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ina >itbout 4D,' 006 strait, ockiiiied ibefght.
tank before Cassel. His headquarters were aifikk.
Beim. For foal. days they have been working Upon
_in entrenched camp, upon the heights, a league in
advance of Cassel. Several works have been ti-aced
out and consickrably advinced.
" All tie remainder of the army had Pnisbd. the
Rhine. .
" His Majesty, on the ith, signed thc re:organiz-
ation of the army, and appointmenti to all vacant
places.
" The advanced guard, under General Beitrand,
.had not yet seen any of the enemy's infantry, but
.only some troops of light cavalry.
All the fortresses on the Rhine are being armed
and provisioned with the greatest activity.
44 The national guards lately levied are proceed.
ing from all sides to the fortresses to torm -the gam-
ions of them, and leave the army disposable.
'4 General Delauloy had re-organized the 200
lieu: of artillery belonging to the guard.
46 Oeneral Sorbier was occupied in re-organising
100 foot and horse batteries, and in repairing the loss
nf horses which the artilletyof the army had suffered.
• 'lt is believed that his Majesty will not delay pro-
ceeding to Pais."
The Army of Italy, commanded by the Prince
Viceroy, has just gainecta fresh advantage. The erier
:fly has lost leVeril pieces of cannon, and more.than
1'1;000 rater. killed and wounded, or prisoners. Count
Megau has returned to the head-quartets, which are
at Bassano.

The accauntk received at Milan on the Ist Novels.
ber, from the head-quarters of the Prince Viceroy,
'announce, that 'on the SOth October the troops under
the Viceroy's orders had taken a position upon the
'Rave. We are waiting for the result of the e ttack,
Which was to have I e=n made the same day by Count
Grenier against the enemy, who appears to have
about 9000 meri:
The esiafette *hich Arrived on the 2d November
at Milan, irom the head:quarters, has brought intel-
ligence that on the 31st of October the Prince Viceroy
caused the-enemy to be attacked by two divisions
under the mars of General Grenier. The attack
Verfectly suciteded, arid the troops evinced the great-
est ardour. A battalirn of the 42d to,:k one pieta
et cannon ; we hate taken 900 prisoners from the
enemy ; our parties are Winging in fresh ones every
moment. The enemy had 600 Men killed or woun
ed.—Our lost is trifling. Every one did his duty.
ST. CLOUD; NOVEMBER 10. •
•
His Majesty the Emperor, today at eleven o'clock,
held a Council of Finanies. at which assisted the
Duke of Gaete, Minister of Finances i Count Mol-
ten, Minister of the Imperial Treasury ' • and Count
sae Sussi, Minister of Manulactures and Commerce ;
end to which several COunsellors State %MOM

At two o'clock his Majesty presided at g Council
Of Ministers.

. Twenty colours taken at the battles of Wacbau, of
Leipsic; and of }Linea, arrived on the 7th at the
Mlntster's for War. They were brought by M. de
C6utetils, Aid* de Camp to his Serene Highness chic
Prince of Neufchatel. The- MiniVer•at WA? w4l prei-
sent them, on Sunday nest, to her limperial*Majesty,
These coloukfhad been announced to ber Majesty
the Empress, N. letter from his Majesty the Empe-
tor, dated Ptiokfotti:Natember 1, 1813, and thus
conceived . .
44 MADAM Awn Waif. DEAR Was—l send you
Awenty colours,. taken by my armies in the battles of
Wghati, Laipsic, and tlanau ;—it is an homage
ivhich I love to render you. I desife that you may see
itt it a markof my gfeat satisfaction whit your conduct
during the Regency which I confided to you."
PARIS, NOVEMBER It.
The sitting of the Senate which tc:ak place the day
before yesterday, under the Presidency of his Serene
highness the Arch-Chancellor, had for its object the
prolongation of the Regency of her Majesty the
Empress and Queen.
imlitRIAL DECREE.
41 Napoleon, by the Grace of GOD, ate. icc. &c:
4'. We have decreed, and do decree as follows :
U The Legislative Body is convoked for the 2d of
December nett." (Signed, &c.)
FRENCH FUNDS.
November tt No price quo:ed.
9 Si Franks. 50 Cents:
10 35 SA
-11 56 SO

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TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER. 18, 1813.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Redisceil sisa—com. ape, i—for acc, 58f
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-An arrival' of Paris Papers to the I.2th, has brotight•
es the important information of the return of Boxi;
/Aide' to Paris. He had prepared for his reception
by an amatory epistle to the Emmess, dated at Frank-
fort on the Ist, in which he sends her the coloto
'4 ken in the grand battles of Lefpsic, Wachau, and
.11anau.

Let us now endextour to trace his military opera-
:ions since the battle of fianau: On the 301/1 Ot-
:ober, while that action *as going on, 'Generals La-
±Ea virz and MILHAUD, at the head of a torps' of
Caealy (the only description of force which has
%turned to France), were busily employed in repel-
;ins an attack of Russian and Allied• Cavalry, con-
sizing of six or 7,000, considerably nearer Mentz
:hart Hata% a proof of the celerity with which the
Allies advanced. The taking of 150 mou'nted pri-
ieners, and the French loss of 60, are items which
tea that there was no affair of much consequence.
probably the Allied corps was the saMe which stir-
prized the inhabitants of Frankfort with a visit on the
;Ist, and left it on the "approach of Beatiamut with
his guards that evening.
• A string of curious reasons is given for the French not
following ep the battle of Hanau-t.they were fatigued,