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CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 25.

It is Paid here, that the GRAND VIZIER, while
fending off the WI difpatches which the Porte has
received from him, was aElually'on his march with
his whole army from Jaffa. Diffentions are laid
Rill to prevail among te French, which might faci-
litate the execution of the GRAND VI ZIR R's plans.
Our Miniftry is again extremely alive, and has
frequent conferences in pretence of the GRAND
SEIGN 'pa. On the 13th, Lord ELGIN had a con-
ference with the RE ,s Eutaw, after which an Ex-
prefs Extraordinary was fent off for the EaR In-
dies; and on the t sth, M. de TAMARA, the Ruf-
fian Minifter. Yeaerday the three deputies from
the Republic of the Seven United Iflands fet out
for Corfu, to lay before their Government the
Conflitutional Al. Refpelting the fleet under Ad-
miral Uscw A ROE F we know, that fome (hips have
arrived at Caffa, and the favourable wind, which
accompanied that tquadron, after its failing from
this port, gives reafon to conclude that it has fafely
arrived at Sebaftopolis, where it is to remain dur-
ing the winter.
movitsista 18.

Our uncertainty with to the troubles in
Bulgaria and Romelia, (till continues. It appears,
however, that PASIWAN Oci.ou ads a great part
in them, though not perfonally. He remains at
Widdin, and direas, at a diftanee, the movements
and operations of the Daglis, a band, of whom
have penetrated even to the Danube, in Wallachia,
and had taken poffeflien of Craijova. The inhabi-
tants of Buchareft were fo alarmed, that great
cumbers of them were preparing to fly with their
effees, but the Hofpodar forbid them to leave the '
town, and accprding to the laft letters every thing
ik now quiet there. Thefe letters do not even men-
tion the feizing of Craijova, fo that we do not
know whether the Daglis arc Rill there or not.
On the t ith, arrived here an American frigate,
having on board the Algerine Ambaffador, with
rich prefents from the Dcv to the GRAND SEIGNIOR.
This is the firft repel of the United States, which
has yet appeared at Con flantinople. The Captain
teems to have taken no other protection than that
of the Algerine Minifter ; but that Officer has vifit-
ed and even dined with Lord Etc He is alto
Cud to be recommended to the Charge d'Affaires
of Denmark. The prefents which the DEY of
AL-
altas has fent to the SULTAN, and which are for
the arrears of the tribute which the Regency of
Algiers 'Says to the Imperial Treafury, arc ex-
tremely valuable, and confift of too Moori(h naves,
io males, and so females, Barbary horfes richly
c,aparifoned with trappings adorned with gold and
precious (Jones; a folitaire of great value, a lion,
a tyger, a leopard, two oltriches, and a number
of parroquets, and other rare birds : the whole
prefent is valued at Eve millions of piaftres. •
It is laid, that the GRAND Vi z la will not re-
fume his operations till the arrival of the Englifli
troops from the Mediterranean, who are to cu
operate with him. The Capita" Pacha arrived
here on the aid infant, with a great part ofhisfleet.
The Captain Pacha left off Alexandria a Tui
iquadron of three (hips of the line and four frigates,
under the command of the Captaina Bey. He
himfelf returned here, as the negotiations with the
French had. proved • fruitlefs. Conilderable fein-
t rcements have been fent from hence to the
Gamin Visesa's army, but, like the raft, they
Anna all defert on the way to the camp. On the
'ds a corps of Janiffaries, confining of more than
(t-Go,' were defeated by the rebels of Rnmelia.—
• Iris *rife *Corn treicfiery.among the Janiffaries,
is coafeguenee of which feveral have been arreftecT,
and the deputy C:ovcrnor of Adrianople has been
•. . • .... .

strangled. Since this, affairs have taken a better
turn, and the rebels are blocked up in the cattle of,
Demolica. PASIVIAW Ow.ou fecretly direfited this
rebellion. On the 23d inft. the day after the arrival
of the Captain Pasha, we had a more dread-
ful hurricane here than the oldelt people have ever
remembered. At the fame time a fire broke out
in the Greek quarter of the city, by which feveral
houles were laid in afhes, and many lives were loft.

GERMANT.

