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London, England, 1805-10-16 00:00:00

War. Ma: shal Rerthicr. seve:al detachments
of Impel; d Guards. which were left here, have also
left us, so that the greater part of this fine regiment
has now jt fined the army that is on altual service.
The im. nediate position of the grand army is not
yet known here. It is confirmed, however, that the
Austrian d etachmeot of advanced guards retire in
all diretio ns, at the approach 0$ our troops. Among
others, the 7 have quitted the important post of
Mount Km lais, from the moment the French troops

took pork scion. The Austrians assemble between
the Danub e and the Like of Constance A report
prevailed here, that a battle had taken place be-
tween the advanced Guards, in the neighbourhood
of Stutgard‘ and that we had taken some prisoners ;
but it proves to he a false rumour.
This day. at noon, were presented to Her Ma-
jesty the En tpress, the Prerect of the Department of
the Lower Ilhine, and other public funaionaries.—
At the same audience, eighty young ladies, of the
first families of Strasburgh, were admitted to present
to Her loverial Majesty the homage of their
wishes.
OCT. 4.
His Majesty, the Emperor, left this city on the l st
inst. at three o'clock in th:: afternoon, and arrived at
eight o'clock in the evening at Ettlingen. The
Lleitor of Baden, Prince Louis and Prince Freda.
rick, sons of his Serene Highness, and the Fdeftorsi ,
Prince, his Grand son, had previously arrived themj
and were presented to His Majesty. They expressed
the most lively sense of the manner in which they
were received. The Emperor set out from Ettliogen
on the Ids at noon, and arrived at Louisburg at sine
o'clock at night. On the borders of the State of
Wirtemberg, he met corps of troops, and his horses
and carriages were change I and replaced by those
of the Ele&or. When he entered Louisburg, the
EleOoral Guard. both horse and foot, were under
arms, and the city was illuminated. His Majesty
was received in the Elefloral Palace, where all the
Coot t was assembled, in the most magnificent man-
ner. The neat day, at eleven o'clock, his Neje..
ty had an interview, which lasted two hours, with
his Berme Highness. It is probable, that His Ma-
jesty passed the rest of that day at Louisburg, and
set out the neat day t, continue his march.
WURTZBURG, SEPT. 36.
Letters from Berlin state, that a Itu.,sian Courier,
who had arrived from Wilna, brought His 'Niajesty
a letter from the Emperor Alexander. His Ma-
jesty immediately assembled a Council, consisting
of the Duke of Brunswick, M. Mollendorff, Sans-
lemberg, Hardenberg, I laugwitz, Ruchel,
Kockrety. They read, with astonishment, a letters
in which the Emperor insisted upon a passage fee
three columns of his troops through Silesia, Old
Prussia, and Southern Prussia, and fixed the day
for their arrival. The Council was indignant, and
every one cried out that the army should be put
upon the war establishment. Orders were gives in
consequence, and the whole army is in niacin.
orrreauften, OCT. t.
We have just been informed, that a corps of Aus-
trian troops has passed the Danube at Neuburg, in
Bavaria. to extend themselves upon the left banks
of that river. 'llse advanced guard of that corps is
strived at Donawerth. The garrison of Munich has
also received orders to repair to the left bank of the
Danube. It set off immediately for that destination.
There are only a few hundred Austrians in garrison
at Munich.
The advanced guard of the Impel ial Army of
Austria, under the orders of General Klemm, 14,000
strong, is in the rear of the Black Forest, where it
has taken post between Stockach and Doneschingea.
The Prussian Government of Anspach and 13a-
reads has published a Proclamation relative to the
neutrality of those two countries. It is formally
forbidden to the Magistrates and Fumflionaries, to
surfer foreign troops to pass, of whatever nation they
may be, through the Prussian territory, as well as to
suffer horses or corn to be exported.
ussain, seer. 9.
Admiral Gravina, who resigned his command,
has assumed it again, since Admiral Grandellana,
who commanded the Ferrol Squadron, has obtained
his dismissal. The former now commands our com-
bined naval force at Cadiz.

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MIL•N, SEPT. 21.

A Decree, dated from St. Cloud. the I 3th Sept.
Strad s, tl,as in the course of Oftober, the National
Guards shall be care.d into :Anal service in all tha
Communes of the kingdom of Italy. They are
to be immediately under the orders of the Prince
Viceroy.

GENOA, SUPT. 12.

Oa the 7th of this month, a small French squadron
arrived here from St. Fiorenzo, in Corsica, after a
eassage of two days. It consists of the frigate
Aluiroos, of 44 guns, and the two corvettes Merck
and Farrah., of 18 guns each. Tl.e) had nn board
hottalion of 680 men. On use same day, the
rein tinder of the Ligurian artillery embarked here
for Toulon ; and, on the other hand, a corps of
Frown cannonisrs sat out front that place on choir