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London, England, 1815-04-13 00:00:00

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The ant glivision of the 10th tidsitti Nina
Canterbury yesteiday thorning on their thine Mr
Dover, hit embarkation. They will be followed by
two other siiirlsinns today and in-morrow.
A troop of Horse Artillery ftonth Woollifich *lO
marched into Canterbury yesterday, on their way to
the Coin.
Friday, a draFt, 70 strong. of the 71st regimenr
left Glasgow B wracks, for Flandets.
The brigade of heavy cavalry, under orders for thl!
NethcrlanJs, consists of the King's Dragoon Guards,
the Scots Greys, and the InniAillen Drarens.
of these regiments have been on service during the
last. war. _ _

Tuesday the 16th Dragoons embarkod at Rants-
gate. This regiment went out to P,,rtitgal in April,
1809, returned from France July, 1814, re•embarked
April, 1815.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
FALMOUTH, MARCH to:
Arrived the DWAR■ cutter from a cruise and sailed
again on a cruise: also sailed the Lady Ala') Ila
packet with a mail for Lisbon.—Wind S. &e
weather.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL it.
Cause in the MYRMIDON frigate, and Spanish
schooner la Serena, from Bourdeaus, with upwards
of 100 passengers which fled from that city on the
approach of the French troops ; they sailed on the
instant, many of them without their baggage. Also
arrived the William and Nancy from Bourdeaur, with
passengers, sailed on the Sd instaat. Came in the Rs-
sou:Tx gun brig from a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 12.
No arrivals. Sailed his Majesty's ships Pogue•
and Rosmuo for Plymouth; Camel store ship for the
River, and SWAN cutter on a cruise.—;Mind Easterly.

MILFORD HAVEN, APRIL It.
Arrived the Friends, Harries, from Liverpool for
this port; Auckland packet, with a mill and passen-
gen from Waterford, with several coasters from the
Bristol Channel. Sailed the Samuel packet, with a
mail and passengers for Waterford. The brig Nant-
wich, HIMBERT, from Chester for London, struck
on the Brnall.Rocks about one o'clock yesterday
morning in a thick fog ; the crew sueceeriecd in Beta
Ling her off, and used every exertion t 3 bring .ier
into this port, bdt when off Grasholm, one of the
Milford Islands, she foundered, affording the Crew
but just time to save themselves in her Kars, and
they arrived at Nangle in this port last night. The
Catherine, °weir, from Pullhely v.ith •slatei for
Gloucester, drifted on the roclis in coming through
Jack Sound yesterday, and was with great difficulty
brought in here nearly full•of water, by a boat be-
longing to Dale.
DEAL, APRIL to.
Arrived the Ariel, Canibrine, and Perceval trans-
ports, f Ostend. Came down from the River and
sailed several outward-bound mere/mama.

MARGATE, APRIL it.
Arrived the Venus Packet, Ginas, from Ostend,
which Once she left yesterday about noon. Tile Cap-
tain brings no intelligence of moment from thence,
except, that it was reported that two Privateers had
put to sea from Dunkirk. He states, taut on his pas-
sage across he heard a very heavy firing in the direr.
tion of Dunkirk, about two o'clock yesterday after-
noon. The Packet, after lancing her Passengers,
proceeded to Ramsgate Picr, to take on board horses
for Ostend.

HARWICH, APRIL tg.
Arrived the Lark packet with a mail from Ham•
burgh. Sailed the Adventure, Phyllerea, and &lug
transports, with artillery horses for Ostend ; and the
William, Jane, Juno, and (Economy transports, with
troops for the same destination ; Crescent transport
with stores for Antwerp; and the Beauloy and Auck-
land packets, the former with a mail for Holland,
and the latter with a mail for Hamburgh.

FJPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.

