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and I.‘tne other
with Mfg repoits,
Nenfion of a new
falls and ridicu-,,
!antic power of
:e it appear, that
tioops, and that
rear the !Annals
i, probably, they
ungn than thole.
upon the Inl4l-,
la, and upon re.
from the hands of
been ejefted ere
rearon, and tran-

in provinces mull
the Auiltians $
them from any other
ilttaro are feparated
Ragufa, to the ex
lat the p-41.11-on of
that of DAlmatia.

whole of Dalmatia
;Awards of thirty thou-
moment have nn more
ing, in the whole,
one foldier be
General Brady furrea•
NT an at of bale trea-
rrn in the place 16
delivered the forts
o were landed from
fome of the officers
ighefl pitch, and
e to thee officers,
refentmenr, and

the forts. There
:kens of the French
- Marquis's letter,
above mentioned
General Brady.
Marquis wrote the
°Ricers, he wrote
\I. Ghialied, and
fold their matter
inner as when the
.te would thi.k it
:ondtift that w,,u14
leek for rn,tive,
fuhterfoges. We
letters come to
;mein at Vienna,
_ upon thole who
lious condo.%

3IV,ING VP TN& INOUTNII
AND MONTENIGILINI6
GtIRT I$ 1040/I:or. Dumas.
Gentrat of Mai
.rte, for the transfer .t
arrived at Zara.
learnt the Ammons
. to the Commandant
regarded that Ammons
tad to go immethat,ly to
Generals. He sEtually went

at his troops in march
-
for thea:outdo of the Cattalo, and tank the molt repeditioua
rocaoi to tired that °hied. That General arrived, on the yth.of
lk:oteh, on the egad-Ines tf the Republic of ltagula,twodaya j..ur
rry learn Caftelnwro, the drit fort on the territory; where he
learned that the karts of the Mouths of the Cattaro Were coded to
the Ituf:outs andWdmenegrins on the 4th of March.
It is notorious that the Autirian Commandant made no ?to-
rch 'mirth the entrant( of the Ruffian fquadrmt Into a port be-
longing to than. and where they etpedte.l the French ; —whom
to. y eapored, without any intormattooa to Mix danger of !Jilin;
into the hands of the enemy, when they thought of tittering into a
friendly port.
w It is farther notorlotts that the Aultrian Commandant and
M. de Chihli:li took lno moutire for repelling the aggreffion of
the Montenegrins, tmlefs they regarded diem alto as thcit aloes.
w The Aufttian officers campofing the garrifon of the Mao of
tae Cameo. preached agalnft the cooduet of the Aultriati Com
mandaut.for giving up the ton to the liulfiona, lonic officces were
even put under arrelt,aml demanded ky their contrado. for bre.
g (poker' hen .ly againit-fuch a determination, and that before
toe:arias' of the Marquis de Ohilitieri
w When that Commalfary arrived, and faw the officer; y XII to
refullug the f ret• cm 1 &tend theta Ives again It eve!), nut-dhoti,
orcle:s. itt VII iLt . be of fuperior, ederts, to give pvc up
to the Romans ahem Parts and territory of the Mouths of the
Carom.
• Gamall Pearly Governor of Dahlia:la and Albania. fent, ar
t'.e mamma of Ma ;condos the treaty of peace. so order so is. fain-
wkh violating. and to ii. liver the tort• to t...e detachment of
kaftan troops, landed worn their frigates loc.k of being footmen
cl, lie teirerated bias/Arra that the Rorto:i agents tniiht not by
I,gtorant of at : the Andean Contn.andant at Caftan, informed
t tem of the order filth he had received. There not iseiug obit
t m dmtcre:lie the MAWS Cananaudant at Corfu without
n: dels front his Court. fueeeeded in bringing into the Months a f
t fe Cm taro, the RUM3I3 fguadron, commanded by h.r. henry
diy,an Englithman.
w A inane, the farts of the Cattaro were occupied ho a (trail
amber of Iturian.. taken (foot the veflels of the Pm...iron. at .1
tot about ty JO Monttnegrins The Aultrian ganitoo couLhed
itfu bittallums of the meg.otent of Thum, forming a tia:ad

