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te reinforce the places most likely to be attaelo•tl
by the English.—l Haps C.'ourest, Av. it/
• ; ANNITYADAM, •UO. 16.
. Ta.day we learn. from Ike King's Gazette, pot).
,fralsed. M Capelle, that en ars*y, consisting one-
kalf of /Dutch, and one-half of French troops, was
united at Ltindrliet. and that the King has in-
spected it.. .
AUO. 19.
. . .

It it positive ly asserted, that the Euiperor has
kit Vienna, for Raab, to be present eta must im-
portant couference. and from thence to plotted to
Paris ; and it is hoped. that this couference will
insure peace to the Continent.—(dassterdam Com-
ma, A' 19.)

ROTTERDAM, AUG. IS.

The Prince of Poute Curve hav arrived ut Ant-
werp, accompanied by the Minister Dejeatii, and
at the sante time, a reinforcement of 6000 men
for the French army. That place (Antwerp) and
the fleet are perfectly secure ugain►t any attempt
of the enemy. •ca. 21.
The Minister of War, Count Von Nauentairgh,
states, that the Department of the North had sent
several thooansids of grenadiers and jagers, and a
company of volunteer artillery, oho bad formerly
much clivitiAtti,hed theutvelves at Minn!, to the
Scheldt; that all the other Departments were "'al-
lowing their example, particularly those of the Pus
de Calitia.—(nviter dais Gaulle, Jug. 22.)

ANTWBRP, AUG. 15.

This ci:ty 6000 tarn, who inatelt;tl front the
centre of France, entered this place. The whole
town hu► troops in quarters.
AUG. HS.

This day and yesterday we have heardno tiring
on Flushing, and we see a great number of Eoglisli
vessels of large size at anchor iu the Scheldt. This
duy arrived here from the interior of France a rein-
hweement of 6000 men. Every house in this limn
his WI Here rioartered in it.—(Rotterdoni C'ourant,
4a4. 10.) I.I:YDEI, AUG. 21.
reach troops continue to arrive 011 the banks of
the Scheldt in such numbers, that the Dutch
troops may be easily spared.
UOVAIGECItT. ►uo. 18.

The dispatches of the 16th inst. from, Aroheitn
aml Zati,lirn state, that the theislow of Deitch
troops, nude, General Gratien. was hourly expect-
ed, :Lod that orders had been givrg in both places
to provide waggons fur the enovcyaoce of the its-
fa try.--! Leyden Courant, Atig. it.)

ca P11.1.T., AUG. 16.
The Prince of Ponte Corvo has the co 1111 l lend int
the SOAR, and Mondial Dunioncesu has the COM-
titstud or the rimy in Brabant. a 111. Maje.ty the
Emperor is hourly expected at Paris.
The array under the Prince of Ponte Corvo is
very large, and receives daily reinforcements. :Vlar-

shit Dui/mitten's head-quarters are at liergru-op-
Zoolll.—(LegicA Courant.)
•CG. 18.

Hit Majesty returned here last night. The
Freach army, under the command of the Prince of
Po..te CorVO. is very strong, and receives daily re-
Hie Majesty has entrusted to Mar-
shal Durnonceau the command of the army in
Brabant, which is to co-operate with that under the
Prince of Pirate Corr°. The division udder Gem-
ral Narens as charged with the defence of the Hel-
der, until such tine as General Gratieu shall
arrive.-..(ilaglie Courant,. Aug. I.). •
VIENNA. AVG. 8.
Thit Emperor of Austria is iu Monivia, at a
country seat of the Count Cobenzel. The Count
of NVelmer, who had returned to the Emperor. is
expected to-day or to-morrow at Schoenbrunn,
with an answer from his Sovereign to the con-
ditions of peace, which the Emperor Napoleon
had refused to ratify.—( Rolterslaal Courant, Aug.
22.) MADRID, Alla. 3.
Since the 21:1 July, very serious actions have
taken place, all of which have turned out in our fa-
vour. The day of the 28th was most blond'. The
loss of the enemy is estimated ut .5000 killed and
wounded. Our hospitals are full of them, and the
number daily increases. It is reported that Mar-
shal Moult lees advanced us far as A Imola& ; if this
prove trite, the retreat of the British army is cut
off.