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London, England, 1805-10-10 00:00:00

am! pr,3:erded tnwaras Offenbach and 3eligenstadt
Ile second division wi:l arrive here this evening.

VERONA, stet. 13.
His Excellency General Massena, Mat shal of the
Empire, Commander in Chief of the Army of Italy,
has established his Lead-quarters at VAlsggin. Hr
reviews the different cot ps in succession, accordir•.g
as they arrive. On the 10th, the following pro-
clamation was inserted in the enters of the army
" S•ildlers of the Army of Italy, Ilis Majesty the Ein..emr
and King hat appointed toe your Geis oit in Chi 4 It is gra-
n:ring to me again to behold my former companions in arm•,
and to find in them voitinsmtv, which I knew them to possess,
attachment to disciplioe, and devotion to their duty. I will
ever address to them the language of thee., sentiments; and I
fondly believe, that they will be read► t,3 answer it, if political
circumstances should compel His Majesty tho Evrt;mror and
King to give the signal for battle, in spite of the dzeire, which
lie has ever manifested to maintain peace. So'dicrs, you will
boar iii mini, that you are oii a field of battle, rendercil
trious by his victories, and that, at every step, we shall meet
traces of his magnanimity and his genius. Iwo sunstituted at
your head, in the place of a General, distinguished by his ser-
vices, who is called to another dedination, •hither, without
d,uht, your wishes will accompany him. Upo.i whatever
theatre His Majesty .hall place us, Soldiers, let us justify hit
choice, and let us have but one thing in our thoughts, our
Country and our Emperor." (Eigne.l) MASSENA,
Ma,ehal of the Empire, Gen. in Chief.
STK ASSURCIN. SEPT. 27.

We have had Their Majesties the Emperor and
Empress in this city since yesterday : they arrived
at half past five in the evening. Several couriers
that had arrived in the course of yesterday brought
the intelligence, that Their Majesties had slept at
Luneville. All the arrangements for their reception
were made; the Counsellor of State, Prefnet of the
Lower Rhine, the Mayor of the City, and the Guard
of Honour, proceeded to the stations in which they
were to wait Their Majesties arrival. The Cavalry
of the Guard of Honour advanced to join that of the
Imperial Guard, which was waiting for the Em-
peror near Eckholsheini. At the head of the Im-
perial Guard were, Marshal Bessieres, General Le-
val, C immandant of the fifth military division, and
several other Generals. His Highness, Prince Mu-
rat, who had returned from the right bank of the
Rhine, proceeded also to meet His Majesty. The
grand triumphal arch, ereaed between the two
bridges th ft separate the Fauxbespg Blow from the
city, had been finished only that morning. Four
young coopers, dressed in white, were to present to
Hi. Majesty, near the triumphal arch, the honorary
offering of wine; and four young fishermen to present
him with some fish; Their Majesties arrived about five
sealo:k at Rcamashosen. The Mayor, at the head
of the Municipal Council, presented to His Majesty,
the Emperor and King, the keys of the city, and
addressed him with a speech. The Emperor con-
descended to reply in the most affable manner.