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'w Nat*, EPPINCIIII• OCT. 20.--Withiii the lad few dais;
lay to multi three detachments of Andriaa prifoners, amounting 11
to about sOOO men, among which were General
I'ONR, As pas, five fu per ior, and near too fubaltern officers,
have pallid through this tOwn. A fourth detach:. i
'Merl Ment is arrived this ask, and will continue its march
•I'en. for Bruchfal and Rheinhaufen, where they will pars
tily 1 the Rhine. The greeted part of thOfe prifoners were
taken in the atlions of Wertingen and Guntzburgh ;
' they belong to the regiments of Real:, Kraiz, Kau. . i
nitz, Huff, the Tyrolian chaffeurs, artillery, Hulans,
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and the (even battalions of grenadiers lately formed.
UCH Perform as are willing to ContraEt for We expeet 3000 more prifoners tomorrow. Thi
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'ming in the Barracks at the undermentioned Place, viz. day 300 wouhded French arrilied here. Softie drag.
AUNDEL, EXETER, glingcorps of the Auftrian army have advanced to
'CHESTER, STOKE, at PLYMOUTH, the Neckar, and have fpread an alarm from Stutgard
to Ileilbron. A confiderable fom of money belong-
.t Slwviecation and form of Contra,* for tbe f e, at
lince, ee et the Beeeeeh maa. of the keen, Bee. ing to the French armr, paired this day through our
town, on its way bick to Spires.
after the ad of November nest, betweas the boon
**dock. Tim prowl& for nab Barrack. at r, rk AN Cit roar, Oc t. 22.—Yeaerday a French
feet and a half running in length, mull be ad- deader paffed throtigh here front Munich, on his .
ek-Mafter Gemsal at Spring Gardens, with .11.1 Or to Ith°l24 •
the Barracks at ~. marked on each An article in a itenfpaper, dated Caffel, fays, that
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ited up, 00 or bdore ma eeeek.en the immediately on the arrival of a courier from Berlin,
Sufficient leeway will be required fot the Heffian army was put on the footing of war, and
was to join a Pruffian corps. It is added, that Mr.
Contra&
' Ta4t toe, the Englifh hlinifter, had returned to Cal.
'E CONTINENT. fel, having received an exprefs order froth his Court
•,:s to recommend the fol. to continue there. Anothcr Newfpaper rays, that a
of their general intend at al, corps of Pro (Ilan troops, confiding of so,ooo men,
_ were affembling on the Villula; that so,ooo Ruffians
'm of Germany, Italy, am bd • • d G
a joine at rodno, and an equal number in the
defeription and Gazetteer •
13 pun., in we inn environs of Watfaw.
OCT. 26.—The theatre of war being removed
'geed may be had fe• from the banks of the Bier to Bavaria, the ufual
comic of the mails hai been refumed, hy which we
IT " th'il'etll have received letters direet from Ulm, which do nht
owed, ti. is.
•„,atries, from give a very favourable account of the conduit of the
i ii. iii. 6d. Auftrian Generals, and it appears there have been
freat difagreements among then., in particular.there
'ants. Efq. as been a violent difpute between the Archduke
,d, al. sa. ,-
CERDINAND and General MACK, becaufe the former
wanted to quit Ulm and give battle to the enemy.- ,
but the General (hewed his orders to the Prince,
witich placed the chief command entirely in his own
` hands, and he chute to remain at Ulm, where his
condua became mare incomprehenfible every day.
rpecially wben it is-obferved, that on the z 6th, being
1 days before he figned the capitulation, he iffued
'ollowing order :-,, In the name of his Majef;
hold all Generals, Officers, and Subalterns, re. •
'e upon their honour, duty, and welfare, not
sn the word ' furrender,' nor to think of an, -
'ban the mod vigorous defence-a defence
It. be of long duration, as the van of two
Auftrian and Ruffian, will arrive at
lys to deliver us. If we &mild fall
us, we have ftill prank of sOOO * ' ,
s, food. 1 &all be the firlt. to eat
'cry man will be ready to join .
ape* of the good Citizens. to
omife, that they will be fel,
7, OCT. a s.--YeEterday the
t of Ulm with the honours
' down their arms, and
They are to be fent
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NaT'sdivifion of the
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Enlaced, OCT. ao.—Within the lad few dais;
three detachments of Auftrian prifoners, amounting
to about sOOO men, among which were General
As ra a, five fu per ior, and near too fubaltern officers,
have pallid through this town. A fourth detach:.
ment is arrived this ilaY, and will continue its march
for Bruchfal and Rbeinhaufen, where they will pats
the Rhine. The greeted pars of there prifoners were
taken in the aaioas of Wertingen and Gontzburgh t
they belong to the regiments of Real:, Kraiz, Kau.
nitz, Huff, the Tyrolian chaffeurs, artillery, Hulans,
I and the (even battalions of grenadiers lately formed.
