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London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

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ilati•u, SEPT. 30.
According to report, a Prussian General has
come to the Emperor Napolcoo, to whom His
Prussian Majesty has sent a very long letter.
catriic, OCT. 2.
There are now 90,000 Russians on their march,
under the orders of Field-Marshal Kamenskoi, and
Generals Golenischtshew, Kutusow, and Prince
Bagration.
The Emperor of Russia, in his last negotiations
with France, insisted on the conservation of the
King of the Two Siciliee, and an indemnity to be
given to the King of Sardinia. .. .
The head-quarters of the Prussian many came
yesterday to Erfurth.
All the regiments which are in Prussia Proper,
have received orders to march, and will form a camp
near Custrin.
ZRLASOSW, SETT. SO.
The corps of Marshal Sault has begun to move
towards the Upper Palatinate;— that of Marshal
Ney toward Franconia ; and that of Marshal Auge-
rrau inclines towards the frontiers of
.Hesse. The
corps of Bernadotte Cosibentrates itself more and
more in our environs.
These troops are sem in cantonments, for no
camp has yet been pitched, either near Nurnberg
or Forth. That this was in agitation, is apparent
from the large quantity of provisions required on
the nib at Nurnberg. According to more recent
accounts, this requisition has been withdraws, and
part of the troops are even said to have set oat for
Schevebach. Anotherportion,narnely.Droutt's divi-
&ion, consistingof the27th regiment of light infantry,
the Seth and 95th regiments of the line. awn:many'
of Jager', • company of horse artillery, 10 pieces,
of cannon, and a traia of more than.loo waggons,
passed, yesterday morning, through this city.
An Aide-le-Camp arrived in the evening, to de-,
manJ a passage of the Direitory of the Circle, whit};
granted it immediately. These troops take the road
to Baitikeig, where the head-quarters will be esra.
. blielied. ' i
The van of the corps of Lefebvre has likeerisel
broken up from its cantonments, on the Tauber;
and marched by way of Wurabargh towards thi
Obeland. The whole corps will soon follow for
the same destination.
a•Tisloil, cart. 29.
It appears certain, that Austria and Francs have
mmeludeg a conventiois, by virtue of which. the
troops of the latter power will retire behind the
Lech s and these of the former will not pass the
*a. The Austrimas will. besides. draw. a cordon
agog the frontiers of Nam&
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The frontiers of ,ilta 4laidniniammeity will
so occupied by troops, that It` *RI' lie vary to a
seeable an army on any point required. The •
cipal forces will be is Austria and Bohemia...
whole army will be divided into foot corps, •
will be placed-Ist, in Anterior Austria; pylo4
cipai point. Pettau ;-2d. in Bohemia ; PrimilMl
points, Pilsen and Egra (-9d, Upper Austria ;
principal points, Weis and Salaburg ;-4th, the
Corps de Reserve, remains here ; principal point,

Nimkendorf.
lutists*, StPT. 17.
Accounts from Italy, say, that the French have
renouneed, for the moment, the conquest of Cala-
bria, and that the army has received orders to fall
back to Naples. Some letters assert, that the Rus.
scan troops have landed in Calabria.
1111111COUIO, OCT. 3.
Yesterday, His Serene Highness the Eledor of
Hesse arrived at the King of Pussia's headquarters,
at Naumburg. This circumstance affords a corn.
ploy refatattan of many reports tvhtch had been
circulated. The Metros retched Naumburg the
preceding day.
HAIINUROO. ocT• 7.
Yestsrday, Lord Morpeth, Accompattil by Mr.
Frere, Secretary of Legation, Mr. Boss and suite,

arrived here from London, and the next day cnn-
tinned his journey tit the head-quarters of Hie Prus-
sian Majesty, in Saxony.
yl Etre'. ki.t a. ocs. S.
The head-quarters of the General in Chiefs Mi-
chaud, who commands the advanced guard of the
united French and Deitch army, amounting to 700 u
men, is still at Dierjordt, near Wesel. Troops
are continually arriving in that country. Some di.
visions have already marched away again up the
itatts, Oct. 4.
With the liveliest sensations of pleasure, not only
the inhabitants of Berlin, tout all patriots, embrace
this favourable opportunity, to give proofs of their
love and gratitude to their King and Father, in the
uue sense of the te'rin. The subscription opened
by she Magistracy of this place, for contributions to
-provide winter clothing for the troops, and its we-