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nisterl, that, eenstdering the .
this countrr, the Emperor folly gelled generosAy of
Hit Majesty, and had, ent.equently, not hesitated, at once, to
place Pus mates open the mut forekslll6 feoti4.g.
I have the honour sate, &e.

(marl) ARTHUR PAGF.T.
Copy of a Dienatelt from Ilk Arthur Pettit, so Lord Muir aver
dated Vienna, Aspen nth, 180). (No 73 )
My Lord-4 have the nag. or to inclose a Rea/melte which
wb publishet westerns!, avell by ...bids the Austrian Army is
declared to be upon the war restablirtiment.
neck,' to avoid your Lordship air imui-diate contest with
the .ronab's be I Garman in which ,r, et.sr.rit is went,,, I
have ca..sed a translation to be tirade of ine essential
sesita..ird in it, which I harewith enclose. The opening of it
is, In fart _the most important attire whole.
I ha , aural to 're ni Count o,:enztl's cabinet sesi-r.r,
twinning, reading some papers, whs.. the Ffv.:Cil
arrived 14 Illeidjoining auttlce, with. this liegicawnt in his
hand.
The interview, though very stnt, was, I fans}', rather a
boisterous on.:.
M. de 14 Rochefoucault, .illuding to t it :Jewell, begin
by ...tying, as CoUlli 0r5C112.41 info, tel in, alter
swards, re 4. tetrime la g.,er,e, et td,.it a:vs teere: i" the
e • v..rsatien did not, is other appear tr. be wet), novel.
I; 1,, Vice Chanc nee C .tit alv.l, that toe Emperor's view, in
arming, were to maintain •i^ cc, sod that at all events he
artist 1 in hi, own country. emer.ors R mayarre's arma-neats
were mad • in a country w 7h JIA not belong to him.
It is 11114..c,r4ary that I should say mere upon this suhlect,
wpmn idirdieve will have already received, through Count
.•itansviableg. the tipiA 'nen. communication. which have
oaken piece ls..t•Yeen the Court rif Vienna and the French Go-
earnattne. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) ARTHUR rAGF.T.
Col'', OF a Dispatch (men Sir A. Paget, K. S. to Lent Mul-
grave, dated Vienna, 30th August, 1405. (No. 75 )
My Lord—A Russian Courier arrived here yesterday, with
an account that the firn. Iserly of the Ruitian troops, under
territory,

! proms , this. . every means _ him
. so his ere 4emeors.
this hlci already been done by Prince Schwaraenberg.
Mr 8,101 wl,l n!f.rr more. We I:Ja. sea whati.er Mr de
Montrrlss wt.! he more treatable with him.
'the Blvsnarl f urces do not, as Coins e,stsenza mer.tioned
to• me last nortst, -.mount to mare than trn or tw.•lre thou-
snad ~D. Tile Elector of Bavaria, in hss first asterasew with
. . .

the Pilrrre, promised ever! 'hit, t tat was deniamled, he
cotOrined hie reeneise In a few ones !se wrote : he Wilt
Gsi end Nilssona here with a letter to the Etroveror, which
CO.lll/lelll,g mealy in these woofs :
I have ordered my Minister to sign a treaty with Prince
eehwartzzliberg, by which I join my troops to those of yro:c
Maie•t.
Wn•-o the above. I.3oeer arrived with this letter, the
•.•.r ...d ahearly heard of the Hector of Itavaii,'s deearture.
The r: JlllllllOl are to be at Bruins on the 20th. GUY, true have
been sent off w request that they tray advance by faced
marche, General Nltene!dt is to be attached to these coups.
This Government has, within these few di:y.l, htd arenonts
of the w hu:e of the French twiny quitted-the coast,
and bzing in full march for Strasburg and M.iyence.
It is said, that Roriaparto will command in Germany with
M3-4.llticy under him. It is ieporterl, that Joseph Bona-
parte will command to Italy, basing Massena attached to tom.
I have the bailout to be, Ike. ARTHUR PAGED.

Copy of a Dispatch from Sir Aithur Piget, K. B. to Lord
Mulgrave, dated Vienna, loth September 11E15. (No. 91.)
My Lord—o The E operas set. out for the army to morrow.
Its imperial Majesty, after having estiferrid wall General
Mack upon the iiiiSsrent objeCte for which he undertake,. Chia
journey, will, I en lentand stern to Vienna for the transaction
dismisses, pervious to Ito heal depertu.e to take the toosinand
of his armies.
