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London, England, 1813-08-30 00:00:00

tenlierg, *tin, ht has Ilead;•cin'ariers
dt Prague. The. Geheral 'of -Cavalry, Klenan,
ebnupands in tliefwestern part at that kingdom,
and is iii the environs Of Pilsen. Prince liens 4

001,11113mb,-, in Upper Austria, arid is at Weis. Ge-
neral Tinier has his head-quarters at Pettad.. Our
fortification u s are again actively going o%yid).
Works are constructing near Pull ; more'than
I0;000' -men are employed on then). Works are
alsO erecting front Ens to the river of that name
also Dear Weis, and particularly bet' eel) that.
town and Lintz.

DRESDEN, AUG. 9.--The Duke of llegy,io has,
for a length of time, had his head-quarters.
,at
Lubbenatt: It is not a mtitter of ilonbt, that itt
the whole of the line extending film(
,Chrictian-
stacit to Labbenatt; there ►►re. npw rils of 70,000
troopi of, France and her allies, All possible
nrr'a►►s are e►nploved to procnre the►a suhsistckee.
Great quantities 'Of provi-sions are brot►gl►t bylaw]
And water front the kingdom of Westphalia ar►d
the territory of Anludt. Supplies of biscuit and
other arkicles arrive front France ; add to which,
that the harvest, has --been extre►uely abundant in
all parts of Saxony, at a distance from the imme-
diate theatre of WWI%

DaßsnerreAtra. 10,--The birth-day of the Em-
peror Napoleon has been celebrated here with the

greatest solemnity, 4t nine in the morning the
King of Saxony, accompanied by his brothers,
and all the princes of the blood, repaired to th©
palace Murcolini to congratulate the puperor.-4--
Te Dam was performed i,n the presence of the
two Monarchs. Thc French troops dined in the
open air, in. the high street'of the New Town,—
The ROyal Saxon guard was invited to this repast,
and the troops Of the two great nations gave.each
other proofs of the greatest' 6Ordiality. The
evening closed with a superb exhibition of fire-
works.

• LEIPSIC, AUG. 12.—Lieut. Gerferai Thielman
and Lieut. 6)Ionel Akter have ken summoned,'
in the name of the Saxon. Government, to (than-

don the service of Russia, and repair to their posts.
Four other officers, two of whom re •in the Rus-
sian service,' • and two merely absent,. have also'
been summoned to return.

AUGBiIUI{6, A 176. 16 —The Vienna post this
iday arrived, but brings little news. The funds
coutinued to. fall. l'he army eneampe&at +yui--
phenburg continues its march. The Bavarian
troops that did not fora► purt of it areassembling
►t Munich, to form a corps of observation, con-
sisting 4,10,000 Men.

Cm:nuns; Atm 10.—The French Govern-
!tient has recently demanded of that of the Grand
Duchy n certain number of paligadoes and trunks
of trees for the fortresses of the Rhine in our vi-
'cinity.

' BAstx, .AUG. Ij.—Last week there were pitr-
chased in our' environs 0000 trees for the palisa-
dues to be constructed at Huningen
PLAGUE, AUG. 4.,--On the 3i)th ult., the Ens-
'peror inspected the fortress of Theresienstadt, and
arrived here byway of Doxaux and We'truss.—
Every where in his journey his. Majesty. was.re-
eeived by title troops, and the people who flocked
to see him, with a joy difficult to he .expressed.
WuntzsufiG, AUG. 10 ---His Majesty the Emn-
pera's birth-day, which, on account of. existing
circumstances, vas celebrated this" day,, reccivkl
additional eclat from the assemblage of troops
quartered in the Grand pitchy, and the presence
of the Coinmander-in-Chiel,, the Duke of Las-

--thuNA, AUG. .---His Imperial Highness the
Prince Viceroy arrived here yesterday. :
INstlitJeK, AUG. 12.---For some time. past
great quantities of rice .have been transported
through this place; frinn Italy, for the Armies
in Germany.

PRUSSIAN EDICT FOR TIIE LEVY-EN-MASSEO &c.

[F11.0,11 TIIE BEIII.IN °AV:TIE or JULY 31.]

We, Frederick William, by the Grace of Gods
King of Prussia, Ste.
Beholding With satisfaction the perseverance and
distinguished bravery with which our army has
sustained until the present moment its struggle for
our country, as well as the numerous efforts and
Sacrifices by which our faithful subjects have, .with
• the greatest etnulatiou contributed in every man-
ner to its defence,, and to obtain ,the great ie-
sults for which this struggle has been undertaken ;
'we have firm confidence, that this public spirit,
which has been manifested by all with so much
glory, will never cool ; and we build upon it prin-
cipally our hope of success in onr just cause, anti
ot the permaner; and solid establishment of all
States, particularly that of PrusSia.- •
We alSo perceive with pleasure the promptitude
and zeal with which the Landwebr has been orga,-
.
nixed, and the Levy-en.masse carried into execu-
tion ; and behold With gratitude the attachment to
our person, and to our country, by which the Prus-
sian. nation is partieularly distinguished. In doing
justice to these sentiments, we believe it to be- our
ditty not to demand more efforts and sacrifices than'
nece::sity may exact, in order that business may suf-
fer etc least possible interruption, as upon that de-
pends.so essentially the .welfare of Our faithful
subjects. 'We cOnimand them, in respect to the
Levy-en-mase', enjoined by the edict of The 21st
'Aiwa of the present year, as follows :,
Art. 1 . The I.evy-en-Idasse otball continue And hi' enforced
already ordered a. the patriotism; Ituteerer, whieh has
bees) generlly mandested induct, u, to think, that every citi-
zen capable of set-t ink; is tided will, an anxious desire to de-
lend'the country io case of danger, and will cheerfully obey
the firt summon s to take up arms, if infirmities and old aka,
do not prove oh Aafles tie Walling so honourable a duty, we
hare made the f,lio wing tnicdificatioici,:— .
2. There shall he funned out of the Lery-en-Masse a'Re-
' sole, which being- kept constantly at itsi fall complentent,
ralay he sufficient to complete promptly thu Landwehr. A
parlicalar ordinance will )regulate the organizatiou of•urk,.
;qt ye.

:L Moreover, in the country anti in the towns which shall
not. contain 3do hum fit for the service of the Lei T-e-
n one third of this number shall I themselvt:s readv,
alternately, dewing, one weep, to enter in case of need, op
immediate service in moatiting guard, and in fulfilling all
the military and police functions that the Magistrate way
require.
4. rn the large cities where business is less compatible With
tho military service, and in which they may find more than
SOO men fit.fot• the service of the l,evyen Masse, there. shall
be formed of the one-third,which shall relectin when the, men
enga4cd for.the Landwehr shall he deducted, sonic peerea
tient crnopanies or battalions of-citizens, who Will make part
Of the Landevehr, but whose ditty will be confined to the
defence' ,of the city. In those places where guards of citi-
zens already exist, they will enter into those companies or
battalions. ' • •
0. The Levy en Masse, as wall a; the companies anti batta'-
lious of arquebussiers stud of bure.rss guard, will remain un-