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ty wahines without interrrptlem. Th.,re tronps come'
over the Rhine at An, three leagues from Carlfruhe.

On the t9th September a large train of :,:t.:;ery paf-
fed by, on the scth a fine regiment of cuu shiers std
fome infantry entered the defiles.
On the rft of OEtober Marfhal Law: Es was at
Carifruhe. The divifion of General OUDIROT, which
had,direaed its march towards the Valley of Cern-.
fpach, is gone to the Wirtembnrgh territory, the
whole Irriperial Gaard was then in that neighbour-
hood. On the t ft of OStober a large body of French
troops, confihing of eleven regiments of infantry,
and four of cavalry, with a great deal of artillery,
paned through Ettlingen.
On the tit and ad of Oft Ober fome French troops
left Stutgard ; on the 2d, in the afternoon, Marital
NEY infpetled the grand army in that neighbour-
hood ; on the fame day, the French troops entered
Effinger., Rochingen, &c. On the other hand, the
Auftrian troops were fun at Tubingen, and at Gop-
pingen on the tit of this month. On the sd of Oc-
tober 16 regiments of dragoons arrived fucceffively
at Stutgard, and on the fame day ma:•ched in a di-
reStion towards Goppingen and Ulm, with all the
troops that were left at Stntgard.
The army of Marihal Devouu arrived at Heil-
bron on the 2d of Oelober, taking the direftion of
Giengen.
On the 3d of alober the troops were informed
of the Emperor's proclamation to the army. On
the 28th and 29th of September the army of Marlhal
Soots had already arrived at Bruchfal and Bretten,
in Southern Suabia. _ _

In confecinence of the march of the French troops,
feveral movements have taken place in the Auftrian
armies in Suabia, as well as in Bavaria.
A confiderable army is affembling between Nord-
lingen and Eichtladt ; the column of General KFts-
MAYER, v.hich has palled the Danube, forms a part
of it.
Confiderable movements have taken place in the
environs of Ulm and Gunzburgh. The Generals
Mace and GREENVILLE, who arrived at Ulm on the
3oth September, from head quarters, left-that city
on the fame day.
On the 25th and 36th of September, the Auftrian
head quarters were removed to Mindelheim.
According to official intelligence, the Ruffians will
[change their deftination at Brunn, and enter into Bo-
hernia; fo that one of their corps (hall penetrate by
Waldermunchen into Upper Bavaria. From this
account it appears to be falfe, that their fiat column
was-arrived at Lintz ; it could only be there about
the middle of Oaober.
All the Auftrian troops are concentrating them-
[elves- near the Adige.
A confiderable part of the troops of the. Elec-
tor of Saxony is placed upon the war eftablifhment.
Sweden has invited the Court of Copenhagen to
I join the coalition againft France. This demand has
been formally declined by the Danint Government.
On the 2d of October, his Majefty the Emperor of
the French proceeded on his journey from Ettlingen
to Louifburg. At one in the afternoon, his Majefty
arrived at Durlach ; an immenfe crowd fur rounded
his carriage to fee that Monarch, who put liis head
out of the coach, and enquired after the conduit
of
the French troops. His generous folicitude was fa-
tisfied by replies conformable to the truth. The Em-
peror was informed that they are received as brethren
and behave like friends.
At Willerdingen, near Pforzheim, where the Em-
peror arrived at four in the afternoon, the fecond
battalion of infantry of the Regiment of the Mar-
grave Louis, which is in garrifon there, appeared
under arms, and performed fome manscovres. . His
Majefty tellified to the officers his fatisfaaion in the
moll flattering terms, and caufed half a month's pay
to be dint ibuted to the foldiers.
On the 2d of October, at eleven at night, his Ma-
jefty arrived at Louifburgh, with a part of his Nile,
and alighted at the Eleaoral Palace.—Extracted frees
the Courier de St? afixirg.
BERLIN, OCT. s.—Ycflerday PrinceDotcosaicay,
Aide-tic-Camp to the Emperor of Rullia, at rived here.
It is Laid, that fie is tit,: bearer of a.-letter, written
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with his Sovereign's own hand. This morning he
had an interview with Baron HARDEN BERG.
The King, who has ordered the Surgeon General
MURsiNNA, to repair to the army in Silefia without
delay, will, we are informed, Let out from Berlin
next week.
WURTZTIURGH, OCT. s.—On Wednefday lan a
part of the family of the Elector Palatine left us, and
went to DufFehrorf in a yacht. On the fame day a
fhot was fired at his Electoral Highnefs, who was in
his own room, but without wounding him or any
body elfe. On the fame day he had a conference
with Marfhal BERNADOTTE, who afterwards returned
to the army, and we have been informed fince, that
all the Bavarian troops are taken into pay by the
French, but were under their own Commander, who
is to be under the immediate orders of Marfhal Bait-
NADOTTN. They are to fupport the operations of the
grand French army, and take a pofition in the envi
rons of Forckheim.
The army is divided Into fix brigades, each con•
fining of two regiments of the line, one of cavalry,
and the neceffary artillery—it is commanded by Lieu-
tenant-General Di. ROY, and uni!er I.7nt fervcs Gene
ral WREDE. The Lieutenant-General Count ;'sea.
pacis is appointed Governor 9f this foitiefs and

