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of the Duke of Brunswick, forming a total of twn
hundredlbousand melt. are to march successively to
the frontiers, where the army is concentrating. The
Duke of Berry has iiriesied ihe King's bousehoht
troops at Alast. aad the Other
,corps at Termiticle,
Tamiit, and along the banks of the "Acheldt, which
corps have been much increased within the last

month.
Prince 131neiser is now engaged in reviewing the
whole Prussian army on the Sambre and the MeUse.
The day before Yesterday he minceuvred twelve
Regiments of Cavalry and six hatteries of Artillery,
in the plain of Fleurus. Since the Ist of this month,
twelve transports, with military stores and horses,
have arrived at Ostend. The 2d brigade of the Eng-
lish ttoops from Ametica is daily expected. De-
tachments are continually arriving here, to keep tip
Ito the full complement the 'Corps of Ha novcriaas and

Brunswick troops.
Tire extraordinary tonithisblon of the Police, in the
departments of the North and the PAS de Calais, and

the especial tribunal at Lille. whose sentences are
executed in the most revolutionary and odious man-
ner, have spread terror and despair through that part
of France. It has been necessary to send more re-
gular troops to Dunkirk, to check the numerous
tumults. The greater part by far of the inhabitants
of Artois wait for a favourable mom= to declare
for the Bourbons.-

HAGUE. JUNE 7.
Yesterday evening her Majesty the Queen returned
here In good health from her excursion to Brussels.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 6.
The Deputies from the Duchy of Luxemburg to
the King of the Netherlands, said in their Address—
's For many ages the country of Luxemburg has
been a part of the Provinces of the Netherlands,
which have one common origin, and it was the une-
quivocal wish of the inhabitants not to be separated
from them. This wish is fulfilled. A happy pro-
spect opens before us, to which we look with the
same confidence; since the people wh6 have enjoyed
before us the liberal and paternal government of
your Majesty, loudly proclaim the blessings they
derive Berm it. We are convinced that when we are
unite.l under the saute Government, your Majesty
:take us participate its these t i..ss.
64 For twenty years past up to the present day, our
country has been governed by foreign hands. The
consequences were the degradation of public spirit,
the destruction of our resources, the annihilation of
our commerce, especially of late years. Such is our
situation it is only in the goodness and protection of
your Majesty that we can looit for its improvement.
It is happy for a people, after so many vicis,itudes,
to see its dearest interests confided to such powerful
and, generous hands.
r.e.ceive, Sire, the sincere wishes for the preserva.
Lion of your life, and the welfare of your family,
from your new subjects, the inhabitants of the Duchy
of Luxemburg, in whom your Majesty shall always
find fidelity, attachment, and obedience."
His Majesty expressed his particular pleasure in the
congratulations of his new subjects, most kindly add.
ing, that he knew how to appreciate the loyalty of
their character, and would neglect no means to im•
prove their situation.
The Dutch Papers also contain long lists of sub.
:Captions for the eqUipment of volunteers,

We hate received Madrid Gazettes to the 24th
ult. which were brought by a Corunna Mail. Among
other official docum nts, they contain Dispatches
from the Vice Roy of Peru, stating the important
fact of the re-conquest of Peru by the King's troops,
after a decisive battle fought on the 2d of October at
Rancagua. The remains of the enemy's force, con-
sisting of Only. two or 300 men, were obliged to pass
the Cordilleras. and take nine in Buenos Ayres.—
There are also accounts of some minor successes in
other directions, the Substance of which is given un-
det the proper head.

A report was current in the City this morning, on'
the authority of letters from the opposite coast, that
BONAPARTE had positively left Park on Saturday
afternoon, for Laon, the grand head-quarters of the
French armies on the nmrhern frontier.

Yesterday the Duke of Volts held a Military Le-
vee, for the first time these two weeks past. Among
the company were—
The
Duke of Beaufortl the Earl of Biagston, Lord Bradford,
Major-General Pringle, Generals Campbell and Vieey, Major-
Generals Craven, Fuller, Seymour, time, Stove, and Vicures,
Lieutenant General St. Leger, &c.
The Duke and Duchess of WZLLINGToK gave a
magnificent Ball and Supper at Brussels, on Wed-
nesday evening, to
H's Royal Highness the Prince of Orange and suite, the Prince
at Conde, the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, the Grand
Chamberlain of the Palace, General Pasiadelerig.a Russian Ge-
neral of Division. the Duke of Basuto, Count de Liedekerke
and t' tughters, Count Spergen, Madame de Treiamy, Duke
d'Ussel, Duke de Beaufurt, liar[ .of Uxbridge Lord Hill, Lord
[lay, Sir Charles Stuart, Sir Sidney Smith, Lady Raab:tad and
daugskters, Baron Vogliuutst, /kg.
Ite fine smack Comet, Captain SUTHERLAND,
arrived at Miller'sWhArf last night from Hamburgh;
lett CuxhAven on Friday, the 9th, and outsailed the
packet, which sailed the day before, off the Texel.—
When at Hamburgh, nothing was thought of but
CIO cising troops: a tine Volunteer Corps hag been
t firmed, :nd were to march for the army as yesterday.
The Comet went over to Harnbuigh with a private
family trnin Leith, and when there, her beautiful
cabin and accoitimod.ttions excited the admiration of
all the inhabitants of Hambnigii. The Comet sailed
. front Leith en the 19th June. :arrived at liamburgh '
!in 70 hours, lay their 17 days, Arlived at Miller's
I Whart yesterday, and its she sAiis for Leith to-morrow
.afternoon, wiil, to all probability, accomplish this
circuitouslolage back to Leith vnibia a ;Roth.