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FRANCE.

PARIS. OCTOBER z.

M. Portalis, the Minifter of Religious Service, has
addreffed a Circular to the French Archbifhops and
Bilhops, on the fubjeEt of the war, recommending
them to fend up public prayers to ie Lord of Bolts
for him who has re-opened the Temples :—" The
faith of treaties," lays Portalis, 4' was thought by
the Emperor an inviolable birrier, which covered
our eaftern frontier. He had recalled the defenders
of the fame, to accompany him in the grand expedi-
tion, which, by throwing back upon the Britifh iflands
all the calamities of the war which they have caufed,
might, perhaps, for ever have delivered the Continent
of thole calamities. Bat the corruption of the Courts
opened a thoufand fecret ways to the fuggeftions of ,
a revolting policy. At once two great powers joined ,
England ; they threw off the mafk of their moil fecret
treaties. The Turks, environed by plots, tremble, and
find themfelves only the paffive tool of the ambition
and revenge of Ruffia. Germany is fubdued by her
own Chief, and the Auftrian armies occupy Bavaria.
Napoleon was at his camp of Boulogne: He will not
yet defpair of the peace; but already are his eagles
in motion; the foldiers (wear to the citizens that they
arc only changing the theatre of their viBories.
" The Emperor departs, to place liimfelf at the
bead of his invincible legions, entrufling the care of
his fate to that mighty hand which brought him back
out of Egypt. At this awful moment be wills, that
in all the temples which he has re-opened, prayers
Shall be fent up, &c."
VIENNA, SEPT- t9.—His Majefty, the Emperor',
accompanied by M. Von Collenbach, let out yeller-
day fur the army. The Com Gazette of yefterday,l
under the head Ruflia, has announced the arrival of I
the Ruffian troops in Moravia. 1
RESESIBUAC, SEPT. 22.—Yefterday evening, at,
Ere o'clock, his Imperial Majefty art ived at Munich.
This day he will „continue his journey to Landfberg,
accompanied by the Archduke Ferdinand. The
bead-quarters of. the Imperial Army in Germany
will, it is faid, be eftablifhed at Memmingen.
COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 21.••••• IE is underftood that
oor Court has acceded to the Treaty of Armed Neu-
trality for the North of Germany. Count J. F. Von
Batt err°, rv, Direttor of the Department for Foreign
Affairs, who was employed on this. negotiation, at
Berlin. left that Court, and met the Crown Prince
at Holßein. The Crown Prince, accompanied by
the two Princes of Heffe, and the Minifter of State
CHRISTIAN Vow BRRNITORFT, arrived in this capital
the day before yefterday. Abort noon on the famq
day an extraordinary meeting of the Council of State
was called. The autumnal military manteuvres,
which were to have taken place, have been counter-.
mantled, and the whole of our garrifon has receved
orders to prepare to march. It is expelled that thee
troops will proceed to Holllein, and will be joined
on their way thither by other corps from Roma and
Jutland. The two (hips of the line, the Scieren and
the Soplii.. Frederika, which appear to be deftined
for this expedition, are ordered to fail for Keil. The
Crown Prince is to go back to Holftein in a few days,
and Count J. F. Beam riven, has already returned
from that place to Berlin. A fine 64, called the
Princefs Carolina, was this day launched from the
new wharf.
SE PT. z4.—All the Dani(h army is now under
marching orders, and mutt be in motion by the Sift
of O&ober. The Lege, the Princefs Frederica, and
the brig Fechmarn, arc fitting out with the greateft
expedition to tranfport the Crown Prince's Regi-
ment, Prince Frederick's Regiment, and a Regiment
of Artillery to Keil. The Regiment ofHuffars, and
the Hcrfe Artillery, will march towards the Duchy
by land. Captain Kasicia, and Baron Hos:rats,
are appointed Commanders of the (hips of the line,
and Lieutenant &Anson is to have the command of
the brig. Count C. SERNSTORFIE is to accompany
the Crown Prince to Hohlein, and two Secretaries
of the Foreign Department will attend them.

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