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itNIJULT .MAIL.

BERLIN, MAY 9.

His Majesty has resolved to charge a General of
the French army with the government and command
of the city of Berlin. The General of Division Du-
rutte has received this appointment, and now pos-
ses.es the exclusive administration.

This arrangeMent, which is perfectly in accord`
with France, has only for its end the maintenance of
Letter order and tranquillity, at the moment in which
Berlin is almost entirely occupied by French troops,
a measure that will ensure the more prompt remedy-
ing of any future complaintF,

ORDER OF TilE DAY, FROM THE PALACE OF BERLIN,

6TIt MAY, 1812.

" The General of Dittision, Commandant of the city of Ber-
lin, considering that there are in this places great number of
persons attached to the French army, who, not being autLoraed
to abide here, have not consequently any right to military loi'g.
has in concert with the Prussian authorities, dome to the
fallowing decision
" Reckosii g 'font the I 2th inst. all the military loclL:igs now
existing shall he annulled.
Ihe Officers, and those employed in military administra-
tions, will take care to provide by the 12th a ticket for lodging,
from the Commandant of the place. . •
" The office ftir lodging will, on this ticket being produced,
give a new ticket tpr lodgings to all officers or others emp eyed,
who are authorised to remain here _ _ _

" ',hose who are not provided with a new ticket for lodgings,
datsd the 12th of May or later, are informed that they have no
title to ti e lodgings they occupy ; and the inhabitants with whom
they are, must make a declaration of this to the office fur lodg-
ings, who will inform Me Governor of it.
" A ropy of this order will be addressed to the office for long-
ings, fur the purpose of being communicated to the inhabitants."

PRESBIJRGIi, APRIL 24.
Scarcity has arrived to such a pitch in Servia, that a
number of the inhabitants al dently desire to be deli-
vered from their chiefs. Near 40 Communes have
risen, and unanimously declared, that they prefer
eubna;tling to the Ottoman Government, rather (hart
remain under the yoke of their Chiefs, whom. they
reproach for their insatiable avidity. The Servian
Senate has suspended the purchase of provisions
equally for their own and Lhe Ruseian troops, It has
likewise been for some days remarked at Belgrade,
tleat the Russians are making prrpqrations for their
&Future, and that for this reason all their baggage
and ammunition have been put in a proper state.

HUNGARY, APRfI, to.
Travellers lately arrived from Russia confirm the
intelligence of the retreat of the two Russian divi-
sions which have left Moldavia, and passed the Dnie-
ster. The f rtress of Pekan and Smolinsk are being
provisioned in the greatest haste. The fortifications
Qf these p4ces,have not been repaired since the peace
Of Tils;t ; 2b,000 peasants are daily occupied in re-
pairing them.

FREATII AND GERMAN PAPERS.

PARIS, MAY le.

An article, 444 Mentz, the 11th inst. says, their
Majesties arrived here this evening. They alighted
us tfeArtillery Sehnol H The Princes of 'Neuf-
chatel an..l Wagram have also arrived.
• M4e 17:—A letter, -dated Frankfort, May 13.,
The Weigulafiria.Mcaefeer announces that a
part of the Prussian army will join the allied troops,
end take a position in Silesia. The troops of the
Cost'ideration of tte Rhine are principally in the
Polly. of VVarsa*.n •
MAY t&—ftatract •from a letter, dated Frankfort,
May Majestit:s arrived. here to-day; at
half past hie in the morning. •They were r..ceived
with the ringing of bells and firing of carmen._
Aceptdiog to the Berlin Gazette, the Prince of rck-
rnuhi's head-quarters are at Braunsberg in pastern
Prussia."

MAY 19.—0 n the 13th their Majesties arrived at
Aschaffenburg, at nine in the morning ; they break-
fasted there, and afterwards set out for Wurtzburg,
where d ey were to arrive in the evening.
At five o'clock in the evening of the 13th, their
Majesties arrived at Wurtzburg, where were the.
King of Wuttiliurg and GrandDdke of Baden.—
On the 14th, in the mornarg, their tdujesties depart-
ed for Bayr. uth. The Crand Duke of Wurtzburg
ticcompanies them to Dresden.
Qat tine 11th, in the evening, the King cf Italy ar-
iiied st Frnnktot t.
1: PUT article; 'Wed lieip.sic, May 14, says
the King t f Italy passed tlyarugh this town on the
9th, on his way to join the grand army.
Some Bays ago the Duke of Dautzic proceeded to

•Dresden. A great number of troops aniiqrs.
still continue to pass through this place.
CHALONS. MAY 11 •

This town has again just enjoyed the happiness of
possessing within its wails his Majesty the Emperor.
He arriN+.:ci on the 9th, at eight in the evening, ac.
companied by his august spouse. He alighted at•
the hotel of the Prefecture. An immense crowd
went to meet them beyond the triumphal arch, and
he was received with enthusiasm and reiterated cries
of " Long jive the Emperor! Long live the Em-
press! Long live the King of Rome!"