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sho'. Officers, however; and peri6ifs whose rink
entitle them 'to wear a sword, are excepted frotn
this regulation.
111. " Justice shall continue to be administered
by the same Judges, and no change shall bed made
among them, provided they, do nailing 'celnfrary to
their duties.

IV. " The same shall be the case in the other
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branches of the Administration, and in every thing
relative to Finances, and the Police. The persons
in actual employ shall preserve their places so long
as they shall not cease to merit the confidence re-
posed in them.

V. " There shall be no interruption in the col-
le Ling of taxes and duties. The receipts at present
in the chests, as well as those which shall'come in
in future, Shall be sent as before to'Cassel. The
same shall be done with those belonging to the
Chamber of Finances at Finnan.

VI. " Every administrator, creditor, or colleOcr,
%TAO shall dare to secrete any part of the public re.-.
• ceipts, shall be immediately seized and given up to
a Court Martial, to be condemned according to all,
the rigour of the. Military law: •
VII. Whoever shall conceal money or other ob-
jeAs aPppita inipg.to the State, and shall not make
1316 declaration of the same within 24 hours after the
proclamationOf these presents, shall be in like man-
ner seized and punished according-.to the tenor of
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the/receding Article.
VIII. " The Governor reserves to hiniSeTf the,
right of determining the expences ,and pay nits.
for the ditifereit objets which shall be submittCA,to,
tirn. „.
, " This preseOt regulation shill be publish

tittlingtiont the wthole.extent of Hesse, and it is en
joined the Ministers tito look to its exectltion,:. 'every
'one in what concerns h im..
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" Done and ordained in thc,FaJaee of the Govern-
Wein of Cassel, the'-ith'Of November, 180.
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{Signed) " LAGRANGE,
T be Genetil and GoVernar.'

BERISN, Nov. i.—The French military,eccupy.

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.p4rug.the'greatest and the finest part of the States--of
411c-King- of. Prussia, .is paid regularly, and always
the coin of the conquered country. this
trreans, a war absolutely miraculOns‘ in its results,''is'
• -:cotitiriiiecl" without drawing any kind of moneY'but
of Fiance ; and -as • the magazines taken trdin-:fhe
j'russiz,!ns_are. immense, and contribute for the sup-
ply of the Army, it may he affirmed, that the war
• is carr?ed Iln in every respe& at the sole expen-de'ot
'those who have drawn it upon them.
NOVEMBER 6 -,--There is to-day in cifculation at

rfiti a piece of news of the greatest importan:e,
fur reipe&ng which there has been yet no positive
4nforrnatioi4„obtained. It •is said that the French
Army, now masters of Posetvhai,penetrated twenty
leagues on. the other side of the Netze, and net, a
Strong Russian column, which retired on the ap-
proach of the French, and in its retrograde move-
Merit, would have dragged with it the whole-of the
Russian Army, of which the strength is far from_.
torrestioriding to the communication made in,
l'`,ewspapers of the North. This intelligencel=LW
'though it should not I.L. ,confirmed—serves yet leapt' to
theA that the general opinion is, the RusSians, w hp.
'Were- 'coining but as auxiliaries, will not provoke
-aloize- the hazards of war !

HAMEURGH, Nov. s.—lt Was reported yester-
day that the PRINCE ROYAL of. DENMARK has in-
formed the Duke of BRUNSWICK that he could. not
permit-46in to.reside longer at Altana.
Letters. from Polish Prussia announce, that the
Russians are arrived at Posen, and that the Emperor
bas obliged every individual capable of bearing arms
to b 0 Prepared for service.
• The late English Consul at Stettin has arrived at
topenhaged. .
The. Prussian garrison at Nienburgh consists ,of
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4t,040 men.
They Write from Mecklenburgh, that on the Ist
of this mouth an aaion' took place between the
corps of the Prince of Posero Coßvo and that ,utr-
der` General BLUCHER. The Prtissians attempted
to retreat to Bottzenburgh, in order to join another
corps under General 1...ce0t1. The Duke of
T.Ftint,lßPn STItELITZ requested, of the Pririee7-ef
Pasrfo Coayo a proteetion for his Principality.,
Avhiell•waS forthwith ordered. The ',Nlarshal wrote
A ,vary,. handsome letter to. the, Duke the'
cic-
-caspn,
'Prince tuGnlgtof Wirtemburgh, who cornmand-
l4d-Ae"PruSsian Army of Reserve, has transferred
. 41,14:office •to General WGEOESErt.
Letters from Rostock of the 3d announce, that
iii.ehgagement took place between the French and
Russians; near Stavenhagen. A number of wound-
ed Russians were brought to Rostock.
The countries of Essen, Werden, and Westpha-
lia, are administered in the name of his Serene
Highness the Grand Duke of BERG.
Private letters announce, that the allied troops,
commanded by Prince JEROME, have arrived at
Frankfort upon the Oder ; and that their ad-
vanced .guard has proceeded to Polish Prussia.—
, It is also stated, that the Russians have pasted
the Vistula., and that they have advanced, as far
as Ghnesa,. Posen, and other towns in Prussian
Poland. It is said His Prussian Majesty is with
them.:• •-
• The PRINCE PRIMATE has enjoined the Con-
- stituted Authorities to order a Solemn Festival to
return thanks to Divine Providence for the pre-
, servation of his dominions, although - situated in
'the heart of Germany. ‘f. In desiring a solid and
General Peace," says the Prince, " we unite our
wishes with those which the august Monarch;
the 'Proteetor of the Confederation- of -the Rhine,
has so emphatically announced, while Providence
,has, blessed his arms, and his heroic
,efforts, diaated
by his genius, have been so propitious to us."
FRANKFORT', Nov. B.—M, DE THIARD; chaill-
berlain to the Emperor NAPOLKON, has beep . no-.
urinated Governor of Dresden. Since. the Oth of
Wober, there have .rassQd through the capltal of
7 Zi
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