BAVARIA, DECEMBER AL

Had the French loft the battle of Hohenlinden
on the 3d, it would, to all • appearance, have af.
fated the retreat of the whole French army from
Franconia, Bavaria, and feveral diftricis of Suable.
Through the defeat, which the left wing of the
French, under General Nay, &c. differed on the
tft inftant, General MOREAU was almoft entirely
feparated from Augiburg ; and, by the occupa-
tion of Fryfing by the Auftrians, he found himfelf
cut off from the Danube, the divifion of COLLAUD,
and the corps of General ANGEREAU. In his front
was the grand Imperial army, and his flank was
threatened by lo,coo men, under General Hit-
tite, from the tide of Tyrol. General KLENAU,
who had made one of the molt fkilful manoeuvres
of the whole war, had only to advance a little
further, and MOREAU would have been obliged to
open his retreat to Switzerland, through Fueifen,
with artillery. The Imperial thought its bufinefs
done; MOREAU was fuppofed in full retreat to
Suable, and a corps of zo,ooss men from the Im-
perial army, (according to others the centre of
30,00 a men), was ordered acrofs the Inn to harafs
MoitrAv on his retreat, and to join KLENAV'S
corps at Munich. However, MOREAU had Rill
his whole army together in the woods, five hours
march from Munich, attacked this corps on the
3d, rcpulfed and difperfed it, made a great part
of it prifoners, took its artillery, and thus laved
his army. This bold enterprize has confounded
the whole plan of the Auftrians for this campaign.

ASCHAFFENBURG, DECEMBER 19.

The French detachments that had been fent into
the Sedan and towards Sulda, returned to-day,
bringing with them only four peafants, whom they
had found in the foreft with their guns charged.
The day before yefterday, the alarm was (till fo
great here, that for two nights the (mall French
garrifon withdrew from the city into the EleCtoral
palace, planting cannon at the avenues. The road
from Lohr is bill very unfafc, but in general tran-
quillity prevails. Ammunition waggons and tranf--
ports of recruits are daily palling through here for
the army. The report, contained in feveral pub-
lic prints, that the corps under Baron ALBIN it, near
Fulda, were difarming, is not confirmed. It piles
for the contingent of the Eleaorate, and is com-
manded under Baron ALBINI, by Lieutenant-Ge-
neral SABER, and the ilcilful and active Lieutenant-.
Colonel RADE WHAUSEN. The contingent of Fulda,
togethcr with the (mall remains of the two regi-
ments of the circle of the Upper Rhine, is now
ftationed on the frontiers of Bohemia.
BAMBERG, DECEMBER qt.

The French bombardment upon the citadel of
Wirzburg (till continues, but without fuccefs. It
is thought that the liege will be changed to a
blockade. On the tgth Field Marfhal Lieutenant
Count Ktsmay fhifted his head-quarters from Ra-
tifbon to Neumarkt, leaving a final! garrifon in
the former place. That General will alfo have the
command of the troops under Feld Maretal Lieu-
tenant Sin iscm Hi, who, it is Paid, will quit the
army. The day before yefterday, before day-break,
a detachment of 8o Blankenfein hufrars, furprifed

the weak French garrifon at Ebermannftadt,Whom
they made prifoners, and carried off a rich booty.
Yefterday morning a general attack was made
along the whole line, Generals DVHISMP and
BAR LOU having concentrated their divifions be-
tween Lauf and Neuenkirchen. The battle, it is
Paid, continued this morning, but the refult
was not known. This day MOO rations of bread,
meat, and brandy, were fpeedily fent after the
French army.

MUNICH, DECEMBER z 3..

_ .
Yefterday the head-quarters of General MORLAtr
were at Secbruck, (on the North bank of the lake
of Chiems), and to-d.tv they are at Traunftein.
The country on the other tide of the Inn makes a
wretched appearance. The States of the Count
of Pry Ling, Brennenbcrg, Newberen, Wildenwarf,
Marquantflein, &c. have been entirely plundered,
the peafants having fired upon the French.
Dic s—On the 12th an Auftrian officer palled
through this city, on his way to Luneville, who,
it is reported, carries CountCossavz et full powers
to fign the preliminaries of peace. The report is
believed by the Officers of the Staff here.
It is raid that General Daces■ is charged to
demand of the Aichbifhopric of Salzburg a con-
tribution of three millions of livres.

Dec. 16.—The head-quarters of the French ar-
my are now at Saltzburg ; from which place the
head-quarters of the Imperial army have departed
by the way of Neumark, to Weitz and Lintz.—
The report of the French having already taken
potieffion of Paffau, which has been deferted by
the Prince Bithop, wants confirmation. The De-
puties from Saltzburgh had come as far as Trau-
enticin to meet General Moaeau.

The movements of the French army indicate a
defign of peeing upon the Imperial army with its
right wins, and to excite an alarm fot the &Tu-
rn), of thew magazines in Upper Itultria. In the
month of May lag, General Mow°, by a fimi-
lar manoeuvre, obliged General Katy to retreat
behind the Danube. It appears as if the French
General has fuch another plan now in agitation.
The mmies extend along both banks of the Da-
nube, the Inn, and the Traun.
Mutat, has placed fevcral divifions along the
Danube, for the porpofo of covering his flank
againft the corps of KLEMM; and the troops from
Bohemia. • The country along the Inn, between
Knffßeits and Brarmau, is in the poffcfrion of the
Frych."