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same, that M. tie Kr.obelsdorf may remain a long
time at Paris. oat politicians speak already of a
r to be asaiit ity tisa Marquis of Lacchesitte I
rillgaibi our tiiploinatit a-
s sb urte of coujeaures, Mat it
is
tecsary to add to it.

EROM THE H kMdt:ltGll MAIL.
AUSTRIA. AUG. 23.
•According to report, the French wishing effec-
tually to prevent Austria from taking part in a new
war, if it should break out, have demanded to occupy
the whole circle of Austria, till the re establishment
of peace with England. They are still not only at
Brannan, but have likewise occupied the. right bank
of the Isonzo. All the measures that are WWII
taken, announce that the present tranquillity will
sous be disturbed ; a great megazine is form•
ing in Moravia, on the frontiers of Silesia ; the
artillerymen have received orders to make eight
millions of cannon cartridges, and twenty-two mil-
lions of muemset-cartridges ; five companies have
• been employed in making them fur these four or
five days.
Count de Stadion, at the garde time that he
received the uotirceation that Russia had re-
fused-to ratify the peace with France, received,
also a note printed at St. Petersburg, M which
Russia states the reasons for her present concluFl.
Enroll of a private letter from Griefswalti,
dated August The Swedish troops have
entered Lepenbusg without opposition, the Prirs-
sian troops retiring to make room for them,
notwithstanding His Prussian Majesty's declara-
tion that he could not permit it. Ilia Swe-
dish Majesty has, in conseqaence, dispatched his
Aid-de-Camp. M. Engelbuckt. with a letter to His
Priassian Majesty, in which he says, that since the
entry of the Swedes into Lanenbtugh without
opposition. he considers hostilities between the
two Courts are at an end ; but requests a speedy
and explicit answer from His Prussian Majesty,
stating in what view he considers the same subjea.
♦I TOPA, fee 1. 2,
Ka Majesty the King of Sweden, after haring
takes oe the blockade of the Prussian ruts for a
few days, has ordered them to be bluckaded anew.
JIM-We dm Ne►d.J
TIAMIOU7I9, 3.
The, report, that the Swedish blockade of the
P:uss;an ports has barn agaia ordered, is as yet un-
foimded.— (Cornspendehrea.)
♦IENNA, AI 0.23.

The report which has been revived of the evacua-
tion of Canute, is not yet confirmed-
Great quatititizs of ammunition. ecc. are
sending to Camaro, Tcmrswar, and Buda, and
diaributing in the diferent
The city of Leopoldstadr, in the country of
Neutra, in Hungary, tell be the principal
of arms. The transports on the Danube contir
without intermission; and thousands of bullet► and
bombs, allich have lain, for many years, heaped up
in the ditches of Vienna. and which were not
touched by the Frnch, probably because they could
not carry them away, have been taken not and
embarked.
The French and Russian AntbasAtaelort continually
receive and sod off Couriers. Last night, ano-
ther Courier arrived from St. Petersbutgh to Count
Raw mov..sk f.
111.1.44, AiGUST 96.
All the movements now taking place appear to
announce war; garrison of this city, as well as
that of Potsdam, hare this day received orders to
hold themselves in readiness to march at the Best
signal.

AO ST 30.

count Naoll De Parmale, General Aid-de-Camp
and Chamberlain to the Grand Duke of Cleves
and ling. arrie• .1 here on the ,6th, in the evening,
a mission from his Sovereign. The nest day he
had an audience of di* King. Queen, and Royal
Family. He came from Paris, and :rill set 041 in
a few days for Dusseldorf.
The General Aid-de-Camp, Couat De Goettent
has art nut for Dressler, ; he is bearer of a letter
nrutm by the Kinz's own hand, and addressed to
the Elvaors.
The Guns "Arum., the Gerdes du r_-pc, and the
Hussars, leave Berlin to-day ; the rest of the garri-
' eon will fallow to-mnrrnw. The place of these
troops will be supplied by other regiments.
11UPI57Elt, •UO. '26.

his Nla;esty the King of PrJssia is expeifted here
about the end of this month. As soon as he ha:
reviewed asp tponps. he will repair by HIWIM and
lipp•tadt. to Ca.sr.l, and thence to the army in
Fr aucunia.
olurs.aacca. AVG. 24.
Our garrison, and seireral thousani trtiops which
were in East Frierzland, have jo;ned the corps of
Gc7eral Blucher; 2.000 Hessians likewise joined
yesterday. These tsqops form a line from Telchte
to Wesel, and the French occupy tier county of
ger.theius, and.Durg. Steinturt, four leagues Isom
Maass's.. Tbe town of Wesel w• 11 be strongly Icrti-