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published with a Manifesto. Count Roman:off,
who negociated and signed it, is to be elevated to
the dignity of Chancellor of the Empire, the high-
est civil dignity in the State. He has the rank of •
Field-Marshal General.

iL1t11411.1.58. OCT. 12.

Au order has been published here, fora com-
plementary levy of 30,000 conscript* of the classes
611806, 1807, 1808, 11109, and 1810, directed by
the Semmtas Cessufhou of the Sth October. After
this is completed, uo new cnntingast will be raised
upon these classes. The Council of recruiting will
inert on the 18th and i9tli October, to inspect the
conscripts actually called into service.

DOSIMI.DOIS, OCT. 7.

The foll Owing is
.an extract of a letter from an
Officer with the Grand Duke of Berg, dated Ge-
mini, 29th August :
a We are every day in action with the Spaniardit,
and gain ground upon them. A continual tire
is kept up on the city by the breaches.
The grenadiers of the Ist regimeut are already at
the gates of the town. We hail yesterday a sharp
action, after which we advanced to the gates. Cap-
tain Kiearlstein fought bravely, and perished in
this affair. This fortress will be immediately as-
saulted, and must surrender, notwithstanding its
obstinate resistance." •

DRESDEN. OCT. 1.

According to the mod recent and authentic in-
telligence from Vienna, there is every reason to be-
lieve that peace will be immediately concluded.
Arlisucwiat, OCT. 3.
The fine of telegraph erected iu tins neighhostr-
hood, is Already in full activity.

STtM:KIIOI.M, SEPT. el.

By the peace concluded ou the 17th inst. at
Frederiesham, Sweden cedes to Russia the Grand
Durby of Finland, and certain districts of the pro.
since of West Bothnia, includiog Tunica. Russia,
au the °dive. Ilan& restores to Sweden such of the
toles of Aland as are situated near the Swedish
coast, and raisins those that are contiguous to Fin-
land. The ports of Svredcii are shut against Eng-
lish ships of war; but merehaut vessels of that
nation, fr,iglited with wilt and some other commo-
dities, are allowed to enter.

ULM. OCT. 6.
Ttie huts of the French camps uear Vienna,
have been sold to Jews. The camp of Creme was
*old for 17.000 florins.
The cekbrated Hofer makes his soldiers cut off
the hair of the females also do not comply with his
orders respecting dress. It it said that Teimer.
N'ilscher, and Seni, four chiefs of the Ty-
rolese, perceiving their authority eclipsed by that
of Hofer, have quitted the country, and are uow
in the Austrian camp at Comoro.
The scarcity of gold and silver hailed to the.in-
remit:in, at Berlin, of a metallic composition, de-
nt) ccc i c fated ces caldariuse, because it is said to be an
imitation of the metal so called Ly the !lonians.—
Utensils or this metal, exactly resemble gold at 11
to Is carats, is neither tesuished by use, nor per-
io lieulth, and is sold at the rate of eight
;,roaches {one shilling) per ounce. The manu-
factory of Patzig and (ln,k, of Berlin, makes
great quantities of plate, vases, and utensils of this
kind.

• MUNICH, OCT. 3.

Capt. de BaMord, iliApirtelv,l us a ciirier from
the head-quiartr.rs of his Rope, Ilighness the Here.
ditury Prince. arrived here this morning. and hus
brought intelligence of the conclusion of the pre-
lll inaries of peace betiveu France and Austria.

FONTAINBLkAr, OCT. 10.
All the preparations are completed at the palace
for the reception of the Imperial family. Three
loads of furniture unveil there the day before yes-
terday, from Park. M. Desmazi., superintend-
ent of the household, has iikpected all the a:.art.
merits. Revering:dors have been placed in the
courts and avenues. in short, Loth without and
within, every thing is preirired fur the residence of
the Court. It is said Iler Majesty the Empress
will arrive there this slay, and that she will there
wait for the Emperor, whose return is announced
as very near at hand. We are taught to hope that
their Imperial Nlajesties will make a considerable
stay in our town.