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The

Baron von

Arnifellt, the Count von Grabousky, a Captain in
the Russian guards; also, Lord Gower, the English
Ambassador to the Court of Russia, with the Secre-
taries of Legation, Stuart and Ponsonby, have all
arrived at this place, from Olmutz.
'no Prussian Major, von Krusemark, has been
dispatched, on important business, to the Russian
head-quarters, in Hanover.
WIDISH NRAD•QVARTERS, AT LUNEOURCI,
sec. 20.

SUL
On the 16th instant, His Majesty left Stralsund,
and passed the night at Dammgarten. On the fol-
lowing day he continued his route, by way of Roc-
tcck, to Butznw ; on the 18th, by way of Stern-
berg and Chriewitz, to Hagenau ; and, on the I;rth,
to Boitzenburg. His Majesty passed the Elbe at
Artlenberg, though the river was full of drift ice,
and artived, atoll' in the evening, at Luneburg,
where he alighted at the Elefloral Palace.

Captain von Manecke, in the service of the Duke
of Mecklenburg, accompanied llis Majesty the
whole way from Dammgarten.

His Majesty has expressed his entire satisfaCtion
at the regulations ad ,pled by the Duke of Meck-
lenburg, both with reg trd to his journey, and the
passage of his troops. The litter, on the (Aber
hind, by their discipline and good condiret, have
gained the commendation of all the inhabitants.
This Jay was held a grand parade and levee,
for the presentation of magistrates aftd persons of
distintaion.
zuetcH, DEC. 11.
On the 4th of December, the army of Neutra-
lity of the Confederacy, was disbanded by a decree of
the Landamman.

ULM, Inc. 17.
A portion of the army of the Marshal of the Em-
pire, Augereau, which, it is well known, has, for
some time, been in this city and •icinity, has been
removed to the neighbourhood of Dillenpren and
Nordlingen. According to report, Marshal Ncy
will likewise set out with his corps front Saltzburg,
for lngulstatit and Eic.bstadt.

Dec. 19.
In the circle of Franconia, there will be nest
week, Hessian, Prussian, Bavarian and French
corps.
The three corps of Ney, Angereau, and Berna-
dotte, are marching Northward.

ITCTOARD, DE.C. 17.

It is said, that in the last days of December,
14,000 Kussians, taken prisoners in the battle of
Austerlitz, will pass, by way of Ulm, through this
country, towards France.
Twn days ago, 1,000 cavalry, and 2,000 infan-
try, fresh French troops, went through this country,
on their way from Strasburgh to Ulm.
a•was OF Tilt MAISE, DEC. 2.2.
According to some accounts from Milan, of the
etlrDecember, the English and Russian army which
landed in Naples, was on its march towards Rome,
from which' city Cardinal Fesch and Lucien Bona-
parte had arrived at Milan. •
Report speaks of the erection of a second new
1 regal dignity. The Court of Wirtemberg has

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giveti orders fur the purchase of a greaf tjuanti, of
diamonds.
Coont Cniloredo is said to have died in Hungary.
It is added, that the Count Wallis hi been ap-
pointed Miiiistzt. of State and of the Cabinet.

According to a circumstantial Bavarian relation,
tide corps of 6,000, under General Wrede. in Bo-
hemia, which Was defeated on the iith of December,
by the Archduke Ferdinand, near Iglau, WAS parti-
cularly intended to occupy the corps of the Arch-
duke, till the conclusion of the battle of Austerlitz,
to prevent its forming a janeion with the Aust►u-
Rnssian army in Moravia; which °Nee it accom-
plished.
Count Cobentzel, who was on the print of setting
out from Frankfort, for Dresden, has received or,
ders from his Cow t, to remain, for the present, in
the former city.

ESTPIIALIA, DIC. 22.

A detachment of English artillery has proceeded
from Delmenhorst to Oldenburg, where -lagers be-
longing to the yin of the Englis' troops are already
posted. According to some accounts, a division of
English transports, with three regiments, have ar-
rived in the Ems.
ITAI V, DEC. 10.
Marshal Massena has imposed a military contri-
bution of sic millions of francs on the city of
Trieste, which the French entered on the 1!.;f1 of
November. One half is to be paid in ready money,.
and the other half in good bills. All the English*
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property at Trieste has been confiscated.
According to letters from Naples, the number of
the Russians and Albanians who have landed in
that kingdom, is estimated at 30,000, and that of the
English at 2,000. Massena has already ordered a
corps of his army to march against these troops.*
At Leghorn, four of the principal merchants
have been put in confinement.
A MST Ea D/

DEC. 21

,AM,
The English tranTort which was wrecked on the
Haaks, was called the Mary, of London, Captain
Scott. Out of 270 men who were on board her,
23 are saved. The English transport, lost neat
the Helder, is the halrella, of Liverpool, Captain
Laybert. Her crew consisted of 300 men, of whom
165 were saved.

HAGUE, DEC. '2l .

Our Minister of Marine,Vetheul, has enquired of
Admiral Kirkhert, commanding at the Tex 1, whe-
ther, as the English papers lately stated, h? had of-
ficially sent off false accounts, relative to the conclu-
sion of a peace under the walls of Vie', by a flag
of truce to the English Admiral? K rsert has de-
clared, in vindication of himself, that, in return for
tle intelligence in favour of England, which the
English Admiral bad sent by a flag of truce, he
had communicated to him, by a coasting vessel, the
victories of the French, and the account of the
truce, which, as was currently reported at Amster-
dam, had been concluded under the walls of Vienna.
This intelligence, however, he had not sent, either
as official, or by a flag of truce, but had merely writ-
ten a few lines by the coaster to the above effect
This circumstance has caused the Minister of Marine
to forbid the sending. in future, of any flag of truce,
I.r no other purpose but that of communicating po-
litical intelligence.

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