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Ile is tee prompt to commence his movements,
tore salve and more conflant. Saxony ia.more
powerful dial. Sweden ; the is as powerfai as Den-
mark, and fhe has no quarrel with Prance. We can
outlay.' neuter, and hold the balance between
Pruifia. This is the with of the nation
and of our Prince.—Mwritrur.
UTILICHT, SIM% t6.—The Lieutenant General
Bruce, Commandant of the troops of this place, has
left it for Middlebourg, where he goes to command
the fecond military divifion. The Lieutenant Gene-
ral Dumonceau is expelled here to-day, who will af-
terwards proceed to the camp of Zeyft, and on Fri-
day neat Lieutenant General Von Baecop. •
Nape's, SaPT. 2.—On the tad of Augull the di.
vifion of General Verdier marched to Amentea. On
its approach the Englith abandoned the rebels and
betook themfelves .to their reffels. The rebels en-
camped to the number of about moo in the plain of
Monte Cocnzza, were furrounded by the French
troops, and ti,e greateß part killed. On the 24. th the
French made themfelves masers of Amentea.
LIIPSIC, Styr. 15.—We are at-prefent in the moll
critical fituation. In a few days, however, we (hall
know our fate. Reports multiply of a hundred dif
ferent natures, as always happens in timilar
fiances, fome announcing that the Prufflans have
united with the Saxons ; others, on the contrary, that
the latter with to preferve a perfect neutrality, pro-
telling formally againit any violation of their terri-
tory. Prince Louis of Proffitt is at Drefden, where
he has frequent conferences with the Eltdor. SOM.
Journals have already compared the prefent lituation
of Saxony with that of Bavaria, which was fimilatly
fituated, and they draw a conclufion founded on that
event. What would Bavaria bare been now, if the
had hefitated to claim the protedion of France ?
Yasssr, Attn. go.—lntelligence has been received
here, that, by an order of the Grand Seignior, the
I Princes of Moldavia and Wallachia are depofed.
Prince Mnrnzi is replaced by Prince Callimachi, mad
Prince Ipfdante by Prince Alexander Suzzo.
The two depofed Princes no longer belong to the
Ottoman Empire. They meditate a revolution, of
which the troubles in Servia appear to be the fignal,
and in which they, hope to unite the Montenegrins, a
part of Bulgaria, and all the Greeks In the empire. '
The Ayan of Rotfclnek, who was alraffinated by hi•
foldiers, had openly joined in their projects; he had
become the intimate friend of Prince Ipfilante, and
was preparing, at the time of his death, to march
with an army of tio,ooo men againft the troops of
the Grand Seignior.
The nomination of the Princes Callimachi and
Alexander Saiso,tas caufed great fatisfattion. Both
are known by their fidelity and their devotion to their
folereign. Their appointment is regarded as the fin-eh
means.of re-attaching to the empire two provinces,
which, under the preceding Adminifiration, were no-
thing more than Ruffian poffeffions.
FROM THE HAMBUROH MAILS.
BOUM! THI IMIq, SEPT. 9,—The fortrefs of
Brannan was delivered to the Auftrian troops the 6rl,
of.this month. The French troops that are at Nu
rensberg received orders yefierday at the parade to
fat off on their march to Furth at eleven in the morn-
ing, with all their field eqnipage. It is thought that
they will not return again to this city, but remove to
a greater dikance.'
It is reported from Wirtzingen that the French.
who are quartered there, will depart from thence in
four days, and make room for the troops that have
come from the territory of Anfpach.
Cassano Saar. is.—Yefterday our Eledor and his
family, with all their valuable moveables,arrived here.
The French Emperor has taken poffellion of the prin-
cipality of Hanau, and propofes indemnifying our
Elector with the Sovereignty of .Collifche Sautland,
and alfo Witthenftein and Waldeck, but upon condi-
tion of his paying the debts which are upon thefe
countries into the hands of a French Commiffary,•-•
In confequence of thefe operations form regitneats of
dragoons have marched to Horsfield, and alfo feveral
corps of 'lnfantry to Vacha. We are daily in expel
cation of the whole of the Military being put in mo-
tion, as certain information is fold to be arrivrdfiere,
that the Ruffian Army in Poland is upon the march,
in three divifinus, to join the Pruflians in Saxony.—.
Notwithflanding, however, all thefe warlike prep-
rations, fonie hopes are kill entertained of an amica-
ble adjoßment of the difputed points, from an idea
that Bonaparte having it in his power to make ho•
nourable terms of peace for his country, may be
induced to drop film of his extravagant pretenfions,
rather than hazard the chance of obtaining them b.y
the fortune of war. •
A rrrrr URG, St rr. 9.-oot Elationl troops have
juR received marching orders,and to-morrow twenty
thoufand men will break up in their head quarters
to proceed to Pirna and Meatus to form a jundion
with 60,000 Proffians already on the frontiers of
Upper Lufatist. The French are Rationed about eight
miles from this, but have not made the leak move-
ment to approach our territory.
