the King and Queen of
.Naples, are
also expected.
On the 16th ult. Vie Casette of the Court of
Vienna was again published with the anus of His
Majesty the Emperor of Austria. The first article
contained in it was the treaty of peace which was
coweluded on the 14th with His Majesty the Empe-
ror of the French.
On the 26th October, the Prince Viceroy of Ithly
arrived at rtilach in the Illyrian provinces, with his
staff.
Tfie Marshal Dale of Dardsie is arrived •is
Paris.

The Duke of Abrantes, who is Commast in
Chief of the Bth corp. of the' rand Arab *awe
at Mayenee, on the tath ult.
It is said, that the Marshal Duke AP*
leaves Paris in order to take the consomod of lie
eons, which is going to occupy Dalmatia glad the
Illy riau provinces.
• • war.

Letters from Brest announce the arrirai, at Cow
of two prizes, laden with colonial production'
The Aruencan flag of truce Happy Return,
Cupt. Robert Freeman, sailed from Dieppe, fur
New York, on the 4tll inst. with 64 passengers.

rtrrinstmo, OCT. i l.

7Se Court Gazette of this day contains the fol-
lowing Report of our military operations in Turkey :
Prince Bagration. Consmander.in-Chief of the
Army. states, that after the conquest of the for.
tresses of Tultach, Gsaichi. Maschin, and Girsows,
the Russian troops attacked, near Rossevats, a
Turkish corps of 10,000 cr an. commanded by the
Seraskier Goziew Pacha, whom they totally routed.
In this battle the Turks lost 5000 killed, a mu, II
greater number in prisoner., IS pieces of cannot,
and 30 pair of colours. The teat of the enemy's
troops fled to Sihatria. We purified above
ten leagues.

" This victortwas immediately followed by the
taking of Fort Kasgun, en the tight btu* of the
Danube, and of the fortresses of Kisteudsche, and
114ayalin, on the coast of the Black Sea; but this
success was only the prelude to a more initportant
conquest.

4. 00 the iSth of September, Ismail, that too.ce-
lebrated fortress, the capture of which formerly cost
so much blood, surresdered, without striking a
blow, to the victorious arms of our troops. General
Sarin dictated the capitulation. The garrison and
the inhabitants are to quit the place in live dap%
and to be conveyed to the Russian territory beyond
the Mush,. General Sass has sent the keys of Is-
mail to Petersburg.
" These brilliant successes were celebrated on the
6th inst. in our capital, by the of cannon
and a solerun Te Delon. The same day, the colours
taken trop tha lurks were earned in procession
to the church of St. Peter and St. Paul."
WARIPAW, OCT. I I.
The following Order of the Lay has been pub-
lished here :

ALLIED AR'llY.-4111 DER OF THE DAY.
STAVIN 'mils et: & •,
♦T CRACOW, OCT. 7, Ilte).
It is ►gitly apretable to ►is Lai-enemy the Comnasderia-
Chief, that he hi 'hie to announce to the arms ander his
orders, that part of their companions is arms, who were
called to fight is another country of the world, ►are 'hewn,
by their bravery and proud conduct, that the Pole
CCSOCI to support the gluey of his ONOT, and to merit the

maid of Napoleon the Great, his deliverer. .
[flea follow the details ath „ glories,. senors in whirls
the Polish truvps lll:vain have distinguighed tllesnaelves.l
VIENNA, 0f:T.113.
Count VVrinon, the Austrian torautissioner for
the execution of the Treaty of Peace, having or-
dered it to bc printed, it has thus day been posted
sod published by the Printer of Or-. Court, to
whom the people are Sorkin to procure copies,
of it.

By virtue of thiA treaty, the greatest part of the
archives of the Chancery of tija Empire, and of the
Chancery of Wars. are give. up. Tile chests are
conveyed upon the Danube, by the way of Passau.
We leiuu, that the alisuaderstnudiag between

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the D►ren and the English Minister. Adair, has
risen to the highest pitch. He still continues to
.reside at Coustiontinopl• , but his speedy dr parture,
tor Loudon, is :announced. The Porte, it is said,
warmly resent the demand which the British
Government has thought lit to make, respecting
the reception of English troops in the Island* of
the Archipelago, under the pretext of defending
them against the French and Russians.
' ♦IENNA, OCT. 18.
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria, has been
pleased to allow Coma Philip Stadion to retire
front the Administration of Foreign Atiiiirs, at his
repeated request. His Majesty has appointed
Count Wenceslaus de Nl.tternicii, formerly his
Ambassador at the linpelial Court of France, to
that situatimi.
It is said. that the Empress of Austria, finding
the air of Hungary very unhealthy, will imme-
diately remove to Brunt), iu Moravia.

