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London, England, 1809-07-08 00:00:00

pballlo44, .had gained such great advantages at
the battle of Raab, tranquilly sees its principal places
besieged and burnt, and Hungary inundated by parties
—and to save its dicasteus (all the valuable effeas of
Government) have removed them to.the frontiers of
Turkey, and to the utmost, extremity of Europe.
" An Austrian Major and some troops had the
temerity to,cross the Danube, at the mouth of the
March, in two boats : General GILLY met him
with some companies, drove him into the water, and
made 40 prisoners."

NoTE.—Ketsu is situated on the right hank di
the Danube, and a league in the interior:'—(Moni-
ten? , June 30.)

NAPLES, LONE 14.—The Emperor NAPOLEON
his confided to his Neapolitan Majesty the charge
of taking possession for France of the Papal States.
It is believed that his Majesty will shortly set out
for Rome, for the purpose of organising the new
Administration, and of establishing a system of de-
fence. Several equipages at the Court are already

The. King reviewed, on the 11th instant, at
Chiaja, 15,000 superb troops, and was highly satis-
fied with their appearance and discipline. General
REGNIER proceeded yesterday for the head-quarters
of the Emperor NAI'OI.EON. Gen. CAMP REIDON is
charged with the Port-folio of the War Department,
ad interim. The whole kingdom enjoys pedal
tranquility.
Several wretches, lately landed by the English on
the coast of Calabria, have been beaten and killed,
or driven into the sea by the National Guard. The
English have embarked all the troops which they
had in Sicily ; we have just seen them pass, but are
ignorant of their destination. All Italy is now de-
livered from the presence of the enemy's troops.
DUSSELDORF, JUNE 24.—Au express dispatched
from the Imperial head-quarters on the 16th inst.
has brought the following intelligence :
"The military movements of the grand armies
are on the point of being re-commenced. The Em-
peror is merely waiting the arrival of 60,000 Rus-
sians, who are approaching Vienna by forced
ninthes to strike a decisive blow. They are to ar-
rive at the same time with a Polish army, which af-
ter having subdued all Gallicia, is advancing to form
a junction with the grand French army."
PARIS, JUNE 28.—0 n the 22d the following noti-
fication was published at Ludwigsburg, the tesidence
of the King of Wirtemburg :
" The entrance of a corps of Austrian troops into
the country of Bayreuth, and that of another corps
into Saxony, which has already penetrated into
Thuringia, as also the continually increasing in-
surrection jn the Voralberg and the Tyrol, which
threatens the frontiers of this Kingdom, have
induced his Majesty to resolve to increase his
military force, in order as much as possible
to cover his States from any hostile attack, on
has therefore
whatever.par t
oi t h He i s
battalions Majesty
of
the m any side
a
ir
ordered
litia to be formed, and several battalions of the
depots to be organized, so that in less than
eight days a corps of infantry of from 8 to woo
men, including the regiments of the line already in
the country, may be brought into the field.
"The depots of cavalry shall be prov itied with fresh
horses, so that, with the Royal Guard, 800 cavalry
shall be in readiness. The Rangers shall be formed
into corps of Sharp-shooters. The Nobility answer
to the call of the King with the greatest zeal."
General PICARD has his head-quarters at Kaulbe-
urn, and his advance(' guard at kem,,seo. A column
which has taken post at Landsuerg, covers the •I wo
banks of the Lech; Schongau is occupied by an ad-
vanced guard. Tyrolean detachments, more or
less numerous, are distributed be! wern Fuessen,
Rotaburgb, Enmenstadt, and Bregentz, where they
join the insurgents from the Vurali)erg. They
continually send patroles into the flat country, but
retire as soon as regular troops approach.

According to accounts from Ansburgh, the
greatest confusion and terror prevails in the Tyrol
where the Peasants commit all kinds of excesses and
cruelties.

The line formed by the division of General DEROI,
stretches in Upper Bavaria from Ramsau to the
Banks of the Inn, from 13enedia, Benern, Hoheft],
Waldeck, and Fischback. We. are assured that
there are not more than two thousand Austrian
troopS in the Tyrol, and that General CHASTELAR,
with hii division, has passed through a part of Lower
Sty►ia, where he is pursued by a French column.
(Royal ilmsterriam Courant, June 4.)