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London, England, 1808-09-07 00:00:00

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'* Pad the follissiing advice* in varies Journals :
the 10th inst. a Turkish EnvO, on kils way
...great haste from the Bansat to Vienna, passed
,through Semlin without stopping for an instant ; it is
inferred, that he is the bearer of very important
r spatches.
The Turks having assembled a great force at.
IRssa, Czerm Georges suddenly collecteiflll his troops
and ordered them •to obstruct the advance of the
Turks. Th.- hatter, however; sisoceeded is. cfislo4.,
ing the Servians from several entrenchments, wa.
considerable loss.
eg The report's confirmed of the Semi= Inv*
captured% richly ladeti vessels, which the Ttnicah
merchants were sending from Se:mlin to Orsovra•-eie
An the 24th instant, however, they were, restored, is
'anuaquence of strong remonstrances on depart of,
the Austrians. W late i
,4 Twenty thousand bales of cistiUt
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at Orsowa from Semlin.
,4 The intelligence of a battle having totes place
!on the 14th inst. at Nissa is fully confirmed. It was
in consequence of this battle that on the 16th and 17th
orders were issued for all the Servians, without excep-
tion, to take up arms. - - I
"'Letters from Albania state,- that in the coursed
last imonth, very serious disturbances broke out be-I
sween the Albanians and Macedonians, during which
was exhibited the horrid spectacle of a son ightim
against his father. Muchtar Paella had the audacity ts,
draw his sword against his father, Ali the Pacha qr
Albania. Victory declared in faxour of the feelingi of
nature, and the son, who had been blinded by amid.
don, was totally defeated, and driven back to his own
territory, notwithstanding his being. supported by a
numerous body of resolute Macedonians. The father
was assisted by the brave Albanians. The Turkish
troops took part with neither, but remained indiffe-
rent spectators of these bloody encounters."
AUGSBURG, AUGUST 13.
It is positively stated, that on the 27th a pleasure-
camp will be formed in thevicinity of this city, to con-
sist of 10,000 of the Royalßavarian troops, under the
command of Lieutenant-General Baron Wrede. An
equal number will form a pleasure-camp at Plattin.
gen, on the left bank of the Iser, undtr the command
of Lieutenant-General Deroi • and a thiid encamp.
ment of the same force will be formed at Nurenburg,
under the command of 'Lieutenant-General Count
Von Isenburg. The inhabitants of this place flatter
themselves with the hope that these ,occurrences will
give them an opportunity of seeing his Majesty with-
in their walls:
Auourr 15.—This morning SO waggons came in
here with tents from the arsenal at Munich, and more
are expected. The troops lately ordered to the Tyrol
are counter-marching thence to form the pleasure-
camps. The only regiment remaining there is Kin-,
kel's, or the 13th of the infantry of the line. The new.
raised Tyrolme sharp-shooters are under orders for
the camp mar this city.
BAVARIA, AUGUST 14. •
On thtllth, two considerable convoys of ammu-
nition,. with cannon, end a detachment of artillery-
'men, set out from Munich for Kuffstein and the
Castle of Oberhaus, near Passau. A ' number of
waggons are at present passing through this country.
feom Italy, with new clothing for a part of the French
troops. Numerous parties of the recruits newly le-
vied in the Vorarlberg, are daily arriving at Augs-
burg. These from the Bregenzer Wald are particu-
larly stout and tall. '
BANKS OF THE MAINE, AUGUST is.
A numerous levy is making in every part of Bava-
ria, to complete the deficiency of the different regi-
ments, and to augment the depots.
The Wirtemberg troops are said to be assembling
at Ellwangen.
M. Alopeus, sen. late RussianArnbassador alLon-
don, is at present in Wisbaden.
On the 12th inst. the 'Austrian Messenger of State
Meintz passed through Stutgard, on his way from
Vienna to Paris.
On the 15th, a Prussian courier passed through
Frankfort, on his way from Paris.
In several of the Austrian provinces magazines of
wheat are forming, as a precaution against scarcity.
DORSTEN, AUGUST 17.
The march of troops through this place continues
withour intermission. A convoy of artillery, which
came in yesterday, continued their march this morn-
ing towards Wesel. •
DRESDEN, AUGUST 13.
The Minister Count Von Bose went yesterday to
Pilnitz, where he had an audience of his Majesty.—
The Generals on the spot were assembled in a Coun-
cil of War, and this day orders have been issued for
a considerable part of our troops to hold themselves
in readiness to march.

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BRESLAU, AUGUST 18.
W. learn that a certain number of French troops
are Oa the eve olevacuating Silesia. For this.favour
we are indebted to the benevolent feelings of the Em.
peror and King, who, being informed of the condi-
tion of this province, was pleased to grant us this in-
termediate diminution of our burdens, preparatory to
a total evacuation.
PRESBURG, AUGUST S.
The preparations for the ensuing Diet are already
completed. Their Imperial Majesties will, during the
Session, reside at the Palace of Prince Grassackovicsi.
BERLIN, AUGUST 18.
On the 17th inst. at noon, a discharge of artillery
announced the arrival ofhis Excellency Marshal- Soult.
The principal Civil and. Military Officers and the
most respectable persons of the other ranks of the
inhabitants, immediately waited on his Excellency,
to assure him of the high esteem which they enter-
tain for him.

BRANDANBURGH, AIJOXIST IS.
The exalted Monarch of France has graciously
granted some relief to the Ilarquisate of Brandenburg,
for the greater of Victor's c•orps have already
begun their from this country. The Marshal
Prince Bellune accompanied them in person. In
Berlin, the National Guards have for some time past
done duty at the gates ; but they are expected to be
again occupied by two French regiments on the 21st.
The Prussian State paper tias risen considerably.
The Berlin bank notes, which fell to 84, are now at