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London, England, 1809-04-03 00:00:00

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the tthi the Archduke John's flue regiment pf
dragoons also marched off from'Vicuna. The' Hun
garians'are adding a fifth diSidon to the foUrieen.re-
gin-lents of hussars, winch' are, ot presont,
ed at their exOence: ,
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•It is repotted :that7several of the Envoys'of: the
German Courts at 'Vienna 'have been 'directed tai
remain there until hitther orders,'

Count Stadion, the.lMperial Minister in,Munichi
.we understand to be appointed Commissary-Gene.; -
ral of the army. • The Archdukes are to set out irrt•••
mediately to Jain the army which they are to,.cant-
mud.. Ag4ee ably to the diSpOS*ll3 adopted by the
List.: Diet e.it Frungary, the Cornitat4s are vow ea);
played in levying, the. Im,prrettion.,
liana are Ow rinsing'at their ..expenee, a filh 4i-,
vision of each of the tourteeri regiments at- iiassari
of thik nation. 'Some more of the Oerruan Counts
in Vienna have received arders to remain here tot
the present. The eiportation. of cattle .* ,bied
prohibited.

MAGDPBURGEI, MARCH 14. —The. d3Y "bdiltd
yesterday the IMperial French troops, .whq, for some
time,-have been in-this town.and its neightthurbd°cl,
and from the division of Gneral Morand; received
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orders to put themselyes..in The
sional division of these corps is Hatuhurgh and
Teniti.urgh, whence.therare to proceedto other parts-
of Saxony.
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LOWER RHINE, M.vitclt 16.—Lettersfrom Paris
positively state, that his Majesty the Emperor will
speedily set off for Italy, •where a considerable army
is .I,sembling froM . the . southern departnientS of
France; that Marshals M SEN '4l)d AN.,Ct.ttcAU
were immediately'to proceed to the same qttatter
and that, the Imperial Guards, and other corps, stiti
in Spain, had also received orders to march for Italy,
—The Princes of the House of Saxony are about to
change their place of residence from Dresden to.
Weisenfels. This determination is supposed to bo-
a measure of precaution, in -constNuence of the re•
ported march of 30,000 Austrians for the 4ronfiers
of Saxony. •
BRUNSWICK, MARCH 16.—We are informedfrom
Berlin, that the .Duke of .Oldenburg lately paiSea
through that eity on bia way to St, Petersburgh.
The latest advice); from Konigsburgh- state, that
the return of their Prussian Majesties. to Berlin b 34
been again postponed. Some ascribe this delay. ita
the'Queen being in an advanced state of pregnancy ;
others to existing political circumstances. The mom
meat it. was ascertained that their Majesties were to
remain at Kohigsburgh, the Foreign Ministera at
Berliomade the ,necessary preparations for repairlbg
thither. The Austrian :Minister was the. first.4l4'
set off.

-Friday night, -about ten o'cleck, an sarcident art
novel naturelrappened at 'rveyford,.on the Padditig'
ton Canal, about five miles frornlown. One of filo
passage-boats, belonging to Mr. Pickford, eras on its
way to the country, laden. with various artidit ;
among others, some barrels of brandy and run),
which were ten barrels of gunpowder,- The:.er‘r
consisted of fon!. men ; out was with the hOrse which
drew the boat ; -one in the little cabin hi lite
part; 'or Stern ; and 'the remaining two, "''l°
on ci ek, took it into'their headslo.help
to a little spirits : they bored a ho)e with a giaw.'.
immediately took •
by mistake, in one of casks of powklert
took fire,- atid the twt blew up
most dreadful exlosion. The two inert wereA3ll44'
on 'the instant. pOne of thein:w' as blown to a
tonce of more than 60 yards, his entrails tom
and his thigh and leg .separated from his bcx}y
Three ricks of hay belooging lir' Mr. 'Milan, 'a;
Mayy-le-bonne Park, were set fire to, and npwort/i •
of loads of hay consumed. l'he shock
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dreadful in the vicinity, and the houses were ogi-,
toted as though by an earthquake. The'man w-ho'
was in the cabin asleep escaped, almost iniraculoosifs.
unhurt, Mr. Willan'a property was insured.