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London, England, 1805-10-07 00:00:00

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COIINRICIrt 81Fr. 19.--The Era dirifiin or
ROGAn troops, deained for Svredilh Pomerania, cow
fitting of is,ooo men, has arrived at Rugtn. They
embarked chiefly at Revel and Riga, where every
poffible Adivity was nfed in getting them od board
the rrantport reffels, for which a very bigh price was
paid. Rugen is a plentiful little ifhind, within about
a mile of B(ralfund.

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NETHER Etas, SSP?. g+—the DEA CtOirili
Prince arrived on the I9th at Copenhagen, but will
loon fet out for Holfiein. A part of the garrifon of
Copenhagen is marching for the latter Duchy, where
it is laid a corps of moat men is to affemble, to af-
fift in forming a neutral cordon. The Pniffian and
Heflin) troops will co-operate in this meafure. Cu:-
haven is evacuated by the French. There is a talk
of Pruffia's occupying Travemunde. A eoolnefs
feems to have arifen between this Power and Raffia.
Several Sw‘clifh regiments are laid to be marching
for Carlfcrona, where a fquadron is fitting out, and
where the King himfelf is lhortly expelled.
The prepai ations in Pruffia and Denmat k are con-
tinued with great aftivity. The landing which Raf-
fia and Sweden were to effea together appears to be
delayed. It is now afferted, that the expedition which
is preparing in England is declined to land in Hano-
ver; but the French hare not yet entirely evacuated
that country ; at ail e‘entsb the North of Germany
depends upon Pruffia.
Letters from Berlin, of the 24th September, Rate,
that the Adjutant-Major Von kloacc left that city
on the 22d with a letter to the Emperor of Raffia,'
written with the King's own hand.
The General in Chief of Cavalry, Count lAL-
-1111tiVrH, will have the chef c,,rmo2nd of the army, i
and the Lieut.-General kucins, with the Major
General ZASTROW, will command in Proffia and
Pomerania.

They talk of the formation of two Camps, the one
PowtraniJ, and the other in the Prignitz.
HANCYER, SEPT. 24.—The fortifications of Ha-
meln are continually Ilrengthening, by the addition
of new works; 33,700 pallifadocs have been ordered
for this purpofe, and the foruefs is to be provifinced
for three months at the expence of the States of
Hanover. A tranfport of recruits from Holland has
arrived hers this morning.
Seri% B.—ln this day's ConrtGazette we
read that "General Kurosow commands the Ern
Ruffian army, 56,000 men ltrong. which will arrive in
a few days on the frontiers of Moravia ; the fecond,
which is alto on full march, is commanded by the
General in Chief, Micmsssoa. The five vilturias of
the fir& army, under the orders of General Ivy et sow,
ate commanded by Lieutenant Generals Prince PAN.
osartow, d'Esssa, de Rossi*, Baron de MALTITZ
SCHIP/LOW aqd DIRTQW."

The ca:riages and [addle harks of his Majefty the
Emperor are ready for letting out. His Majefty has
ordered all the funaiodarie. not to publifh any thing
which may come to their knowledge relative to the
prefent circumgauces, and eve,. to abftain from (peak-
ing of them. They are, beficles, enjoined to be very
prudent rekeaing the choice of their company. It
is prefumed, that particular circumflances have given
rife to this order
Vienna, Seer. 19.—The day before yefterday his
Highnefs the Archduke Cnaaoss, with his re-
tinue in (even carriages, let out from this city, to go
by the way of Venice to Padua, fur the Italian army,
liver which be will hold a general infpeaion.
During the abfence of tbe Archduke Corea t.r I, the
Isliniftry at War will be entrufted to Field Marlbal
Count Jos ern von Coittoasho.
His Majefty the Emperor will, it is Paid, next week
fet out fur the Tyrol, where, however, he will snake
but a (port flay, as he will proceed to Hungary, to
the opening of the Diet. The Hungarians will raife
a new army of referve.
Troops from the Gallicias and from Hungary, are
daily arriving, and Nang through this city on their
way to the German and Italian armies.

On the 17th a Courier fr wn Berlin arrived here,
after whichfeveral conferences were held.

The Archduke FERDINAND has fet out to join the
army in Bavaria. It is aliened that the French Am-
baffador has demanded his paffports, and that he had
obtained them, not only for himfelf, but for the
whole of his Embaffy ; he, however. had not quit.
tcd Vienna yeflerday.

MUNICH, SEPT. 19.—T0 day the infantry regi.
aunts of Stuart, Erbacb, and Colloredo, as alto the
Latour Iragoons, and Palatine HuSars, marched
through this City : the Generals Kienmayer, Stipf
dors, Lichtentlein, &c. have arrived.

BAVARIA, 19.—Between 145th and tech
infl. the whole advanced guard of the Anfivian army
plied the Lech. The left column, which draws
through Upper Bavaria towards Suable, is com-
manded by General Count KLINAV, and the right by
General Gorr: list, the amount of both coktans
is eflimated at 36,0c0 men.
Thefe will be followed by the main army, under
the command of the Archduke FILIMIAND, abed
by Generals Mactc, Gasevms, Sec.

