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which, including the Capital, was, according to
the Convention of the 4.. th of June, to form part of
the Indemnities of the ELECTOR PALATINE. But on
the other hand, the Court of Vienna claims the N.vholc
of the Bishopric for the GRAND DUKE Of TUSCANY.
The Bavarian General BARTELS, who has within
these few days assembled a body of 3000 men at
Vilsholfeil, marched on the Toth to take possession
of the City of Passau. He had scarcely marched
half a league, when he received intelligence that a
large Corps of Austrians were placed at Gadern, and
that the Austrian General had received orders not to
suffer the Bavarian Troops to pass, which they must:
necessarily do to arrive at the City ofßassenu. Upon
the receipt of the intelligence, General BARTELS
went immediately to Gadern, where he had a long
conference with the Austrian General, who com-
municated to him the nature of his instruEtions. lie
was informed at the same time, that an order had
arrived from Vienna, stating that the Bishopric of
Passau should not be taken possession of until its,
fate had been settled in a Constitutional way by thy.:
EMPEROR and the Empire. in order to avoid the cf.
fusion of blood, it was verbally agreed upon between
the two Commanders, that neither Party should °con.,
py the City of until further orders were re-
ceived. Gen. BARTE !.S immediately dispatched his:
first Aid-de-Camp to Illuplich, with an account of
affair. General BARTELS has since received a rein-
forcement of six Bavarian Regiments, and on the,
other hand, the Austrian Forces have been very
considerably reinforced..—lt is reported, that in
consequence of the express representations of the
French Government, and of Russia and Prussia, the;
Court of Vienna has determined no longer to oppos(.!
the execution of the Convention of the 4th June.

BARCELONA JULY 24..—The Spanish Squadroa
which is to sail from Carthagena to Naples to
bring their SICILIAN MAJESTIES here, is expected
to sail on the 15th of next month. , It is composed
of twelve vessels, and is commanded by Admiral
Soi.eott). After this Squadron has taken the KING
and QUEEN of NAPLES on hoard, it will proceed
to Leghorn, for the KING of ETRURIA.
The Governor of our City has published the

following Extrad of a Letter from the Commis-
sary-General at Tunis, dated the 29th June
" The differences between our Court and this
Regency are settled. I have succeeded in appeas-
ing the Pacha, so that Spanish Vessels may with
safety enter these Ports."
The Der of TRIPOLI has declared War against
Sweden, and has rejected all the propositions made
by the Swedish Rear-Admiral CEDESTRONI. The
Port of Tripoli la now blocked up by the swedisla
and American Squadrons.
MILAN, AUC. T.:--According to the Letters
from Leghorn, a French Frigate and several Trans.,
port Vessels have arrived at the Island of Elba,"
The Commandant sent his, Dispatches to Genera/
RVSCA, who commands in, that Island.—The
nett day General RuscA took Hostages from
the most distinguished families. of Porta Fri-rajas
Porto. Langone, Marciana, &c. This was followed
by a general press of Sailors, who, together with
the Hostages, were embarked on board the Vessels
which haJnediately sailed for Tarlton.
BERNE, AUG, t7.---The Senate has decreed an
entire and complete Amnesty in favour of all those
who participated, during the • last winter, in the
troubles of Febra/tdarf and Winterthur, in the Can..
ton of Zurich. This is a measure conformable to
justice as well as policy, and will be generally 317€.
proved by all the Friends of the Country.
HAGUE, Au.o. rs.—The Squadron of Vice,*
Admiral HARTSINCK arrived the day before yes-
terday in the Texel. The Vice-Admiral had an
Audience of the Government this day, which passed
a merited eulogium on the Expedition. The vessels
will be repaired and re-vidualled without delay, ill
order to sail from the Texel for another destination,
before the Equinox.
We are informed that several Merchants of AI
sterdam have construaed new Warehouses for West
India produce, which arrives in great abundance
We expert towards the close of the year a onsi'
derable part of the coffee which has remained since
the ‘Nrir in the State Warehouses at Java, and
the Batavian Government restored some time since
to the Merchants of the Republic.

CHEAP TRAVELLING.—Two Gentlemen and 3
Boy returning from Paris about a fortnight sinc-'
stopped at Gallion, between Mantes and Dierre
The following is their Landlord's Bill for one
night :

3g. 17'
°

Bonne Choir?., Pain, et Via
Eau de Vie et Dissert Sucre
I.ogernent
Dejeune

71 1z

I 13s.
9
o 7 °,l
o 13
o 6 9
N. R. The Servants provided for themselves.

TRANSLATION.
Cold Nlutton and Eggs, with a bottle. of com-
mon Wine for supper
A tumble: of brandy and Water with Sugar
Lodging (very bad)
Aur breakiast