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JAN. 10.

Our Court Casette costainv the following article ,
—The stipulation of the Treaty of Vienna, with
regard to the evacuation of such places as were oc-
cupied by Preach troops, have been every where
carried into effect. The French army io Upper
Austria crossed the frontier, on the ath instant.—
Gents was evacuated the same day ; and about the
13th instant all the differeut corps of the French-
Italian area, shall have left the inner provinces of
Austria.-(Some Paper.)

JAN. 18.
Thr Count of GottOrp. after having ;lobbed live
drys with his illustrious family in this place, left it
this afternoon, on his journey to Car!woke and
Switeerlisod.--(Soato Paper.)

COTIIINHAGIN, JAN. 9.

A Royal Edict has lately been published, which
prohiiiits the importation of colonial produce in
Swedish slips, and all other neutral and friendly
bottoms, without a special license having for that
purpose been ohttiaed from Ills Majesty. American
ships, which cave direct from their country, are
therefore the only tes.sele which are permitted to
import colonial commodities without such license.
—t The same Paper of .1 y

errEN, DEC. 91.

Ilis Imperial Majesty is still here, as well as the
young Pnuces mud Princesses and the Archdukes
Joiwph, Palatine, Rainier, Louis, Rudolph, and
Francis.—(Sort pryer.)

■LNIUZUH, J•N. 14.

The Count de Gotterp (Gustavus Adolphe,) ar.
rived here, yesterday evenusy, with his family, laud
slighted at the IFlutel d' Aiegletstre. It is said that
he will rest a few days in this city, and then conti-
nue his jiwrney to Switzerland.
The dd column of Swedish prisoners, censisting
of WO men, arrived here ea the 9lh inst ender the
conduct of General Sperrschold. The last column
is espectkd in a few days ; it consists. for the most
part, offvivedes. made prisoners at Lubeck.—(Ley-
dem Gazette, Jaw. '23.) rams, JAN. IN.

lin Majesty the Emperor. yesterday morning,
held a council of Mioisters. For several days a
considerable activity has been observable in the
he&
Cah.net, but hitherto nothing has transpiredr
*pectins the astute of the objects disclaimed t
The Emperor. to reward the seal of the Natio
Ornirds, who contributed to the defence of I
frontier of tbe empire. at the time of the appear-
ance of the English in the Scheldt. and to giver
them a roof of Isis estisfection with their cooduct,
Mined, on the'ist of January, a decree, from the
Theideries. enacting. that there *ball he added to
the regiments of the Livens Wooed, a regiment of
four battalion', conwstinc of well-disposed men,
taken from the Notional Guards, who hart contri-
buted to the defame of Flanders and the Channel.
Each buttaliun shall contain four compacts.% or-
gaui.ed and treated like the componirs of the
fiestifferrs of the Guard. This reginteut is to he
called the R iciest INstiesest Goma oftie
"rramed.--
WILIIIIITORT, Jag. IS.
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The King and Queen of Westisbals; arrived, no
the sth, at Cassel, on their return frau I'sru,
Thrir Majesties were received by the inhabitant, of
the. royal residence, with every demonstration of
j,.y. The King, isuundiately after hie arrival,
caused to be published a decree, issued at Paris,
ou the 45th of December last, by »Inch his Nlsjesty
has crested au Order of K ibightisond. tinder the title
of .The Order of the Crown of Westphalia. destined
to reward those of his subjects elm have rendered
services to the State, either in a civil or military ca-
pacity! . .

Advices from Stuttgardt, announce, that the
King of Wurtentherg arrived there, from Paris, itr
perfect health, on the 7th, tu the /thermion. It s
pears, that the French troops, forming the army of
Germany. will not all repeats the Rhine, as bad been
believed, last that two corps will remain in Ger-
many. The one under the command of the Mar-
shal Duke of Reggio, consisting of 30,000 sliest,
will take winter-quarters in the environs of Aug,-
!smug and .31m; the other, of nearly the same
strength, will be cantonal' in the county of Wurtz-
burg, that of Fulda, and the county of Hamm.—
The division of General Lagrange, makisg part of
the corps of the Marshal Duke of Reggio, had el-
ready arrived, on the 7th. at Augsburg. Several
regiments of cavalry, snaking part of the Fourth
Corps. have already arrived at Bayreuth. The ar-
rival of these troops has occasioned the Saxon army,
which is returning home, and was to have passed
through Bayreuth. to take another route.
The first troops of the division of the General of
Division, Royer, will. to-day, pie" the Rhine. at
Manheim. They consist of two battalions pf Nas-
sau, in the beat order. The other troops of this di-
vision, viz. the Contingents of the Dukes .and
Princes of Sammy. Anhault. Schwarzharg, La
Lippe, N'aldeck, fitc. will pa.% on the following
days. It is believed that these tromps are destined
for Spain.
Advice% direct from Constantinople, of the date
the 15th of November. state, that, after the battle
fonght wear Silistria. the Turks had proposed a
suspension of arms. bat it was scot accepted. the
pretensions of the Turks being too extravagant ;
in fine, that the Russians had evacuated the whet,
right bank of the Danube, and that all the
bridges being broken down. they had lost a great
number, made prisoners. On the contr.ry. ad-
vice, from Bucharest, dosed the 6th of Decem-
ber, state. that " the Prince Hepaticas, who had
retreated, with the whole Itinssisu army. from the
environs of Samna to Milltown and Czentabov a,
had again inlvariced towards Silistria ; and that
every thing announced that there would be. this
year, is winter c

have jiht retetved front Prit.ce ilagrittion
the olficial intellige me that the fortress of linotos.
vorreotlered. by espitttlaito.s, on the 31 of this
month, to (letter II Von E*.ten. This erect hats
beets ammo:wed Ity severs! &loch:grit of artillery.

_Anoint ...ugh. lesmige, re-
questing the permission of their Lordships, that
George, Boron Gordon, might be examined at the
Bar id the other 14.mse. relative to the Expedition,
to the Scheidt.—lt was ordered that the same
oa the table.

The LORD CIIMICILLOII informed the Member*
of the lionise of Commons, that an ans%ser would Ins
returned by their own Messengers.
The Archbishop of C ANTEllin SY otoved, "nit
the thohlts of the House be given to the Lord.
Bishop of Bristol, fur the excellent sermon he
preached before them yesterday, in the Citthedral
of Westminster ; and that the saine 'ue printed.
and afterwerds
EXPEDITION TO VIE sCHLLDT.

The Loao CHANCELLOR presentcal certain pa-
per. relative to the Expedition to that Scheldt ; a
part of which were already printed, and the others
would be ready by to-morrow.—Ordered to be laid
on the.table.

Mfr. Johnson presented at the Bar the Ninth Re.
port of the Commissioners of Inquiry fur Irel4tid,
which was afterwards laid on the table.—Adjouraed.

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