BaANDINIUKO, SIPT. t3.—Several Prtillian regi-
ments, on their route from Melia, fhnold have ar-
rived here on the ,th inflant, between Pauzen and
Drefden. By the tath, all the Pruffian regiments,
which form the feveral Prothan corps on the Saxon
frontiers, and in the dikritis of Magdeburg, Anhalt,
and liletiphalia, (hall have reached their places of
deftination. The regiment of Arnim, which belongs
to the garrifop of perlin, but which has hitherto been
in Pomerania, is to return to Berlin the with, and
after fame days repofe, will continue their march.— I
The regiments coming from South Welt Pruffia, un-
der command of General Pt ince Eugene of Wurtem.
berg, are affembling at Cparin. The advanced guard
of this corps will arrive on the 17th, in the neigh.
boui hood of Berlin. On the fame day alfo the parks
of flying artillery belonging to this corps will join
them from Berlin.
WESTPHALIA* SEPT. If.—General Elucher is ar-
rived with his corps at Paderborn, in order to join
the Hellians on the Diemel. The regiments of Lit-
tow and Brufewitz, Ivernois battalion ut fuzdeers,
and the corps of jagers, will enter and replace him
at Munner. Oo the morning of the day before yef-
terday alfo the hufTars that have been for fome time
Rationed at Bochum, attired ordert to march im-
mediately. •
The proprietors of the horfes that were railed for
ferrite in the (hark% of Markneulich, but ordered hack
again till further orders, have again received orders
to hue atat in radinds in a few"dayl.

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PRoM THE DUTCH PAPERS,
I-TAOue, Stay. 23.-11)4 morning a report Was
fpread here, that the Emperor of thv French had left
Fuji, and was upon his journey to Mentz.
eft
,7he lag
accpunts from Brack fay, he will artier, thMach
fooper than has been expeCted.
Box:As, SEPT. 16.—We are affured, that the Ad-
jutaut of Prince Alexander Berthiet has arrived at
the houfe of the French Refident in this city.
Betas, Ssrr. io.—We have not yet received the
particulars of the deplorable caraftroplse at Schutz ;
we only know, that 'tight hundred labOurett ire em-
ployed in digging for the bodies, many .of *filch are
found dreadfully mutilated,. Oft forming a charibel
to draw off the tratArs, between thirty and-forty la.
bowers bite unforgiriately been fetalloered- hp bt• a
torrent of muddy water, which broke-in lipob thins
fiiddenly; Skir bodies have not yet been &oat Per-
fons who came here yeßereloyamio Ldterne, 'report
that a part of the fame mountaist;• Int ght othet Ode,
has fuddenly given- way.e':•theyslid riot know the,ex.
tent of the damage in this %genet; init. tfiejr'faftlfat
Dr. Ludwig. of Aarbon, is among the viditos titithis
tragical occofion.
STtITOikEt. SEPT. 15.—.00r • Moseibli fiftigittit
every thing in readinefs, to offer hl* NMI -
troops as a Member of the Confederative of 'ills
Rhine, the moment it may be ealledfAi. Tird-Atif.
triad prifoners continue- to oviebdratr; his not-ift
columns of four hondtigi lam* ,a* before t theinir-
ties, at prOlint, do nooftittiratuhdred. •-;„,_'•4
Hit ItIVIIO Hs. Sr. alr. iltywAibillal lettertfroll Bref-
lain Pleutioerlbaelhe farrisevoillamr hiPeretiet- t
ger their grain, /cc. in as Ceara, • est aI et
body of foreign triximemetto illi bib' h
the country. It M proboMrvo. ded mor,
that atawip is to bestradeitolltihr
-• .. troops dear
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Orticias. RSPeaT.—Rentetseb proarsiiiieby the Corot-Mar.
Dial hersordinsry, ecssieesmd in preseame et erne impala
' 'Decree of the r,th Meeldor. lath wow and rig the asamnandot
his HI/beefs Ike Prince a **wit aid, piasegta, bilged',
at War, Marta: of the Empire, and Nfilor.glatenti,
In the name of his Majefly the .P.inpercir. of the
French and King of Italy I
Today, this 25th of Aorta, In the year 'BO6.
