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FROM THE GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, JUNE 18.
ORDER OF THE DAY.

" The Emperor sees with grief the disorders Nrhich take place
In the rear of the army, and which multiply so fas: that they oar
cupy the whole of his atteittion. I3.id men do all tirry can to
dishonour the army. Instead of being with their colour, in the
presence of tbe enemy, they remain behind, committing every
kind of exces-,..ive,i/o tile perpetratioa of crimes.
" His Imperial Nrajez,ty oreiers the Generals heing (;overnors,
the Commandants of Province', to for,-.1 on the .pot moveable
c,.tutnns, each of which is to be coinro,ed of an Adjutant-
j.::;niniandant or a •Cn:one!, a Chief of a squadron, a Captain
of infantry, an Officer of the Gendarmerie (who is to make
a report of till legal proceidingsl, and of a Magistrate of the
ennntry. These Officers shall establish as many military Collllllh.
aions as there will he moveable columns.

" The first of there Commissions shall establish their juris-
diction over the circle of Vienna, the second over that of St. Poi-
' ten, the tkird nver that of Meyer, the fourth over that of Linz,
the sth over that of Untermaichandsberg.
" There Mean be attached to these commissions, and under the
orders of the Adjutant Commandant, three brigades of Gendar-
merie 60 horsemen, and 00 men, infantry.
" Each Detachment of 7avalry shall be commanded by a
Chief of Squadron, and each detachment of infantry by a
Captain. All these detachments shall have the number of Of-
ficers prescribed by the military regulations, in proportion to
their force,

" All the straggler; who shall abandon their corps under pre-
' ertee of fatigue, in order to plunder, shall be arrested and tried
by a military commission, and the sentence sh.:.l he executed on
fke spot. The Adjutant Commandant of each moveable column
a!aall every day make a report to the Major General concerning
the spot where he i 4, and the operation of his commisssion.

" the Columns which may consist of more than one hun-
dred and fifty men shaU be divided Mtn small patroles, as the Ad-
?want Commandant may think proper, and will repair wherever
it may be necessary.
" The present order shall be affixed to all the towns and Vil-
lages on the road from Strasburgh to Vienna, and read to
the different Regiments and Detachments on their passage.—
♦ copy shall he delivered to all the Commandants of Troops in

arch.

(Signed)
" The Prince of Neufchatel, ALEXANDER.
" Schoenhrunn, June 14."
NURENI3ERC,- JUNE 19.1
A detachment of cavalry, supported by,? party of
flying artillery, marched for Wurtzburg, to put a
stop to the incursions of the Austrians. They conti-
nued their route as far as Bamberg; but the enemy.
had already retreated.
The General of Division Rivaud, is said to have
proceeded into Franconia. _

A convoy of .54 vessels, laden n•ith wine, salt, &e.
got safe into Genoa on the 11th inst. from Toulon,
Marseilles, end Cette.
In the Paris Papers of the 2.ith ult. we find the
following articles Rumours of a peace were
lately in circulation at Vienna—it was added, that
an interview was to take place between thcir Majes-
ties the Emperors of Russia and .France. We know
not what has given rise to these rumours."—" It has
been rumoured at Nantes, on the authority 'of per-
sons sent home from Cayenne, that M. Hughes, the
Imperial Commissary in that Settlement, had sold it
to the English. Prudence prescribes, that we should
wait for the decision of superior authority respecting
the capitulation of Cayenne."
The Director of the Customs at Paris has addres-
sed a "circula” letter to the Chambers of Commerce at
the different rrench ports, of which the following is
a copy :

" Messieurs, his Majesty the Emperor and King
has, by a special decree, authorised the Minister of
the Interior to grant licences to foreign vessels to ex-
port the produce of our territory, and to import in
return timber, for ship-building, hemp, masts, and
iron, from the North, and also Peruvian bark,
and other drugs. The vessel so licenced muit, on
clearing outwards, be laden with the following arti-
cles oily, viz.--Wine, brandies, liqueurs, dried or
preserved fruits, pickles, corn, and salt. On their
return to our ports, they, must import no description
whatsoever of colonial produce or rnerchanclize, ex-
cept as above specified ; for, should the articles even
be of a description admissible in ordinary circum-
stances, they will, in the present case, be totally pro-
hibited.

These licences will have the effect of exempting
the vessels therewith provided, from the extraordi-
nary regulations of the Customs, and of confining the
examinations to be made on their return, to the as-
certainment of the description of the commodities
I.‘ hich are above specified, and whereof the importa-
tion is permitted, and this without rendering the
Captains responsible in any other respect whatsoever.
" The punishment for a violation of the conditions
f the licence will be the confiscation of the property,
fine upon the owner for violating his Majesty's
rders, and the recal of the licence, as being null
nd void."