My last letters will have informed your Lord..hip that the
Austrians were advancing to the Lech. Is have now to an-
nounce a still more forward moverueot to the Idler, or, on
other words, to the noition of thor.
AcCordior to the lad acbausita Which. Mss keen receiLit
here, it iasopposi•cl that toe army outlet BOlapalna, wii.ch lee '
insaineling at St-• 'sort Ifei Marco . :;.e
latter, will en ~:rtt to tievioa . kw. ;.*,
there is the ant.y .tre, wench is westesellaid to be
• Jaws Me. 11,-.1111%;:-,64 ee FM/ialik, wile the grew melee
tiiinefsee.eserbably becorrwr clamor! to strengthen
Aeon army Germany, which me eely be dew by
wowing traoire from the Tyrol. This crsisideonims, together
with the deteresination which had been taken of not colts.
menctng operations in. Swi mriand, have induced the Einsbror
Li accede to the demand of neutrality made by tha Swiss go.
vernmeot ; accordingly His Ini:ierial Maley, in his isomer to
the Landaminan. has vivified to that Gneernment his conscht
to admit the neutrality of Swisserland ; but his Inper.ai Ma.
jetty has at the same time declared, th..t hs observance ..f this
engatement wit, depend entirely rime a .tract adherence
to such a system on the part of the Semis, and tnat from the
moment they permit toe passage of the French towie, or
want .uppliet oi auy sort; iu general, tnat they 11.-viste in the
slightest degree from the neutrality they have inopovell, rie
shall, without further expiration, look upon the agreenti.nt
as dissolved.
Th. necessity of erriploving fresh efforts appears to be felt
here; 1 an, informed by Count Csb..norl thst ant on:y all Om
monies, bnt what is called the double reserve, have been
ailed out.
The Archduke Ferdinand kft Vie:ista yesterday to join the
army In Swabia. I hay* the honour to be. Att.
(Signed) ARTHUR pAGET

Copy of a Dispatch form Sir Arthur Parer, K. B. to Lor.l Mut-,
grave, slated Vienna, 21st September 18C). (No. VS.)
My Lord—el have little to trouble your Lonletde with by tbie
pro.
Tlto mails from Otnetal !Hatt are of tae Inns salisfsetory
num:. and the apprehensions which were at one time enter-
ta:i.ed from the immense fore: whir h Bonaparte is twining
into t;erniativ, gradually decreasrs : the Msertinii of the Bava-
rians to the Austrians iv said to be considerable.
Count Cobenrd's information, however, respecting the
noveae., of the Bavarian army, was incorrect
they tug, I b,:lieve, be intim iced at twenty th ntsand
men.
Cspy of a dispatch from Sir Arthur Paget, K. B. to 'lnn! Mu!.
rev- dated Vienna, 13th September 180)- (No. 91.)
Mr ioacil—Ar count; were rather unespe,:tedly rezeivint here
yesterday, which announce the anvil of the Emperor of Rua-
, da at Broca.
Prinmo Schwattasnbre ad! set out hem Vienna this even.
to ancol upon Hoi 'venal Majesty during his stay in
that country.
The Russian troops are advancing in carriages.
I lave the honour to be, le.
(Sijiied) - ARTHUR PAGET.
Typeset of a Dispatch from Sir Arthur Paget, K B to Lord
•
Midgrave, dated Vienna, td °Sneer, 11100. (No. 97.)
My Lord—lt has been several times reported here, that the
French hart crossed the Rhine; the a-count which arrived here
yesterd ivy of that event, scents to be credited by this government.
Should it be rue, or whenever it may happen, Goaeral Mack,
as Count Caboreel assured me last night, hat ordere to advance
and give ahem baths It has hem found necessary to re Worms
the army in f;ermans by drawing thirty battalions from Italy ;
• circumstance whieli adpeart to hare created some disple_sure
In the Archduke Charles.
The Emperor's departure to taker the command of the army
is bled for thc 2tri of this month. The bra,' of Ike het Rua-
-1111,4 column will have crowed the Danube at Krems on the
bin (17th) instant. It is calculated that the whole corns wider
General Kutusow, will have joined the Austrians by the
instant. I llamas. honour to be, &e.
ARTHUR PAGET.

