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London, England, 1809-11-07 00:00:00

IORININ IMMILLMENCI.
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MILIAN PAM*.

SITIIACT •IP • LITTIIL Faith Devoting, DATED
OCT. I!,:
For some time nothing iitspestent has happened
Iwtwern the French lousy ai J that of the Anglo-
Spoleto. We kerne that the French will remain
tranquil in their positions till the reinforcements
which they expect will put them in a conditions tie
resume offril..4oo oiwratioes. It is certain that a
part of the turps which &rein the South of France
&ice receive ortieri to march to Spain. and that
others will follow them. Two battalions of chosen
troops of the National Guards of the Southern
country will occupy the defiles of the Pyrenees, as
well as the is/tresses in the North of Spain, of
which the French are masters. Lodgings have al-
ready been prepared on the high road fruits Paris
to Bayonne. for a great number of troops, who will
shortly arrive in this town.
The tinny commanded by the Marquis Romans
is still upon the Duero. Ballasteros remains in-
active, and has made no attempt against St. Ander.
es was reported. There subsists a great inisuilder-
standing between the insurgents and the Provincial
Juutas in the 14 eat and North of Snain. That of
Seville is not more united. although it is influenced
by the English Ambassador, the Marquis Welles-
ley. It is said. that lie has given a new plan of
operations, to be acted upon against the French.—
(Abeiffe du Nord, Oct. 24.)
•ummuan, OCT. 28.
We have learnt that the Emperor had not arrived
at Munich this morning. The Italian trnops have
advanced from Trent to Borten, of winch they hare
taken possession; the Tyrolese .cannot withstand
the general attack with which they are menaced,
It is eapented that within • few days the Bavarian
troops will enter Impruck.—The Wurtemburg
troops haws left the environs of Vienna, to return to
their Diva country. The French have alreaAv eva-
cuated Moravia. and have been re-placed by the
Austrians, who were received by the people with
iscelainations.—( s:/beille du Nord. 27th Oct.)
PARIS, OCT. 18.
(PRIVATF. LETTER )
We are assured that the E.nueror will occupy
thy Palma: of Fontainhleau, till the middle of Dr.
ember, and that he will then set out for Spain and
Portugal. The chateau of Macrae. hear Bayonne.
bas already been prepared for His Majesty's recap.
tion.a.ift it said, the guards. a part of which have
been ea their march since the 15th inst. will pro.
teed to Spain. as alm the corps of Nlarshula Oudi-
sad, Marmon'. and the Duke ofAbraistes.—fideas./
OCT. 19.
We are assured that immense works are about to
be made et the port of Antwerp. and that it will be
enlarged. so as to contain a numerous fleet. It is
also said, that the fortifications of 0.i..11.1 will be
ongesented. Silken' will likewise he put in a state
•f defence; and the beautiful sluices in that port
secured 'plain scoop de awls.
STOCKHOLM, OCT. 25.
The late King. has not yet obtained permission
to leave the kingdom with hie family ; the stets
have not hitherto determined ou the pension to b.,
assigned him. He will not quit the country tilt
Sweden has made peace with 1.-rance, Russia, and
Denmark.

110 MG. ♦era. 20.
The Senator Lacing Bonaparte has resided,
from the beginning of this month, in his beautiful
eonntry-house of Refiatlli, near Frescati ; it is
►uilt near the ruins of the socient Tusculum. to
a ditch which has beet, dug. a quantity of arms,
•aces, end human bones. hare been found ; also the
body of a statue. the head and arms of which were
&and at a short distawee. The alum bears the
atom of a Consul. The Senator Lucien OHS so
pleased with this discovery, that he presented each
of the workmen with 50 crowns.
Another has since hest' dug up, which is that of
a Matron.

BANKS OF Tar. MAIN,OCT.I6.
We this moment lean, that the corps under the
command of the Duke of Ahroutes, stationed in
Saxony. Franconia, and the conntry of Bayreuth.
will proceed to onr neighbourhood, and remain there
till further orders. The head-quarters will be at
Frankfort. and the troops will be cantoned in the
• country of Fulda. and the county of Henan. It
is also said, that • corps of the Geand Array will
traverse the •eigbbouring canton.. OA the route to
Mellen&

LOCUM, OCT. 4.
The discovery of a flag. covered with auperh and
In7sterious decoratioas. in the commune of Heinen,
has given rise to various measures of an extra-
ordinary police, as well as the entry of a garrison
into the capital. The persons who were in a state
of • have given explanations. which give rea-
own to suppose that some infatuated projects have
loco frustrated. .
MADRID, SC?. 1.
The Marafuel Duke of Elrhingen arrived yester-
day is this cut. and w. presented to the King
this morning. It is not known ►whether he will re-
mato hero long, as wall al his nail.
AVOINIVIMIL OCT. IS.
(PltitiATE LETTER.)
1,40.-Gen. Wrede, who had received orders to
repair with his division to fiallalsurg, has received
counter-orders. On the 16th, 12u0 chewier% of
the Imperial Lenard, who were ou their way to
Augatourgh, recelied counter-ord►rs six leazues
from that place. They are returned to Land-but,
where they will remain till fuilher seders.-1 Alicelle
ills Mend, Oa. 14./
SANK/ or TM► al.'s. et?. 27.
♦ private letter says, that 100,000 noes of the
grand army will immediately march to Spain, and
that ►un,oo name will rennin) in ♦ustria till the
conclusion of • general peace.. An slimy of reserve
it to he stationed to the environs of Frankfort,
otentaandeil by the Duke of ♦brautes, or Marshal
Uudiuot.

•
Low.ta Ito?. orr. r 7.
It if eeserte:l that 0. ()fivers of the Imperial
Ca':ieril were titivate...S. that they ',auld be ':lowed
ft Dein °Nip there /fey% out their r.tit-ri tr. Peris,
when they would Le simitd to site 'peed
to Sputa.

•111.751r7t611. Orr. 9.
'Chia ci'y is still ia a state of siege, awl will pre-
liable•eanta.tue P 6 until the viols mud itiswiliauses
SPc 7:o1 Dart been quelled.

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