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now Duke of NM. FCIIATEL, is likewise deferred.

• Several circumstances support the. opinion that
.this change is to be ascribed to some serious dif-
ferences which have arisen bet Ween the Courts of
France and Vientia,.among 'which it is posiiively as-
serted, is the refusal of a passage for French Troops
to Dalrilatia.

• Amu G Tlie frequent exchange of Couriers •
between the Military Office and Vienna seetilf..to
place the existence of the suspected difficulties.be7•
yond a' doubt; and has excited universal attention
here. \Ye arc assured that the Fortress of Braunau
will not only not be given up by the end of the
mouth, but that orders have been already sent to the
Ffench Garrison _there to hold itself in a proper
state of defences in case of any emergency. To this
is to be added the order; suddenly received by Ge-
neral fioAvs to visit the Tyrol. He will set out to-
day or to-morrow, and will .be accompanied by se-
veral
Officers of Engineers. •-'
'The departure of their Majesties of Bavaria for
Milan, which was fixed for next Tuesday, has been
suddenly put off for an indeterminate time.
• .AtJosilu RO tis r.VIARCH 3 i ..=—A Company of French-
Artillerymen has been ordered to break up for Brau-
nau, which Fortress will not be evacuated till Cer-
min differences with the House of Austria are com-
pletely settled. The Army of Marshal SOULT will I
likewise remain in Bavaria till further orders.
The occupation of the Bpcca di Cattar9 by the
Russi4is has increased the differences. • Fifteen
COuriers- have lately been sent off, one after the
other, by Marshal BERTHIER'.
RO:AR, MARCH o.—The College
,of Cardinals
has been twice extraordinarily assembled.
,There
is talk of -a removal of the Holy See to another ter-
ritory, and that an Imperial Coronation will take
place, in our Capital. .
A Papal Courier has been' sent off to Paris.
GENOA, MARCH 22:—A1l the Neapolitan Ships
. which were eMbprgoed here'have received orders to
sail for Naples under the French Flag.
On the 18th three French Corvettes sailed from
this Port for Naples. • • -
The Neapolitan Ships at Leghorn have hoisted
the French Flag.
The most Olive preparations for defence against
the French are making at Palermo; , .
The Chamber of Commerce at Genoa has given
notice to the rnerchants,there, that an Armament of
six Frigates, with `iaa-irOopS on board, has been
fittA out at Tunis, %v!:Ai will probably attempt to

bird 1-Icl 'eamniit ravag.,es in some, Parts of
The "11/47eapolitan Ships haVe been particularly al)-
prized of this, as the Government of Tunis has not
yet 'acknowledged Naples the Ally of France:
AusTEnnam, APRIL s—According to advises
from Ernbden;' orders have been given there that no
English Ship shall be suffered to depart. The Ca-
binet order, bY Which .the EMS was 'shut-to all Eng-
lish 8143, was published on the 2d of April.
SWkISIbEII4EAD-QUARTEIiS, AT LAAGE, MARCII
36.-.--;-011 the departure of the King 4 Sweden from
Ratzburgh, I.lll4:ljesty pleaied to 'declare to the
Regency, that so long a 5 tb territory of Lauenburgh
Should rernainlinder.the frotthion Of the Swedish
TrOopS, he Wouhr'eonsider an attack upon its inde-
pendence in the samL light .as if it were,direaed
against his*own dominions..

BERLItir, APRIL Prassian; Troops which
.
Were ordered to March into the Territory Of Lanai-
biirgh reteived .counter orders yesterday ; anti as
the Swedish Doops have already evacuated a part
of the Country,. the GovernMent has given' orders
to take possession only of that part• which may. be
`entered without obstacle..

NA. VA. -.1.,,,..:',:iy. 4 IPr ~.

PLYmourn, APRIL I:a.—;Arrived trieZa n isll Ketch
Four Brothel's, BENISON, from Lisbon, bound to
Caen, in NorniandY, laden with cotton, 'detained
by the Hai:girt?) Gun-brig. ..
- Arrived the ..goli,gitnrd Gun-bit-from a Cruize.

, .
Sailed the .Inn, Capt.' I sc;',a'A t, fog

Arrived the Prussian. poggor Gquae,-ZOk, rapt.
BomsLAN,- from M9rlnik; laden witb-honey, -bot And
Einbdn, deLiined by theMoucheron. Sloop of War.

PORTSNIOUTII, Apar.t.lo.-2-Arrived the Gorgori,
of 44 gnus, -froft; Cork, with a convoy of Light
Transports, among which are the Irks, Commeice,
British Tar, Mary, Elizateth, and Alexander. The
- . .
major part of the Fleet, consisting of abOut 15 or ICS
Sail, are not yet came in.

• Arrived also the -Forward and Hearty • Gun-brigs,
.and sailed again shortly after, 'wi:h the Pauliiza
_Sloop of War and the Dtfencler-Gun-b,ricz, on a
*Cruize; also the Devastation Bomb, with,a Convoy
'of Coasters, laden With ordnance stores, for Ply-
th.. ' .

• • HARNN'icir, APRIL 16.—The Diana Packet, cant.
IVlAcDo,:otioir, arrived ftorn,CTAhaven, with the
'Hamblarg'h and Bremen'Alailsi twel,:e casks of Dol-
.
Jars, and eighten Pasengers.

-of 1...t444,544,-=Ptmlet, Hom PSON,
aiid the. King George, 'Capt. SAUNDEP-5, with thre'c
Hamburgh and &Olen Mails, sailed inimediately
on the arrival of the coach from London. At the
some time the 'Diana Packet, Capt.'S.rnwion, and
the Dorset, Capt. IIAmILTON, sailed for Gottenbnrf,;-,h,
each with a Mail.

I+.-----tkrrived Ale Prussian
FALMOUTH,' APRIL
Galliot st. ihithony, Captain HOLLANDER; from
Oporto, laden with sugar, coff3e, wine, i c. for
Harnburgh, dqtained by the Happy Return Priva-
teer of Plymouth. •

DEAL, APRIL 16.—r Arrived the Trusty and ilstrect
from Portsmouth ; Clyde from the Note ; Seagull,
Earnest, and Minx froi Off. Boulogne.
Sailed the Fury for the Nore, and Acute off
Boulogne.

Last night a great alarm.broke.out in the Downs,•
by several guns being fired
,and lights ,and false fires
shewn, in consequehce of (it Was supposed) the
13egu/us Frigate having caught fire ; but Wherrshe
'got assistance, it proved to be the Armourer,, at work
on the deck, who repeatedly threw shavings on tlfe
fire. Happily, as it was a still -night no harm was
done ; had it been otherwise it might have been
attended with fatal consequendes. • .

SititEßNEss, Araic. IG.—Sailed the Resolation to
join the North Sea Fleet. .
/ The llailleur and Bonetta still continues with
their Conroy. '
John Barker, private Marine, belonging to •His_
Majesty's Ship Ceres, who wps tried iy a Court-
Martial a few days. ago for striking his superior
Officer whilst on duty in the Launch, was acquitted,
the Court being of opinion that " the charge was
• not fully proved."