Copy o' from Sir Arthur Paget, My'.
diave, NinA, 34th Ltaober ISOB Mel
Pty Lord...lf the not openitions of the born
atteartud with 104 and disadvantage, w ufy resent
aspect of affairs, it IN, I ars roll to fey, berlsailonek to
presume, we mar, wilco's( other cattier, &minus" ear IR awe,
cenies to the f.dlewing
The hist and principal f wit whieir has beat aeataitted,
Was to have ialce.i tNe fir' with two • tome; %taco th•
very Ent aoraideize el a tepee,* WS imam, it tar been

that tiro theatre of 'he re. r •
nonaparee himself publi-ly annuonced
Note tormented by the Charge d*Affairee at Re.
it was rrthee wise net difficult to calcolate that the •
fof Horreparte would rather be directed towards t
hail Cr Mel.
eau:sot have more than 70;000 men under his corn-
• armies under the immediate command of hens-
..iot be estimated at lees thou 140,000. Notwith-
which, the campaign Ids been 'mimed is Genearry
v,oon Austrians; whereas, manes* or oppose Mea-
nt tot Our bu hithe.to dues, rho Archduke
root less than from lirn to Idu,nun
wapViu title wane abatribm and misapp leaden
bet iu thetwo hallowing ways :
rPtubsibl• that General Mans, aware of the jea-
pertain the decided hatred borne kiln by the Arch-
utio.firox to trillarue that animarry by a mooted
from Italy any very considerable 'lumber of thre
in the coninse.tee.hent of the prcoaratiotia, it
. exprnlierst to plum under nut cumulated of Hie
ingbortos in that country. To Int, false and misplaced
therefore, arc, in a great PI*0•11f11, owing the event
And I do ma ice any thing imptobable in thes
it was urn wool the la.t exist y that thirty kat-
.r ware, in fac...mdcreil hoes Italy to reinifweee
eciduke rentinare.'. army i a. d ne Insole that this eery
era gave a great deal of umbrage to the Archduke
Charles.
SSP Z. tettflowleets plan d the campaign, It must has.
roes takuhired, that, yearlong aerthwepetringed at, the Bum
throe would have jarred. This, la triatli,..twerrewse Wee owl ,
extraordinary, was the calculation which was made; wet
what it was fouroled, 1 canaot exactly say.
Coi•seiering the Immense pre -roe which Si".' earning
on hire, the tenon of M. NO•Onni.l ,ff, atirrouoc- or r. •
middle of July, the witless which he flirt • role .ispi 'to
must, more or lees, have acquired of tit 0.•••• roe carry, .g
0.1 lot tweet His Majesty :me the two trial Co ins, it et e
hardy to be capthicd tit -t the deception. coed be c .red n•
agy...n.l the moor:. of Ai/rust, and rho sem, in fate. the epecha
at which it ceased On the otter rat d, it mieln have teen,
and was, aseertairtitl, that ti.- Fr-nels romps won q t o
tnast is the first Jaya of Sept: mho,. it might vi.. *'
iralcu'atid, tint, arcoidir gh, t its rapdity tf t. ear ,
mowment., and the In. mous.. ..c.hrity cl .hen Gob, they •
imer• r their deatitiat • a, the ri.t oi the it ir e m tit.
Eque y might it hate Men knusn, th.ir tie if,' lt.s.raet •
army road ot aye arrived n, the Ino heroic tm rot 'the of
October; from whence it ,t, that. in er,.00 • ilm
campaign in,:he vim .rev of the it a• rise
rily, and with the.: rpcs epee. chi...a to In
ties, singhel.auded, agairot in, French TI.-1 ,•I! • e • • • •
be a trim one, tool I think it cahoot he I • • .
.hould seem, (rims...rat Hark in use folio fig
Either the Atinrians were nr itUffirllllllt force to C. r
against the French, or they were tout. In the li.w I.your
why should the positim of the Iller have ben Me. ..,
never to be abandomet.? Ira the latter, why oak so two, d
a movement! If. however, General Mark, in taking up b e
position On the lifer, under the shose-mentaursed circum.mocen,
could have felt hinoelf conhaent of being able to maintain rt
u ail the arrival of the Ranieri., it is natural that, with a view
of opposing a brinier to the progress of tho enemy into the •
Empire, he should have chosen it in preference t. a more
backward position. One cannot sup;une that Ine could have
been directed by nay other motive; out we had the month.
c .ton to discover the fa lay of it.
Ti,. e was unrlueetionablr sannething fascinating in the idea •
of op •aing the campaign Li huabia or Wirtemeerg, rather th..ta
haveri•; but it is to he presumed, that bad the latter Elec.
Write been fixed upon a. the hot s ens for action, various ad-
vantag.e would halve tesu ted iron it.
