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having con-chided the dishanaing of the troops of
the army of the Alps, has demanded and obtained
permission front the King's• Minister to return to
Paris ; he was to set ;out on Monday from Cler-
mont t the most perfect tranquillity prevailed at the
disbanding of the corps, which all manifested the
best spirit: The inferior Alters and soldieis have
received their pay agreeable to the orders of his
Majesty'.
The Chevalier de Vtillerstorf, Intenilant and
Commissary of his Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic
Majesty, has declared to Count Chabrol, Prefect of
the Department of the Rhone, under date of the
13111 of this mouth, that, in consequence Of a con-
vention concluded betwrei. the A usti 101 l and ;'reach
Government., all requisitimis for the
Austrian army cease, and that in consequence he
would discontinue frosts that period to seek the re-
covery of every requisition made for clothing and
other articles lint connected with the support of the
troops ; that he would neither demand nor accept
any delivery in kind or money for any contributions
required previous to his declaration ; and that such
requisitions as had not been entirely delivered,
sli‘ttlil he suspended. The Chevalier Vullerstorf
also declared, that he had received au inder to
grant the Prefect of the Rhone the full and clllll
ple,e exercise of his functions, as also to all ti:e
local authorities, which has been already dune souse
time since.

11.11IIII'llt;l1 MAIL.

LErtt g TIMM rim LOWER RHINE, •EPT. 17.

Titre now that risteeli French fottresses are
to he _itt•n 111/ :IS V, gliarantee, for seven years; mid
that Frimee, where eu.),floo of the Allied troops
are to real:iim is to pay a ithlitarY contribution of
1,000 million, in certain fixed instalments. Nu-
mentus of territory will iu the sequel•take
place iu Gertuttuti•.

SERLIN. SEPT. Iq.

A great number of ctorlia of art, our property,
which are now come. back from Pariv, iv already
collected at Potadain, and it Is affirmed, that they
a ill all be united in a public exhilrition, the profits
of which are-desigand for the soldiers who have been
wounded in France. In the New Gimlet' et Pots,
dam there are even marble stimuli *hit+ have made
journey to Purls and back art.'''.

VIENNA. sree. IS.
One of our Juuruals his the fullowin; para-
graph :
" As the Prussians advance into the departments
rissigued theta iii Fronce, the tlisarmin of the citi-
zens is executed with great nrolliptituile; aK 50011 116
the order is published to deliver up arms of every
description, they must he brought iu ; when this
hiss been dune, rigorous domiciliary visits are
mode; and if a citizen ur peasant has retained and
concealed any WOW, the svverest punishment is the
consequence t •iii several eases, the person guilty of
such concealMent has been sentenced to death, and
the sentence immediately executed. Thus, ac-
cording to the assurance of an eye-witsiess, a peasant
near Nantes, in whose lied a musket was found con-
cealed was immediately 6110 i. in the presence of
General Tippris Kircheit. Fur the rest, the Prus-
sians observe the btri (Jell& discipline."

EXTRACT MOM A LETTER. DATED PARIS,
sus. mini.% 11. •

" it is affirmed that Prince Ilardenberg has prr-
cytitett to Prince To iii the name of his
Conn, a eery energetic Note ; the points iti this
Note, with the profound pessetration of a consum-
mate Statesman, the evasions rind the arts that
sire employed, iworder to save the hated supporters
of Robespierre, and the guilty• principal agents of
Ilimapmte, f the vengeance of Europe, and to
liimg on a tut: of things which cannot he suffered,
ui,d would owe, iloow all the p ciples or repase,
justice, and eyndil,riuur ; all well disposed persons
rejoice in the dew!) penetration and the beneficial
liminess of the Prussian Cabinet."

I.1:11 ER FROM THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, SEPT. 14.

St vt-rni copie, of the fullowiisg declaration Isere
sent I),y the General of the I'e►nlean army, in u►auu-
scrilet. and with the General's own signature, to a
l'in.siati Officer at the head-quarters on this side
if the Loire. The following are literally the con-

tom:—
" The General and Officers of the Vendee')
Army of Anjou, being linable to suppress their
just indignation at the aisarrtitm of their faithless
ettemies, that it is their intent' to unite their
blameless army with the troops of the usurper, do
unanimously declare that it is an infamous ...damn-
ley, to dare to say that all the 'Veiniest' Chiefs hove
tarred to march, in e with the rebels who
hare attetopteil to overtsint the throne of St. Louis
agniiist the friendly Powers who so generously oiiir
their arms to re-establish it. here re,,ew the
solemn declaration—we to ver neginiut,d with the
rlitteivarof ear King, we Isom all sworn to defend
him to our latetA Meath, and this oath wc shall
know itow to maintain.
(Sassed) C t ritAnTr.s d'AUTICIIA l',
Utast .Geurt al, ettuunatatkr of the
itayal Military 01 oltr of St. Losti.,
C01111311:1.111111 the Vristieau Army
sf Ati,juit,
Dr 1111111 Sill, Oust Jr la Ile,
Maurivet, The Mat titst .It. In etestlte,
Attu quilt dr Vatedreuil, Oudot e,
Triutan Martin, 1).• la Vincessehere,
De la Saustlite, The Baron de la I laye Sayer,
1), Cuuthustrg, I 1*- r ,
S. Meatier, The L. 11,11 till' iiolll9lP'.
" At the Ilead.quaiters at 11cativitsaii, Jr 1315."