VIENNA, MARCH SO. •
The Khi of Saxony has not yet signed the Con-1
ienion relativa to the partition of his kingdom.
Jerome Bonaparte is to be removed to the fortress
of Brutus in Moravia.
The day. before yesterday there w a grand c
on-
ference of all the Monarchs. The Ki as
ng of Denmrk
was also invited to it, and a very large Danish auxi-
liary corps will join the Allied Armies against Bo-
naparte. In about a fottuight the Sovereigns will all
go to the Rhine.
On the first news of the landing of Bonaparte in
France, a Russian Officer was instantly dispatched,
(with injunctions, under a heavy personal responsi-
bility, to arrive at Petersburgh on a certain day)
kith orders for the Guards to march withintwenty.
tour hours after his arrival, audio march the next day
wersts. The exertions of Russia for this new war
ate immense.
The province of Austria Prove:, alone is to supply
65,000 to the new levy.
. Yesterday several couriers arrived from Italy, who
bring the news that Murat, immediately on his ar-
rival at Ancona, ordered the Proclamations of Bona-
parte to be circulated. It may therefore be taken
for granted that war between him and Austria will
break out within a fortnight.
In the late kingdom of Italy, all is quiet. We
have now the following important particulars of the
late conspiracy there, of which only uncertain as
have been hitherto published. It was to break
out on New Year's night, when all the Austrian civil
and military Authorities were to have been murdered.
Each of the conspirators had his man assigned to
him. General Lechi was at the bead of the conspi-'
racy. Twenty-four hours before its intended execu-
tion, it was happily discovered by some Italian gen-
darmes. In the night of the 31st of December, Ge-
neral Bellegarde had the drums beat to arms ;—the
garrison, 15,000 strong, assembled, and the conspi-
rators were seized. Since this timia4e civil tribunals
are suspended, and the examinatioNoonducted by
Courts Martial. The ring-leaders, 21 At number, arc
at Mantua.
The news that the Neapolitans occupietkßerne is
ill-founded.
The Duke of Wellington left us this morning.—
The greatest alacrity prevails in all the chpartments,
in order to take the most vigorous military measures,
and carry them speedily into execution. The Arch-
duke Charles is appointed Governor General of the
countries on the Rhine, and will reside at Mentz.—
Prince Schwartzenberg takes again the chief com-
mand of the whole army in Germany. The Arch-
duke Ferdinand will command the whole army of re.
serve. Is is said, that several Princes of the Imperial
Family will be actively employed, and take part in
the great contest. The Archduke John, we under-.
stand, is destined to go to Italy.
His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince will also
snake this campaign for the defence of the country,
as Brigadier. The head-qu triers of the Allied Mo.
earcos will be removed to Frankfort.
It is titmly expected that, previous to this, the
chief basis of the German Union i:1 be fixed here,
in arder to satisfy the wishes of the people, tl-e
of the Princes, and the great requisites of this impor-
tant oc (*aid
The note presented, on the 22J of March, by the
iited Princes, and free cities. to Austria and
Prussia, in which they declared themselves ready to
give the miloary contributions, but that the basis of
the union must previously be &trimmed, eas ad-
dressed also to Count Munstsr, and subsequently
communicated to the Ministers of Bavaria and Wur-
tecnbetg— B olen and Darmstadt did not sign this,
Note. The Empe, or of Austria will declare himself
King of Lombardy : a Proclain.itioa to this effect is
expected to appear in a lew days. The Archduke
Anthony, it is said, will reside at Milan as Viceroy.
ANOTHER LEVIER, SAME D%TE.
The military preparations are carried on with in-
creased activity. since news was received of Bona.
naparte's entrance into Paris. A renewal and exten-
sion of the Tteaty of Chaumont is spoken of.
The Wurtemberg General Varnhuhler arrived here
yesterday from Strasburg, whither the King of Wir-
tenberg sent him, as he did General Neutter to Meta,
to collect authentic information. The King of Wur-
temberg had. by the most energetic measures, placed
his very considerable army in readiness to march.
We every moment expect news from Italy of the
beginnieg of hostilities with Naples. The Auitrians
are raising strong enuenchments along the Po.

BERLIN, APRIL

The enthusiasm hare is the same as in the year
1813. Seven thousand volunteers have enrolled
tileinsilves in Berlin alone. The preparations in the
0r:1i-suite Departments are immense ; 6 or 700 can.
awl put in motion.
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The Neapai,an troops are to full motion., and in
tnaldr to the Legations of Ancona. Even the guards
LavP tt the c..pit 41, where the citizens do the duty...
'rite King of Spilt, the Queen of Etruria, and the
King ot SAW n.a (Charles Emanuel). who were at
Rome, are g‘me to Florence. The rope has not yet
left Rome, as has been reported..

Lord MeLvimaheld a Levee yesterday at the Ad-
evniratty, winch was very numeroudy atiencie I.
Tice Glasgow P.ipers of Thar:day last contain some
particalvs (..1 an Affiir, which has aeated a conside-
rable sensation there. The HUM SHEIRM of the
courity,.a few days ago, intituted an inquiry regard-
ing some expressions said to have been used by Mr.
Professor My t.so in his prayers, &c. in the Cl.llege
Chapel, on 6 ,11(13y sc'nnight, and which Were con-
strued to have been of a political nature. The charge
against the Professor rests up,,n a part of his prayer,
in which was depri.cated the needless spilling of hu.
min bbcid ; and upon the first sixteen lines of the
cvir. Psalm, wherein reference was supposed to be
guide to4he return of the French prisoners; and up.
on the xxxiv. ticripture Paraphrase, in which the
C -.Mg of the SAVIOUR, after the revolving of the
bACIed Wear, was interim:it'd to apply to BONAPARTE.
The College, with that spirit which becomes so re.
spectable a truly, has required from the Lotto ADVO-
CATE the name of tile inf. ratter; and until the izsue of
that demand is known, it is judged rope' to suspend
the publication of the proceediogb.

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