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London, England, 1806-09-10 00:00:00

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MILAN. AUGUST za.
Letters from "Infcany mention, that afieettaof
Etruria propofes to cede the provinees dr Lumgiana
and Ptetrdantino ; for which her IsCsjefty is Wirtz
eeire other territory as an indemnity.
From Rome they write, that Lucien Bonaparte
has departed from thence for Paris.

GERMA!% r.

HANOVF.R. AUOUSI St.
The Prot!lan Genet al Ruchel fee out this morning
for Brunfwick and Catlett three hundred recruits! from
Hall:tent:nit have arrived bete.
FRANKFORT, AUO. at. (By the way or Francs.) •
" Letters from Berlin, which mention nothing po•
fitively relative to the Anal Itate of politics between
Ruflia and Pruflia,•confinn, in the mean time, the
news that the Prufflan troops will very &only be
concentrated at feareral points, and form different
encampments. Three, in partir#lar, are fpoken of,
viz. one in Weßphalia, to be formed of the troops
in the Circle ; the fecond at Cafrel, between Gotten.
gen and Cartel ; and the third, at Halle, upon the
Saxon frorAier. There camps, ate to form an army
of Obfervation, of which the troops of Wettphalia
will form the right wing, the corps near Mundell the
centre, and thole of Halle the left wing.
" The ulterior deflinatioti of there corps remains a
ferret, neither is it known who are to be the Com-
mandants of theta troops."
A UOJJS 36. (By way or France.)
That Negotiations between Pruflia and Sweden
have recommenced is confirmed. Some propotitions
on the pan of Rutha are ado fpokeri of, in conle-
quence of which all the obflacles to a goed under-
Banding will probably be removed.
The military preparations of the Pinfilan Cabinet
have not yet ceafed ; but we are convinced that there,
have no relation either to war or peace, as theirfole
objeCt is the new pothiEons and mention of territory.
I On this head we can quote a private letter from Ber-
-1 lin, in which the wiiirr expreffes himtelf thus :
1 Prutha teems to feel the inevitable, necellity of
drawing clofer the bands oF union by which The is
conflated with the North of Germany. AS it is the
objett of the Ptuffiaci Cabinet (which every thing
tends to confirm) to fupport, or rather extend its in.
fluence over the neighbouring States, there is an
unavoidable neceflity fur giving effett to its meafures
—this alone fan enfure the Hine of them. The fen-
timents of thole perfons who look upon there prepa
rations as connetted with the Northern Confederation
of which the King of Pitiffia may become the head,
are well founded, and probably thofe only are flip-
ported by fat : but nothing is In tidiculous as to fall
in with the ideas of fome Englith politicians, in fop.
puling that theft preparations of Praia are intended
againft France. On the contrary, it is politively
known, that the bell undertlanding (instills between
both Powers. The cordiality with which the Feat, of
St. Napoleon was celebrated at Berlin, by M. la Fn.
relt, and the principal part of the Pruflian M. 'kers
and Generals, offers a (rens proof of this aftettion."
•UOUST 30.
Though the Menireur of the 2611 mentions, that
the Alliit iaii prifoners in Suabia have been liberated,
and that every corps of the Grand Army have re-
ceived nrdcts ti evacuate the whole of the German
tei tinny, before the end of September, the Lit letters
from Suabia, Bavaria, and Franconia, mention no-
thing upon this tallied. The Prtifiian General Knnb-
elfditrf patted through this city on the 28th for Paris.
A French Courier who came here from Berlin the
day after, is raid to have received orders, ilsoffible,.
to overtake the General before he artives•at Paris:
Martini Augeteau returned from Afthaffenburg on
the 27th—lie has addreflid a letter to the Senate of
Frankton, in which lie exprelfes the higlieft difplea-
hare in confequence of the Proclamation aired in his
sbfence, and which lie thinks is calculated to excite
ditratitlaetion amoag the inhabitants of Frankfurt,
refpetting the changes intended in Get many : a pro.
leeeding that he alto deems exceedingly unjuft to-
wards the French Government. In the conclofion,
he requires dun the Senate (hall give up the names
of fuch perions as voted for the Proclamation alluded
to within 24 hours, in order that the innocsist ;nay
not be involved with the Olt/.

MUNSTER, AUGUST sd,

The garrifon was Alfe6bkd this morning at fix
o'clock. 4eutenant General Blocher infpc&ed it.
and addreffea a fpeeelt to the troops. in which he
Ilrongly rehrisided them of their duty to their King
and Country, and called upon them. in cafe it Ihr.uld
be neccifsry, to (omit the honour of the PrulEau
name. The requilit tuns rejPetting Tee:A*4 and hcp ft:
cohtinpe 14 ithout interruption.
Aug. a6.—An ellaletre from Berlin arrived here
yeilerday—his difpatsl.e. are luppoled to be impor•
rant. We already know that a F1a1145 of quaff 'ffa
is to take place ansont the troops. The regintent of
infantry of %Well vthac4 4 atlVasciplorf, is to force

' here today. E►nefl's battalion of Fufiletts, which,
cnme from EAR Friefland, i..to approach within a
couple of leagues of this town—a detachment of ar
ttlierf will accompany it.
P. S. Theie orders have been this inilant counter-
manded. Tittle regiments ate to go to Paderburn.
The Duke of Brunfwick is to advance with his troops
into the country of H...lefheim.

DUSSELDORF, SEPTEMBER I.
They write from Stotgard, on the osth dt. that
the hones of Prince Alexander' &airier. that had
already paired through Canda.dt, on the mute for Pa
had repatted that place again on the aad, on
their return to Munich.