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London, England, 1809-11-08 00:00:00

!TACT.

The official Pwper of Milan, of the 21 at October,
conts:tis too decrees fisted Sehoetibrunii, Oct. 14.
The tint is as follows
" Natiiitroa, by the Gest* of God sod the Constitution, Em-
peror of the French, King of Italy, sad protector of
confederation of the thin., arti bars decreed, and do be.
nee of follows

"111. circle of Tittach. Coralola, the province* of Istria,
formerly Aestriao, the previecas of Fiona and Trieste, the
eeestrias karma by t►e manse of the Litterale, the part of
Croatia, and all that Lae hero ceded' to us on the right hank
of Soave, Dalmatia, and its blaadsekall \ember bear t►e
woe of tba Illyrian provinces."
he substance of the id decree ir--the Counsel-
lor of State. Daischy. is appointed Intendant.
('.anent of the Illyrian provinces. ceded to us by
t►e treaty of Vienna.

Another decree, of the .10th of October, directs,
that the kingdom of Italy shall be divided into
ail military divisions. The first will consist of
the departments Agog.., Mona, Larie. and Ad-
ds; end the head-quarters will be at Milan. The
serf,o(l, of the departments Melia, Serie. and Up-
per Poi the third. of the departments of the Min-
(ie. the Adige. and the Lower Pe; head.quarters
Mantas. The fourth, of the Remelt abicon.Panero.
and Crestola; head-quarters Bologna.--The fifth
of the departments of the Metanro, Simone, snit
Trouts; head-quarters Ancona.—The sinth of the
departments of the Boechisliose, Brenta Piave,
Tetiemeuto, Adriatic Sea, and Pameriano; head-
quarters Venice.

KOSICE, M. 21.

The inset satisfactory intelligence has been re.
ceived from the two Bavarian divisions, which bad
orders to enter the circle of the Inn. The first
division, csainianded by his Royal Highness the.
Hereditary Priam entered Iwfer es the 17th,
in the sflarnion.—lt bad preciosity bad as
affair, in which the rebels lost about three bandred
men killed •d wounded, 400 larimetor two
pieces of heavy artillery. and isms eaissoas.—
Speckbacher, sae of their principal Chief% is
among the slits. The primers asserted, that they
had been forced be take past in the insurrectioa.—
The preuiptitede with which the insurgents were
altasked at ease se several sides was the ems that

the division had onlyl3 men %sifting and ii7tx wenn&
ed. The troops distinguished themselves Doi users
by their courage than by their discipline._

At the same time, the second division, aim.
mended by-Lieut.-General Wrede, marched upon
Kossen, Where the head-quarters were established
on the 17th. Had it net been for the bed state of
the roads, it would have entered St. John on the
same day when the advanced guard left Reiter.
winkle. The rebels made a discharge at 1500
paces distapce from their entrenchments %Tor
the.Schmidtberg and Klausberg, and then took to
flight so precipitately, that our advaoced guard
could not overtake them. The insurgents endea-
voured to take the bridge of Achen, but were
prevented. The troops of the 2d division distin-
guished themselve equally by their vsloursand their
discipline. • We expect the reports of the 3d divi-
sion, which 'advanced by Kustein.—(Lsydia Ca-
sette, Oct. 31.)