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tempt of the enemy, should they he still kohl
enough to venture thenittelyes in the .plajits. Tha
Voritherg remains tranquil ; the coasentlndiug of-.
beers there have takeiriuch positiovis.ai to
luelft:ctual all the tfroets 'who cons-;
inands in 'the adjoining district of the 'llyrol. In
Upper klavaria,.(leneral Beaumont eommands the
troops posted between the Inn and the Leth. The
different battalions era quartered in strong detach-
ments along the Tyrolese- frontier, and ut such
points as to achnit of their concentrating cud sup-
porting each other, at a moment's notice.' In the
Duchy of Salzburg, the 13:ivaritin divisiiins of the
Hereditary Prince and Genetul Ueroi, occupy their
former"positions. The Salzi.urg mountaineers are
extremely well disposed. lend totally disinclined to
any tuinultuous proceedings.
The divi.iou of Getieril Itusta, in Carinthia, has
received considerable reinforcements, and 'wilds ad-
vanced part r 1 as fur as Liruz in die Pustheithal.
snut.tri, star. 4. •

The Russian army, whirl' is besieging !swatlow,
-consists of :;0,000 wen. The Turkish gnu riton,
which is numerous, makes the most cisnrous
de-
ft new. Au I:4ary ut obsorr•atiun covets the siege
against that orate (Irand Vizier, which has advuitoed
to whi:e alint:w: 4 says is tiroceedi AA g along
the.coust of the !Peck Sea, upon Varow. It is pro-
.bahle, that the two 11111W:ett will hut be long before
they cotue to On Cog:tiger:ONO. .

VI! •NEFORT. OCT. 11.

A detachment of We.tvhahen troupe brought in
here to-duy shout 50
_pr:emwrs of the troops of
the Duke of Orli,. They are aluwout all wounded.
(Mogiteur, Oct. Ig.) •

'A,IIATERD OCT* 421*

On the 25th inst. the T;,.rolese itesiorgents.at•
tacked the Regiment of Foot Guards, whit occte-
pied a position at Ltfstersoteiss and in its environs,
and compelled it, after a vigorous. resistance, to
hill back to Hullein. They were, however, 'at:
tacked in their turn by a corps of French troops,
Ileum:het I for that purpose by the 13iilte sof Dal-
matia. under the orders of General Mositmarie,
and consplettly defeated, with great loss ; 300 were
mink prisoners of war, and six pieces of anima
taken.

PULLIN. OCT. 10.
Her Royal Prtvotinn l'itlajestF was on the 4th inst.
safely delivereitof a Pewee. in Kuniogeberg.

GOTTENEURGII MAILS.

GoTTiNOURIIN, OCT. 13.

The Danish Government have aPpinoted Ba-
rna RtiSEMILBANTZ to Inrt.•t ti.e Soudish.
ADLEKRVItti, eat Jisokoping as early 11.1 circuits-.
stances • alto*, to settle the preliinitisrieg
of peoci between the tam countries, which,
It la topposed. will be coin:betted hy the end
of next mouth. Tor fleet under the command of
Sir J.+nes 5411/ clltiTet IMP artier(' at Carlsce.
when: it experiences the moot friendly reception.

OCT. 16.

The 'American Colonel a unit returned trim
Stoclsh..lon alsout a mouth asO. and left this yes.
terilay, for Copealinizeii, which place he will leave
as soon es he has obtained his passports to proceed
to Purls. Daring his stay here. he lived in the
rno‘t recluse way. and hi. spnearaisce is very de-
jected. It is said his receptino at Stockholm did
not meet his expectstron.—Gen. ADl.Ensr.taim
expected Isere to.nsorrow great preparations ore
snaking to receive
_

A son of the renowned General BLUCItIII ar-
rived here this morning, frau England, whither he
was sent with diapatehrs from the Arolitloke
Lie set off imnsediuttly for Carlserons,
from whence he wtll hr coare)eti to the Continent,
by a sloop of war now on that station.

OCT. 17.

We team from .Storltlinlen, that the Peace
Christi•lu Angustus, of Schleswig Holstein, Suu•
deoloirgltulienhiiburg, wl:o has bran chows,
succetsor to his present Majesty, hits returned for
*mower, thk, impressed deeply with his duty to-
wards his native country, he could not *strew the
high trust committed to him, till the timelslien
.peace shall have been restored in the north, but that
he would readily join the brave Swedes, who sur-
round the throne, and,express to thews the high
sense he entertained of the cordideoce placed in
his per►on.