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London, England, 1806-11-28 00:00:00

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eagle restrains nay be deposited is the family vadit
of his *newton.
Frau the Nevehergh Correspenelenten .f 1 Stb Nevescher.
It appears by a letter from the Inn, of the Sd
'Damn, that the fortifications of Brannau, are
being strengthened! and increased by the French.
with the utmost mail*. The cordon formed on
the Inn, by the Bavarian troops, is also consider-
ably reinforced. The head- ivarters of the coin.
Minding General is at Old Oetting. A squadron
of Austrian hussars has takes post at Tittmaning,
in the Bishopric of Salzburg.
Letters from Saxony of the 7th inst. state, that
-the import.= fortress of. Coenigssein is to be seeu
. pied by the French or Bavarian troops, and that
the Eleffor of Saxony has acceded to the Rhenish
cnsfedtration.
Magdaburgh eapitalated on the etb inst. ; the
capitulation was concluded between Marshal Ney
and General Kleist ; the garrison is said to consist
it CO,OOO man.
On the Itth inst. the head-quarters of Marshal
Bernadotte, P►ince of Punte Corvo, were at Lubeck
On the same day General Berthier gave notice, that
all the Russian and Swedish ships lying there, might
take their departure unmolested. One English ship
only was at Lubeck, *ben it was tak•n by assault.,/
the Captain and three seamen of which were killed.
On the lOth instant, the Ftench took possession
of Hanover, under the command of blass4sal Mor.

tier.
The fortress of Hameln. in the elelorate of Han-
over, capitulated on She 11th instant. It surrender-
ed to the King of Rolland, whO commanded the
siege.
On the 12th instant, the Duchy of Oldenburg
arm taken possessior of far the Kiag cf
DataviAn coops, who marched thi.ler from Last
Friesland.
eta•sar.. 2411 r. 3
The following proclamation has been Fuhlu.:Ard

her. c
4' We, Edward Adolphus Casimer Joseph Mor-
t:er,Colon.l-General of the Guards of His impelial
end Royal Majesty, Grand Cross of the Legion ref
Honour, Grand Cross of the o:der of Christ, anJ
Commander in Chief of the eth corps of the Grand
Army, to the Hessian people.
'lnhabitants -

ss, , or Hesse—[ have taker: p^s:ess:on
of your country : this is the only means by which
you could be preserved from the evils of war Yau
are witnesses of the violation of your territory by the
Prussian troops. The manner in which they received
the lipreditary Priace, has been an injury to fon.
Besides, your Sovereign and his con, having em-
ployments in the Prussian service, were hound to
obey the orders of the Commander of the Prussian
army. The quality of a Sovereign is incompatible
with the duty of an offesee in foreign service, and
requires independence of foreign tribunals. Your
religion, your laws, your manners, shall be respell-
ed, and a strki discipline shall be observed. On
yoer part, rernalti %cassia,. have confidence in the
great Sovereign on wkoas your fate depends; you
can ohly receive benefits.
"GiVen at the head-quarters at Cassel, Nov. I,
18C8; "E. Ntorrita."
(ifambergh Coretpatultntess, Nev. 8 1
c Asset, Nov 7.
The alarm and disorder occasioned by the arrival
sf a great number of troop:, have at length snb-
siiied, and we wait with tra::giiiill. the dcci.icn of
nor fate.

Several regiments left this place, rsterday, and
we have no more garrison than slme bsttations of
grenadiers. It is said that the grrarer part of Mar-
shal Nforties's corps has just teceivad a different tit.-
tr.arn that of excupying our country. Hi;
Eac •:lency set out from hence, yecezday, with all
I.is Staff.

Gcnetal Lagrange has issued the foilowing Pro•
&isolation, which is dated the 4th inst.
" The General of Division. Lagrange, Crand
OArer of the Legion of HJnour, Inspearr•G I
of the (fro d'a,preries, Governor tff MeS"
" Inhabitants of Hesse----You are ahcady ac-
quainted with the tenses to which you mutt ascribe
the events that have recently occurred. The cir-
cumstances. I dare venture to believe. will not be
attended with any of the miseries. which are almost
inseparable from such changes. tVar.,and its calm
znizies, will not desolate your plains. Remain
peaceable, pursers year labours, your, conunerci.il
speculations, gins free scope to your industry, anJ
you have nothing to fear for your 1:les, your eu.-,
toms, your religion. your per so ,s, and your pr f.
pert'. All these will be proteded.
Having been appointed Governor of lime. ty
His Majesty the Emperor el the French and KiNg
ci Italy, I will exert myself to the utmost to pre-
serve order, and to render the eeuntty flourishing.
This is the object I propose to myself happy if
I can but attain it. Your Jury, iz:iabi;.ints of Hesse,
is rbedience to the twrnmatt.ls an. ors)
Coverumenr, a pur.atuil fulfilment of ..11 that shall I
be required cf yr.u. This is all that I J:si:e of your I