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PARIS, SEPT:6.
By a decree of his Serene Highnefs the Viceroy of
Italy, the exportation of horfcs, mules, cattle, and
Bleep, is prohibited until further orders.
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

STRAIBURGH, SEPT. i.—All the letters from Ger-
many affirm, that in cafe of war between Auitria
and France, there will be, in confequence of a con-
vention between France and Pruffia, a line of neu-
trality ellablithed, to be guarded by neutral troops.
—lt is laid, that. Franconia will be included within
this line. This may explain why the Elector of Ba.
',Aria has fent mon of his valuable aids to 'Warta-
burgh. M. de STRAUCH is fet out for Infpruck to
take the chief command of the Au(lrian troops in the
Tyrol. General HILLIER is to ferve under him.—
General CHRYSLER is to remain io the Tyrol, as
imperial Commiffary General. Intrenchments life
throwing up in every pan of the Tyrol, particularly
in the Vitfchgau, on the fide of Finflennuntz, and
in the environs of Roveredo, Trente, as well as on
the frontiers of the Grifons.
The camp at Bregentz, which is compored of
ts,ooo men, will be reinforced by fame regiments
from the Tyrol ; General Wotrscsin. has been ap-
pointed to the command of it.
SEPT. 3.—Nothing new reipeding the queflion of
peace'or war. It is pofitively alerted, that the tran-
quillity of the Continent depends on the answer which
the Court of Vienna will give.
It is reported that a camp will be immediately for-
med in our neighbourhood. We have as yet received
no pofitive intelligence reipeding it, but we learn,
that Come regiments of infantry and cavalry arc to
arrive here in the cootie of the week. A regiment
of dragoons arrived yenerday.
VENICE, Auc. 2 I.—Captain FLORID arrived here
lag Monday from Corfu. By letters from that ifland
we learn, that the Ruffian (hips which were off the
coaft have fet fail, according to fome reports, to meet
a convoy coming from the Black Sea; but according
to other rumours, to eremite their crews in naval
Sabel.
Sr. PSTSILSBUSGH, AUG. 10.11 is confirmed that
our troops take a direction towards the dependent
provinces of the Houfe of Aultria, particularly Gal-
Bei.' and Silefia, and that they will affemble in the
environs of Troppan and jagerndorf. They (peak
alto of corps of troops which are to be embarked,
and which are to join the foreign troops.
HAHRURGH, AUG. zs.--.-On the loth of June and
in of July, a violent hurricane was experienced at
Odeffa (on the Black Sea) by which great damage
was done in the port. A Ruffian merchant veld
ran on (pore ; two other Ruffian melds, one Englifh,
two Außrian, and one Ragnfan veffel, were forced to
throw overboard a pan of their cargoes, which con-
fined of grain.
FRANKFORT, AUG. 2g.—There is no doubt, fay: a
German Gazette, that Sweden will join Ruffia.—
During the whole time of the manoeuvres in Scania,
M. d'ALor a us, the Ruffian Mininer, never quitted his
Bwedifh Majelly. It is concluded, that in the event
of war, the Swedi(h troops will ad conjunaly with
the Ruffians, and that the manner in which they are
to be employed has been determined upon between
the King and the Ruffian Minifter.
Prince FIRDINAND, only furviving brother of the
Great FREDIRICS, will celebrate on the 27th of next
month the completion of the loth year of his mar-
riage with the Princefs Louisa, Margravine of Bran-
denburgh Schwelt, whom he efpoufed the 27th of
September, 1755. There will be on this occafion a
brilliant fete at Court. i
Fa AIiLFOILT, Sara. t.—Things are affurninga more
warlike appearance every day. Me camps affembledl
at Min kenfdorf and inßohemia.havenow alio received
orders to break up, and to join the camp at Lintz,
nearer to the frontier, which will be exceedingly
firong ; they talk of 8o or too,ooo men. From an.
other quarter we learn, that the Ruffian troops ail
fembled in Poland are marching for Aultrian Snail,
Moravia, and Bohemia, where, it is Paid, they will, in
certain cafes, go into winter quarters, and cover the
Aunt ian frontier on the fide of the Pruffian States.
Aaau, AUG. 25.—Colonel GLUTS, brother to his
Excellency the Landamman of Switzerland, paled
through this town yefterday. It is laid that he goes
on particular bufinefs to the Court of Vienna. It is
fuppofed to relate to the neutrality of Switzerland, in
cafe of a continental war.
Buss, Auo. 27.—General VIAL, Ambaffador
from France, arrived at Berne this morning from
Paris. The harvelt is very fine throughout the Can-
ton of Bei ne.
Bs•uvats, SEPT. 3.—His Majeny the Emperor,
returning from Boulogne by the new road from Ca
lais to Paris, paled through this place between fix
and (even this morning, with two carriages only in
his fuite.
AUGSBURGH, AUG. 27.—Accountsreceived from
the Tyrol, of the zath inn. Rate, that the diltrids of
Trente, Roveredo, Etc. are provided with ftrong in-
trenchments, and that the narrow pales of Fuller-
mune, Winchgau, etc. are placing in the ben Rate
of defence. Field Marthal Lieutenant Marquis de
CaAsysitza is named Commiffary of the Imperial
Court for the Tyrol.
Hi LDISM si NI, A u c. 30 —This afternoon the French
Mar(hal DUROC pallid through this city for Berlin,
hreceded by an exprefs ordering poR betties to be
eld in readinefs on his toute. The miffion of M.
Duanc is thought to be of the utrnoß importance ;
and it will be recolleded that be has been before em-
ployed on important millions at come critical poi iods.
LUSESSURGH, A tio. 31.-0 o the arrival of a
courier the day before yellerday, various reports
were propagated here. and a general movement com
menced among the French troops. Yeßerday and
this day, the camp of soot) men near this city was
broken op. The troops quartered in the vicinity,
Land at Harburgh and Lauenburgh, are hourly palling
• through this city in great haße tp the fonthward, for
Ztll and Giffhorn. All the troops, it is thought,
.. ill be gone by next 'l'uefday. We cannot fay any
tßini; putative on the object of there movements.