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graVr.ceme necessary to prohibit
trance i the camp. The Emperor wen
tent, where he remained for some time,
out of it surrounded by General Office
troops, who liad beeu for several days in es
of him, and who were all under arms to es
grand evolutions under the orders of t 1
mande:s, perceived at a distance His Maje!
on horseback, and immediately joined in
Vice l'Empereur, at the same time rai,
casques above their bayonets. The Empe
the front of these troops, consisting of fif
sand men, infantry and cavalry. A Beta
the Gendarmerie had arrived to join the
this camp.
These troops being condufied into
which extends between Clamart an I
were sanded lets twelve plamena, or
which were opposed to the other. Ti
'anted, under the immediate command o
jecty, the battle, Austerlitz. These r
continued a much longer time than tb
concluded in that viaory, which put an
war. They began at noon, and did no
six in the evening. Those whom the dii
musketry had called Irons the surrounc
try, were mounted upon the hillocks tha
,the

. outside of the camp, ensl followed wit
eye the motions of the Emperor, who
guibhable by the simplicity of his dress,
pidity of his course, when, in order' to
counter-march, he darted away from th
who accompanied him. The Emperor
passel through the camp, at•entively es
position, vis:teJ the tents of the soldiers,
to change the form of the camp, again
tent, changed his dress, and then retort
Cloud with General Junot, in the same
brought them. '9.,
The late departure 4 Basilic° has await,
f peace ;" not

ncral hope of , _ ; Jt that we know u
does hinuelf what are the contents of th
of which he is the bearer, but because
that we should have a favourable opini
gociation which appears to be returned
aelivity.
♦trINA,
A few days ago a Courier arrived hi
lreterslawsgh, after a jourany of ancous

tion. Another Courier has brought
that Cattaro was to be immediately deli

General Bellegarde.
slates,
The latest intelligence from Calabti
that the whole of the country from La
zenza bas returned to order. 'lle be
disappeared ; and the inhabitants, del
their yoke. manifest from all quarters
fidelity to King Joseph.
General Verdier mutt by this have
steal Massena at Cozenza, General Re
duced all the country as far as Cotroct

FROM THE DITCH PAPE/

The deiberatiors of the Council c
upon the return of M. lYOubtil fro
unfortunately no: been attended sshh
success: that is to say, the Emperor h
cii::iet in rat:.f:g, g tie Tree:y of Pea
Paris. Consequently official notice o
ing was communicated in a Note to a
Residents on the lath of August, with
t, that His Majesty wished for pear
principles."
On the 28th cf July, information c
Meters, that in the night between
26th some insurgents had been emba
Imperiale : at the same time all those

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the places near Calabria were asset
tera, in order to cannonade the fort.
and address of the national guards •
and the affivity of Lieut. Colonel
all their designs. tie attacked and i
on the-26th, and took frcm them
cannon and a white flag. Guagrilia
of the mass, disembarked on the 44t
iscroli, with 100 banditti, w:-en
Bocheciampo attacked him, killed
male five or six prisoners, who sr
shot. On the 25th, the Cummand
tacked a troop of rebels, after harini
my from Crraso and St. Mauro. 1
the entmy had inttenched theism!.
and cut off the communication ;
men, and the remainder Bed tJ Mon
On the 26th, General Vcrifgrnilia d
my near Polls, aid obligel him t