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FRANCE.

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PARTS, NOVEMBER a.
Rear Admiral La CEOSSE has addreel.d the fol-
lowing difpateh, dated Boulogne, Oa rbcr 29, to
the Minifter of Marine :
" Monfeigneur—l have the hrnour to inform you,
that yefterday, about ten o'clock at night, `the Eng-
lifb were kind enough to affctd the flotilla of his Ma-
lefty a frefh proof of the inefficacy of their efforts
againft it. Three cutters coming from the weilward,
came down on our line, when they were perceived by
the Officer, ARUNDEL, commanding No. 289. Upon
being challenged, they anfwered, , Commander'.
Guard but not being able to give the couuter•ftgn,
Captain ARUNDEL ordered a volley to be fired on
them, upon which they immediately pulled off. A
little afterwards, a floating fubltance, which rhefe
cutters had Pet adrift, blew up with a more trenren-
•.'. ,us explofion than any of thofe machines with which
the enemy have occationally amufed us.
6, The refult of this great exploit was, a good deal
of noife, and nothing more. Not a man, not a rope
yarn was injured.
" Accept, Sir, the affurance of my high refired.
(Signed) " LA CROSSE."
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
STRASBLiRDH, OCT. 29.—The laft letters which
we have received from Germany mention, that the
divifions of Prince MURAT a.rd Marfhal LANNES,
after having completed the deftruetion of that part
of the Auftrian army which efcaped from Ulm, are
now marching by the way of Eichlingen, to Ingol-
fladt, where they will pafs the Danube, to effea a
junflion with the Grand Army. The divifions
of
BERNADOTTE, DAVOUST, and the Bavarians, were
polled between Munich and Wafferburgh, where they
only waited the arrival of the Emperor to commence
operations againft the Ruffians. They will alto be
joined by the Gallo Batavian army, under General
MARMONT the divifion of Marthal Nty is to follow.
The army under General Sorrel- will, at the fame
time, commence operatic/es againft the Tyrol.
Many perfuns employed about the Court intend
Petting off for Munich, whither, it is fuppoled, the
Emprefs will go in a few days. M. TALLEYRAND is
arrived at Stutgard. M. MAR ET. and his Secretaries,
left this town yetierday for the Imperial head quar-
ters ; the Deputation of the Tribunate took its de-
parture for Munich at the fame time.
Isltt.ata, Ocr. 27.—Nothing new on the Adige.—
Since the French army patted that River, the Aaf•
trians have continually declined the battle which has
keen frequently offered to them. They are hotly pur.
fired. They endeavoured to make a (land in the for.
tified pofition at Vicenza, but they were driven from
it. Their march is more like a total rout than a re-
treat.
Some detachments of Auftrians, taken at Verona,
are going to Turin. The firft divificn will arrive to
morrow, the 28th ; they will afterwards be fent for-
ward to Briancon, and from thence will pafs the
Alps at Mount Genevre.
FROM THE BATAVIAN STATE GAZETTE, Nov. 6.
Btactw, OCT. 29.—The Emperor t.f Ruffia re•
turned to this capital from Potfdam laft Sunday,
with their Royal Majefties. His Imperial Majefly
continues to be received with the moil marked atten-
tion, and vifits every curiofity in this capital.
The Pruffian regiments in Silefia, which were al.
ready in part on their march to South Prullia, have
fuddenly received counter orders, and are now
marching to Lower Saxony and Franconia. The
army under Prince HONENLONE, alTembling in the
laft mentioned circle, will confift of thirty-five bat-
talions and fifty-five fquadrons. We are informed,
that the regiments already in the Paid difiries, have
left the open country of Anfpach, and concentra-
ted themfelves in a line extending from Bateuth to

Egra.
BENTHEIM, Ocr. 3:.—The head-quarters of the
Pruffian army in Weftphalia will be eftablifhed at
Munfter. There are already numbered of them, four
regiments of infantry, two battalions of grenadiers,
three of fuzileers, and three regiments of cavalry.
Two battalions of Wedel had arrived at Lipltadt on
the 27th inft. from Bielefield, and proceeded the next
day to Soeft.
VIENNA, wo days fince the Emperor.
accompanied by the Crown Prince, fet off for Pref-
bourg, to be prefent at the Diet. It is Paid that the
French Amhafrador is to depart hence to-day. Troops
are continually marching hence to the Inn.
Since the commencement of hottilities by the
French in Germany, it was their chief object to ob-
ftrua, with all their might, the junction of the Auf-
trian and forces, to effeltuate which, with the
greater facility, they made a Clutch over the neutral
greater facility, they made a flr.tch over the neutral
Pruflian territory, by that means gained feveral
marches, and joined the Bavarian troops, p the
Danube near Neoherg and Donawerth, and :tithed
Into a part of the flat country of Bavaria. The Field
Martha! I:IFNMAYka having orders to avoid all fe-
rions engni;cments, the French focceeded in getting
their van to Landfhut and Munich, and, on the :oil
of Oanbi_r the Emperor NAPOLEON, accampanied by
Prince MUR AT, arrived at Auglborgli. In the mean
time, we have not heard that the fmalleft misfortune
has befallen our army; and we rather hope that the
communication, thus impeded for f me da) s, will
be restored. Count MBERVALD will take upon him-
felf the command of the corps of KIES mnv LA, pott-
ed near Ampting, which has formed a junction with
the Ruffian army commanded by General Kurusow,
and which now conics of 70,0 w men.
toAvcs BURG if, OCTORIIR 25.—The Emperor Miro-
LEON departed from hence ytfterday f. r Munchen.
This evening he was followed by the head quarters,
and a great number of Generals. From the 2la to
this morning, have paffed through our city 70,000
men, who art marching for Bavaria from the flier
over the Lech. As the corps of Marfhal SouLT has
pow for the moft part marched to the Inn, General
WOLFSREHL has had an opportunity of advancing
again towards Leutkirch, from the environs
civet Got Bmre-
genz and Immenftad, where he has reie
reinforcements from Tyrol. Aultrian troops had
alto arrived in the diftria of Memmingen. General
VAN DAMNS had been fkirmithing with the Aultrian
General ever fince te 17th, during which, femal
on both fides had been killed and wounded. The
former had been compelled to a partial retreat; but,
on the 2 I It, reinforcements left Ulm for that quarter.
Ihn 'I lie tiorys of the Ruffian army, which palled the