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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 4805.

W.E; ?;ere yesterday-enabled to ce.amunieate to
Our Reader.: the important intelligence of the French
loving Withdrawn ail•their Troops from the Banks
of the. Elbe and the Weser, so that our. Ccitrimerce
with the North of Germany will ag,ainteturn to its
acastomed channel. BONAPARTE is Making incre-
dible efforts to collet. a 'formidable Army on the
Rhine, but he is so un4ch behind in his preparations,
(1,..it the Austrims have time, to occupy all the
advantageous positions before he will be in a condition
to atnick them. It is probable also, .that by this time
the Russians have etTe6.ted ajunCtion with the Austrian
Troops,- which will„, we trust, give the Allies a de.
eided prpponderaupe. It is true, that theseason for
Military Operations is very' far'advanged, but still
there remains thin: enough forthe Allies' to derive
important advantages from the superiority of their
strenp-,11 ; and if the Campaign should be protra6ted
in;..o the winter, which is not impr4ible, the hardy
constitution of the Russianswill enable them-to'hear
it litel) hetter'than the Troops of the Vsnrper.
Of the determination of the Kiltla of PaussiA,
nothing is yet positively known.; but, we still, retain
the opinion we have betbre expressed, that he, will
adhere te his system of. neutrality. But all .con-
jeaure upon this most important point must soon
be at an end ; the arrival of the Russians at".fitigen,
whence they have, in, all probability; before 'this,
passed into Swedish' Pomerania, _will render an ex-
plicit declaration on the part of Prussia. almost in.
evitable. 'We are indeed induced, from many
circumstances, to think, that the Kmo of PausstA,
although
,he may net take au active part in the War,
entertains dispositions favourable to the Allies. The
occupation of Pomerania by the RIASSianS, we' hink,
would not have been attempted in dire& opposition
tO the 'wishes- 'of the CoUrt of Berlin ; and if it be

true (and we have strong reason to, believe, that it
is)„.that the German Legion, is immediately., to IX!
• embarked, in the Downs, for the purpose of re-
occupying Hanover, it affords, we think, another
proof of the fiwourable disposition of that, Court.
Orders have been issued by the Court of Denmark
for the assembling an Army of 20,000 men in the
Dutchy of Holstein.

V.t: yesterday announced the important faca of
e having been concluded between .the British
in India • and' the RAJA!! of Bituar
Pi) F„ lke are now enabled to lay the details he-
fi
att our Readers„ by which it appears that' the
o) , in con sequence of the declin-
ing fortuneof flaLx An) and the preparations made by
Larcl LAKE for the attack -Of Bhurtpore, Was indUced
to sne.for Peace 011 the oath of February. The terms
wtiitJ he o iferedwere,w ith some trtodifications,aceept-
ed by the Governor-General, and a 4 Agreement_ was
i.itered into, on the t mil Of April, by which RIFICI E
Sio cedes to the Company the Forums of Deeg, and
restores alI the distrids Which were conferred upon
him by the lithish Government alter the conclusion
of peace vOth DowLuT ItAo SCIND/All he also en-
gages to p.ty the. sum of twenty I.4eks of Rupees to
the Compatly—tllree immediately, and the remainder
by instalments. • Th.y, son ,of RuNirsT SING. was de-
livered up to Lord LAli.a (*the I Rh of-April, as an
wane, coy the due performance of these engage'

moats,

LIOLKA,R was reduced to the greatest distress.
The Troc,ps which still remained in his service were
fraltel- litort; thao sufficimt to fortn a guard for the
proteetio-p of his person, and these were harassed
avid akpiritt.a, Soule ta.counts even state, that he
"had asset taxi tle garb of. a Faquiiro' and sUbsibteci

Icatta Cke4ette Extraordinary, of the 23d
of April, which we this day insert, cotsaim, besides
the above, a variety of interesting pirtictilars relative
to ',the War in India, now happily terminated, all
of which tend eminently to display the admirable
sidli and condu& evinced by Lord LAKt, and the
br,ivery and discipline ot the .trtny under his corn-
rnarld.

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OCR Letter from Falmouth contains the pleasing
intell;gcnce of the arrival of all the missing Ships of
avoy of the Ca:cuila at Milford. Above 39
Sail Of 4te Leeward, island Fleet have arrived At
Kinsale.

Royal Family are expeded in town on Thurs.

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Yesterday morning, at eight ri is iviAJES-,
TY left 4.4.v.wfin. Windsor, to inipea the alterations
kive been made in'the Castle.
P;'11.1,-..•e;4S SO efti.,; Of GLotictsiwt dined with the.
RoI:AL FAALLY on Sunday.