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London, England, 1805-09-20 00:00:00

leave, takitt:,e Vith ltittt official papers relating to the
recent negociations, for the purpofe of communicat-
ing diem to a for,ign power.
BANKS OF TN P MAINE, SirT. S.•—IS is now Aro•
lutely certain that two Italian armies, from the Sou-
thern part of European Rutlia, are on their march
againfl France. One of thefe is proceeding through
Ruffian Poland and the Bukowina to the Auftrian
Sates •, and the other. Cto,ooo men ftrong, has been
difpatched from Odeffa, on the Black Sea, through
the Dardanelles to Corfu, where it is to join the
30,000 men lying there, and from whence they will
be conveyed to Nether Italy.
Bat:sues, SEPT. 9.—A confiderable number of
troops continue to pafs through the Northern
Department, bearing all kinds of arms, marching in
columns, and taking various roads, in order to reach
the Upper Rhine with the greater expedition. The
army in Holland, under the command of General
MAR moNT, is on its march to Mayence, through Co-

logne.
STUTGAILD, SETT. 3.—Private advices from the
Marian States mention, that the Court of Vienna
has three grand armies completely formed ; the &HI
in the Venetian territory ; the fecond in the Tyrol ;
and the third in Upper Außria. It is (aid that the
firil of there armies it defined to trots the Adige, im-
mediately on hoftilitiet commencing ; that the fecond
will occupy Bavaria ; while the third invades Swit-
zerland. The report of the Auftrians having already
pofrefred themfelves of the whole of the right bank of
the Inn, is not confirmed.—Ckf ells Caws.
MILAN, Avo. 30.••••EXITaa of a Private Letter
from Venice, Aug. 18, to M. Caf at Milan.
" What are you about in your kingdom, my dear
friend ? What is your great BONATARTI doing ?
When every thing in this country is in motion ;—!-
when the Auftrian troops are arriving on all fides ;
when the Government of Vienna multiplies ads of
hoftility, you remain tranquil ; you do not make one
movement, nor prepare a tingle cartridge. This time,
at leaft, it will not be laid that it is you who will have
declared war.
" Two thoufand Tyroleans have been drafted from
Feldkirch, who have had orders to join the ftrong
force already affembled in the Tyrol : figure to your-
felf, that there is not in Suabia more than the tingle
regiment of Wirtemberg, formerly Bender.
4, At Feldkirch, Bregenz, Lindau, and here, pro.
vifions of all kinds are multiplied ; grain, bay, fo-
rage, cattle, and every thing is fent into the Tyrol.
" If war be declared, it will be bloody. We poor
Venetians fhould be in defpair, if full of confidence in
your Emperor, we did not flatter ourfelves that the
refult of all this would be to make us Frenchmen.—
You cannot form to yourfelf an idea of the mifery
we are in ; fcarcely dare we breathe. We fee the
expences of the Auftrian Government increafing in
the midi of us ; though it has not yet paid one of
our citizens for what it forced us to furnifls in the
laft campaign.
" And your Italian confcripts, my dear friend.—
Oh
! what a fine figure they make ! They pars the
Adige to efcape the confcription, and fcarcely have
they fet foot on the Auftrian territory when a gun is
clapped on their (boulders, and they are marched
under the Auftrian colours. All then they gain by
it is to change the French difcipline fOr the German ;
you know what that is to
.gain. Haften then, my
dear friend, imitate Auftrra ; haften to come and
unite us to France. You ought, in confcience, if it
were only to pinions in a (late of gaod neighhouthood
with you."