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London, England, 1813-11-09 00:00:00

FRINCH ;PAPERS.

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PARTS, NOVEMBER 2.
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, ilkir write from Frankfort, under date of the 27th
! Cf.ter t" WO to=day aped( here 10,000 French
t oops., HittExcellency Marshal the Prince of Mosk-
, -etiriyeijyelterday, as well as General Cara St.
ft. - h great part of the cavalry bivouacks with-
, t our toarn, and detachments of infantry, with arl
finery, upon the most elevated points in our neigh.
bourhood„ Troops occupy the different plates situ-
ated upon the /lied, a small river whlch empties it-
self into the Mein."
*IIRTZBURG, OCTOBER S.
The following has been published here:
" Headiuuters, Wurtzburg, Oct. 21.
" Art. 1. The town of Wurtzburg is declared in
a state of siege. .
" '2. All the Authorities appointed by his Svrene
Highness the Archduke, Grind Duke of Wurtz77Jurg,
will -continue to discharge their functions.
" 3. All correspondence, and all comm.inication
with the enemy, are prohibited under !he penalties
stated .in the French Military Code. Persons guilty
of this crime are to be brought before a. Military
Tribuital.

4, 4. Every offence, provocation, or act of an in-
habitant, against the Military men. shall be judged ac-
cording to the same laws, and by the same tribunal.
" 5. Every foreigner born in a country at war
with his Majesty the Emperor of the French, and his
Seiene Highness .the • Arthduke, Grand Duke of
Wurtzburg, shall to-day leaie the town, and within
ttree days the Grand Duchy,: sinless he has lived in
Wurtzburg six months, 'and-catv completely prove
how he suppotts,ltimself. ThOse who shall contra-
vene the dispositions of this attic* 0111 be•consi-
4red as spies, and tteat4l:sts:soch. '
" 6. All those who-shall not.bet 'able to prove how
they suppartlltemselvest shalt be obliged to Tit the
tOiWil-dR the 23%1 at ilatist,

"(The Cselieral._of• Uwision, kc Conituandant in
Chielof the Citadel of Wertaburg.
(Sitrecil).
EliaiiilKE.olT, CTOBIR
• The General of I)iiision Silue. died yesterday,
after a few"day's illness.
Yesterday a Jew, of thhr toirnissamed Oppenhei.
mer, was arrested. It appears 'that he is accused of
having held a
,cmrespondence with the enemy.

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SEMLIN, S2PTEMBER so. •
After- a .very strict blockade which lasted eight
days, the fortified island of 13eretsch was at last taken
by assault, on the 21st,. hy. the Turks, and all the gar-
rison put to the sword. Not a ~ingle man escaped.—
The Turkish flotilla particularly contributed to the
conquest of that island.
The Turkish corps, about .55,000 men, immedi-
ately after the taking of Boretsch, occupied a camp
at Pertka and in its neighbourhood, near the Morava.
The Seryinn .army is posted opposite it, upon the Se-
rnenchia read.

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VIENNA, OCTOBER 20,

The accounts. which arrive from Taiker state, that
the Turks are now making great progress against the
Servians, abandoned by all the forces
.which they
drew from the Christians. The terviant are hastily
provisioning Belgrade; but they begin thavithit tiro
late,. for. if the Turks had not been detained by bad
weather, they would already.have • been et the foot
of she walls of that• fortress. hiesaid tint Czerny
Georget,went with 30 boats to Semlin, for the pur-
pose, it is suppoSed, of placing his treasures, and
every thing he_ could save from pillage, in safety ; he
has returned with an escort. to Belgrade, where his
presence is the more necessary, as disorder and con-
tusions reign in it.

CASSEL, OCTOBER 20. •
A person called George Francis Kientingl, a soi-di-
'apt Lieutenant-Colnuel-An ft* ietiice oqtussia, and
since an Uttar in IT. fiustlaiDE4 .14iplueui, barn
et -/441E45e1'Cai1;?11:911410144 eztrafp4r4ment of the
Seine,. who tratellea.oyet tike e!riatule, pf. tin
.dis-
irks of Einsherk. #,;spi.fatAppilpind, 'has; ber,n ar-
tei;e4 byke. ii4h4lta4l,? of En)44,11; deliyeted,
up. to a Iktili!itt, OtninusguAt pliishpj..,44jsidszpent
ot. 19ih iottaot, *od in suepttop of, 5tpc10.18,34
the Penal Military Code, i)iq-einiies,hittp.,-",•,_siliEct
the Rain of death: This j94geteiit.vratt.cattsed .nita
execution .on 'the Sikh instant.