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at Neuburgh ; tbey relate that a sharp salon ono
fought on the side of Wembdingen, which Lucia
near two hours.
•NSP ACH, stir r. 24.

Pursuant to the orders of His Prussian Majesty,
in quality of Prince of Anspach. the Magistrates of
:111 the places in this counts y, that border r).l Swabia,
ha-r,r published,on the suhjett of mai iitati ning the most •
peif.:Et neutrality in the war that is on the point of
breaking out, the following • • Li, .1.
PROCLAMATION.
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In conf.rmity with a Supreme Rescript of the lath irritant,
addressed to the undersigned local authuirties, !iis Majors tho
King of P:ussia, our Prince, has resolved daring the present
critical cir:amstanciss, in whi..ls the miter Pnerem are about to
be Invalred hy inntstal warfare, to observe the in •st rigid now
tattier Ito thews-hire or aisStites and of lis sokeete. In eon.
sequence of this resoletion, Maieity Ms the diet proper to
orde,„ fur the maintenance of ewe aeutrality
ThAt no passage of foreign troops, nor of con eye ma
comnaniedhy a niilitary escort, shill be allowed to take . ACC
th , States of ILA Majesty, without his supreme cons
sent :
'ldly, That the passage of any troops, or whatsoever
that she either he desianded or attempted, withoat pre-
vious application, shall be refaced w,tir arum,, but at the
%line time with unshaken firmness; and that no aceosannstaa
c-aiseyanas, assistarise, or sueesurs of any kind ohs. •si
granted, upon any Ante whatnresee, either `,,i• payment ,r
acknowledgment, but boat such attempts are ta be linen sted
a;:ainst, &c.
The inhabitants of this city an, hereby informed *fan 'vane.,
ment which ought to quiet tl.eir anp•ehensions, and exc, •
their gratitude, inasmuch as it evirlsrit!, roves the pat,, sal
solicitude of His !slajesty ; and it is expeded, that nonce will
b-
given to the stnless:gried department, of the appr.rast:i of
any troops that shall ?, pear, and of the demand, they way
make. It is, same time, publicly notifie I, that Hie
*Majesty has though: proper, in the prcle:lt floral toniune.
ture, to I:rohilait gener'l,v, and ,non ssn'Aly, tiny reports from
Lie State', sod to extend tlarepaoh.aition trillsapd-cion of every
kind, whether in grain ui flour; as ahti to own, to pew, acid
other legn,ionsus pruslu tions, and to horses of Joy ..ge what-
.serer. Ail who 31": sli oQeid against this prohittit..o, *hal he
punished, without 'iiir reglad to the part.cu:a: eircurnitances„
by the corißscatio I .if the prohibited articles, wine. they may
wi.h to export, as well as oi the horses and waggons.
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lIAMISURGH MAIL.
ATISBOII. OC • 9.

The war is hegun. An aflion took place between
the Austrians and French near \•uhurg, in wll:ch
the former had the advantage, and preserv-.1 their
position. The ace iunts received of this adair, men-
tion a number of prisoners ; but we must writ for
the offici tl aecoants, for accurate information on
that subjee, as well as with respell to the number
of the killed and wounded.
AsOTHeit LITTER, SAM! DATE.
it is now understood, that it was the view of the
Frenc:l to pass the Danube with a body of troops,
which occasioned the above-mentioned anion. It is
ext.eßed that the French army will won attempt to
effect a passar: over the Danube, in several places.
lIRANCIORT, OC r. 10.
On the 12, 13th, or 14th, a general bathe is ex-
peaed between the French and Austrian artnin.

DIANIiLIe4. OCT. 7.

Baron Von Schall, the Austrian Imperial Am-
bassador at Carlsruhe, and the Russian Charge.
des Affaires. M. Von Aderkas, together with Count
Apreak, received an intimation vi leave that place.
Passports were sent them, in which they were di-
reeed to take the route of Heidelb.rgh, Darrivtadt,
Frankfort, &c. Both the Ambasvadors had a con-
ference with the Minister, Von Eielsheim : he set
out last Saturday. The Eleßord Chamberlain,
and Colonel, Baron Von Stockhorn, accompanied
them. They arrived, on the 6th, at Frankfort.
The Countess Aprazin has, likewise, left Culsrube.
with her two sons.

M INGEM. OCT. 4.

Several imperial regiments are drily m *rising
through this place to thin. Divine Service is cow
held only in the principal church ; we other
churches, schools. &c. are convened into maga-
zines. Eight thousang soldiers an i peas as are,
day and night. employed oa the nese furti6c4tions.
Without a permission from t .e po:ice, .tot A citizen
dares to appear without the gates. The meanest
ciuxea has from six to eight soldiers quartered upon
him. The tate of the villages situated along the
high roads, is equally melancholy. There the pea-
sants can scarcely thresh out as much gtai, as is
required to supply the troops quartered ep.9 Nem

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PIMP. I.XP'4"".
FOREIGN IN ;'): LLIGENCE.
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FROM THE DU ICH PAPERS. e •
The French have passed the Danube near Donan-
werth. The Austrians have retreated upon their
main army on the Iller On the 7:h of Oftoirrr. , a
heavy cannonade was heard cn the former river. A
number of wounded Austrians arrived the _arne day