AUGSBURG, Sem 19.—LaR night and this MOTS-
irz the infantry regiments of the Archduke Itrawma,
the Archduke MAXIMILIAN, Farmicn,Katt.owitairn,
Rassr, and aifo the Kinfky light horfe, and the Ho-
enlohe dragoons, paffed through this city, advancing
into Suabia. Thcfe regiments are very &rang, and
snake confiderable marches every day.
A cannonading has been heard here to-day on the
Inie of the Tyrol and Switzerland, but no informa-
tion has been received refpeding it.
Starr. 19.—YeRerday noon the General of Artil-
lery, Baron MACK, arrived here, and in the afternoon
continued his journey to Ulm. In the evening the
Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz likewife arrived here
with a confiderable retinue.
SEPT. zo.—Yeßerday his Highnefs the Reigning
Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz, who arrived here the
day before yellerday, with his brother Prince &marl-,
from Switzerland, let out for Berlin. To-morrow the
dirifion of Field Martha' Lieutenant Kinwsrairsa,
to,ooo wrong, will pals the Lech, and advance far-,
ilia into Suabia.

AuGSBURGH, SIFT. 21.—A report is current here,
that all the troops in our vicinity have made a halt,
and the Munich State Gazette of this day lays—
" Yeilerday the lmpetial Aufirian army received or-
d.lb to halt till further no'ice." We aasiouLly capeet
(..artnation of this intraligcrxe.,

ti ants, drand tbonefi of State
was held here two days before yefferday. Since this
Council; the militirr preparations have been carried
with fredotibled aQtilty. Wt are awed, that the
whole Pruffian arsay it to be pat in motion. The Ruf-
fian Envoys have mud difpatehed Count Mize and
Noce bfasztaorr as ebOrier, .ter Vienna and to
Wane, in Lithnania.—.lt apperrs thit the Emperor
Amami/at it to fet ont for this part of ci-deogust
Poland.

Sr. Pa+aeasuaolt, Styr; 11.—'1'he regiments
which are to be embarked at Crontladt are ;heady
on their march to that port. All the provifions are
on board, and the trattrports are ready to receive the
troops. The Ruffian Troops in the Seven Hands
have beeii angisented by 5,000 men; and a corps of
the fame force Will loon embark at Ode& for the
fame defiinatioh.
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The Ruffian army is advancing rapidly in der
many ; it rens only one day, and marches fix. Three
hundred thonfiuid men have been put on the war
ettaShilunent. There are only four battalions al
guards at St. Petertburgh, commanded by the Go:.
vernor of St. Peteriburgb, Major General BAS•
CNUMIET. •

HAGUE, SIFT. courier from our Envoir
at Paris, M. VAN BRANTSIIN, has brought intelli-
gence that war is now determined on, arid that the
French Government has in enntequence demanded of
ours the affiftance in money and troops ftipulated by
treaties.

The French Central MICIIAUX, who arrived here
on the aoth, fet out yellerday for Rotterdam and the
Made, in order to make the neceffary preparations for
defense. The reinforcements of French troops which
are marching out of Belgium into our Republic,
amount to 14,c00 men. The firlt troops will arrive
to-morrow.

Numerous preparations for defence againft arty at•
tempt of the enemy are making along our coal*. At
Scheveling. Wyck-op-Zee, Egmond, and other places
floating batteries have entered, and new fortifications
have been thrown up on the Made at the Helder.—
The city of Antfterdarn will likewife be fortified as
well on the land as the lea fide. The Minifter at War
Vaulty's went thither the day before yefterday with
revere' Engineers; and Amllerdam will loon have
the appearance of a place of war. It is alto Paid, that
the military confcription which has ceafed in our Re-
public &nee the peace, will again be revived. Our
fleet in the Texel will r to Amierdans.
Sal?. sg.--Baron FssTsolse Marian Minißer,
has got every thing ready for his departure, and teems
only to wait for intelligence of Count Cowries's
departure from Paris, to quit the Hague.
(krona t.—ln confequence of aPr
decree, tranfmitted by his Excellency the°R:rnal for aonary.
on the sd of September, to the States General, in a
Note, referring to a precedent in the year 1799, and
Rating that the Batavian finances have not improved
fince, nor from the Stagnation of trade, and the de-
cafe of ;cf. u rces, are likely to improve loon, their
High Mightineffes, in their la fitting, have paired a
decree, to revive a decree of the 23d of March,
1799. that the redemption of filch part of the public
and floating debt, the term of which had already ex-
pired. or Which was then in murk of payment, or
would fall due fubfequent to that decree, Should be
fulpended until further orders, unlefs a Special order
was given for the payment, either by the Legiflative
Body (in t 799), or by any of the fucceeding Govern.
meats ; that filch debt Should conftitute a part of the
national debt co be funded, and to bear interelt from
the time when the money was due and the payment
poßponed.