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London, England, 1801-02-09 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, JANUARY si.
This day, at half after one, Cerarbi, and his
accomplices, were executed, amidft an immenfe
concourfe of fpeeators.
BULLETIN OF LUNETILLE, JANUARY 26.
For fome days pall the Plenipotentiaries have
been treating for the furrender of Mantua, demand.
ed by France. This queftion was determined this
day : Mantua will be delivered up to the Army of
Italy. The convention figned in this refpeet, ex.
prefsly annulls all contrary Ripulations that may
have been agreed on between Generals Bay N E and
BE LLEGARDI. The fame day the Plenipotentiaries I
difpatched couriers to their refpedive Govern.
menu.

ARMY OF ITALY.

BRUNE, COUNSELLOR. OF ST•TE, comic/Imm IN

CHIEF, TO THE MINISTER AT WAR.
Head-quarters at Vicenza, January ao.
Citizen Mini(ler—The Cale of Verona caps-,
tulated on the 17th of this month. We had been
to bombard it on the nth, and were able, notwith-1
(landing the continual fire of the enemy, to ella-
ourfelves in the fofs of the baftion attacked,
by the fire of the whole artillery of the forts duringl
this fiege. We had only three men killed, and
twenty one wounded, among the latter was FAULT- I
was, chef de brigade, wounded in his (boulder by
a bullet. This officer blew up a powder magazine,
by means of a howitzer well direeted. Aux, chef
dc brigade of artillery, contributed greatly to acce-
lerate,the operations. Great Falk- is due alfo to
the-Captains of Engineers, Larissa and Boi SCNI-
-01. t ER. The General of Divifion, Mom KIER, who
commanded the befieging troops, bellows great
commendation on the ardour of the 24th light, and
the 58th of the line. The enemy had made con-
fiderable works in the forts of Verona. The gar-
rifon, confifting of 1700 men, are prifoners of war.
Fifty-fix pieces of cannon have fallen in our hands,
viz. fix 24-pounders, 12 twelves, 17 8-pounders,
eleven 4-pounders, two 3-pounders, four howitzers,
and four mortars, all in good condition. The ene-
my have loft alfo a great number of cannoneers. I
have fubjoined copies of the fummons fent to the
Commandant by General Moult iEll, and of the ca-
pitulation which followed. Health and fiiendfhip.
(Signed) BRUNE.
The Summons and capitulation alluded to in the
above letter, are in the ufual form and (lyle.

IRLINE, COUNSELLOR OF STATE, TO THE MINISTER

AT WAR.

Hod-quarters at Verona, January 11.
Citizen Minifter.—A revolt was organizing in
Piedmont, while our victorious troops were pulhing
the enemy as far as the Tagliamento. Lieutenant-
General Souzr immediately purfued fuch mea-
Cures as dirconcerted the rebels. I have fent you
an extra& of his reports. The Piedmontefe troops
on this occalion (hewed that they are proof againit
all feduaion, and ftroogly attached to the tranquil-
lity of their country : their conduit deferves ptaife.
Lieutenant-General Sow.r was almoft without
troops, but the habit and defire of conquering fur-
nifhed him with the necefrary means: this fuccefc
mull add to his glory. (Signed) scows."
Lieutenant General Souza-, in report to Gene-
ral BRUNE, dated Turin, January 15, lays, a I
rend you a copy of a letter found on an ex-noble-
man who has been arrefled ; feveral other papers
have alfo been feized, which throw great light on
the plan of the conrpitators. Yefterday the ex-
pinion was to have bora out, and the maffacre to
hare commenced. I thought it was of importance
to exert all my force to overawe and enfure the
different arreftations neceffary to be made. Yeller-
day, before break of day, I accordingly caufrd
the rubirrhs of the Po to be invelled, and the inhabi-
tants to be difarmed. The gates of the city were
lbw, and the troops drawn up in the fquare
p,..n....m;re. This meafure has defeated the

plot of the coMpirators, who had ehafen din!
Mint for talking. We have acquired certaiti
formation refpeiting their infamous projefic,
feveral of their accomplices hale been arreited.--
The iufurreftion in the Valley of Aoßa is not
quelled.; and the rebels, who have difpatcited fim
of their parties towards the province of Bielle, h...
keep the Adjutant Commandant, Maack, !Act
aded at Cbatillon : it is not improbable that the
may have already taken it ; but of this I have tit',
intelligence. I have fent all the troops and caz-
non I could collea towards that point.
General Sootr, in a letter to General BRIM,
dated Turin, January 27, gives an account of hi,
operations againft the rebels in the provinces
of Aofla and Ivrea ; the latter of which they had
blockaded after getting poireillon of pm of the
fuburbs. They were, however, defeated with the
lofs of 300 killed, and 4o prifonen. Genc.,a;
Sooty, in his letter, gives an account of foine
further fuccefles againft the rebels, and conchtiti
as follows :

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" Every moment the Police is obtaining nes'
proofs of the confpiracy, and of the extent of the
plan which the malcontents had formed; but 1
can dirt, that the vigour of the mealures I have
taken will damp their denim of loon beginning
again."

