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misfortune, Os the writer of the leeonot, took
place at four in the morning, on the day preced-
ing the feteDieu. Having found a muddy botti3m,
we hoifted out our boat, but .it was immediately
dated to pieces : we were then reduced to the
neceffity of conftruaing a raft of the (mall quantity
of wood we had on board, and in this manner
limed ourfelves, without any other clothes than
our thirts and breeches. We have to regret the
lofs of only one man. We re-embarked to the
number of five men, including the Captain, on
board a galliot bound to Lilbon, where we arrived
in 28 days after our shipwreck.
HAMBUROM, AUG. 20.—The trial of the Prince
of SALM-KYRROURG is now finithed, and the Com-
miffion have fent the refult of it to Vienna ; it be-
longs to his Majelty die EMPBROR to determine
the punilliment. The Prince made a full confef-
lion, and acknowledgedlimfelf guilty; he begged
that the confinement to which he has been fob-
jeaed Since the month of Oaober laft may be
confidered as fufficient puniihment. The Burgo-
matter GszLia, a Member of the Commiffion,
replied, eg Your confinement cannot be confidered
as a punilhment, fine you received 30 crowns
(fix French Louis) per week. lam aftoniihed
that you do not petition for perpetual imprifon-
ment on the fame terms." 81AL:scour, one of his
accomplices, has alto confered ; no one but M.
VIGNIIROS perfitied in denying the crime ; but
when the depofitions of the reit who charged hilt
with it were &ova to him, he Paid, " Since yon
know the whole trance/Hon, it is necdlefs for me
to perlllt in denying ; if the reit had not been fo
weak as to make a full confellion, you lhould never
have drawn any thing from me."
LAUSANNO, AUGUST ;Cio-PrCiti7Cit MULLIC.
FRIEDBERG, Envoy and Commiflioner of the Hel-
vetic Government, (topped feveral days at Bex to
confer with General Tuaaeau, Enzoy of the
French Republic, and the Counfellor of State,
LAMBERT Eno:gift Envoy of the Italian Republic.
There is reafon to believe that there preliminary
conferences have terminated in an =Amble man
ner, and that the fufferings of the yltlais, grill be at
an end. Citizen MuzLza immediately After his
arrival at Sion, made the neeerary.

arrangements
for holding a Valefian Diet, which bill :tremble on
the 26th of this month, and the notifications which
General TOARBAU has not delayed to make were
entirely to the fame purpofe.
Citizen httuid.ze, as Extraordinary Commiffic .
er of the Helvetic Republic to the Valais, has
written the following letter to the National Prefea
of the Canton de Vaud :

Citizen Prefeet—The obftinacy with which Come
*fee o aferibe to the Wench Goionment the de.
fign oilaking ou the Valais, is CO' heinous an in-
jury done to that Government, that the Govern•
'mein of Helvetia, at length, finds it to be its duty
formally to coutradia it, and to publifit its pofitive
litfurance, that the FirftConful difdains and difap.
proves the with of an union, tor which men, with-
' out any authority, have continued to form cabal;
in the Valais, even when the intentions of the three
neighbouring Republics are well known. I beg
you, Citizen Prefect, to take the moil efficacious,

means to put au end in your Canton to there re-
ports, as falfe at they are criminal.- •
• Health and confideration. (Signed)

• • • 11ULLYILFI1t021110. I
The National Prefeft of the Canton de Vancl
has confequently charged the. different Authorities;
•of the Canton to watch and profecnte, agreeably'
to the laws, fetch malevolent perfons as may think
proper to fpread.fuch malicious reports as thofe
alluded to in the above letter.
Auossuaon, Avo. 115.—. The day before yef-
terday pallid by this city, an ENVOI-courier, and
yetlerday morning a Bavarian courier from Man-
heim to Munich ; a fetond Bavarian courier paired
in the evening on his way from Paris to Munich.
According to letters from Straubingen, the
number of Auftrian troops on the right Mint of
the Inn increafes daily. Bavarian troops are on
the left bank.
Aucurr 20.—The events which have taken
place on the Banks of the Inn produce here a great
fenfation, and might be confidered as a bad omen 1
of the future, were we not atfured that Fiance and
Ruffia, the two powers on whom the fate of the 1
Empire depends, will put a fpeedy termination to
all the differences between Auftria and Bavaria.—
It is well known that the Auftrian and the Bava•
rian troops which prefented themfelves at the fame
time for the purpofe of occupying the town of 1
Palau, had agreed to leave that place in a fort of
neutrality until they should receive further orders.
Orders were foon fent to the Bavarian troops to
occupy definitively the town and fortrefs of Palau,
and M. DFROTI their new Commander, who
fue-
l.
ceeded General Barr eLs,fent notice of it to Count
MIILFELD, who commanded the Auftrians. The
Bllhop of Palfeu, when he learned this intelli-
puce, caufed his troops to advance, as if to op-
pore the Bavarians, and claimed, it- is Paid, the
affiftance of the Auftrians to connterata the pro.
ceedings of the Court of Munich. What is certain
it, .t4ist 90414 )411141,041 lint4Tedi 011 tbli 17th,