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Ar/WYER'S LOTTERY. " - -
Ms T; MR h now Axed for the lilt AWING of this LOTTERY.
Ivl R. BOWYER is siting every pnffible exertion ii.
. .. the here of being ready to draw his LO rr'ERY an the
Nth of htAY Intlant; but fbould he. contrary to his wifhts.-find
k , , ft impoffiNle to draw nn that Day, he hereby pledgra hii. 0, tb..r
this lottery Iball moll siforedly be determined fay the one which
i . , will be drawn in September:
77.
• FRANTZ.
.......—..-. •
.. , PARIS, APRIL 19.
•
. . Upon being continued in the office of Prefident of
• the Tribunate, M, Fabre de Is'Aude, after expreffing
his grateful feat of the favours conferred upon him
by ale Emperor and the Tribunate, foci, ~ Jollice
ceertares us, Gentlemen, to proclaim this tint!), with
which we mull be all imprefTed by our official corn•
mnnications with the Emperor—c The neettny of
. preferving to France her ft eedom, and independence.
II of recruiting her navy, of op/Ain:frosts artnies to Me
it:ote;nena rower: which rnizittfitll think of seeming new
flat:, and new coalitions. kr violating tie faith of I oreies,
1 .
could alone lave induced his Majesty to increase the
indite& contributions." The expenditure for the
year i. flared to be 44. millions (between 3S and 39
millions flerling.)
General Men:at, Commandant rf the Tranfalpine.
has tranflnitted a report to Paris, dated Turco, A niii
i 5, in which he Mention. the death nt a brigand %rho
It yled Limfelf I t)peroe of the All, and King of MA.
1 1 engo. lie was killed by a party of the Gendarme, ie,
After one of the party fent againtt him had fallen.—
.f / . The
b4h
tei
nOareia: In
ifs ,t on e I
thetd departments
e lihi sre port ,
pinl
by cnnttier deie
r ulauti.ng
ranee from one of the greatell thieves arid ccoundreli
in the Enspi e:
APt I L 32 ....lilt Mee:Lein, Courant, and ionic other
I Papers in the 'Wirth, already teem with fclfe reports,
\ : sod fes'm to tti ice in the apprehelifion of a new
eliportn•ity to nsif!ead Europe with falle and ridicto
ben milreprefeniations of the gigantic power of
Raffia. They of cootie would make it appear, that
. Dalmatia is inundated with Ruffian troops, and that
.
a very ref, enable army is collected rear the Mouths
i ' f' of the Cattaro. At St. Peterlburgh, probably, they
would foam better plans for a campaign than there.
If it were nor that France infifled upon the fulfil-
; meat of the late treaty with Aufiria, and upon re-
l-
eeirring,the Months of the Cattaro from the hands of
Aufiria, the Ruffians would have been ejefted ere
now, the Montenegrins brought to reafon, and tran•
quitity tailored : but the Dalmatian provinces mull
be delivered up en the French by the Aufbians I
ando od theißt
ia,w
French
he willre
they no t h receiveavoop w themafd s fromo f
thirty any
tohthoeur.
hands. The Mouths of the Cattaro are feparated
from Dal-natia by the State of Ragufa, to the ex
tent of about. Witty miles, In that the prffiffron of
Cattaro is quite unconneEted with that of Dalmatia.
—The French are mailers of the whole of Dalmatia
t
fend men; the Ruffians at this moment have nn more
than three battalions atCattaro, making, in the whole,
about fifteen hundred men, and not one filcher be
yond that number. When General Brady Curren
tiered the forts to the Ruffians by an aft of bale trea•
Jon, he found the regiment of Thurn in the place s
hundred {tern., and this General delivered the forte
up to three hundred Ruffians, who were landed from
two frigates. The indignation of fume of the officers
of that regiment was then at the higheft pitch, and
• M. Ghifilieri was fo bale as to write to thee officers,
for the purpufe of allaying their refentmenr, and
reconciling them to the furrender of the forts. There
officer!, reckoning upon the efleem of the French
foldiers, afterwards publifhed the Marquis's letter,
' adding the affection, that the polls above mentioned
were fold by the Marquis and General Brady.
On the fame day that the Marquis wrote the
aforefaid letter to the Atifirian Officers, he wrote
lik another to General Mollitor. M. Gila-tilted, and
llthole ,who bad given him orders, fold their mallet
.Itnd their country in the fame manner as when the
1 fecond coalition was formed. One would think it
was time to adopt that kind of condudl that wt ulsi
enfure peace, and not continue to leek for 'native,
of eternal difcord, in contemptible fobterfoges. We
by no means doubt, but when thefe letters come ti
, t?
the knowledee of the War Department at Vienna,
* , proper punahrnent will be inflt&ed upon th.ife whc
have been capable of Inch perfidious conduft.
NO. 1.
'`. .411111lACT Of Tilt woctiorvas POI OIVPIG VP 701 I.IOOTNI
or Tat CATTALO 70 Ttll ROWAN/ AND 11400TENCOPAPit.
- . . On the loth of reirNary, 18,6, (lemmata Monroe. Dumas
and the Marquis De Ohifilierdeommiltary General of his Moja
..' ty the Emperor of Germany and of Aultria, for the transfer ell
Dalmatia and the Mouths of the Cattaro, arrived at Zara.
tt The Martris De Ohifillert, having there learnt the (minima.
• of the Commandant of the Ruffian fquadron to the Commandant
of the Marian trove, mend...tied that he regarded that fummout
as an outrage to his Sovereign, and propored to go immedianly to
C0010'0; ebich was agreed to by the Generals. He 'dually wen?
' I thereon the 25th or seth ot hrbrusry.
, I ^ During that time, General Molitor put his troops in march
1...• .1.. A1....A. .A' el.. (...f my.", enl twat the Mat rifletillinlll