MURAT, COMMANDER OF THE CORPS OF OBSER-
VATION, TO THE CARDINAL, FIRST MINISTER OF
HIS HOLINESS THE ROPE.

Head-quarters at Florence, januery sM
I have the honour to inform you, M. Cardm4l,
that the double objed of my march into the dates
of the Holy Father is, firft, to occupy Anton,
ceded to the French army by the armiftice of Tie.
vifo ; fecond, to render to his Holinels the fart
enjoyment of his dates, by obliging the Neapoli-
tans to evacuate the f.2.aftle of St. Ange, and the
whole territory of Rome. I know that his Huh-
nefs has feveral times folicited, in vain, the eva-
cuation of his dates by the Neapolitan troops, but
I hope the approach of the French will render
them more juft. lam exceedingly defirous, by
the prompt evacuation of the country of Rome,
the Neapolitans fhould fpare his Holinefs the paia
of fceing the city he inhabits become the theatre
of war. The order of my Government is con-
dandy that I fhould not take Citta Caftellana, un-
lefs I Mould be pofttively called upon to do fo by
his Holinefs. This is fufficient to convince him
of the confederation the Firft Conful entertains
for him. Be allured, M. Cardinal, of the deem
by which I am aduated towards you.
(Signed) J. M VRAr.
COPY OF THE ANSWER OF N. DR DASIAS TO 65
NERAL MOIST.
rs at Viterbe, the sad of Jam 'Yet
M. Generalldfhaertehoftilities of the corps of th
army I command, have never been otherwift
conformable to thole of the Imperial army. h!
inftruaions, lance the commencement of the cam
paign, have been to receive thole of M. de Brt
etc-aanz, and to ad in purfuance of them. M
movements in Tufcany have been combined vi
hie, and when the French troops attacked,
Sienna, the advanced guard, which I kept th
at the diflance of 26 miles from the body of is
army, I commenced my retreat towards It
Ecelefiaffical frontier, calculating upon that
the Count de BELLEGARDE towards the Brent
I have ever been ignorant, General, of the pacifi
intentions of which you inform me ; and you
judge that I can determine nothing upon the fi
jed : but I will fend with all fpeed to my Coua
and till its anfwer, which will arrive as loon
poilible, and I will immediately communicat,:
to you, I am bound according to my anted,.
orders, with reference to the armiftice with th
Auftrians, to confider myfelf upon the footing
an armiftice with you; and I !hall condtta m
Pelf accordingly, not 'doubting, General, of yo
reciprocity in this refped.—l have the honour, a•
Signed OE DiMA
For an craft copy. Signed MURAT.
ANSWER OF LIEUTENANT-GENERAL !SURAT
GENERAL DE DAMAS.
Florence, JanunT2
General—l have received your letter, data
from Viterbe, the 22d of January. The Frenc
Government made known to you, a month ag
that the friendfhip which his Majefty the Fame.
of RUSSIA !hewed to the King of Naves', ind
the Firft Conful to forget the numerous injuries'
every kind of which your Government had b,.•
guilty towards the French people. From th
overture we had reafon to hope that you wo
have remained a peaceable fpedator of a ftrup;
in which you could be of but little confequene
Neverthelefs, the Kaso of NAPLES forgetting,
the tenth time, that which true policy and
generous conduct of the French Government
mended of • him ordered his troops to penetrat
into Tufeany, Where they were beaten by G=M
MIOLLIS. But war carries with it fo many till
fortunes, that the French Government leek-
means to avoid it. Firft, evacuate all the dot
of the Pope and the Cagle of St. Ange. ;ice
ceafe to claim the benefit of the armillicc T
vifo, in which you are not interefted, and the i
fiance of a power which can no longer prate
you. The only Prince who can now protect y
King, through the perfonal and particular con,
deration which the Firft Conful has for him. is
Emperor of all the Ruflias. Let your Gore{
ment merit full, Sir, the continuance of the f
your of that Prince, which it cannot do butb
(hutting the ports of Sicily and of the kingdom
Naples to Englifla (hips and by laying an alba
go on all the veffels of' that Nation, which, it
time to expel from all points of the Conti
This embargo will ferve as an equivalent to IP.,
which the KING of ENGLAND has laid fo 011,0.
on all Danith, Swedifh, and Ruffian v 01..:
Caufe to be certified to me by the Ruffian A
badador at your Court, that thefe Preliminar.
are fulfilled, and immediately I (top my mar'
and conclude with you an armiffice, as the 07
runner of a juft and equitable Peace. AV/0
(peak to you, Sir, with this franknefs and lan;
city, you will eafily recognize the language
of
foldiert who is a firanger to evalions and dip
made delays. Be allured, General, of the dsc
I lows for you. (Signed) J. t•