In tar first place, Pal he A.:stria:is advanced na farther
. Man. the lan Cr the leer, or oven the I.ech, tie 'reach wou:d
ham re.:d...ist eight or ten days more to have come in con-
tatt with them am* In. do:nines eight have joifiet them in
as many cps Lea. "'thus the Archdeice Fatilimeod'd are of
fle.ooo the Bisesteitt, o.th irons of Austrian cavalry,
met,* ass, .......44,1tamthengiorareragetettedr
and reedy toad together at the !Lb..."
tiny, By this plan, sappoeieg the '7. •, have taken
the., first position ea the In.. it is possible eintense
detection of the Elector of !Leine might have avoided.
Placed between two powertul smote, he would, perhaps,
him maintained his neutrality, unt.l the moment of the exp:o-
lion. Had ',chary attended the Aust•imis, lie would have W-
I come an easy prey to their armies; at all *vents, the immense
mischief a him, both hit army and Iris subjects, to general, have
done in Germany, sithte the commencement of Marlines, would
hare been ay,-rtest.
341 y, l• .a true that the countries of Batten, Wirtemberg,
and port nd Bavaria, would have equally been devoted to lb"
emmes of the French arm-rs Thr, evil was not to be pro-
rented, but by the occultation of the whole of the south of
Germany ..7 I'S Austrians, and the conduct of these Princes
orates wile mat.,t for the oppresoon they have undergese.
The positron 0' the Fier was, hrwevet, determined 0 mi., sadthe ca..... wa. opened toward; the end of September. Tito
operations were roomer coed by Genoa.. ltertaidiate and Mar-
Moot, with, dins:tel their niarzh towards WunthoTalt, them*
into the lifirgraviate if Alema-h, arid having, 111 then rune,
colle.ted ell the Bavaria:a that r ml.lbe found. they enema
the Danube at Inguistadt and Newbourgh drivingtelort tit.
the small corps under General Kiennasyer, and mitered Boa-
rd, with hetween Wand 70,000 note r. And here commenced
the nusfortnnes of the Canso/No Whether General Mick
liodertaturd the force of that arm!, or whether eta. unin-
formed. or Monforared, as to its destination, winch he might
have conceived to bee momentary Irruption into BOtoWtylo, re-
mains to be explained; iser.ant it is, that, instead of changing
los own rearation, in concequence of it, he contented himself
with detaching nil incam.derable force, under the command
of General Kienmayer, for the purpose of watching to
upetatiems.
Dunng the above period, the French army under Bonaparte,
amounting, wasteedmg to the nearest calculation, to 80,1100
Men, cr..ssed the Rhine. The Electorate of Wirtemberg, the
Plaine of Noralingen, &c, were pasted with a deviser rapidity
almost unexampled On the 6th and 7th October, the greatest
:tart of the French army had crossed the Danube, near Domain
werth, had taken up a position between that river and Augs-
burg, had, by the mow= nt, formed a junction with the army
ender Bernadotte, and had thus posted themselves he the rear
of Mu Initterialots.
From this movement, commenced that epeeist of warfare,
by which the French rendered themselves so reroam. and
so tormidable in former campaigns, Of the affairs of the Bth.
9th, and 11th. I have already had the honour of transmitting
to tour Lordship the official accounts. Ti three who were the
Meet sanguine, the Mawr of the battle of the Ilth had gime'
seine Minna future success, but they were illunary. Gan. Nee
had quietly made his retreat upon the mart of the French army,
shit between the Danube and Amphora, and the cemcntatica.
Sion between the Austrian* and Stnnitinai won now toinplete:y
cut off.
lo consequence of this movement, whethee by choice, cre by
necessity, I know not, Gametal Mack &voted Ito army. and Ge-
neral Jelle.hich war detached with, I belie., fifteen or Sixteen
battalions, toward. the Tyrol. Order, were sent, at this tiruro.
to the garrison of McauwingMar, whirr.% ocensitted of eleven
battali-. a, to evacuate that place, and join the atone no.
eve General Jellachteh Whether the order arrived too lege, er
whether it Me ill delivered, I am ales unable to decide; but
the patron caisitut.••d to the French, rind ir General Davowis.
after the town had Mrs nearly reduced to adieu. It to be
sheerved, urea n..e ..tilicii Jev,htio.i to tee fortifications of
that place, was still without the town Cps., this occasion, a
geese number of Bavarian riasants who bad to. rod the Freosh,
and who were taking poweedon of the ahem artillery, were cut
N pieces by the Austrian hussar; who carried the winds or Lae
(teeter{ part of it off.