cattle, which is, by the Eledor, placed at the difpo-
fal of Marital Batsanorrs, whore army direds its
marsh towards Bohemia.
Ocrosaa 6.—The Bavarian army, confifiing of
thirty-two thoufand men, is now united with the
French army.—The Eledor is dill here, though a
part of Ms family is gone to DutreldorfF.
PROM Tilt DATAVIAS STATE CAtITTI.
HAGUE, Ocr. 13.--Whilit this Gazette was in
the prefs, we received intelligence from Frankfort to
the Bth inflant.

The French armies continue to advance. The Ba•
varian army, which now fount the ectremity of the
left wing. had broken up on the 3d from Bamberg
and Forcheim ; its head quarters were at liernogen
Aurach on the 4th, and the troops marched by.the
way of Weillimburgh and EiAlladt. towards the
Danube, in the direaion of Ingoliladt.

The army of Hanover has advanced towards
Neuburgh, by Offenheina and Winzheim.
.On the
4th it arrived at Anfpach. . • .
The Gallo Batavia' army is marching throng
Mergentheim to Donawerth. and will probably.eifea
a jundion with that of Martha' Davnu sr belotte
Heilbron. Meanwhile, that army has &reeled its
march by Heilbron and Ochringen to Nerefheim. A
divifion from the corps of Martha' Nay bas eieticled
itfclf to Gentund, to join the former.
The grand army appears to be marching in the I
ftraight line of Sturgard and Donawerth. On the•
sd its advanced polls were at Geiflingen, Heiden-
, heim, and Aalen.

Of the Aufbian army, a confiderable part is on
the other fide of the Danube, mon (irongly enrren.
died, between Riedlingen, Munderkingen, and Bu-
chan. Another body of Aunrians, under General
KIENNATIR, was, in the beginning of Odober, in
the environs of Nordlingen and Eichnadr, but it was
expeEted that it would fall back upon Donawerth.
The French have taken another Marian pattnle,
and fent it to Stutgard on the 3d of ORober, and the
following day to Strafburgh.
The French Emperor has made a fhort trip from
Ludwig fburgh to Stutgard.
At Schsffhanfen (which the reports from Germany
had erroneoufly hated too be occupied by the Auf-
triam) a battalion of the troops of the Swifs League
had arrived.

VERONA (ITALY) OCT. a.—The French army
burns with impatience to engage the enemy, whom
it fees on the other fide of the Adige. The Italian
War Minifier has within thefe few dais repaired to
the head-quarters of Maribal Mimosa, with whom
he has fettled certain points relative to the fortifica-
tions of the citadel of Mantua.