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London, England, 1806-08-21 00:00:00

GER MANr.•

VIENNA, JULY 314
The Ruffian Prince Kurakin is expelled here nn
the iStb of next month ; he has taken a entintry
houfe, a palace, Ste. According to lime reports,
Prince Kurakin will fucceed Count Rafumnwfky,
who will remain at Vienna only as a private indivi
dual. Others fay, that he is invelled with an extra-
ordinary Griffon, independent of the Ruffian Am-
baffador.
Atm a.—ln the neighhOurbood of the Inn the
French troops are increafing.
The report, that four regiments were ordered from
this city to the borders of the Inn, is not yet con-
' firmed.
Field-Marfhal Lieutenant the Prince of Schwar-
zenberg fills at prefent the office of Prcfident of the
War Council.
Mr. Adair, the Englifh Ambalfador here, on re-
ceiving the news of peace being concluded between
France and RAE. fent off his Secretary, Mr. Man-
deville, to Ccnftantinople.

MUNICH, JULY p.
The ratification of the adherences to the Confede.
ration Treaty cf the Rhine League, were exchanged
in Munich, by the affembled Confederates from the
35th Milani, till yellerclAy. By this time, the acqui.
fitions and fovereiguties of the Confederates are fully
occupied by the French troops ; and fence that, the
aft of civil occupation has been committed to Com.
miffarier of the feveral Courts. French corps of oh-
fervation are affembled on the Inn, in the Merlotti,
and on the confines of Saxony.

AUGSBURG, AUGUST s.
Yenerday, a Tortilla courier, from Paris, and this
morning, two French couriers. defined for Paris,
with dirpateles from the War Miniker, Prince Alex-
ander, and about mid-day, an Auftrian courier, for
Paris, palled through this place.
RATISSON, AUGUST 4.
The Elellor Arch Chancellor will fet out next
Monday for Archaffenburgh, where he will flay till
OBober, and attend to the negotiatious on the fob.
lea of the Frankfort Confederation.
The Concordat for Bavaria will be fettled be.
tween the Bavarian Envoy M. Von Recliberg, and
the Papal Nuncio Genga. Seven bilopricks will be
erefted in the whole kingdom{. Every bifhoprick
*all coatft of ten Capitulars, and to the nomination
of a Capitolar only the degree of 'Daft*, in Theo-
logy shall be required.
ft h raid, that Martha( Davonft will efpoufe the
Dowager reigning Princefs of Oetteneren WaUerttein.
Report adds, that the new Prince of Leye will re-
ceive the city of Ratifbon, and that the Duke of
Neufchatel will efpoufe the daughter of that Prince.
The Pruffian Envoy at the Diet. Count Von
Gorts, continues. as we are informed, accredited with
the Prince Primate of the new Confederation.
Auo. 5.—A complete change has fuddeoly taken
place in the march of the Frenth light troops. Dur-
ing the fait week they all appeared to march towards
Salfburg and the Imsviertel, and every moment ac-
counts were expelled of the paffage of the Inn by the
French. Since, however, that plan Teems wholly
abandoned, and the troops now march wide of the
banks of the Inn. The light corps of Marlal Soult
'which lay in the environs of Patna. and in fight of
the Aufrian territories, have received orders to break
stp, and march back to the borders'of Amberg.
On the firft of September, the Met here will reps-
rate; and on the very fame day the' Peprefentatives
of the Confederation of the Rhine will hold their
firlt meeting at Frankfort. It is raid, that on the
16th infant poffeffion will be taken at Frankfort, in
the name of the late Elettor Arch-Chancellor, now
Prince Primate.
BANKS OF THE MAYNE, AUGUSTs.
The French buffer regiment cantoned at Neuwied
and its environs, received orders, on the
to pals the Rhine at Coblenta ; on the ad it broke
for that purport.
On the 16th infant the Swift Diet will be doted.
The Swig's regiments in the French fervice are to be
completed. Two thoufand men mull be Faired for
the tft regiment.
FRANKFORT, AUGUST s.
A Commilary of the Ek,sfor Arch Chancellor is
&only expelled here, to take poffeffion of our city.
Count Von Rion is named
Two battalions of French troops of Martini Au-,
gerean have entered the territory of Leye.
Our Deputies at Paris are recalled.
Aucusr 7.—The I,llnwing details refpeiing the
changes which are taking place in Germany, are
given as authentic :
All the Princes, Intermediate Counts, and other
States of the Empire, who are not named in the Aa
of Federation, and whore poffeffions join, or are in•
cluded within thole of the Princes preferred, are
wholly to lore their territorial ruperiority ; that is to
fay, the right of having troops, of having tribunals
&pendant on them, the privilege of a mint, of having
political agents—in one word, they are to be deprived
of foveteignty according to the true meaning of the
word.

h is raid that the King of Prufria, in recognising
the/0 changes in the Conilitutiort of Southern Ger-
many, ref- to hitnfelf a power of eflablithing a
fimilar league (.in the North) of what was formerly
called the Empire. Thus will this ennflitution, which
has been Co long invaded, wholly difappear, and the
decline of which is only Co gentle, becaufe the mea•
Cures which are taking at this day were preceded by
the period of its fall.
Baron Carat, Pruffian Mininer to his Majelly the
King of Holland, arrived in this city the day before
yefterday.
Auau s r 9—The aflonifhing war.marches and war-
like preparations of the French in. the South of Ger-
many, appear at laft to have reached their greated
heist t, and will very loon ceafe. Already a train of
artillery, which was on its way to Bavaria, has re-
ceived orders at Guntzburg to halt, and at Ulm all
the works in the magazines of war have been at the
fame time countermanded. It is alfo (aid, that the
order to recal the furloughs of the Bavarian regiments
has been revoked, and that Prince Berthier is anew
making preparations to leave Munich, and has again
Cent back a part of his equipage to Augfburg.
NIMEOUEN, AUGUST is.
Yeflerday, three companies of Carabiniers of the
stn regiment of Ft ench infantry arrived here, which
this day continued their route to join their corps is
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Germany.