I am lorry to say, that a geeetal consternation and dilate? re
%twinning to prevail here. at levee In the public. The referees
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htlemea ultimate dinsioit Si &funily avalte I: and, with a adore lint.
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business, I conceive it tube the molt of the giapetor'a Minis- *rated vt,nna, iketaZabet. 'Sib. (Ns- 17 ) Mammal cart
tea, that it should heneermill be tamed ditettly between clan
1 SRI to tee Comm 'On, origehig. It It Passible ~,,,,J. The a
Cou,ts.of London arid Vtesiam. . that Me *awe rif the eatahataication I eapait to receive, WA, parts, e....,
Front ildi peewit luneataneneer thinly, It it evident, that • telav to the Bivarian Mind% and may laded* Ara to send a g;,..6.4 whir
ear with Fonts will new no in..lr, du .cud niln't the Pignut"' mitraesager to Engleml. Loge
it 'Maid be ethenitio, I sill by awe.; 20,04
rat one or 8i0n,0001., mote Oi let- • I most nevertheless absorrrit. aim inform reef Laidelhp, thee she Strew tee.ef Raearia, aitet . .. neither
that Coons eobancel has insist:sated tome, that the Language havissy, in the most Imii manner, hound himself IDili,ill hid own" basso
which the Enamor will soon be called upon to hold to the snow se those of A say peeei.hately left Whack, Irving I cannot eat
French Gavennumit, would naturally be heightened or Lower. gi,,,Z, order. roc thvcdtraie of bee army yo animus bins into ,tes the totem I,
al in pnainvition a: ha ii.ay be provided with the means of Franconia. The Pribch Atiniater had eau set oat tea liguno• Sint. It is I
making good his pratensiuhs. His Majesty's Goveliiment, may b,,,,,g y trinni adi pat tarriu.youi Lordship of the reeSUMee levy, 4,, pad
certainly expert, that the sat diary demands of the Doha of which this arandmt af am Doctor stay teed the Celitt of Vi- ,hota, was a„,,
Vie its beyond the sum which has already been oW.red by miss to adopt t., g, Berard. I believe that the hot se` ria wiLisetrAW it
Ha Ntajestr'r Ambassador at St. Potershuegor and accepted by COMM% at present aey„ the A ustriani have no.: 04111 Pt ad.. in,,,,,,, .o,i,h,
Count lita.lion, will be 54f414,11 pressed upon. caeca as far as the Lob. was t.r.ig.Al r
According to the bat information 1 ha ye been able to obtain
it:o.l the subject, the Austrian armaments have ahead, occa.. Copy of a Dispatch Sir Arthur Paget to Lord tdolgrase, Itoy.il Hilaire
dated Vienna September, 1811) V 041: ) dalcacy, there
sinned e* eapmditure of about cities)-mix aftlikins of (lotus. . bestow. to
um". a • ,of ~,,,, ni.ii,aiiiiiassr
Sly Lord—l have
What the result of them may he, is 'oaths: question ; but 1 surmise, for it
dlepatrh of vnierda .
Most admit, that they cauld not have been carried an upon
I ha4ci n 3.1, to i - Loofa*. that the /tenets AR- 'Mine, et .',fa
your
a store eitteninsa, arid 4 more fracalldable scale, read With greater ' leis -,a, tett-.0, he e,„ ix. ups it.o,,,Lako
&amity, bad that snrn been ytelietty Pieced in thew hank. dorimma . y mayday
Mimehatan do Of HIM • talei99l PIPIT 111.11a4r1 of the Atm. measure glrn
I hart atertived the same eteitiollibitd die expeedosere flee woo .havitit ?ni.e•sa. r:r Charles.
Count Ceberiaitl, lind he tuts, its 411MiXetted me to iniprris,
Inset uctiout have been sent to the Aiktinthilledelec NUM- 14fir U. is
agnistitire:44llolbrat," o,l"44l4osokrie.,,gurh: t,,,Wietreah.,,,i isteof Ili; th.,.r._14j.t..1",:1et4,1:;‘,. inch te follow the Elector of Bavaria to Woteburd. end
nto,
stloe. felle..llldiefil
this rowan', the Emperor fatty "lied upon the generosity of employ promises,
re,t.tss, and every mentis of bringing tii
extraordinar),
Hie Majesty, and bad, cm.equentiy, nut hesitated, at once, to "'"T''` 7 "''
place ha armies Orion the M.lit. fermis freai,.e. This had agl'reCarty been done by Prince Schurarzenberg_ what it west In