The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-01-10 00:00:00

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he execution of the present ellserie, which het be put to t►
Oster of the Day, cud ineurporattd in 4. bulletm of !AWL
(Slated) MAKE P.
Napoleon, Emperor of the French, and King
of Italy, have decreed; and do decree as fotlerws :
Air. I. We adopt all the cliddren of the FrivichGeerals,
Officers, end Soldiers, killed in the battlu of Asut.•rlitt.
11. They will be all an iiniained and rvarcal if our ex-
pence ; the boys at the Imperial Palace of Rilleilsoulilet,
and the girls at the Imperial palace of St. aimairf. Tha
boys will he provided fur by us ; the girls will receive a dog,
• from us.
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Resides their names of baption, and family namek
they shall have a right to bear the name Nspoleon.
Grand Jadge will observe, in this case, all the formalities pie.
seethed by the civil code.
tV. Our Grand Master of the Pals.-e, and Intendant Ge-
neral of the Crown, is charged with the execution of the
present decree, which shall be published in the order of the
day of the arms, and reported in the bu'lctin of laws.
By order of the Emperor. MARET.
vissita, ore. 14.
His Kijesty the Emperor Napoleon arrived here
yesterday, about eight o'clock, at night; and pro-
ceeded dire& to Schoenbrunn.
The day before yesterday, and this day, a great
many Frauds troops passed through this place. The
cavalry is gone into Hungary, and the infantry,
they say, returns to Bavaria.
We ans assured, that the troops under the com-
mand of the Archduke Charles, who occupied Neu-
" stadt, have evacuated that city, by virtue of tae ar-
• asistice.

The French have taken, in the course of this
week, all the small snms which were in the different
chests. It is said, that they hare demanded, be-
sides, from Lower Austria, a suns of thirty-two
millions of francs. On the 1 ‘24. they received
600,000 fl. in money and bank bills, for the pay of
the troops which are going to quit that country.
VIENNA, DEC. 10.
His Excellency the Prussian State and Cabinet
Minister; Ceunt Haugwitz, left this city yesterday,
nn his return to Berlin. The residtmt, M. Hanier,
liamevis still continues here. Count Haugwitag
before his departure, had an audience of the Ens-
-10 *nor Napoleon, at Schoenbrunn.
41° As soon as intelligence of thetiermistice conclud-
ed between Austria and FrancTir was conveyed to
Gratz, by Count Hardeg, according to which Stiria
is to be octupied by French troops, till the conclu-
sion of a peace, the Austrian troops withdrew
from the city of Gratz and iu vicinity.
BRESLAU, nrc. 18.
The Russian troops are partly withdrawing from
Moravia, into cantonments in Silesia ; the newly-
arrived columns remain, for the present, in that
country. The last were conduaed by General
von Bennigsen, and they arrived on the 15t1s, 16th,
and 17th, at Breslau and the neighbourhood. They
are fine stout men.
The dearth increases every day. A very great
scarcity prevails in Moravia.
Among the persons who have repaired from Mo-
trivia to BresLan, is M. von. Gentz.
BRESLAU, DEC. CPI.
It is asserted in our Ga:rile, that the armistice

which has been concluded in Moravia, has been pro-
!tinged to the mei of March.
scummy, DEC. 15.
We are assured, that the Peace with Austria, may
be not only considered as concluded, but that there
will even be an offensive and defensive alliance be-
tween the two powers.
SA LTSBCR•II, TEC. 14.

Sortie travellers, who have arrived from Trieste,
state, that the French entered that city on the 19th
of rsroven bet., .111 that Marshal Massens had im-
posed on it a contribinien of six mil ion, of livres.
PIAG.I,I, ore. 16.
The troops on both sides, in consequence of the
armistice that has beon concluded, will now be trans-
ferred to more extensive cantonments. The course
of the pests between this city and Vienna, is now
t►u logger inter r upzed.
the 10th, not only mentions
leleconclision of the Armistice, but the certainly ex-
peaed arrival, on the Sth, of His Majesty, the Em-
petor.Alettander, at l'eschen, on his return to St.
41Petenbutes.
. The trobps on either aide, says the Gazette of this
cite, will be, maw that the Armistice is concluded,
removed from theicpresent cantonments, into more
extensive ones. The posts between this city and Vi-

alma, are TV) longer impeded. In the Troppe.an news-
paper of tbe• 13th, the conclusion of the armistice is
not only mentioned, but likes...i.e. that the arrival of
theLmparfOr Alexander at Teschen, ou his return to
Petersbargh, was expeleJ with certainty. It adds,
lowever satisfaaory these circumstances may be,
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we are flfl.d with anxious concern, by the inelan-
' dsoly intelligence, that Her Majesty, our most gra-
- tines Empress, has been attAcled, while on her
jousipay, with a serious ition. It is hoped.
however. that in a few slays, she will be out of
drier.
ritualises or si LULA, MI. 111.
- °Wall 9th inst. His Majesty, the Emperor Alex•
oder, pas►ed tbrough Brilitz, on his way back to

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