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Our beloved Monarch summons all those of his subjeeta ierhs; , . . . • .
art' sott-Itow obliged to repair to the *condi.); gaily, to apite.' accepted airrieristions'in this - service, which, Ave-
• themselves in battalions in order to. serve their country beyond sent, consists of sighieen battalions in LnwerAllStrin,
the boundaries of the hereditary dominions, 41 case it should be I and twenty-two in Upper Austria. The Airstrian
menaced by an enemy.. I State Paper sinks in price daily.!'
When in the year 1800 the country was in danger, I ailed ! - .'
out, in the name of the Monarch, the Xolunteers of Bohemia and
Moravia. Thousands soon united to form a legion, which bore
my name ; and this legion would soon have grown to an army,
if a sudden peace had not rit an end to these exertions. It is not •
necessary to appeal to the acts of your ancestors—how many
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perils they withstood through fortitude and patriotism. I appeal i
to yourselves. Ye are stillwhai ye were in the year 1800. The 1
same courage and parriotsm which inspired you then, inspire you
now.. I reckon now, as then, upon your arm. •
Some of ycu arc prohibited from abandoning your dwellings in ,
obedience to the voice of honour, by dotnestic incidents and oc-
currences. But these will still remain for the protection of the in-
terior of the empire, the preservation of property, and the =int& 1
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nonce of good order.
But these who are not fixed to their paternal hearths by other
duties and relations, are to form themselves into battalions, and I
may lay claim to all those advantages which our beloved Sore- 1•
rept has attached to this patriotic resolvtion.
Since the 7th, when .the last regiment of foot of
cur garrison left the city, the militia mount guardl
and the fine corps of city grenadiers do duty in the
Palace. Count Stadion, the Imperial Minister at
Munich, we understand to be appointed Commis-
sal-y General of the army. The Archdukes are to ;
set out immediately to join the army which they are I
to command, agreeably to the dispositions adopted by
the last Diet of Hungary. The Hungarians are now i
raising at their expence a fifth division of each of the i
fourteen regiments of Hussars of that nation. Some
Ministers of the Lerman Courts in Vienna have. re-1
ceived orders to remain here for the present. The
exportation of cattle has 'been prohibited'. •
FRANKFORT, MARCH s 2.
Snabia begins to be filled with French troops,l
who arrive from all quarters. A part of the di.l
vision of General St. Cyr, which had gone into can- I
tonments near Nancy, has already repassed the Rhine. 1
Le Grand's division, which was stationed at Mentz,
is likewise expected in a few days. The divisions of
Molitor and Boudet, which were in the provinces of
Lyons and Burgundy, are also on their march for
Suabia, where they will quickly arrive. From ano-
ther quarter. we learn that from 20 to 25,000 French
troops are going into Suabia,-by *ay of Geneva,
Neufchatel, and Basle. - We have received certain
news that the advanced guard of this carps already
arrived in this last town on the 11th e•flhiemonth.
On the 18th arrived here from Trance about 1400
conscripts. This corps is to go to Wurtzburg, from
whence the different detachments will join their sre-

spective corps.
On the 19th and 20th, about an equal number arri-
ved here, having a similar destination.
Intelligence from Munich, of the 16th instant, an-
nounces, that there are at this moment in that town
many French officers ; among whom are M. de Mont-
morency, Aid-dc-Camp to the Duke of Auerstadt,
and Colonel Mat:nd of his Staff, also the Generals Co:
horn, Albert, and Cuno.
The Military Chest of the Bararian Army has been
trintsported from Munich to Augsburg, also all the
military stores which were in the arsenal of the first
of these towns. The gleatt:r part of the Bavarian
regiments are at this moment on their march to oc •
cupy those positions from which they will be best able
to repulse the Austrian's, should they attempt to enter
the Bavarian territory.
The army which the Court of Munich will assem-
ble in the Tyrol is to be very numerous. They work
without cessation in the Bavarian arsenals, in order
to furnish the troops with what they stand in need.—
The towns of Neuburg, Ingoldstadt, and other places
upon the Danube, have at present very considerable
garrisons. The last letteri from Salzburg announce
the arrival of several regiments of Austrian infantry
and cavalry from the side of Laybach, in Upper Am.;
trig. They are to be joined by the troops of the gar,
rison of Lintz, and the troops al:eady, united in that'
province under the orders of
.General Stepscbutz.—
Fhe letters front Austria' itdd,' that as soon as the
corps upon the Ens shall be 'complete, it will march
for the Inn, in order to tkettpq the banks of that ri-
ver. The greater part of the Generals named to the
t command ol corps of the army have left Vienna. The
1 King's regiment of light horse quitted Augsburg on
the 19th to go to Straubing. The following day it
1 was followed by the 3d infantit with artillery.
1 They write from Brannau, of the date`Of the Bth
1 March, that the exchange of couriers between Vienna
and Paris, through that town, is also vet* actitei'and
that Brannau, which is at present an open, town, has
for gai-rison only a few hundred Austrian troops.
1 All the information which we receive, conspires to
1 announce that an extraordinary movement of troops
is remarked Upon the Austrian frontiers, and that on
;the other side, the French troops are advancing, so
that if hostilities break out, the frontiers Of Bohemia
will probably be the theatre of war. Five corps will,
it. is said, atiemble there ; one near Spartz, under the
orders of the Count Bellegarde ; the second near Pel-
son, under the Count de Hohonzollern ; the third
• near. Prague, commanded by Field Marshal Lieute-
Itenant Schwarzenberg ; the 4th near Preswick, com-
manded by the Prince of Kisemberg ; and the fifth
near Coelin, under the orders of Prince Lichenstein.
IThey write from Leipzig that there are arrived
there from Dresden, several waggons loaded with
precious effects from the Court, and some important
archives of state.