We expeEl 3000 more prifoners tomorrow. Tliis
day Soo wounded French arrived here. Some liras-
gling corps of the Auftrian army have advanced to
the Neckar, and have fpread an alarm from Stutgard
to ileilbron. A confiderable tom of money belong-
ing to the French army, patted this day through our
town, on its way hick to Spires.
Foam carorr„ Oct. 22.—Yetterday a French
courier patted throtigh here trent Munich, on his
,feay to Mentz.
An article in a newfpaper, dated Caffel, lays, that
immediately on the arrival of a courier from Berlin,
the Heftan army was put on the footing of war, and
( was to join a Pruffian corps. It is added, that Mr.
TAYLOR, the Englith hlinifter, had returned to Cal-
fel, having received an exprefs order from his Court
to continue there. Another Newfpaper rays, that
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corps of Profilan troops, confiding of so,ooo men,
were affembling on the Villula; that so,ooo Ruffians
bad joined at Grotto), and an equal number in the
environs of Watfaw.
OCT. 26.—The theatre of war being removed
from the banks of the Bier to Bavaria, the ufual
comic of the mails hai been returned, by which we
have received letters direa from Ulm, which do net
give a very favourable account of the conduit of the
Auftrian Generals, and it appears there have been
great difagreements among then., in particular there
has been a violent difpute between the Archduke
FERDINAND and General Mace, becaufe the former
wanted to quit Ulm and give battle to the enemy.--
but tit.: General (hewed his orders to the Prince,
which placed the chief command entirely in his own
hands, and he chafe to remain at Ulm, where his
conduit became more incomprehenfible every day,
efpecially when it ivoliferved, that on the zetth, being
two days before he figned the capitulation, he ifued
the following order :—,, In the name of his Majef.
ty, I hold all Generals, Officers, and Subalterns, re-
fponfible upon their, honour, duty, and welfare, not
to mention the word ' furrender,' nor to think of anr
thing elk than the mod vigorous defence—a defence
which cannot be of long duration, as the van of two
great armies, Auftrian and Ruffian, will arrive at
[Ties in two days to deliver us. If we mould fall .
Ilion of .provifsons, we have dill upwards of soon
horfes left for oar food. 1 mail be the Srlt• to eat
borfe-Reilt, and every man will be ready to join
me, which I alto expea of the good Citizens, to
whom I repeat my promife, that they will be fully
paid for all.
BANKS or TN a DISUSE. OCT. a s.—Yellerday tho
Aunt inn army mat ched out of Ulm with the honours
of war, and afterwards laid dawn their arms, and
were made prifoners of war. They are to be feat
towards the Rhine in feveral columns!, wider the
ecort of the cavalry of Marfhal Nay's divifion of the
army.
STOTGARD, OCT. 23.—Every day (mall detach-
ments of Auttrians, who in the flight wandered into'
the mountains, are brought in. Some detached bri-
gades of the army of Aucsaaaau are in purfuit of
thole unfortunate perfons, who, having got the bet-
ter of their fears, but exhaufted by hunger and gni-
fay, defire nothing greater than to (offender, and
trult to the generolity of their enemies. We are et-
lured that the French have entered Saltzburgh, and •
that, without lots of time, they advanced into Sty-
ria, by the valley of the river Muhr, which winds
through the mountains. By this movement the Arch.
duke CH eats. will be placed between two fires. • .
VERONA, OCT. lb.—When Marthal MUMMA had • .
.fr 'received intelligence of the viaories obtained by thin
French army in Germany, he deemed it expedient r:
to put the troops under his command in motion, and
to pats the Web. The Arehduke CHARLIS ordered
his troops from a part of the Venetian territory, to
veinforce his army on the banks of the Tagliimento.
koonfiderable corps of Auftrian troops, which lay
before Ligniano, retired from thence in the Met of
the 'iath. Belisle this retreat took place, the Arch-
duke CH eases canted all the young men to be kiss
ed, who fled to the other fide of the Etfch, to avoid
the military confcription, whom be lent to the army
on the Danube. The Archduke has ordered a ge-
neral confcription.
Martha Massaro patted the Ettch with two divi.
' aorta of his army : this occurred in the greeted order
and regularity, and was performed in lei s than three-
quarters of an hour. The iffue of diets manoeuvres
was, the making 700 Auftrians prifoners, with four
pieces of cannon and twelve caiffons. When this in-
telligence was difpatehed, the Marfkal was about to
attack the Auftrians ; and it cannot be long before
' they will be obliged to quit their entrenchments in
the neighbourhood of this city.
MIL•N, OCT• a t.—A flying camp is forming at
.relent under the wall of Alexandria. It is to confift
of Grenadiers of cavalry, and of light artillery. The
chief command of the camp is to be entruded to Ge.
1 neral MSNOU, who will hare under his orders four
1 Generals of Divifion and Brigade.
General POUGAT, Governor of the Department of
Setia, who is to be employed there, is already at his
pod. The intention of the camp of Alexandria is to
'labia a Itrong army of referee, to eitablilha point
of obtervation, and to give affiftance
quarter it may be wanted. This pofi,
igetair of the Ligurian Alps, the
And the rear of the army of Italy.

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