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(Furth* Extracts)
ISKANDENutittat. SEPT. 17.
Lot night a Pru.►iuu Courier colonag from Pa-

r.P. to KOtiingthergy passed throng!' this place with
. the definitive treity, conelutled on the sth instant,
between Winne William and the Minister of State,
Chainpaguy. We are leisured, that on the 16th
inst. the Emperor of Russia w mild arrive at Konings-
berg, and from thence go through Leipsit to Wei-
mar, to have a conference with the Emperor of
France. Marshal Lollies, rho passed throiezh
Berlin, goes to comp!' lit and accompany the
Emperor Alexauder.—( (.'orn's/won/eat.)

KO?,11N1.4111:10, ft PT. P.

This day Excellency the litasNiAn lliiiister_of

State. Count Von ltoureizow, arrive" here. Its
Evee•lleavy the Prntee of Swte Weiatar is a!so es-
petted.
SLPT. 9.
The Berlin (:n:e•lle writei, under the head of
Koahaz.hertr. that the Pro...iatt army is puttite4
motion, lair there ii not a thought of the kind

here. The tr,,nns on. actual service consist of only
between 20 and .2.5 men of each euinpany, soul
even if the furloughs were called in, still the regi-

men's would la %or• incomplete, an there is a vit-
/lett iti tesetal of them of from 6 to 900
—The corps of artillery is not at all ready to
march, nor are the horses even ordered for puttintr
the regiments 111 motion, us used to be the case in
peaceable timer, since the ►even years war; nor is
there any thing new ut linitingoberg with reauect
to the pold.a•al concerns of Prussia ; and the situ-
ation of that country Hems 11,1 W to be the tame
as it has bum for a me time
Fr:VIP:FORT, SEPT. 10.
It isrumoured. but without any good authority.
• in the politic Prints, that there has beau concluded
sit ereatmal triple alliance between three great
Posters.

On the 3'l Se•ptember the Austrian Calvinet Cou-
rier, Bayer, pissed thron+ Stutgerd, on his way
from Vienna to Paris; rod on the another Aus-
trirti Couricr, Vu,, Nell,lllllll, passed through the
tonne place front Paris to V..entio.-11rlegt.)
• The last troops of the grand army halted for
smile day. in our environs, having some difficulty
iu providing provisions as well AS carriages. Port
of the ISitteutl.ig troops, and a division of the:
'light horse of N:tssan, have already broken up for
trance. Ma. sl.tel ?aortic:. with hi. Stall, is still at
borruth, nor i► it known W.'t.ll his corps is to march
to the kLioe.—(ALeiss Ztiirsg.)
SEPT. 17.
Ln't night the Prince Wien tie arrived bete ; in
hi. palace preparations are niaking for the recep-
tion of thy Freuth Emperor.
DANTZIC. /CPT. •.
Therc is a total stoppage to all trade in our p irt,
et can more severi:y he used than it at prese.it, to
prevent all intercomse with England. The diffi•r-
. v scat which have existel some time betareit the
!king of Prussia and our Senate, re►pecting the li.-
tug of the frontier, Woodville. of our terntory are
settled, and dendircat.on sign-posts have been put
up to at: bawd...snot' of both parties. All this suil;-.
met the tro...ps in garrison here hare been actively
employed r. retaining the fort iticatious of this city,
the I isdelherg and the Ihckofsberg, %Inch had
b.•cn tery much driftage'', and which ■re now in a
better ►tate than they wart. before.
BANK* OF TUC ►r.AL, sl PT. 10.

Spanish troops pass daily from the Ilaiuburgh
uud Altoua side of the Elbe over to Ilarlourg, to be
transported lAA prisoners of war to France. They
are treated in the most shameful manner. Some o
them are hound in waggons : their usual fare is
bread an I a ,tcr. The French have sold all the
Spaiii,.l horses, and appropriated all the proeeeds
of the sale to their own private use. It is reported
to-il;ty, that the Swedish Army in Finland has
gained a CO nsider.ib:e advantage over the Russians
in l'i..land.

ia not true that the Ena;,eror Frane;% sill b.
present at the conference between the Emperors
Alexiat.der sod Napoleon at %Vriinar. An Aine,i-
can is to sail front lillanatmr.th btfore the loth of
October, by special leave of the French Go-
weruenent. The Consul at that place. Mr.
Forbes, is moat reiwiluirly Anti-English, or ra-
ther an avowed einerny rd the British notion. This
ship is to touch ..t seicral ports. and it would be
proper for 11w Britannic Majesty's•cruisers to look
.ifter her. Bonaparte i, said to he itlrencir arrived
in Saxony. The Spaoi,h c.impaign sill, it is

uadcrstood, be a roost dreadful owe; 34,0,6tr0

feint-Innen are to be employed in it, under Gene-
rigs acv, Bessierer, Slortier, Limner, 11Pgastena,
J.,urdasi, liivoust, and most of the Marshals.
There has been a serious riot in the city of
Brun,wiek, bet.recn ti; r 1 d...irmes a:A
some citizens, in tin- Grua tr.irstes hare
been severely handltd. The town of Brunswick
has, in consequence, received a great number of
troops; and the ui.itter is to be fnrther iu%es-
tigate.l.

Dui Ste,.h, the P.a,siatt Pi.noe Miniater or
State, is said to hue be ‘o d;sltassted from but awe,

in consequence of the letter of his winch was insert-
ed in the Freacit .1/wattles-, in which he i• de-
noiniced as un enemy to France as well us hi.
King. It i. said to be ultimately resolved on the
part of France not to evacuate Primus, nor to A-
run the King a member of the Ilhenishcoliferltra-
nun.

GOTHA, 111.:Pir. 13.
ThiV day tit, French rand pork of artillery
'mewl thrwagli this city to Erfurth, to transport
which i..,yue horses have been put iivregnibitiou.

; VILPIN A, SEPT. 7.
Wladleilrn from good authority, that Oilerimment
leriAls-mala is in contemplation for lltaiiiary, anti
that in Austria a third reserve is to be foruied.

bT. 11.1.TERMIURGH. AVGUST $0„
Tile Bavarian kittbassador, Chevalier de Bray, it
arrived Ii re.

The Swedish prisoners of war are sent. by the
Emperor's continand, to this city, with their wives
and children. They receive free quarters, tiring
and candle ; the men the legal monthly ration of
provisions, anil the women und children, every one,
Nall a monthly ration. As soul.• of the women,
however, demand alms in the streets, the Minister
:itinoutices to the puhlic not to co:isnler them as
itegars, as the Crown allo.s to the men it dully
:my of ten coilecks, and to the women tind children
live enprrks per diem.

By an !ka,ie to the Directing Seuate, Cie Em-
peror pie the fnllcwing Dccree