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of France, is to ennlia of 2000 men. The Prince.
it is fail, will give up his poll as a Pruffian General,
and become a French General of Divifion. A fimilar
treaty is fpoken of between the French and the Prince
of Low s NSTE IN, who was formerly in their fervice.
MAW H BIM, Nov. 15.—The French army, now in
Germany, inclufive of the 7th corps under Alma-
&say, and the auxiliaries from Bavaria, Baden, &c. is
efiimated at 200,000 effeflive men.
AuGsau RGI4, Nov. i4..—The exorbitant quantities
of hay which have been taken from the villages in
Bavaria and Suabia, has canted loch a (catchy of
that article, that numbers of peafants have been com-
pelled to kill their cattle for want of fodder. The
fields, likewife, are. nor above half Town, which adds
•confiderably to the gloom of the profpeet before us;
and, befides this, a licknefs has broken out among
the horfes in Suabia and Bavaria, by which thoufands
have died.
It mull be added to the tell of our calamities, that
many families are fo much reduced, in confequence
of foldiers being quartered upon them, that they have
been obliged to part with every thing that was valu-
able. Taylors, fhoemakers, and fadlers, are the only
perlons in employ. The French foldiers have brought
a large quantity of Spann dollars is circulation.
The Elator of Treves, who Itillrelides here, affords
the prifoners a daily fupply of bread and brandy.
PRAGUE, Nov. IS.—The Emperor arrived on the
9th intl. at three in the afternoon, from Prefbourg
at Br unn, The Archdukes FitILDINAND and Aar HOIST
arrived here laft night, the former from the army,
and the latter from Berlin and Drefden. The Arch
duke ANTHONY made but a Wort flay, and let out
immediately for Bruno.
Fasts cord te, Nov. [S.—The Woltikehl cavalry
have taken about 60,000 florins of booty, on their
march to Bohemia. They were purfued by two re-
giments of French cavalry to Dunkelllauhl. The
Elearefs of Bavaria, who met them on the road, they
treated with great refpeet, but they carried off with
them both the Adjutants who accompanied her. In
the Bavarian pc:damn in the Upper Palatinate, they
made leveral requititiuns, and let the fortrefs of Ro-

thenberg in alarns.
Nov. ;9.—The army atrembled by the Archduke
FERDINAND in Bohemia becomes every day more for-
midable. &fides the regiments of regular troops
which he has with him, he has been joined by more
than t 5,000 men, f..me of whom were difperfed in the
different aelions, and others, fugitive p:ifoners, who
have rejoined their colours. If to this number is ad•
ded thole who had previoufly rejoined the Archduke
FERDINAND in Bohemia, it is evident that this Prince
will foon be at the head of a numerous army.
Travellers who have taken the road from Brannan
to Lintz have feen more than fifty villages abandoned
' by their inbabitants, and in which not a tingle perfon
could be feen. Before the houfes there were a great
number of the dead bodies of foldiers.

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This day, appanted for a Day of General Thankr.
giving, was obferved throughout London and Weft-
minfter, and the furrounding Villages, with a more
than ufual folemnitq. The Churches were well
attended, and the fervice was accompanied with
works of mercy—liberal donations to the Patriotic
Fund eftablifhed for the relief of the Orphans and
Widows of the brave Defenders of our Country.

Monday lea the Channel Fleet, under the com-
mand of Admiral Coauwatits, failed from Fal-
mouth to refume their Radon off Breit.
His Majeßy's (hip Vtcroey has at length arrived.
She came to anchor yeßerday at St. Helen's, and
was expeaed to be at Spithead this morning. It is
reported that Lord NeLsott's body will be removed
from the Vicroey to a fmaller veffel, and carried
round to Greenwich, in the courfe of a day or two,
where preparations will be made for the funeral.

The Hamburgh mail due yciterday not having yet
arrived, we have been able to add but little to the
ample details already laid before our Readers. In the
preceding columns will be found a few mutts from
the !aft received mails. _ .

Accounts from Fluling and Embden, brought by
(hips arrived in the Downs, (peak of a great battle in
the neighbourhood of Vienna, between the 'Ruffians
and the French, in which the latter were defeated,
with a lots of to,ooo men ; and of an anion on the
Italian frontier, which terminated in favour of the
Archduke CHARLES. Thefe rumours, we believe,
relate to affairs which have been already Rated in
the Auarian Court Gazette.

Yeflerday, at twelve o'clock, the Lord Chancellor
called on Mr. PITT. At two o'clock Earl HAR-
RI /I Grow and Lord hlumaaAvs likewife called on the

Minifter.
At four o'clock a Council was held at Lord Mul-
grave's Office, which was attended by the Lord
Chancellor and all the Mini&as. Earl HAULING•
TON and Lord CATHCART attended the Council.
On Thurfday laft, a Gentleman, of Cuetfield, fhot
at a doe with a tingle ball, in Mrs. Sergifon's park,
and actually killed three at the fame fhot ; but what
renders this matter the more extraordinary is, that
the ball &mild have patted through all their heads,
which is literally the fa&
On Wednefday fe'nnight a lark was purfued by a
hawk into the houfe of a perfon named Winter, at
Southeafe, near Lewes, where they were both taken
alive, and confined in ftparate cages; but what is
molt worthy of remark is, that a fimilar circumnance
' occurred in the fame honk ten years ago, when both
birds were alto taken and caged in like manner.