The Extraordinary Court Martial fitting at Bran.
nau, and by command of his Highnefs the Prince of
Neufchatel and Valangin, Minilter at War, Marfhil
of the Empire, and Major General of the Grand
Army, under -date of the rath of the precept months
named and conformably to the above la so.nfillink
if, as follows; n. 2
immigiroacc -.t. -. t ! .11 cAiii
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Lorin ,e Colopel of Ow 46qi Reipsiot ellailltpf W. Elms
Prefulent.
nude, Colonel of the ttt Regiment Intantryof Nat Lisedvdae.
Looloroi. Woad of the 134 Regiment of infantry of die Linei,
Judge. . '
1.1-luilller, colonel of tbe"7sth !tell/intent at Infantry of the U.
bubo-
-1 ajonquiere, Colonel of the 76th Infantry of the aloe, Mg"
Chau'd. coloogr Petite 6.ith infantry of the Line' N.*. ~
Nicolas, colonel of the 611 t infinity of bile Line, Julie:
Ainnheur hint, Adjutant Commandant, Oblef of 'the ghee or
the Firß Dielfion of the 4th Corps of the Grand Army, judge
A ....ocate.
All named, that is to fay,
.coioset, Latrille. Lywarols, L'lluilller, and the Adjmear ChM.
enandant Rime, by his Excefiesey Martha o(the Empire Smolt.
Colonel Autis, by his Lasalle: ter Maribal of the Empire Hants
dotte.
Colonel L.Joaqukrs, by his Excellency Martha of ibiEseniee
Ney.
Colonel Chatted, by Ms Excellency Mai dal of the Pappe Morg
tier; and
ColooelNleolas,by his Excellency Mudisl of the Empire Dams&
"the Judge Advocate had aifigned, to aid him,
Monfieur Chapon, Quarter Mager Serjeant in the
43d Regiment, as Clerk of the Court Martial, by the
Prefident named, who, according to the fpirit of the
7th and Bth articles of the !sat Brumaire, nand non
of them within the forbidden degrees, neither with
refpeet to each other nor to the prifoner.
The Court, after being daly fummoncd, sirens•
bled in Braunau, to proceed to judgment upon the
following perfons, namely—
lutes, reboderee, aged 3S yens, born at possenventi, and {liars
dwelling, trader, here relent. ' ...s v.:a • •
Jobe Philip Palen, aged co yeas, hare es &handset, &PIAUI
, Nurnberg, where he carries oti the bash trade seder the
of the booth et Stein and Co. here pretest. ,
N. Merkel, innkeeper at Neckars CIO, RI the Vine: 4p lic Inv
temberg, abfeot, and nut appeasing brOtert.
joky Is Frederick jenifch, head clerk lu the bootteVies,hodatoll
Stage, hi Augfburg,abfent, and not apptaAng ,n =k,, 24.._g_ •
N. Kupper, bookfeller and printer of Vienna, in
and not appearing before the Court. • -',P.
N. Zurkh , hookleila of Unto, to Auftria, stick; ant 11110144401"
instil Court.
Accufed of being Authors, PrintiltiretbitNikria
butors of opprobrious writings, which have appeared
i egainft his Majetty the Emperor and King, and hie
' army, and have been compered with the intention of
mitleading the minds of the inhabitants of South Ger-
tnany, inafmoch as they exhorted them to (edition,
lirforreSion, and alTaffmation againil the French
troops ; nay, endeavoured to Rir up the latter to dif.
obedience and forgetfulnefi of their duty to their law.
ful . Commanders.
' When the Sitting was opened, and the Prefident laid
before him the order of the lath of the prefent month,
Auguft, figned by his Highnefs the Prince of Neuf.
chatel and Valangin, Minillcr at War, and Major
General of the Grand Army; containing the Appoint-
ment of the Court Martial, be required the reading of
the form of quellions, and other ails (57 in number)'
as well fir as against the accuCed. .
On there being duly read, the Prefident ordered
the guard to bring forward Jofeph Schoderer, one of
the accufed, who was accordingly brought before
the Court free, without fetters, and accompanied by
his advocate.

Being queftioned as to his name, furname, age,
occupation, birth place, and abode—
He made anfwer—" I am called fofeph Schoderer
my age is thirty-eight ; I was born and am relident
a trader in Donauwerth."

After the ascufed was made acquainted with all
the pieces and ads making againfl him, the Prefidenrt
through the medium of M. Himberger, Sworn In-
terpreter, celled fa this purpofe from his office, and
duly tworn again to this effeel, queflioned him, and
prefented him the pieces and ads which concerned
him.
The nefident called the Guard to produce the
other accuted in callody, named john Philip Palm,
who was accordingly brought before the Court, freet
and without fetters.
Being quellioned upon his sane, Curium, e=el
occupation, place 9f birth, end drittillatg t tie ft