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We are at Present quite in the, • dark about" the
future movements of the British and Russian Ar-•
inies cantoned in. Hanover and this neighbourhood.
L0.41-CATH OMIT, immediately after Gen.. De N's
arrival last Monday, set out to Nieuburg, the head-,
quarters of General TOL STOY, and only returned.this-
forenoon. It is said his Lordship-has received the
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most positive asSuratices froth .the -Russian General,
that the Troops under his command are not included
in the Armistice agreed on between the Gernian
and French Armies ; :so that one may natur,tlly sup
pose the Allied Troops • here are capable of
any attack which the French can •,make upon His
Majesty's EleCtoral Ppminions. .•
',The Itecniitifig- goesbn ',,vith great spirit,. though-
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siderable. magnitude.- •
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of guards would advance. to Pelmenhorst,, to 1
take up the cantonments of the Rifle Regiment,
which has not. been done. - I

The French are asSembling in great • force 4n
Groningen, and very soon expeaed this Way 3 but .
thank God, the roads are so bad- at present, Owing to
the rainy glison, that it is presumed almost
cable to bring their Artillery along. with them. Should 1
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"rill lase, a formidable WOI-discirniied Army to. Lice.
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L O Ar D O N,

THURSDAY JANUARY 9) leoG.
4

THIS day one of the Hanzburgh Mail which was
due ari ived :—frorn the lateness of the hour at which
we received 'it, •we are prevented from making any
observations upon the intelligence which it brings.
The following are its most interesting articles :

BEESLAW, DEC. 21.-It is asserted in. our Gazette
that the Armistice which. has been concluded in
Moravia bas beep prolonged to the end of March.

are assured that the
Peace with Austria: may be not only considered as
concluded, but that there w ill even be offensive
and 'Defensive Alliance between thetwo Powers.

SA'LTZTIURG, Dzo. 14:—Some travellers who have
arrived froni Trieste state,, that the 'FretiCh entered
that -city 19th:of November, and that Mar-
saal ,lAssEN-A, had imposed on it a contribution of
six. millions of iivres.. • ": -

PRAquE-; pEc. Iq. —The TrOops- on both sides;
iii eOnsequenc6 of ,the Arinistice that has been con,
eluded, will now be transferred- to more extensive
Cantonments. 1'11,3 course of theposts betWeenthis
City and Vienna is now' no longer interrupted..

FROtiTIEitkEO::-SILESIA, DEC. -16.-011: the 9th
inst, his Majesty the -Emperor -Af:EXANDEt passed
• if
;through Bleat; on his way -back to' St..Petersburgh;
and_on_the 13th;was followed by alarge -body oi
'BusSian Troops.—(.Posen Gazette) •
VIEN'NA, D c. 16.—His. Excellency. the Pius,
. sian State and Cabinet Minister, Count IIA0G-
• •
TZ, this City: ye4terday, ou his; return t b•B er-
in. The Resiclent,'Nt. 1-11RNIER, however,' still
contimtes here. -count-.llAual.vrrz before his de-
parture had an audience of the Emperor NAPOLEON,

AS sbonas intelligence of the Armistice concluded
,
bvtween.,Austaia and Franccwas conveyed to Grati
by CoUIItITIRDEG, according to which Stiria is to
b oechpied by French Troops till the conclusion of
a Peace, the Artstrlan -Troops withdrew from the
City of Gratz and its' vicinity.
LEIPSIC, DEC intelligence that a Peace
between Auatria.aod France May soon be expected to
oe signed at NicOlsburg is confirmed from every quar-
ter, and the consequence will be that the Continental
• War Will spread no. farther, and that Prussia *ill
maintain her 'system of Neutrality. , -With respe&
to the NOrth of Germany the Prussian Plehipotentia-
rjeS, wig also •negotiate with the EmperOr NiroLuot4
to are& a general Peace under the mediation of Prus-
sia. The Armistice concluded at Austerlitz, on the
6th, will soon be extended to the respetaive Troops
in distant Countries.

,HAVOVER, DEC. 2:3.---Yesterday at two in the.
afterinoon between 5 and 600 men tithe garrison of
-Hameln, ,with some pieces of cannon,. Marched to-
.
ward Spin:;;;7n. The English and Russians, on the
. .„
first intelligence .of this movement, marched to meet
them, which crave-Or-0,310n to a very obstinate ac-
tion FloChniuhlen, and Alenhagen, which
'ended entirely- in-,favour of the Russians and English.
French had a number of men killed and wounded.
200 were made prisoners, and two pieces of cannon
.taken. They were obliged towards evening to-retreat
'to avoid rbeing entirely cut off from Hameln. The
two pieces of cannon, and the prisoners were brought
here to-day.

A. report was circulated yesterday that Admiral.
CoLLINGwoon had fallen in with the Rochefort
Squadron, and had captured several of. them.

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'Yesterday. Morning the. Princesses AuGtistA,.so-
-rifiA, and ANIEr.I.A,, filttended: by the Hon. Mrs.
EbEitToN, took an airing on Horseback in Windsor.
Great Park, i .

Yesterday, soon after 1 o'clock, a Cabinet Coun-
cil Was held at Lord MULGRAVE'S Office; which was
attended by 'Earls CAMDEN and CHATRAM, Lords
MUL6RAVE, TiAwriEssußY, and CASTEEREAGH.—
The Council ,sat till near four o'clock.. The Rus-
sian Ambassador attended at the Office from one
till thre o'clock, .and had several conferences with
Lord. MULGRAVE. 'His Excellency transaded busi-
nes with Lord MuLottAvE 011 Tuesday for near two
ours.

- I.lle Duchess of DEvoNsm-Rz had yeoteiday even-
iu tt c.slegant.,snpper-party, at Pevonshire'Uouse.*
Earl_ Moiiut gave a grand dinner yesteriay to a
party of €.-lends, at the' Cocoa-tree ; his Lorlii:p
leaves. town this evening for Scotland.

Yesterday the Portuguese and Russian Ambassa
Opp- J,40:4 /\4lgruc'a C4fjcp.

N.V A L N E IV S.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 8. Arrived the Cha7lotte
Cutter, lIANDELL Master, from Guernsey.

The Marquis of WELLESLEY landed this morning
from the Earl Howe Frigate," and
,10-morrovv his
Lordship intends setting off for London. - -
.The sixth Battalion of the Fifth Regiment of-In-
fantry from Halifax landed this morning, and
archpd.into Hilsea Barracks.

PLYMOUTH,. JAN. B.—Arrived this 'morning the
ShipiPA:mphon, :Capt. HUTCHINsoN, from London,
bound,to the South Seas, put in by contrary winds.

Dann, JAN. 8.-,-Arrived the indispensibte,-GARD-
NEE, from the South Seas, and remains in the Do;vns
with H. Ws Ships and Transports as per last.

•
HULL, JAN. 7.—Arrived, the :Nancy, OwsTrow,
from Memel ; and Atalanta, REALL, from Rita,

• YAP, MOUTH)' JAN.. B.—AiTivqd the Lady Nepean
Packet, Capt. D7LANE, from Cuxhaven, with Mails
and PasOngers. The Aaron lln BTROGANOFF, the
Russian Envoy, Extraordinary to the Court of Ma-
drid, and.whci also has brought. Dispatches for Mi-
nistefsc ha.s' 'landed and proceeded: on his way to
LOnddn. The 'Captain reports;•-that they met
Fleet of light Transports; raider -convoy; at the
mouth of the Elbe, ii ho fold them they, Were g(:)ipg
to bring home oe the English Troops from the Com-
tinent. • - .1