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not delay to make the French and Ruffian Muf-
flers acquainted with the anfwer he fhould receive
from Vienna." It is, however, t• be remarked,
that M. Hvoxt., during his refidence at Munich,
was occupied, independently of the grand affair
refpeCting an exchange of the Right Bank of the
Inn for the Auftrian poffeffions in Suabia, with a
negotiation in regard to the Bifhopric of Paffau,
which was not attended with that fuccefs expetted
by the Court of Vienna.
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VIENNA, AUGUST 15.—The departure of his
Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHARLES for Sile-
fia, is fixed for the I Bth of next month ; a camp,
it is !Aid, will be formed in the latter kingdom.
The troops defined to alfemble there will ma.
panne in the prefence of his Royal Highnefs.
On his return this Prince will remain fix weeks at
Prague. Some difficulties which arofe in the
Diet of Hungary have been happily remov-
ed. His Royal Highnefs the ARCEDUZI PALA-
TINE, who came hither for that objeft, has re-
turned to Prefbourg. His Majefty the EMPEROR
will repair thither before the end of this month.
Count de SAURBAUt our Ambaffador at Peteir
burgh, has received orders from his Court to de-
mand, that the indemnities for the GRAND DUKE
of TUSCANY !hall be more confiderable than as
they were fixed by the Convention of June
The fame demand has been made at Berlin. In
cafe th e Grand Ma fter of the Teutonic Order should
be railed to the dignity of Eleftor, it is prefumed
that the property of the Order of Malta will
be united to that of the equeftrian order of
the Empire. Recruiting is carried on with great
aaivity in all the caftan Provinces of Auftria.
Letters from Buchareft Rate, that fecnrity and
tranquillity are completely reftored in that country.
The corps which Passwau OaLon marched to-
wards the right bank of the Danube has been
repulfed with lofs,by the troops fent by the Porte to
oppofe him in that direition. Mott of the boyazds
or Wallachian Noblemen have returned to Bu-
shard, where the new Prince now is.

HILDI3IIIIII, Aug. t 3.—Laft Sunday the town
f Peine, forming part of our Principality, was oc-
cupied by a company of Pruffian troops undei
the command of Captain Coaissaa. The other
towns of the Duchy will alto be occupied by (mall
detachments of troops next week. The Organic
Pruflian Commifion have placed their feals on the
Archives of the Convent of this city and the Grand
Chapter.

FRANKFORT, Auo. 22.—From Wurtzburgh we
learn that the two villages of Meinftockheim and
Wi4bron, four leagues from hence, have been oc-
cupied byPruffian troops. Thole villages are de-
r:edam upon Wurtzburgh and Ebrach. Pruffia is
alfo making difpofitions to occupy for the Houfe
of Orange, the indemnities to be ceded to it.
C0.L001122 Atm. 24.—Orders have 'been ifued
for the marching of a large body of French troops
to the Rhine. They will be cantoned along the
left bank. Their number will be about 30,000.

On Tuefday, at two o'clock, purfnant to his
Majeßy's Royal Proclamation, the LOaD
CrtAa-
caLLoa came down to the Hoare of Lords, and
being feated on the Woolfack, Mr. QIJARIII, De-
puty Ufher of the Black Rod, was dent to order
the attendance of the Commons, and accordingly
that Moats being reprefented on this occafion by
Mr. DYSON and the principal Clerks and Officers
of the Houle, appeared at the bar.
The LoanCaalleiLLOl then ordered his Majef-
ty's recent Proclamation and Writ lobe read,which
was accordingly done by the Reading Clerk, and
by which it appeared to be hisMajelly's Royal will
and pleafure, that the Parliament iliould be fur-
ther prorogued until the sth day of Odlober next,
aad the LoanCnai c c. toe Rated, that the Parlia-
ment Rood prorogued till that day accordingly.
Lords HOBART and PILHAM attended as Peers
!pun the occation, but no commißion took place.
None of the Members of the new Houfe of Com-
mons attended, as not being duly qualified ; nor
was the Mace of the Honk of Commons brought
up on the oceafion.
On Monday laf the Board of Admiralty, after
their vifit to the Marine Barracks, at Plymouth,
proceeded to the Navy Hofpital, where they re-
mained until five o'clock. They have propefed
feveral alterations for the better accommodation
of the Governor and-Lieutenants of the Hofpltal.
Next morning Earl Sr. VINCINT breakfalled with
the Mayor and Coratioes of Plymouth, when
be was prefented with the freedom of the borongh.
He then proceeded to the brewery at South Down,
and returned to the Vidualling Office. It is faid
their departure was fixed for this day.
The Gamey Coeset., it is laid, looked with a
lharp eye towards Mr. Fox, when he was vat-a-wir
at the Theatre. It was the grand rencontre of the
hvgr's M., and the Perfkft Meer.
The French troops are now learning toparim.—
This addition to the fyliens of military tletics will
have a wonderfully grand drat at a rrvieur.
Mrs. MACLIOD, of Colbecks, has had an alarm-
ing fever, at Tunbridge, but is now happily out
crdanger, though Rill very weak.
Mr. Coxs, of Norfolk, is amufing himfelf, after
the fatigues of the elation and fcrutiny, at his
magnificent manfion of Holkbam, with a party of
his friends, among_ whom are r. WILIKAN AM,
M. P. Dr. PAU, Mr. and Mrs. MAC la TOP as &c.
The lawyers, in their alliver to the Guildford
landlord's till, complain that he treated them like
thew:, and not like cabmen; as evidence of which
they eat that he ate the awat of the ham and gave
Am the ire &a..