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ing to betwecti seven and eight th*Ousand. men, zr-
rived ar Bayonne on the 6th, and 7th inspitt. ' •
Mitucit 19.—A letter from Bayontie, d the 12th
instant says :

• " The -General of Division, Dnouwr, command-
ing the i Itit division, left this place yesterday on. his
Way to: Strasburgh.. We shortly .expekl here the
Duke of Montebello (I...kr4t;as), who is said to be
proceeding to -the same, quarter. The Imperial
Guard, Who have passed throUgh this city, in suc-
cessive detachments, on their march from Vallado-.
.lid, have,- according to some, proceeded in the di.
reCtion of Italy, and -according to others, in that of
Strasburgh. The last, division of the garrison of
Saragossa arrived here yesterday: The secular clergy,
and the inajority of the. Monks belonging to that
city,, have solicited and obtained a free pardon from
JosuPit NAPDXEON: They !We unanimously taken
the oath of alleeriance to the new Governtnl,nt. Ac.
cording to the last advicei frotia Madrid, the greatest
tranquility continued to prevail in that capital. The
King frequently honours the theatres with his pre-
sence, and is always received with the warmest. ap-
plause,"
PARIS, MARCH 20.--It is announced that one 'ofd
the, numerous bodies which are to be formed in
Germany, shall be termed " Body.of Observation
in Saxony and Thuringen." The same is to be
commanded by the Dulie of Auerstadt (DAvonsT.)
.Another of them 'is to be named " Body of Obser-
vation• of the Rhine," and .to be placed under the
command of the Duke of Dantzic (LEFSevitE). •
Ten thotisand grenadiers and voltigeurs are des-
tined to strengthen the ' light corps or General
OUDINOT. . .

The hereditdry Prince of Baden is arrived here.
PARIS, MARCH. 23.—One of our 'daily
,Papers
announces that the Duke of Dalmatia (SouLT); who
for some time had been kept back by the inunda-
tions of the Minim, had entered Oporto on thead
•of March, where 23. English. Merchantmen 'were
taken. He has had several engagements with the
Portuguese, insurgents, whom he scattered like dust
before him. . The English, aricording to .their cus-
tom, had •abandoned those they had• excited to re-
bellion. The Duke of Bellimo (LEresvßE) was
not far -from Seville. General ST.- CYR iradvan-
cing against Valencia; He had fought one engage-
ment, in which the Spanish General REDING was
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The infamotis (teruchte) PA I,AFOX, arrived on the
17th inst. at Bayonne. He has been. lodged with
two of his servants 'in the Castle, and is not yet
quite recovered from his illness.
PAM!, MARCH 24.—The report of the impend-
ing departure of hjs'lmperial Majesty is this day re-
vived. The Aloniteur contains an article from Pres-
burgh, which states, that the Emperor, is expected in
Verona.

DELIrT, MARCH 39.—p Letters from . Basle of the
14th inst.. state; that a corps of 14 to 15,000 French.
troops began, on the 11th inst. Co Marsh through
Switzerland. They are direCting their march to.the
Brisgau. 'A corps of the sante strength is to dross
the Rhine near Old Brisac.

• • Letters from Cracow state that many regiments
'are crossing through that town on their march to'
Liniberg, which movement 'seems to be a necessary
consequence of the march of the Russian troops,
who are thawing near the frontiers of Gallicia in
four divisions, commanded by Generals Doirrazory,
SUWARKOW, TJENVIS', .and Goarscass,orr. The
burry with WhiCh the monied men of the North of
Germany, ancient Poland, and.. Rinses, draw their
money out of the .Vielloll Bank, seems -to bp a bad
omen of the sentiments of the last power. General
Ktgant,asporip, 'Minister Plenipotentiary and En-
voy Extraoraivary of tbe,King of .Prussia, delivered
on the ;i6tli iustc hii credentials to the King in the
usu3l manner.

HANIIWRGH, NlAncit 24.—A1l the French troops
have left OA, and are hastening by forced marches to
their different places •of destination ' • the Marihal
Prince of Pnitte Corvo has also taken his departure.
MENTZ, MARCH 3 I .—SiAce. the hostile disposi-
tions of Austria dgainst, France have become evident,
the latter.power is also -making the most vigorous
.warlike preparations.. Numerous: corps of troops
are advancing .from all part 3 several corps have
'already crossed the *Rhine, and dircded their march
to the AUstriati- frontiers.

BANKS OF THE MAI nCp MARtII, 23.....PACCording
to the last intelligence from Vierma, hostilities will
be immediately comnienced, and the Emperoj wily
comMand in.person the grand Austrian army.
Fttnrietti of TortKEV, -FEB. 25.—The Russians
ore titi,,enibling in .great force on the banks of the
Donttbo, and all their troops quartved in Moldavia,,
liessarabia, and an the old liUSS4ll,oofltier, are un-
cier ()Menlo advance-to that-river'. The gervians
are also observed to be in motion, and are beginning
to prOVisiOn and garrisen their strung holds.
22.—Since tbe 1.5.111
instant, Oleic have passed through Stutgard three
Turkish cr,utiers, and one Austrian, on their way
tO_Parin, and the Freeelt General Bectoin, and the,
Chief Commissary BAoliAnit, on their Way to Ulm
corps of Cavalry, consisting of 800 cuirassiers and
:carabineers, • arrived at Carlstadt on the 1 tith, on
their march from Plorzheini. ' A small detachment .
of French infantry pas!ied the Rhine on the 20th at
Manheitu, on their march to Wurtzberg.
11.4 SIAM', MARCH 1 7,—Tbe troops of Darmstadt,
Wirtemberg, and Baden, have received orders to.
proceed to the vicinity of Ulm, for which quarter a
of them are already 'on their march. The
tour French divisions, nutlet-the command of Get's.'
.13o1JPET,. MOLITOR, C.trtttA, Cya, and U.'
911/itin.urti passing the Rhine at • Kehi and Basle,
.arid .contine their _ route in the. direaion of Ulm,
where they will be colleaed on the 224. These
divisions. will be followed as soon as possible by the
new battalions of grenadiers and voltigeurs forming.
hy,General CLAPARFAii qt Strasburgh.- The corps
of cavalry which was experdled to cross the Rhine at
Strasburolti has passed it at Basle. The whole of.
the reiMorcements,that have just entered Garntany,
cannot, be calculated ar less than 40 to 80,000 men.
The advance of the first coiyma passed this day
ihrot4;ll Otu,tg4r(t. •
A letter from Vienna of the ath inst. says,: !' This
:day tjtoliorgrmilitia mountguard, as the garrison '