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London, England, 1806-12-02 00:00:00

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Misovrit, Nov. vi—The PrasSians, it is said,
are to be permitted to reinairi is Hameln during at,.
short period which is to be liloited, and, if not reo
lieved within-the time by any of the Prussian cOrp4,
the place is to be given up to the French,
NAPLES, OCT. 28.—Agreeable 'intelligence has
been received -from Calabria. General F4ANPELVEI±;
has surprised the Insurgents near C:isparina, killed
70, of them, and obtained possession of the town
of Squinape. From thence he marched to Qatan.
4aro, where a considerable nuniber of insurgent's
bad assembled. He attacked them with horse and
,foot, hilted, zsp of thQm, and took two pieces of
cannon.
Gen. LccoTT has defeated
.another horde-under
one CoaN'EA, at St. Andrea, and Upper Calabria
may be said to he tolerably quiet, unless new hordes
should make their appearance.

One Pfccuou, a dangerous Chief among the in-
krgents,Father DUMiZIS,, a Capuchin, his Sii4e-
tary, and 300 of their followers, have solicited-and
Obtained his' Maj esty's mercy. They have, arrived at
Sulinona, and,the province of A.briazzo is at present
in 'a state of tranquillity.
FitA DiAvolm Was seen on the' 24th near Sarno,
with ten Calabrians. It is thought that he has!es-
caped.from Castel-a-mare to Capri, which is still in
the hand.'; of the En&
A 1-I.et of English Transports has arrived in
Sicily.
BR.F.SLAU, Nov: s.
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PROCLAMATION.
The'clanier with which the gogd city of Breslau
has been'tin'eatened,at a distance, has insensibly ap.

iiroached; The priod seems to be not far o►l when the
enemy will SlieW himself before our wails. Citizens
and Inhabitahts of Breslau, the destiny of nations is

in the haiids of a wise Proviclstoce ; whatever may
be our con-It:noir fate, let us repose our confidence in
that Providence ia the 4ay of clanger. One;spirit
stibulci aahate' the whole mass ; the spirit of Iran,-
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qtullity, good order, and concord. With quiet con,
fidence leave. every means of defence to the diret,
tidn'of your Superiors. Peaceable Citizens havsAno,,,l
thing to' dO .With hostile preparations ; the State do 4
not requireyour interference. Prudence most foroi,
-bly-dictales to you, niodetatici. and asquiescence ;
these virtues even the enemy well know•how to re-
sped; But as lona- as the State does not require,
yOurassistance to defend it, be carefial only to itairl,_
, tam iti infernal- tranquillity. To this end -we call.
upon every person; first, to respell the Burghers
-watch in each of the four. quarters of the Lan,
i secondly, as soon- as the drum beats for the march
i -of the 'garrison, let every one remain quiet at iime;.
no master of a faiudy shall suffer any of his Oa**
ties; &c. to be absent on any account; thirdly,.should the imrch of the garrison happen in the
night, lights must be put up in all the streets
through which the troops are to pass ; fOil'rthly,,
Should (winch God forbid) a fire happen in the,
ci
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ty, those only, whose.dity it is, must carefully at,
tend to it ; fitildy, any persons staving fire arms in
their hOuses must deliver the same at the Senate
House, 'within :24 hours, under a, heavy v:enalty.
We must not suffer any iirici of stAspicion to coin-
promise our safety so tar as to lead us to target, for
One moment, that we are peaceable•citizens.
a And, therefore, good Citizens and Inhabitants
of Breslau, lot .us remain quiet and composed, wait,
ing for whatever may be the fate prepared for- cis by
the wise Disposer of Events. A powerful 'lovern,
moat will unite with us and . exert all its means,
whatever: may be the is.sue, in order that tho- safety
of persons and property may be preserved inviolate. '•
4. Gtvetk atmresiutt, Nov,, 4, 13;6."
BANKS OF THE.MAIN,.Nov. 1.7.---In the territory'
of Furstenburgh, and xpart-of the Brisgau, symptoms
of insurrection have-appeared among the peasantry;
on account of the military conscription ordefrectbs
the Prince of Baden. Sorge of the, troops Cirintlen
have marched to that quarter with a detachment of
artillery,, , .

