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with his troops, the town and fortref; of Patrau,
and caufed the whole Bilbopric to be occupied at
the fame time.

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ftrongelt terms to M. de HUGEL, the
Imperial
Co-commiffioner at the Diet, and that Minifter
mediately fent difpatches to the Court of Vienna,
In the mean time the Elthor of Bavaria nidflthregd:
a great many troops tamarch towards Palfau, and
the other diftrias which have fallen to I • illare
as indemnities. We are impatient to know wile.
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If we can credit the intelligence from Augfburgh
and other adjacent countries, the Imperial troops
are about to adt in a hoftile manner A • • gain the
troops of Bavaria. They already amount to 30,00
men, who are to be commanded by General Bs
"caana,having under him GeneraISTRAUCH,Count
MIRRFELD, and the Prince de Rosa. Scarcely had
they occupied the fortrefs of Patfau, when they put
themfelves in a Rate of defence : it is even faid, that
thefe troops expe.l a battle, fince they have caufed
the hofpitals they had on the Inn to be evacuated,
and have fent for a great many Surgeons.
Thefe hoftile appearances in the bofom of Eu•
rope, which at prefent enjoys a profound peace, es-
cites more curiolity than fear. If the Rep taken
by the Aavarian troops to feize on Paffau, is agree.
able to the plan agreed on between France and
Itursaithere can be no doubt that the Anitrians will
evacuate the place as foon as the Diet of the Eta
pire than have given its fanaion to the new order
of things. In the mean time, they have occupied
Salzbourg in the name of the GRAND Dust of
TUSCANY, DS well as that part of Bavaria which
lies on the right of the Inn. It is General MEER.
•
FRLD who has entered Salzbourg. But if the Auf-
trians have a right to prevent the Bavarian troops
from feiling on the indemnities, before the ratifi•
.cation of the empire, do they not fees: by their
occupying Salzbourg, to authorize fimilar Reps
on the part of other States ? The veil which coos
all thefe operations. is therefore ftill impenetrable,
but it mutt foon difappear.
AUGUST 24.---The Magiftrates of Ratan
have. received pofttive affurances that their city
will be maintained in its independence. The Bi-
&optic of Ratifboa has been ceded to the Elector
of blintz, as well as all the Abbeys and Ecclefia
t
thud Corpiwations in the neighbourhood. It
ihence refutes, th.at more than half the buildings
and houfes of Ratifbon will belong to the Arch•
chancellor of the Enipire.
P. S. The intelligence from Munich, of the igths
given in the Augfburgh Gazette, and kveral
others, is, that the Bavarian troops, deilined to
alike offeffion of the Indemnities, have fuddenly
received counter-orders, and that leave of ablence
has been given to acertain number of foldios in
,each battalion ; that they may aflift in terminating
the labours of the harveft. The fame letters add,
that M. DR MONTGE LAS, Prime Minifier of the
Eleitor of Bavaria, is going for come time to
Fa-
tifbon. It appears certain, that Bavaria is not
kanthorifed to feize on the Indemnities before the
Irratification of the Diet of the Empire.
RaTissoa, Auc. 20.—We have pit been made
acquainted with an event of the greateft itnport•
ance. The Minifter of Bavaria at Ratiibon, Baron
de Rscaseechhas received a difpatch from Gene.
ral Dego', who commands the Bavarian troops:
announcing, that on the 17th of Auguit the Au:
Irian troops, commanded by General Mi.saran,
have entered the town and fortrefs of Palau, and
that they have even occupied the whole bifhoprie
on the two banks of the Inn. This intelligen`e
was immediately communicated in an official man;
ner to the French and Ruffian Miniiiers, charge
at the Diet with the negotiations in regard to
the execution of the Treaty of Luneville. The:
Miniiters, after a conference with Count Gorrtrz,
the PrutEan Minifter, tranfmitted, vciteriAy,
to
Baron DE HUGEL, the Imperial Plenipotentiary
at the Diet, an energetic Note, (lacing ill 11...-
Ranee as follows That it had come to ti„
knowledge of the French and Ruffian Miniiieri,
that the Aufirian troops had occupied the Too
and Bifhoprie of Paffau that me attire bring
entirely contrary to the di irtitions
of the Conven-
ion of the 4th of June, and to other arrangemati
ts
agreed upon between the two Powers. the}
cett
not but confider it as a mifiinderßanding, "ic!
the Austrian Government would doubtici; °
the earned opportunity of rectifying."
M. I
Get. replied, verbally, " That he would comm',
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