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London, England, 1814-02-28 00:00:00

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• DOTWI P4lOlllB.
The fall of Venice may expected.
On the 19th ult. there has_' ble insurrec-
tion against the French garrison m that'city • but in
consequence of the Austrians and English being at
toe great a distatice;tranquillity via: restored. About
forty-eight gondoliers and fishermen, who with great
boldness and activity attempted to take some of .the
forts. have been shot, while a still greater number
have been put in chains,
The enemy have evacuated Verona and the posi-
tion of Rigoli. An Austrian divisiop is at present
quartered in' our neighbourhood, and will move for.
ward to Verona. We every moment expect accounts
that the Austrian army has crossed the Adige. The
advanced guard of Lieutenant Field Marshal Sam-
n ariva is already before Rivoli.
BASLE, FEBRUARY 5.
To-day five thousand Wurtemberg troops marched
through here, on their route to France. The siege
artillery, from Erfurt, which passed through here
yesterday, is to be placed in the batteries before Hu-
ningen, which town will be strongly bombarded in a
few days. It is said that the Bavarian troops before.
kluningen will be replaced by others. Great want,
of all necessaries, together with sickness, prevails hi
the garrison. • •
.NUREMBERG, FEBRUAiIf L •
• YerteVday commenced the passage of a consider,
able Russian corps through here, by the entrance of
the advanced guard, consisting of about one thousand_-
Cossacks. The other columns will follow without in;
terruptioNV""
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r retANKFORT, FEBRUARY 12.
Menti-is neguciating a capitulation. It was even
reported to-day that the terms had been settltd.
Several battalions under orders to march have this
day received counter orders, and will remain here
still some time.
Accounts from the besieging army before Clogau
mention that on the 26th nit. new negotiations were
entered into for the surrender of that fortress, on 0,
proviso that the. French in garrison should not be
transported as prisoners of war to Russia, but remain,
in Silesia. -

UTRECHT, FEBRUARY ee.
..
Yesterday General RaMpon, the late Governor of
dorcurn, .and 900 rrench prisoners, entered our city'
under a Prussian .escort. Two other divisions of pri-
soners belonging to the garrison are expected to fol-
low them immediately, and they will •all proceed. to
their uiteciog destination. . ,
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Mq..AN, FERUARY I. - •
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On the 16th of January, General Macdonald, tom•
standing the Neapolitan troops in thedistxiat of An-
'cenit, t here they-had been received as troops or the
Allies, tent a note. to General Barbon, Commandant
• of the sth military division, in which he, on the part
of the King.his master, informed the latter, that ho-
was under the necessity of taking possession of the'
town, and required BarbOn to give up the fort. That
Oeiferat liniveVer, refused, and hailing taken all the
necessary Measures for defence, shut Himself up in the
citadel.--IThe following day Generallsfacdonald gave
orders that the public chests should be placed at his
disposal, and that the Prefect should be seat out-of
file department, escorted by a Neapolitan Office
Previous tp this he had addressed a Proclamationito
• • the inhabitants of Ancona, requiring them to be trati.;
quit, and which concludes as follows; •
.4i Iphabititits of Ancona=-When you have comp the pre-
'wilt state of things with the °images and • inicrities`which -you
• suffered during * kirrner siege, then will you acknowledge the
hero whe,nots, governs the Neapolitan people;' ; • .-. • •
. • GEbtERAIs ORDER:. - • '
Lieutenant-General Lavanguyon, commandant of
Rome and the •Trasinsene, considering that the omit-
ration of the Roman States, which has been ordered
by his Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies, has no
' other object than to avert all that mischief to persons
avid . property which must inevitably ensue from
anarchy artier:44e people, co/am:lnds and ordains
fit follow= 44? rTs •
.Art. I. rae, Arm of his Majesty the Llap. of-Naples tabus
tipsier its protection the tranquillity and security of tisk Roman
States. 7
11. AR pastels belonging to the Freselsastion, as well as other
' foreigners, are pla.ked ander the pardshiffirlaspection of the Nee.
politer; army. - -' of
HI. These regobstices are to be4iiseiiilj eltierved itir the
beboof of his Majesty, 4ingCherles; aid - she whole Ili Ina 'Mai.
urns !early.
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to lattice, and po . "Squrflog to military lan.. .
V. All the poi ' and military authorities of both the depart.
rOtCti 41e charged with the execution of the present order,
(tiigae4) LavAN4oreu, Lieuteoanf•Cornaral and
. Cortiniatulatit of the Roman &tams.
At the lama tinic this General issued the following
Proclamation :
. We, Paul Laranguyon, Liestenant-neutral, Ste. to the Inha-
bitants of the Departments of Rome and the Trasiniene :
. • The popular eothissodosis in several of the CoMmunes of the
Roman Safes, tit 'known inclination of other, Coannutns difol-
kw this ineathog, the disappearance of one of the chief Wiwi-
ties, the-ststiliee expressed by the most considerable personages
of this city, the general confusion in all branches of the_adminis-
tratien, the plait on the part of one Government to blow up
the flame of public disorder "instead of opposing its progress, the
difficult 'situation and painful feelings of his Majesty • King
Charles and his Illostriosi fatuity, for whose perionaisafety there
. . ' was reason to be gam*, demonstrated to his, Majesty the
. :.• King of the Two Sieges that the Government of Room end the
' Tie/Amnestied do iiiigge eke necessary force to watch over the
public trat;quillity i •litli nonaiderlog alio that the proteetioo ,
which Ls is' now *boat tei'lereisk will be injurious to to rights
pf nose, w 1.44 it l celled for by his Royal Dignity and
the wishes..pf hie bent toward, 'people of both Depyt.
• , meats, he has, therefore, no I ' d the Neapolitan
" Irpops.to ~reinahr inactive speetailit4-11ithe premillagdiarder
an,l • daily *creasing anarelry ; lelids; therefore; Ordered his '
troop.. ta.sallk*lefeleromti powee#9l; of the said tlepeetni.cutsA '
Ists",2-rt orlifrfOrdst to *Lir Ala* measures Ss rimy terminate
these .intillees, awl to yeetriii!.ffilkei from eodeogarieg his own
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