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all the su%sje of Prolie;a for the system idopted b 7
their S,v•lreign, and there are indiViduals who have
subscribe 'd t 6 tire amount of 4,300
We are informed, that M. Lafcrettt the t'rench
Ambassador. dehmoded passports only for himself
and his family. A Conger, who has arrived hem
from the King's bead-quarters. has, however,
brought pacsports Cdr the whole suite attached to
the embassy, ani they will lea., tioditi this day or
to-morrow.
M. Laforest has to.day taken leave of lie at.
quaintance here.
On the 2d, a Courier arrived at Nastmloarg,Teala
General Knobelsdorlf, at Pans.
THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON;
TUESDAY, Ocrossa 14.
The Harnburgh Mail dunce Sundry 111100viikhs
night with letters and papers to the likagips.
They have brought us the Russian Manifollawboil
on the 30th August. and inserted ii.Thsigkenfaiss
irrii Court Casette, of. the Vat of Safllleiers sit
read to the Saute. upon the relatiaistiAntlein
Russia and France, and the policy at former
Power hi respea of this 010101011
pew of the world. It breathes ibillibOrisbe "bit
which has uniformly distinguished des charalier of

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ALIZANDIt. It assigns solid and substantial ma-
mas for rejeeing Mosaic's treaty; bet at the mu
tick doelsees, that His furcate s.hlaJaer r has pm.
posed expeaside sae hoses for ressmiag negotiation
with thealewsh Gemesszent The precise maditimas
sealmediellthltaad ; but we an givess to andesstaod,
that an lodemnity for the sing of SAILOtNIA, sad
the reimierlemesel of the King of Natter, in he
desigaing Two Sicilians, *onetime the
prattlers' mew The .Wiflfle of the Senate to
the Ifiediesaa is connived ire tends of the most
ardent hrenity, and:, mall worthy of the liberal
and .geosoine esstinemts of time Sompreign.—
The Fees Minister, Lennart., had token lame
of Isisiiiinds at Berlin on the 4th, and the exploded
to half, that city on the Stb. He bad demanded
pulpits only for himself and family; but His
Penman lidaartar v liberally sent passports for every
petecenhedeoging to the trench Embersy. This
eireemiMace deserves notice. as it sinews the spirit
and temper of the Prussian Government. No blow
had been struck at the latest dates from the expelled
theatre of war ; but the French and Prussian
armies still continued to approach each other. The
head-quartera of His Petisii•N Mains,/ were
pushed forward on the Ist instant to Erforth, sod
the Prussian out-posts and piques were at that date
upon the throe frontier at Colsongh. The sane
letter adds, that a Russian army of 90,000 men was
r upon its march, under the command of Field Max.
that Ressessor, and three other Generals, includ-
ing Prince B row, whin so moth distinguished
himself in the late war. Bonara at s having left
Madame BONAPARTE and TALLZTR•IIO at MEDIU
had proceeded for Frankfurt, through which CRT
Muss,/ had proceeded on the 29th. at the head
of his corps, for Aschaffenburgb. Basra's' bad
his head quarters as Wurzburgh on the 2tith, and
BESNADOTTS'S corps had advanced to Erlenvn.
It thus appears, that the French were advancing
through the Upper Palatinate, on the right r 124
by the way of Bamberg, Schweinfurt, Ste. an the
left, in order to avoid the death of Grafeedwerg and
Streitberg. While the great body of the freseh
army is concentrating that quarenti gat&
MiOnacia is coming up the Rhine, at the heed of
the united French and Dutch corps. and has arty-
rd at Wiwi; and, in the South, the warps K Soar,
which, it was supposed, would remain behind to
watch Austria, has broken up, and begun t•
move for the Upper Palatinate, takitg with
it 6,006 of the Bavarian army. Militia has
divided her army into four corps, and is draw-
ing a strong cordon of neutrality along her
Bohemian frontier. The condo& of France, is
leaving her thus without any force to controul her,
except Bavaria, is accounted for, by 4spposisi
that a convention has been agreed upon, by which
the Austrian troops are not to pass the Ens, and
the -French are to retire behind the flosch. An
article, dated Vienna, the 27th, states, that the French
troops hare abandoned the attempt of reducing Ca-
labria, and received orders to fall back upon l'aPlec•
The landing of the Russians in that pf-ovince may
have contributed to this ace. J coots* bossat•sit
is to be married, by proxy, on the 15th instant. to the
Princess CATHAR:MC of Wrarenewse. JIRONZ
has a wife living in America, the et-Avail Miss BA.
TERROR r but no laws, human or diytne, are le stand
in the way of the upstart race of Bo AAAAA TR.
The Zed of LAUDERDALE and his Secretary,
arrived, yesterday, in a chaise and four, at
Downing • street, at a quarter 1.0 two o'clock.
He was followed by Mr. Scout' the Messeagef•
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