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REVIEW.
f)ti the Ist of Oclotier win he publMed,,
rl-NHE CRITICAL REVIkW, for SEPTEM-
-1 BEit, !wing the Filial% Number wirier the cereal the
tore-ent Propdeem. 1, will contain C.iticious no the followinz,
Publimn .11%, vie --the Philosophical "Er,,iinuCtioirt, fur
Patti --Gritfitte". Travels in Europe end Asia..-Wranehain's
Emmy on the Restoration of Learning in the East--Halo on
CivilitAiiin—Broughtck Voyag- to the Norte Pacitic Ocean
....Monerielf`s Massinger+Con-
federation% on the Preface to St. Like--and several other
Works—. E.:mother with a copirril M,, ith,V Catalegue, as usual
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

ROM TIJE FRENCII DUTCH PAPERS•

PAS'S, SEPT. 17.
A letter from Strasburgh, dated Sept 10, says :
—" Intelligence is received, that Prince Murat will
arrive here this night. A &tachnient of dragoons
has been sent to Stuttheim, to wait the arrival of the
Prince there, and to escort him to this city. His
Highness will take up his abode at the Hotel de
Deus-Pouts, as soon as the arrangements making

there shall be completed.
" Our city will be visited during the residence of
Ilis Majesty, the Emperor, here, by many foreign-
ers of distinetion. Many Princes of the German
Empire are expeCted. The Etc:.tor of Baden has
dire led extensive apartments to be engaged for him
at the Hotel du Saint Esprit. The vast number of
persons that an to attend the Court, the Ministers
and Generals, are to be lodged as well in the public
edifices As in private boasts. The troop, that are
to form the garrison of our city, are to be disposed
part'; in baracks, partly in the houses of the citi-
:vas. The Imperial C;:iard is to be accommodated
s the quarter of St. Nicholas : the hews •s intended
for this purpnse are putting in order."
General Augereau has arrived here sick, from

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Brest.
It may be recolleeted, th:t the musicians et
France, about a year ago, procured a medal to 1)c
struck in honour of the celebrated Haydn. Hie
rned4l was delivered by them to M. Cherubini, In-
spettor of the Conservatory, when he set out for
Vienna ; and a private letter, jast received, infuins
as, that this composer has presented to the Patri-
arch of modern music, the offering of the Fie h
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artist:. This letter likewise meat ons, that, on e-
ceivi:lg the medal in question, Haydn Was dee ly
affedled ; and in order to do honour, in nis torn,
to the worthy interpreter of the sentiments of
the Conservatory, he sat down to play a volun-
tary on the piano-forte. His first touches ap-
peared excellent ; but the old man's ideas soon
became confused, and he was obliged to desist.
" Come," he cried, with an air of vexation, " I have
nothing left, but to die," and tears ran down his
cheeks. It is is unnecessary to observe, that this
scene made a powerful impression on all present.
VAMDURCIFI. SETT. IL.
They write from the Russian frontiers, under the
date of September g, that the Generals Prince Ban-
gratian and Von Winaingerode, have departed for
the army. The latter is said to have carried orders
to the General in Chief, Ktitusnf, to advance into
Austrian Poland, which he is said to have done, at
the head of a 0,000 men. Letters from Vienna, how-
ever, contradia this intelligeree. .
MAPIOVIR, SLIT. 10.
night, the Prussian General, Major Von '
arrived here ; and, this morning, at
ilerreahausen, had a urines conversation with Mar-
Bernadotte. The I fcs-aans are assembling
;linden, in the country of Hanover, where
movement announces the departure of the
. Generals and troops. It is reported, that
lettorate will be occupied by Prussia arid ant:-

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•W 111 TEDAM, SEPT. 2I•
.inety-two thousand men. from the coast, wt
' through Rheims before the end ore%
. is eipefted the Hungarian Diet, whic
the 13. h of OtIol)cr, will not only gram
iperor :Mom men, bit also a considerable
money. An army of 80,300 men is to be
Bohemia. The Ructitns were to arrive
the 12th inct, The Austrian troops as-
, the Inn are thwily to adv.tnce into Ba-
Gottingen, 20,000 French troops are ar-
, H•tonvor. General Bernadotte is with
is said, M. Radler is :o sueceed M. La.
'rench Imperial Ambassador at the Court
Several thernsand horses have been lately
in conveying every thing.that is valuable
Court of Munlch; to Wurtaborg: and all the
throughout that territory have received or-
transmit to Munich All the rulalic mons; is

Last night,
Knobelsdorf,
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near Nltinden
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French Gene
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