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pew and King, en the 6th inbtant. And ordered
transmitted the,

to be .. to the Minister, for _ purpose of
being carried into execution against the delinquent.
His Imperial Highness the Viceroy of Italy ar-
rived yesterday in this capital, and alighted ut the
Hotel Marbasuf.
They write from Madrid, under the date of the
24th of Novenshes, that the number of Spanish
prisoners, taken in the battle of Ocelots, amounts to
thirty thousand tuen.—(Roirevilans Courant, of
December 14.)
VIENNA, NOV. 27.
On the •27th inst. arrived iii this capital, His
Imperial Majesty, the Emperor of Austria. He
was dressed in the Hungarian uniform, and seated
in a coach, drawn by six horseii, which could hardly
pass the streets, crowded by the inhabitants, who '
received their gracious Sovereign with incessant
shouts of Long Leve the Emperor ! At night there
was not a single house but what was illumi-
nated. All the theatres are this day to be thrown
open to the and a general illumination will
again take place this eveinsg. Her Majesty the
Empress is also shortly expected. The Emperor
has ordered the aunt of one buudred thousand .
florins to be distributed among the poor. This
morning th.• 7e Drum was sung w the Cathedral.
—(The mote Paper.)
BUDA, Not'.
According to a statement here,
authority. the loss of the Austrian artily lit killed,
wounded and prisoners, from the 4*li to the 13th
July, 1809, coti,i,.l. of 17 Generals, 847 Officers.
• 30,471 rusk and file, and 4,000 lioises.—(*Aie-
dam Courant the uth Derrmber.)
•lENNA, NOV. 25.
The adjutant of the Archduke Charles, General
• Delmont, has already arrived in this (-n161,11,41111 the
Prince himself la expected iu the course of Next
week.

The Empress enjoys, at present, a better state
of health than she has done for these several mouths
past.
Omen! Andreossi has left this capital c,. his way
to Paris.
Count Dumas, General of Division, niut Chief of
the Staff of the Prince of Neufchatel, is to remain
here after the evacuation of the capital, aid has
already hired a house for his residence. The Limn-
bet of the French sick and wounded, who cannot
yet be transported, amounts to 10,70 n men.—/the
tame Paper.)

AtIGSSUZ(.II, NOY.
Lieutenant• General Baron Nl'rede, in the Byes-
Ilan ►erice, has hero raised to the &gamy of It
Count of the French empire. in remuneration of
the distinguished services rtudered by hem during
the late sear.
Within a feel days the first transport of the Aus-
trian contribution is expected in this piece, con-
sisting of thirteen millions of florins iu gold and s.lser
coin.

According to the last nccounts from Tyrol. the in-
surrection may be emisidered as perf,ctly quelled ;
and many 1) tr.liaus and Voralbergers have •Irca-
dy arrived here to buy grain.
The noted SpeekWeller made Irately an attempt
to incite the inhabitants of the Lower Inthal to
fresh commntion. ; but his attempt not only failed
of tUCIIMI., hut he NH+ apprehended by the inha-
bitants, cud delivered up to the Bavarian troops.—
(The same PaFer.)

SPAIN.

Head-quartets of the Spanish Army, at Farad,
Now, .attet 17.
ORDER OF THE DAY.

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His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief of the army,
Marshal of the F.inpire, expresses to the General of Division
Pin., and to all the troops under his command, his entire
satisfaction with the glorious conduct of their ilivUions, on
the 7th Novi tuber, in thy attack of the town of llostalrick,
which they carried by assault, notwithstanding the vigorous
resistance which they met with from a,onn troops of the
line, part of the armed inhabitants, sad the artillery Geed
from the fort sod towers, where the enemy had mounted
several pieces of ordnance. This division has completely
attained the ohject of it. mission, by destroying all the magas
sines which the enemy bad formed in that place ; a punish-
ment which will sense as a warning example to the rest of
the towns is Catalonia, which still persist in their m1%4,41041
take up arms, instead of peaceably remaining at home.
GEN. REY,
Chief of the Staff of she 7th Corps.
(The .rime riper.)

PKTERSBURGN. NOV. 11.
According to accounts received here, the army
of Moldavia h.. defeated that of the Grand Vi-
leer. It is said that lb pieces of artillery and lt
statitlardsliave been taken. We expect the cir-
cumstantial detail► of the battle.

VIA NII FORT. NOV. t 9.

The insurgents in the Tyrol having laid down
their arms, tranquillity is restored in that country,
and the foreign troops, which formed a cordon on
the no►thern frmitiers, are beginning to take their
departure. The Wirtemberg regiment of Frongue-
mont passed by Linden on the 16th; the other Wir-
tensberg troops have likewise left the Vorslherg, and
have entered Stockach, Waldeer, Bilkers(' &e. The
corps of French troops, commanded by the Gene-
ral of Division, Lagrange, which occupied Kemp-
ten, and the frontiers of the Tyrol, on the side of
Angelo, Fuessen, Welshach, Nesselwassg„ &c. are
malting ready to ilerart, and will to-day begin
their march for Frauce.--r Rotterdam Correa, De-
cember s.)