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In addition to the circumflances mentioned yefler--
day refpeCting the staive movements cf the Ruffian
army, we have to [late that about 4030 Ruffians,
from Reid and Cronßadt, have landed at Stralfund
in Swedifh Pomerania ; and that nothing but a want
of transports prevented a much greater number
(about io,ocro) from landing there before this time.
There were already about ft% thonfand Sweekb : •
that ga r tifon, and a reinforcement of eir,ht thouf.re c
more were:llion!), expefled, In that the force in that
quarter will loon be able to create a powerful diver-
' flan'. Whia wilhFrudia fay to all this ? What will
the fable' Pat Wet fay to another fad of a different kind,
est whist We'llave reeeived•intelfigence by
' .•• :. THE HAMBURGH MAIL
Due on Wednefday, which has this day arrived. The-
11111Intralitywhich the Kirag of Pa us six bound himfelf to
attaititaita;'hy 'force, if neceffary, is laughed at by his
new made Impel ial brother, BONAPARTE! The French
aernyastaster the command of Marthal BERNADOTTE,
tnefilling of 20,000 Men, paired in two columns, on
.the 3d of October, through the Margraviate of An-
fpacb, in fpite of the reprefentations of the Pruffian
Generals and Miniflers ; and it is undedlood that
the army of General Mazatoir, joined by the Ba-
varian troops, is to take the fame road. Major
HOWEX, at the head of his fqnadron, offered to
oppofe the paffage of the French, but General
•KELLERDIANN, at the head of 800 men, declared that
he would pats by force. The reprefentations of Barou
SCHLAGIN, the Minifler of his Pruffian Majefly, were
equally in vain. The French Generals declared that
oh* bad pojtive order: to ejl their march through the Mar.
graviate.
We fhould not be furprifed if this outrage 'hoed
have the effeCt to make the King of Plana imme-
diately join the confederacy ; for this is a very dif-
ferent cafe from troops entering Swedilh Pomerania,
a country over which he has no fovereignty. Here
his own territories arc aftually invaded, the Margra-
viate of Anfpach having become, by purchafe from
the Margravine, a part of the Pruffian dominions.—
We wait with impatience to know how the intelligence
will be received-at the Court of Berlin.
The interview between the Emperor ALEXANDEIR
and the KING of PRUSSIA, hat probably taken place
at Wilna before now, as the latter was to leave Ben
lin on the 7th or Bth instant fcr that purpofe.
His Imperial Majeßy of Germany and Auftria ar-
rived at Vienna, on the agth ult. on his return from
his army. The States of Hungary have offered him
an army of referve of too,ooo men, thofe of Bohemia
one of goanoo, and AO! is one of iso,ooo ; making,
in all, a referve of 34.0,000 men.
Another eircumllance worthy of rematk, men-
Cloned in the accounts by this Mail, is the melt of
fome Foreign Minifiers and their barite at Stutgard,
by order of the
.Freneb Government. , It appears
that it.was not without a jug ground of-fufpicicn,
that the Court of Vienna refufed granting paffports
to the French Minifter, till it fllould learn that pal
posts had been granted by France to the Auflrian

Ambaffador and fubjedts.
The following are the only other articles worthy
of notice, received by this Mail : .
Spyrcetri, OCT. S.—The French troops are
marching on
,all fides,. from the Rhine to the Da-
nube. 'This city, and all the environs, are full of
troops. The French have publahed that war is de-
dared.. It is laid that the head quarters of the French
will be transferred to Louifborg. The Emperor
took .up his refidence there in the night of the zd of
this. month ; loon after which, and the publication
of war, a courier arrived here from Loui(bwg, and
two foreign Miniaers, with their faur Secretaries et:
Lkation, and a Counfdlor.of State, and Charge
d'Affaires, were immediately arrelled. They are n't
permitted to go out, nor to fpeak to any perfon what•
fuer. er.
• MENTZ, OCT. s.—ln a few days the fix principal
corps of the great army which is rapidly advancing
towards Swabia and Bavaria, in the dire Sion of
Neuberg and Ingolltadt, will have formcd a junc-
tion. They amount in the %Owl,: to t.40,,,D0 men.
It is reported to-day that Couot PyiiciP
tat, has paired through Strafburg ta) his return fictir
Paris.

It is confirmed that the Eleeors of Wurterni.,:-
and Baden, as well as Bavaria, have joined 11—;
troops to the French.
BANKS OF THE REDNITZ, OcT. 5.---Yetlerday
ternoon a Bavarian column of tfi,ooo men inf..nt•r
and cavalry from the camp at Forcheim, appeared
nnexpededly before Bayerfdorff, and prepared ra es-
ter the Prufllan territory. 'lhe flrongcit pioteltations
were made againft this procezding on the part of the
Pruffians ; but, the Bavarian General replied, that
he had exprefs orders for what he did, and that he
would pals by force. The 3o gtenadie.:, who were
there being unable to make any refinance, the column
proceeded by &chat!), Schallerthoff, and Fad'. At
Furth they encamped on the heath of that name,
where another Bavarian column was cape!tcd on the

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tt y
red
en-

inaant, making the whole army amount to thirty

C.nnf.ind men. The French were in like manner on

their march to join the Bavarians, and it was fop-
poled, in conjunction with them, would penetrate to-

w ,rric N..•••T,rk, in order to take the Aualians In

flank and rear.

