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London, England, 1806-11-24 00:00:00

14.
The Grand Doke of hers was expebedee awl !leg;
fn of die 6th intl. at Lubec, in order to wadi Pm
Blucher, who had retreated Thither.
On theyd infl.the corp., which had cierja-
o;ed the Limenbnrg territory, appeared befoteLubee
and obtained admittance there by violence. On the
gth they had nearly all embarked for Travemunde,
on their way to StraMind, where every poffible
fore is taking to ftrengthen that place.

Magdeburg Ks capitulated.
It is raid that the Duke of Brunfwick purpofed to
proceed from Alton* to England.
Old Pitt(lia, Silefia, and Poland, are about to
become the theatre of war. Some of the French
advanced poll, have even entered Poland.
The Marquis Lueehefinits millSon'to the Ettpetpr
Napoleon has been unfoccefsful I siad it Is now faia
that the King of Pr uffia prefes to have.ao iaiervievr
with the Emperor of the French.
Marital Monier has, by a proclama4ass, taken
poffeffion of the Eleitorare of Heffe Ca4l. *
French General Lagrange is appointed Governor of
that Elea rate.
According to a letter fr(ms ,Nurombeig, 644
November z, the fortrcfs of Phsflmhof& had not die*
fart endued. • ..

Several waggons, laden with money, haws
,Iptor
arrived at Deventer from Munfler ; and all:, feveral
from Holland, at Brit dstlined for the Royal Army ;
all of which, however, has been lodged at the Gene-
ral Bareao. A great number of pieces of ordnance,
waggons and carts, lade! with powder, have pallid
through Deventer. for the army in Wellphilia I whi-
ther Oro fevers! &teammate of Dutch Grenadiers
and Infantry ire marching.
UI=CHIT. NOV. 9.
Lan night arrived here feveral officers with a
number of Grenadiers
.9f the Royal Guards. This
morning early they proceeded for Manlier. The
Grenadier battalion, formed in the camp Of Antler.
Litz, yellerdiy far Mt

departed ....erday . lunich.
HAGUE, NOV. p.
We bar that, bt the ezprefs orders of his fdajeßy,
communicated through the Mininer of the Finances,
the confiderable depot for the military ;heft, now at
Deventer, ii to be employed for the payment of the
Coupons and loterelis; it is to be conveyed in a few
days to the General Office at Amtlerdarn, and there.
to be converted to the above mentioned purpofes, in
order to maintain the public credit with vigour.-..
The Plead quarters of his Majeily tbe King of Hol.
land were, on the 4th ;MI. at WarbOrg, a place be.
' yond Paderborn, on the road to Caffel. The French,
with rapid Brides, are approaching the confines, of
forperania. The rfnthy of Brunferick has been,
formally occopicd, in name of hithlejelly the French
Emperor. According to intelligence from Haoover%
dated the SA ult. that Eleftorate, as well as the
Ofna'btiiii territory, bad been, to that period, refpefled
by the Frenchtroope. The refpetlive.Minifiers, itt,
ahofa two countdes, continue in the adm:niftration 4
she public atfaire.'. ,
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Nov suss. si..A.
.jsp*p *met!! in.
. that
jaeo
'envie' Elbe, dated,. Jib. . iheDocia troop',
have taken Ire!, a itoppppiad that a part of our
only will boliest Herod&
Trees tee Hope Content Ilattaordlnary, at Wediadday. . .
Nowsober ts. , 7
HAM, I, Nov. rs.—We learn with home fatisfse-,
tton. that the Dutch and French troops, forming chi,
'Army of the North, commanded by his Ik/fatally the_
_ling of Holland, have not been compelled to tbs..
cruel neceffity of remaining ftmple fpeetators of the i
gallant deeds of their fellows in arms, but that the,
have participated in their glory.
The following report contains* pertleit eit:
the march of the van of the NorthatAriet;ii tick
advantages gained by it on the alai'', neeithi tilt
•• 7,1' ' il • .
of Hameln :
" The van of the Northern Army a 5.4
.
Warborg and Paderborn towards fiarnelthorich
view of compelling the garrifon of tha piece to ,
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again into the fortrefs; to occupy • Rintelea, a .
ellabliffi a toennanitation between the two boas of
the Weser. . . .
u The Firß dirifion, commanded by General Min,
,hued, being obliged to follow the courfe of the.
Wirer, and to march through Horter and Pyrmont,
could not arrive before this day. The (leillon of ,
Oobert, with the King, arrived yetlerday at one
o'clock before the place. The troops advanced by
forced marches, in order, with as much rapidity as
poffible, to keep in check thole of tile:enemy% en•
trenched cam p,and not to afford them time to occupy
Rintelen, where they might have broken down the
'bridge, (piked the guns, and burnt the draw bridge ;
that place being without a garrifon, which had been
fent back a few days before by the Heffian General.
l. Before arriving at Ertzen, his Majefly bad for.
med the van, confining of the sad French regiment
of the line, a detachment of Cavalry of the Guirds,
of the Dutch HufTes, of the 2d regiment, and two
field pieces, under the command of Major General
Debeec. As foon as thefe troops had pat Ted beyond
Ertzen, they encountered the enemy near the village
of Grofs Barkel. The Dutch huff.rs made a molt
violent attack on the dragoon regiment of Brufwitz,
and on a detachment of huflars of Blucher who offer-
ed refiftance ; but, after being at chic quarters a
few moments. the enemy was thrown into diforder,
and, although the enemy's infantry was poßediathe
rear, to rapport the horie, the Dutch buffers drove

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