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FUIL22IP.R:EX7RACTS FROM tHB- FRENCH
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ii 41 . - A, v6i E. NOVEMBEkt 5. •
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„letters which we.receive from the 'ulterior of Ger-.
zananv are 6164 with'cannelaints respecting the in°.
orit -conduet 91 the Russians. Not. content with.
areptitig..S.art 7.1..," .coriuered country, the cos
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S:lCkillfrel• . vitt:A the neigbbnuririg. Cep-.
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tries; ail--treat the. ni *outs and plunder,tbeitpro-
-perty.. They are nut subject to any restraint, to any:
, -discipline • . Om give themselves up with impunity to
all kind o ejcesses. . . .
There is no doubt but the bad !treatment which
dry m eke suffer' 04 allies of the King tlf Saxony,
:woo they, have sent under. an escort to Berlin, will
.cti•l.yu,l all Saxons who love remained faithful to
illeit ling and countrl, and who detest the treason
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lot :et iielii..;ut and other Sazun Generals sold to It'uisia.
Altai she
,oureat of the' French army from Leipsic,
the Alliesothiinglit nothing could arrest them.
.The late.htttles in which General Wrede received
.the punislitnent of his ingratitude towards thc Em,
riror Napoleon, his beliefactor,* have rectified their
isleae,..and have taught them te appreciate French
Iralour, the energy of which a reverse cannot weaken.
They. already know that
.all the fortresses on the
Rhine are provided with ammunition, provisions and
garrisons, and that all their hopes will expire before
. this bulwark of .art and nature. •
• FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER. 2.
The Bavarian troops, which entered. here on the
mooning of the 30th, evacuated the town the follow-
ing night, and retired upon the left, bank of the Mein.
On the 313 t, about eleven o'clock in the morning; the
French light cavalry arrived
_with some tiralleurs,
who qUckly marched to the avenues from the
- badge. A cannow.de then took place, which lasted
bil night, and recommenced the following morning.
Of two mills, 'which are upon the bridge, one was
entirely burtit, and the other damaged. - •
His Majesty. the Emperor Napoleon arrived on the
• 31st at three P.M. and established his head quarters
in the country house of M. de l3ethrnann.
• All the French troops denied round the town, and
bivouacked in the neighbourhood, with the exception
of the advanced posts, these' only' enteted into the
towns ; the Marshals,- the 'Generals, the sick and 1
wounded, the equipabes of die Eruperor,,aud a chosen
battalion of intautry and astulaimerie, winch. es!
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'coned them.
His Excellency the Duke of Bassano arrived to-)
wards evening. The French troops put themselies:
in march yesterday morning. . Ills Majesty the Ern.:
reror set out at half-past one in the afterroon,, to
establish his head.cptartets at Hoechst, a small towed
in the Duchy of Nassau, two leagues from hence.
'Phe rearguard of the French army, commanded by
the Duke of Trevise, arrived towards evening, and
%likewise ailed round the town. It put itself iu route
this morning. .
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I'. CARLSRUHE, NOV. 5. • 1
r We have received here the details of the battle of
. the 30th ultimo, by the Auittian Bavarian army: It
has suffered considerable losses in killed and priso-
ners. Two Bavarian Generals were lolled, two Aus-
trian Generals wounded, sted the General in Chief,
Count Wrede, received two balls in the body.
NAPLES, OCTOBER 26.
The Moniker of the Two Sicilies, lately published
an article extracted from the Journal aldricuic. . We
read in that article, that the Captain of the zebeck,
,the Conciliateur, which left Malta with a licence, on
:the Fith September, had brought the happy intelli-
°Fence that the plague bad sensibly diminished in that
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island, and that the Magistrates of Health had pub-
listed, that if, _within forty days, reckoning from the
Bth September, when the last case happenedin. La i
• .Valette, no more symptoms of the plague appeared,
that town should be declared 'released Irons the re.
.strictiens which had been imposed. But-this deposi-
tion of the Captain of the Conciliateur is in contra-
diction with-later official intelligence received from
/Malta, together with a list of the deaths which is •
publisl ed every day.
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We, therefore, consider, a a duty to announce to
•the public, that from tie 11th tothe 26th of Septem•
ber, there have died in the town Of La Valette, and '
the. other parts of the island, 294 individuali, and
that 226 more have been attacked by a 'disease con-
sidered as contagious. That publication should put-
' us on our guard against the dangerous accounts
Magistrate
upon an object of so great importance. Our
• Magistrate for Health has thought proper to aug-
ment the health precautions along the coasts of this
• ,kingdom..
• Bavaria lost, in 1779,.by the Treaty of Tcschen, the district
of the inn Virtiil, when his Majesty the Emperor concluded, in
1905, with Austria, the Treaty of Fame of Presburg, be caused
that district to be restored to Bavaria, this Monarch only re-
/ .served half the domains of that country, which he distributed in
1910, after the conclusion of the Treaty of Peace of Vienna
: His Majesty then gave decorations to General.Wrede, and the
superb and important estate of Moudsie.

Bow•sraxtroL.A system of fOrgery, to an alarming
extent, was yesterday 'developed at this office, in which
the principal persons hitherto detected were William
.iiftlinson and Mary his wife, who lodged at No. `2l,
Hand.street, St. George's in the East. The whole
• was discovered. by means of one Erriblin, who had
agreed to purchase of Atkinson 15 ene-pound notes
of theColchester Bank of Messrs. Cr ickett and Round,
for £10; the latter pretending that they were good,
but stolen. The bargain vas accordingly carried into
effect at a public house in Wellclose-square, when the
Police-officers were called in, and Atkinson and his
wile secured. On the person of the wife were found
164 forged notes of the same description, and at their
lodgings were found the corresponding platy and ap-
paratus for forgery. There was also found a plate for
bills drawn at Rio Janeiro, on a b4nking.house in
London, besides a plate for four-penny stamps. The
• prisoners were fully committed for trial.
Last week, a farmer'S servant. of St. Isse7, being
in dispute with a youth who was at work nearlm,
threw a vide at bim with so much violence, that
though it missed him in the first instance, yet it rer
bounded so violently tour a wall against which it
'slanted, as to Strike him a mortal blow_ oa the back
part of the head. The lad instandy expired. A 'cwt.
uses jury have bootight in a vardia of os 4eadadd
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