WIEN KA. OCT. QQ.
It is reported that part of the interior of Austria.
ceded to France. will forst. with Croatia and
devoid Dalmatia, the new kingdom of I.llyria,
which is to have a partieu. it Sivereign, depeudeut
upon the Emperor of the French. •

MADMD, OCT. 20.

Gen. Blake's army, 25,000 strong, has ht en com-
pletely defeated in'Cstalonia, by Gel.. St. Cyr.—
Blake has lost more than oily-third of his army in
killed, wounded, sad prisoners, and the rest is en-
ly dispersed. The peasants remained, duting
the action. tranquil spectators; in their houses. The
prisoners have been sent off to France. All the ene-
toy's baggage, provisions, and artillery, have fallen
into the hands of the French.

We are foil here of the snivel of the Emperor of
lie French, fur whom preparations aft

ocr. 42.

Preparations are making fur the ri.:eeption of
the Emperor in Spiiin. The Couqueror of the
Danube will coon 1(40 that of the Tagus end Gua-
dalquivir to his titter. We are assured that our
King has already nobsinated the depomtion which
is to receive his august brother on the. froutiers of
thelkiiigdeut. The rebels and their' bccomplices
wiltAryouble at this intelligence ; their fear is tho
Irest:froesible homage to the genius of WM wines
oritlfitt can resist.
; .. •UaSSUILG, OCT. 30.

The Prince Royal of Bavaria. accompanied by
Generals Wrede, Drouet. end Regluviich, entered
lospritch, the 25th of this month.
The news of. peace has nu where produced m
lively a sensation as in Bohemia, where the renewal
of hostilities milt have infallibly produced a general
Gutine. •
CAPO D.IITILIA, OCT. 22.
The Pi erect, Calafati, has published the following
details :

In the vicinity of °Miro. ea event has occur-
red, is.ltieh will haire.the effect to bring back the
disaffected toe seise of their duty, and to convince
the brigands that death and infamy await their
cti lots.
.ijOnthe 19th, et three p. tit. three rover vessels
lkoorarenzo, having 101 brigands: on board, en-
tered the port of Omago. The soi-disnut General
'Mbetechiari, Captain Mourn, Moselle, and Lieu-
: Vetiant Antonio Feed. landed at the head of about
30 brigand% mid,iostantly began to levy contiihu•
Lions aid receisiMiu the town ; but.at live o'clock,
• detachment .of French troops, and of the na-
tional guard of Cape d'lstria„ eime in eight.
!"rhebrigiiniiiiminediately tied. The three yea-
, selsaet sail without waiting for their comrades, or
the contributiows they had levied. The chief of
the gang and his followers seized the first fishing-
boat they could lay their hands oe, but were at-
tacked by two boats, filled with French soldiors and
the national guards of Cape &Istria,. who fired
upon them almost muzzle to muzzle. Almost
all the brigands were killed, and the zoi-disost
General lloutechiari was made poisoner. His real
name is Terrier de Manteau. a French 'thirst*,
anti on old ufficer of engineers, very Fell known
at Cape d'lstria, where he resided when it belonged
to the Austrians. Au important corresposidance
was seitowl-oopow ltiw. .
The three vessels which escaped with the insur-
gents, proceeded to Rovigno, where they impru-
dently landed. They entrenched themselves in
the Chapel of our I..arly, hut they were Colt to
pietas by • detachment scut against them. We
have not lost one man.

What a lesson fur the .lisafreeted. thi seducers,
the incredulous, and certain hull &redoes, who -no
longer direct the con/wieners. but the for,' of oee-
Lim shameless Wes 1"

...••••• M•I•••••-
GOTTENIWRGII MAIL

STOCKHOLM, NOV. 8.

Arcording to a letter from Count Brrnstorf, the
Danish :Ministers Plenipotentiary, appointed to at-
tend the impending Coogress in Jonkoping, on the
part of tha DaiiiM Court, were to aet put yester-
day on their ihiportunt mission, furnished with full
,powers to conclude a treaty of peace with this
country. The Swedish Envoy. His Majesty's Lord
ANatitithertain, Count C. U. Adlersparre, has been
ordered, in cou►egi.euce of the above intelligence.
' imnierineely to proceed to Jookopiog, to receive
'theta in that place,

An armistice has been conrlowled between the
Swedish Major-tiessetal Baron Tawast, and the