r OCTOBEK s.—Circumflances here have
fuddenly changed. I► wa, fuppofed that the French
were drawing towards Bohemia. but they have fud-
daily turned to the south towards the Danube, in
order, as it appears, to take the Auttrians in flank.
...-BERNADOTTE is marching by Uffenheirn towards
Neuberg ; Maantomr, by Mergentheim towards Do-
nanwerth ; and the Bavarian corps, tinder Leant,
towards Ingolfiadt.—T,, arrive the (flour at their
&libation, the foreign troops have entered the
Pr uffian territory. The principal column has entered
the territory of Anfpach at Uflenheim. A prntefla•

iion has been made by the Pruffian Unifier Pleni-

Fotentiary, Baron Von Sot LAOIII, againit this viola•

Lion of the Pruffian territory.
VIENNA, Ocr. 2.--Hic Excellency Count HAUO•
',l'm, the Pruffian Miniller, arrived hereon the 29th

of September. The objea of his journey is to en-

deavour to conciliate the Powers which are on the
brink Of a rupture.

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It is believed that onr Emperor will be pref.* at
the approaching interview between the Emperor
ALIIIXAVIDIR and the King of Pr ulfia.
• Ocr. B.—l am jail informed, that a
conliderable body of French troops are now on their
march from Holland to Hanover, to re.neeupy the

latter country. It is faid shat the landing of the
Ruffians on the Hand of Rugen has given rife nr

this Inevement, and that the French will refill the

rafrage of Rufrun army froin Pomerania. through
Ide-kleaburgh and Hanover. The King of Pruffia,

it i tcared, has contented to this return of the French,

BIRLSII, OCT. 17.—We have received the unex-
yard intelligence that the French have pallid by
(vice through the Margraviate of Anfpach. A great

Council of State was immcdiately afrembled, but we

know not yet what has been refolved.
OCT. B.—Yefterday his I :ighnefs the Duke of
Bruofwick, and his Excellency Field Martha' Mot-
tampoar, were at a dinner given by his Excellency
the State and Cabinet Minitter, Baron HARDINBIRO.
At the moment when the company were about to
take their feats at table, the Minifter received dif
patches; in confequence of which, his Excellency
bad a conference with his Royal Highnefs and with
Field Marfhal Mora., Dolt I, which Jailed nearly two
hours, and occafioned the dinner to be deferred till
it was very late.
His Pruflian Majefty prnpofes to fet out in a few
days to comply with the invitation of the Emperor
of Russia. The interview of the two Sovereigns
was to have been at Pulavie, but it appears that the
departure of his Majetly is deferred.
Major HAAR is returned, and has brought to our
Sovereign a letter from the Emperor ALIXANDIR, in
the hand writing of that Mynarch.
Ysrso, Ocv. s.a—The Count General Tortilla.,
who is to command the Ruffian troops in this neigh-
bourhood, arrived hare yefterday in a Ruffian frigate;
the tranfports with the troops on board, which are
Paid to amount to zo,noo men, are in fight.
STR•LSMID, OCT. s...aThe troops expelled from
Sweden have arrived within tin& few days, confin-
ing of a battalion of one thoufand Men, and two ditto
of five hundred grenadier 'dards each, with Come
buffars and ammtmities waggons. Thus about two
thoufand five hundred men have been quartered, and
our garrifon confifts at prefent of fix thoufand men.
The works of our fortifications are continued with-
out interruption. General Common is arrived,
but will loon go back. It is faid, that eight thou-
rand more Swedifis troops will arrive, and have
received orders to marsh, but we have no official
information of it yet. The Ruffians have made
their appearance. A 101 l boat from a Chip of war
arrived here yellerday, from Moncbgut, in the
Wand of Rugen, with fume Officers. They will
march acrofs Rugen to the Ferry of Gleritz, whence
they will be ferried over to Stalbrod. in Pomerania,
and not to our fortrefs. Quarters have been befpoke
for them by the Army Comrniffaries, for a (port time,
in Pomerania, and their maintenance is fixed at a
certain rate. A camp will next be formed between
Grim and Loitz. In all fifteen or twenty thoufand
Ruffians have arrived. Seven Chips with cavalry are
in Gripfwalde roads, and there are faid to be from
thirty to fifty (hips off our coaft. They are Rated to
carry an ample quantity of fibres with them for their
magazines, except forage, fome of which has been
purchafed in Pomerania. On the Pruffian frontier
every thing is very quiet ; Demmin and Anclam are
garrifoned by invalids. The Pruflians are forming
a camp near Prenflow. The fcarcity will be dread-
ful, if the troops remain here long.
MADRID, SETT. s6.—lt is affected that our Go-
vernment has been called upon by the French, to af-
ford, in the event of a Continental war, the affiftance
ftipulated by treaty.
FROM ITALY, Saar. IS.—The Auftrians are em-
ployed night and day in cretins a number of fora
fications on the Adige.
The Government of Genoa has given notice to M.
SHAFFIR, the Auftrian Commiffary in that city that
hi, longer Ray there was deemed fuperfiuous, where-
upon he fet off for Vienna.

Rointoo, Skim 27.--Tbe beadioarters of tbel
Archduke Citatszs will to-day be removed frog!
Padua to Vicenza. The fpirit of the Auftrian army
in Italy is excellent. The regiments have mutually
fworn to each other not to retreat before the enemy,
but to conquer or die.