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muter the ammeand of Colonel ltolzbaeh. in order
to protett the frontiers in that quarter.

PARIS, OCT. le.
The Senator Commltame, confirming the union of
Oenoa with the French Empire, will not be pub-
lished until it has been presented to the Emperor,
end ordered to be promulgated by His Majesty.
From the same respell to decorum, the Address
agreed to on the 27th, by the Tribunate, on the
aubjea of the war, continues to be kept secret.
This Address will be presented to His Majesty, in
the midst of his army.
All the measures necessary to complete the war
establishment of the French army, are carried on
with uncommon activity. The operations of the
levy of 60,000 young men, for the Military Con-
ecription of the fourteenth year, which, according
to the Imperial Decree of the eth Fruetidor, were
not to commence till the I 3:h instant, have been ac-
celerated to such a degree, that in several De-
pertinent, they are already completed. This levy,
voted by the LegisLative Boiy, in the secs on of
the thirteenth year, leaves at the disposal of Go-

'eminent the "We of the additional reinfurcement
of eighty thousanJ conscripts, recently ordered to
be raised for the service of 1403.

FROM TUE PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. OCT. O.

For some time p.m, negociations have been en-
tered on between Prussia and several Princes, who
have possessions in the North of Germany, relative
to the establishment of an Armed neutrality, for that
pan of the German ,Empire. Among the Chiefs
who have already *esti their adherence to this mea-
sure, the Elector of Hesse, the Duke of Brunswick,
the King of Denmark, under the title of the Duke
of Holstein, the Princes of Mecklinburgh-Schwerin.
Mecklinhurgh-Strelitz, and the Eleetor of Saxony,

are mentioned.
The first candition of this confederacy is, it is
said, to prevent the di.oenelorkotial of all foreign
troops, viz. the Swedish, Russian, and English,
and to stop their passage through this part of Ger-
many. The Cabinets of St. Petersbnrgh and Stock-
bolts, are very indignant at this step; and it has
augmented the coolness that has for some time
reigned between them and the Co in of Berlin.
It appears certain, that the part of Rostock. an I
other maritime towns is Mecklinbargb, will be
occupied by Prussian troops.
It is said, the King of Denmark has eroged
draw a line of troops along the fronti•!rs of H -Astern .
At present, all the northern part of the Eleasatate
of Hanover, viz. Cozhoven, Stad,, fiaotbourg,
is nearly evacuated.

VI/NNA, OCT. 4.

Several Offieers of the first division of the Knc—
shin army which has entered Moravia, MC arrived
here; the obje3 of their journey is to procure am-
munition and other warlike stores.

suitusrlin, Ocr. L

The Austrians are now in possession of the whole
of the Upper Palatinate, as they were in daily ra-
ped ition of the French. General Mack has again
detached several regiments of his army, which
passed the Danube in the hater end of September.
The Bavarian troops keep the line of Rednitz, in
the principality of Bamberg.

ortrwsuaur, OCT. 6.

The whole Imperial Guard passed. on the 2J. by
Enliven, for Pforz.heim and Sturgard. Prince
Murat's bead-quarters are still at Stutgard. and the
grand bead-quarters at Lnuishourg.

STIMIMUTOH. OCT. 7.
M. Dvjean. Diredor of the War Adtniaistration,
is arrived here.

We learn, by private letters, that our troops are
arrived is the environs of Ulm.
French Funds 59 9- t Goths.

IItItLIN, seer. '24.
Field Marshal Moellendort has announced, on
parade, to the officers of the garrison, that the King
bu determined to put the whole of his army oa
the war establishment- Every regiment is to hold
itself in reasl;ness to march by the lit of Cletolr.q ;
battalions of the depot only are to remain in garrison;
it is also decided, that four armies are to be formed.
The grand army, at least 120,000 strong, will be
assembled in *id and new Eastern Prussia, it is sup-
posed here, that it is to watch the Russian Army.
ting at %Vilna. The sec .nd army, of 60,000
men, is to be formed in the Soath of Prussia, and
in Upper Silicia. The third, they .ay, will enter
Swedish Pomerania ; and a f ,urth army, to which
will be united Hessian and other troops, will occupy
Hanover. The Generals wha have been nominated,
as Commanders in Chief, are Field Marshal Moel-
btridorf, and Lieutelant Generals Kalkrouth, Ru-
chel, Blucher, Kleist, kc. The King will put
himself at the head of the grand army in the king-
dons of Prussia, and it is thought that the Doke of
Brunswick will also have a chief command.

Artillery horses are constantly arriving at Berlin,
am! the Officers are buying up the sad Ile-barses.
The whole army has been on fall pay since the first
'Mutter. •