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London, England, 1809-10-24 00:00:00

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TUESI)AV, OCTOBER 24, 1809.

Just before this Paper was put to Press, we re-
ceived Moniteuns and other French. Papers to the
17th instant, from which we_ have only had tine to
make the following extra&s. It is = most singular
that these Payers contain no positive intelligence re-
peaing the Peace.
,ALTo:sia, OCT. 4. --Denmark is not. comprised in
the Peace between Russia and Sweden. The Danish
Minister M. DE BLOME had arrived at Frderick sham,
but tile Swedish
,Miniter, M. STEM i*IG; was' not
furnished with full powers. Denmark ri,n I we-.
den will therefore treat separately, but as 'neither
Power bus made any conquests they will probably

soon agree.
Pains, OCT. 11.—A Court-Martial has been held
on board the Admiral's ship at Rochefort,- to try
Capt. Raac►RßE fcr the loSs of Le Tonnerre in
Basque Roads ; Cdpt..LAToN, for the loss of the
Calcutta ; Capt. PROTEAU, for the loss of L'lndienne;
and the Commander of La Taurville frigate.
The proceedings occupy five Numbers of the
211oniteur.

PARIS, OCT. 14.—Generals BERTRAND and LE.•
BRUN, Aides-de-Camp to the'Emperor, are arrived
at Paris from Vienna.—(Joutnal de r Empire.) •
By a Decree of the 28th of, September, his Ma-
jesty has appointed
.General MENOU Governoi• of
Venice; and General VIAL Commander in Chief of
the troops assembled at Trent, in the Italian
(LI, ;7i.) ' .

The Dike of RAGUSA arrived last night.
PARts, Ocr. 15.—1 t is said that the Emperor
is expeled to-day, or to-morrow .at the latest, at
Fontainblean. , It is added that his, Majesty brings
the Treaty of Definitive Peace. with him. Accord-
ding to other reports, his Majesty will arrive at Fon-
tainblean cm the 20th.
News from Frankfort of the loth state, that the
news of the conclusion of peace between -France
and Augtria, announced solcmnlyby the Official Ga-
zettes of Munster and Stutgard, is not officially con-
firmed. The last letters froM Vienna otily offer
hopes, which in reality are well founded.—(Gazette
de F. once.)
According to news from Vienna, of the 7th, the
suburbs of that city were filled with soldiers who
had quitted the neighbouring camps. The Emperor
was at Schoenbrunn on the 7 th,but all was ready for

hiq eeparture.

Our. 16.—The most recent news from Vienna
is of the gill. The •Emperor was 'on-that- day at
Schoenbrunn, bat it was generally believed he would
set oui on the 12th for Paris. •
'The Moniteur de la .Meuse contains the following
article i—We learn that the Prince of Wagram and
Neufchatel traversed the depirtment of the Meuse
on the 12th. The report of the signing of peace is
confirmed. The -,Emperor will row return to his
Stares.

The Comptroller of the Imperial Household pass-
ed Nancy on the 12th, on Lis way from Vienna to
Paris. Several conscripts of the Imperial Guard
passed Nai,cy the same day, returning from Ger-

m3ny.

STUTGALD, OCT. b.—The King of Wirtembergh
teceived yesterday, by a courier, the news of the Pre-
liminaries of Peace having been signed at Stock-
holm, on the 29th• ult.

VIENNA, OCT. ti. - His Majesty the Emperor
and K fig is yet at Schoenbrunn ; but his approaching
dqait.%re is still talked of.

On the Ist of this month was shot upon the gla-
cis, a man of the name of Guignard, Private Secte-
wy to the Commandant of Vienna, conviEted of
having tvrayed the confidence of the Officer to
w om he lk as a tacked.

Vt F NNA, Ocr. 6.—There was yesterday a grand
rated, at Schoenbrunn. His Majesty reviewed the
Regitnent of Nassau, and a part of the Freud' and
Italian Guard.

His Majesty set out this.rnorning at three o'clock,
Nisit the position of Simrneringbeeg, a mountain
which separates Lower AtistLia and Styria. After
having travelled forty leagues in going and-return-
in.', his Majesty returned to Schoenbrunn at three
o'clock in the afternoon.

MADRID, Ocr. I.—The Marshal Duke of Er.-
CHLISGEN (Ney) arrived yesterday in this Capital;