The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-13 00:00:00

Nettr.:l.:ittel and Valengin ; to ILVir;l, Ansp.st
and to the Archclake Ferdinand, Cleves.
The Marquis Lucchesini will set out •u his
turn to Paris, the day after to-mnsrows

VIENNA, TEB. 20.
His Imperial Majesty has appointed the Arch-
duke Louis, Dire&or Geheral of the frontier: of
Hungary and Transylvania, and General in Chief
of all the regiments on the said frontiers; SR thlt
Prince has 800,000 men, and 50,000 soldiers ui.der
his orders.
It has been notified to the garrison of this city,
that His Majesty has rcioived to place it, at the end
of this month, entirely on the peace establishment.
We learn that the imperial army is about to LP
diminished, by the dismission of the 6th battalion of
every regiment of infantry, arid of the 4th die
of every regiment of cavalry.
The Generalissimo, Archduke Charles, holds fre-
quent conferences, to dile: mine on the mca,ttres ne-
cessary to be taken, to place the army, without de.
lay, on a rest eatble footing.
CiniA Stadion, our Minister for Foreign Aff lir.,
has ireyient conferences with the ussian and Ei
Fish Ministers.

RATISBON. FM 24.

It is said to be positively known here, that the
negotiations carried on by Count Haugwits at Path
are nearly concluded, and that France ha. already
sent her ultimatum to the Court of Berlin ; accord-
ing to which, the North of Germany will undergo
great changes, which Frabce has absolutely re-
quired.
DANK.; OT Tilt MAINE, 11.3.

The whole of the French army, on the right
of the Rhine, is estimated at I 00,000 men. It forms
a chain, est•liding from the frontiers of Westphalia
to the Upper Palatinate. The division cf Marshal
Augereau forms the centre of this great army.
LEIPZIC. tEB

Tim friendly relations between Prussia and
France, we are assured, still continue undisturbed.
The Treaty of Cessions, conclod-,1 between the twa
Powers, hsa, it is said, already been ratifi:J.
FRONTIERS OF liaioll7. an.

The Eleair of Cassel, according to the la!e
Convention between France and Prussia, will as-
sume the regal dignity, under the title of Ks" of
the Calti. He is at the ,ame time to cede co Prussia
1. The Hessian part of the county of Schauenberg,
with the distriets of Vechte, Fredenberg. and Auers-
berg—s. To Darmstadt. Hanau, with the county and
distrin of Sehararzentells. On the other hand, be
receires—l . From Prussia, the bishopric of finder-
' born.-2. From Darmstadt, the whole of the Duchy
of Wectishslia. as it was some years since, and all
the possess4-ns of Darmstadt in the Wetterzu.-3.
The county of htei.-4. whole principality of
•Waldeck, except the Springs, and county. of Pr-
mom, which go to Pru;sia.-5. The connties of
Sayn, Witgenstein,' Hohnstein, Betleburg, &c.—
(Camlerg Gazette.)

WARSAW, ILI. CS.

The army f Generals Kutusow and Burliddert
has taken quarters of cantonment in the vicinity ci
Dubns, within a distria of ten square (German)
miles. The Generals Katusow, Ma:holden, Lan-
g:Ton, Woikowsky, Rerg. Muller, and Bogelarimr,
have their quarters in Dubns ; and, according to
the prepa• atoms male, appear to expel to rem La
there, with their troops, a considerable time.