TU btu, Nov. e.----Tw6lye hUndred pea-
sants of Lower .11avaria have been ordered some
days-since for Brannan, where the Vrench are ex-
tremely naive in adding to the Strength' of:the place,
which is still barricaded. The Bavarian cordon upon
the Inn is to be considerably augmented ; and there
has been a squadron of Austrian hussars at Titman-
ning,' in Saltzburgh', which has caused many .con--
pc:lures. Brannan is proviSioned for six(wriths,
and has a garrison of or 6000 Erenclvat;d fiaVn-
rians.

BERLIN, Nov. i s.----Nothing escapes the berte
volent concern of his Majesty.: hearing, that iU
consequence of the high price of various aitiGles,
the
bakers could not continue the bread at o»e gtoschen
a pound, the. Emperor determined upo'n enquiring-
into the true state of the city with resped to pro-
visions; he sent for several of the Mtinicipal Otfi.
curs, and afterwards. for some bakers : the result of
a lung conference was, that his M*sty ordered
such measures to be taken as should'amply supply
the city for three months, without adr4itting- the
least advance whatever in the price of bread. He
also gave orders relative to a provision for the poorest
classes of people 'during the severity Of the. winter
season. S . .

Measures are tatting for the Royal,:Mint to
,re-
sume its labours; the failure of teddy cash is,
astonishing.
iVlAopkamnon,, Nov. 18.--A part of Matslo
.NEy's corps have left this place according to the
capitulation, and taken the route to !Berlin. The.
Marshal, General VANDAMME, and. Brigadier7G,e-
neral COLBERT, the present Governor, are. Mill
here. The environs of this place are altered so
much as. scarcely to be known. , The Prussians.
spoiled all the gardens round the. place, and Pulled•
down most of the houses ; and several villages ere'
burnt by the, French. Excepting the troops of
Hesse-Darmstadt, very few of the military ro,
main hem

HAGUE, Nov. 171—To-day or to-morrow his'
Majesty is expetaed to. return to this residfnce; the
Sittings of their High Mightinesses t.% ill be opened as
sobn as possible. .M. PYMAN, thelate Minister of
War, is appointed hi.; I\-I,:jesty's.Envoyutitistpeonft
of Lisbon, in the" room of M. GitAAiititin., who; is
gone out Governor of Batavia. i ' '

num AUSTRIA, NTov, 7,—We learn that thei
Emperor AfitxAtsuromt li-as recalled his Envoy from
Constantinople, and signified to all the littssians in-
Vbiting the 'Yorkist), territory, that a war
;KO is unavoidable.

CaosSEN, ' Tf3E OnER, Nov.' 6.—,Prince
RONIE, with stroni corps of cavaley, and .0
-large, trz,in of artillery, nai throwgh here ou
ribs way to Ilres!.an, whence he..wiU pantiquit
his match to sil,iizva-nd Poland. •

• ORDER GP THE DAY.

SCITWERIN;NOV. 1 I.—" li.isl.,..x.cellency the Mar.
shal Commander in Chief wishes -to remind the
troops, of the Fourth ..Corps, that honour and dis.
ciplinc.preseribe it to fhern as a sacred duty to respea
thee-persons and property of the countries which
.
they occupy:
" It 'is the Cominandant's express orders that
• these principles shall be a'(fted upon in the striaes;
sense in the territories of the Duke of "iq C N,‘
that they shall protea the in;,
~without interrugang 'them in their lawful occuko
Cons, and prevent the military from exciting any Iciat
of disorder Under any pretoxt whateven.
" The Generals, the 'Chiefs of fhe Corps, and tho
Commandants of Detachments, are charged with th 4
execution of the present •ofder, and to puni4l any
deviation from the same in the most eNediplary
manner.

" His Excellency further orders, that every MI.
litary Commandant shall place safe-guards in all to
pOst-.houses of the Duchy, and do every thing itZ
his power to restore mind protea the free course
the past.- .
(Signed) •" The General of Brigade,
fc a compAso,"

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