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London, England, 1806-11-12 00:00:00

consists of 1000 grenadiers and 240 'cavalry, allyery
,fine troops. Colonel IStIgRIAN lad the day before
sent to require a pas Sage through the town, which,
with an appeal to ow- nentfality-, W.l. refused. 1-'he
Svvdes; on tlieir arrival', made a bait for a few,
.liours: before the town. At last they forceclithe;
<Yates:and marched in hi close column. at 'four o'clock. t
./.hey Afterwards obtained quiu-ters and provisions in
the town. To-morroiv, if the Transports gre ready,
they will embark for Stralsund. •
HAMBURG/I, OCT, 5.--,The English Ponsul at
Stettin has arrived at Copenhagen.
'PRAGUE, OCT. 17.—0 n thelsth Duke .ALBE4-s
AXV-T -
of SESditENT passed thron9-11 this town, on' his
way' from Dresden' to Vienna.
The Archduke CIARLE6 has taken the Com-
lnaii'd of the'Army of Neutrality of 100,000 men,
-.which is, destined for the proteetion of the kingdom
of Bohemia. The Archduke JUIIN is to command in
Moray

VOIdTLAND, OCT._ 24.—The 3d )3avarian regi-
ment of Infantry.havino. approached a village not far
from Sehleitz,'reqUirecr'd supply' of bread and 16-
rage. The inhabitants, however, instead of coin-
plying. with their desire, armed themselves with
scythes and other weapons, and being assisted by tIN
boors' of three neighbouring villages, attacked the
Lieutenant who made the requisition, wounded him;
and killed some of his men. In consequence of
this. General MEZZANELLI ordered the Village 'to be.
surrounded .and burnt down by three cotripanies of,
Infantry, -and a squadron,' of Cavalry, under the
"othmand of Major Lk RociiFi.
/-14kAsuz, Nov. 1.-L-The Prussian and IjanoVe-
rian territories in Westphalia will be only .taken
possession of for the purpose of- being incorporated
with the Kingdom of. Holland.- The Governors of
the several Provinces and places will be immediately
appointed. Those States in Westphalia which be,
long .to the Confederation of the Rhine, being Allies,
remain undiSturbed.

The following is the first Bulletin of the Army of
the North

The. Dutch Army Corps, which forms the ad-
vanced.guarcl of the Army of 'the North, has left
its position at Wesel.. On the 22d and 23d •of
Oetober the: French troops extended themselves in
the County of Marck and the Munster :territory.
On their approach the Prussians retired. On the
24th the advanced guard took possessiorof Munster.
Magazines of provisions were found in the fortress.
Possession has been taken by different divisions' of
OSnabruck, Embden, Dorlmouth, the County of
Marck, &c.-Bcc. in the name of the United Army.
The auch troops have distinguished themselves by
their::good -condua ; they vie with the French.
troops in forced marches. The King has in par-
ticular expressed his satisfaction .at the condu& of
the 2d, Regiment of Hussars; and the Horse Artil-
lery. 'His Majesty's -heaci-quan'Lers 'are removed from
MunSter to Paderborn."

TRIESTE,. OCT. Cataro is still in the
hands''of the Russians 'and Montenegrins, it'is under-
stood. that a convention has been entered into be-
tween France and Austria, in ConseqUence ofwhich
the foirrier to possess Gortz and Gradiskas until
Cataro be delivered up. On ibis account Brannau
will be given op' to the Houk' of Atistria.—Letterk
frOin Venice Speak of important events, which, it is
-said, have occOrred,,butfor. which we mustowait for
-father information. It is‘ certain, however, that
a proclamation has been issued, prohibiting, under
pain ..of death, the egress and. ingress of the city,
13oth to foreigners and natives. This was followed
bv'an extensive recruiting, which the 'events allad-
.ecl to had rendered necessary. It is said that Mar-
shal MASSENA is dead. All these reports are LI n -
authentic.'

COSRNZA., IN CALABRIA CITRA, sePT.
inori ow or next day a general attack will be made on
the 'entrenched 'camp nearAmantea, which consists
of spine thousands of 'English,' and also of sonic
'Sicilian Icegi,dents:',. General VERpt La will 'attack
the fr6nt, General. I.‘"TARNoNT the left, and General
FRANCESCHI the right-, flank. Ali these Generals
have strong columns of troops under their command,'
and have already broken up for their destination. If
this enterprizd succeed they will then prOceed'agabist'.
Reggio and Sciglia.
NAPLES, OCT. 'lo.—No official intelligence " has'
yet been received here respecting the expected
tack on the camp at ..kmantea, not-far from exisenza,
in Calabria. The report that the enterpriie 'had
tailed requires confirmation.

MAILS.
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