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be permitted, or what measure shall be prescribed to their in•
dignation and their zeal.
"God forbid, Silo, that we should seek to predift the de-
signs of your high wisdom, or the conception. of that great ge-
nius which has every where made yon twister of time., places,

person has been attempted, and the independence of the na
lion, our liberties and constitution menaced, command the
defence to be ii.n.)orttotial to the interest of such a cause ;
and, if it be nessmary to (*awl, believe that eery thing will be
tow ready to fotiow you, sone you, and anew you.
" Such, Sire, are the sentiments of your spud city of Paris
In every part throagh which the procession pass-
ed, the crowd was immense, enthusiasm at the
heigh!. And the acclamations unanimous.
Bonaparte win, it is said, set out this evening for
Serasburgh.
sepT. 24.
By a Decree of the Ernisernr, all the Conscripts
of Reserve, of the years 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804. and

1805, are ordered to 'oe pl.aced on attire service.
REPORT TO THE EMPEROR.
" SIR, Pins, Sept. TO.
" Your Majitsty wishes foe Peace, which y.iur Armies would
bile forced England to iiubeeribe to, .1111111 the inquence of
that Nattoo teemed to Is onertcid to stir up new eneiu;es
against France.
" Sale Powers in theNoito dare to me :ace the Empire.
This apprarancs of war hat awakened in the hearts of all
Irrenchinen tie de•ire of enlisting under those banner.; which
victory ha: en ofte t crowned
" The old S t d en, above all, who, at the P:are,retanied is
ebliehoines, aspire to the honour of renaming their ann., and
leading to the iglu the ;oiling Colll4li,ltl. Your Majesty will
@libelee with goodness this wish; but 1 ought to represent to

pou, that there exists a law, according to wruch, every Soldier
1111101* term oft rOce hat liven i.iterrupted, is deerivrri of the
. advantages which his anterior service would have given him.
" I have, in crinseluenee, the honour to lifO.Aje to )our
WM, Si dciree, that the Soldiers reared from service, and
echo are it to erre, shall be arrlnaitted to resume their arms in
this'. former rank, and that their Interior service .hall be reek-
" The Mirsist,r at War,
" The Marshal BERTHIER."
IS Decree of the Emperor follows, conformable to the re-
commendation contained in the above Report.]
A Report from the Minister of the Interior pro.
poses to put the National Guard upon duty in the
Interior. Another Report to the Council of State
proposes, that at the moment when His Majesty, at
the head of the National Guard, in aetivity, is going
to avenge violated faith, and carry the war into the
heart of t►e States which have provoked it, the Na-
tional Sedentary Guard should resume its former
saivity.
The intelligence from Germany, states, that the
Austrians were to pass the Lech on the 15th, and to
occupy thin.

An article from Frankfort, of the 21st. says, that
the Boulogne army is soon to reach Strasburgh; and,
that the army from Holland is speedily expened at
Mentz. Geaeral Marmont, the Commander of it,
arrived at Mentz on the 17th.
French Funds 521.
TERN, RCPT. 12.
Oar Landamman has, anew, received from the
French Ambassador, %sl) is lately returned here
from Paris, as;urancas of the French F.raperor's
good-swill towards o.ir Republic, adding, that it was
His Majesty's 6rm intention to recognise Me Nertra-
lity v S=itzeriani, as soon as it had Jams ftcognised Si 2
Almeria.

TR 01111CTORT. SEPT. 17.
It was on the Bth inst. that the Austrian troops
crossed the Inn; previous to which a declaration I
had been made to the Commandant of Passau, that
a good undet standing subsisted between the Empe-
ror of Germany and the Elettnr of Bavaria ; and
that although he saw himself under the necessity of
orderi:,g his troops to cross the 1.. n, he should ne-
vertheless respeft the Elenoral military and civil au-
thorities. On the I t th, the Austrian troops, corn-
ianded by Gen. Klenau, had reached Strubingen
and Land.,hot, and, on the 12th, at five oclock
in the afternoon, a detachment of Uhlans occupied
the environs of Munich, lying on the opposite side of
the Iser. ..bole van was expeCted the next day
on that river. On the 14th, they were to cross it, on
tht.ir way to Dachau. At the distance of two hours
firan Munich, between Riem and Berlach, a Corps
er Arms* of Austrians will occupy an army camp;
and the cavalry will be quartered in the neighbour.
ing villages.
The Palatine Bavarian troops have nearly evacu-
ated Bavaria : they are all proceeding for the Upper
Palatinate ; but whether they are to remain there, or
be distributed in the comities of '.Vurzburg and An-
spach, is not kn teen. On the 15th, the EleCtor
and his consort arrived at Kelheim, where is also
the Baron von 34 intgelas, First Minister of State.
It is supposed, that the Court of Vienna will ac-
cede to the neutrality of Switzeland, under certain
cnniFti.ms. Thus, every thing depends on the nature
of these consli:i ms.

IPRIBOURG, SEPT. 16.

The Austrian Army passed the Inn at Burghati-
nest the ro.ne they have since pursutd. it is
thonght they intend to take a position at lionaseert.
This Army. which has taken the name of " the
Army of the Rhine," is commanded by the Atch-
daisy Ferdinand; its force is estimated at from 45
to boob men. Another Amy of 20,0C03