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FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.V

IN CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PAGE.

Hacut, Ocr. 24.—The Roman Imperial Mini-
f. Byron F.t.z, left this rdidence yelletday, on
hi return to Vienna.
OCTOBER gl.—General BA RBOU, at Hanover, who
i 5 now Commander in Chief in that quarter, re-
ceived on the sift of Oelober, by an Extraordinary
Courier, a letter from the Major General of the
Grand French Army, Mai fhal BE RTHIER, written
from Elchingen, the 16th Odlober, giving him intel-
ligence of the vitory gained there on that day,
which communication the Marlhal accompanied with
the following note :
We are affared that a corps of Ruffians and Swedes have land-
ed, and re on their way, General, In art ick you. You mutt lay
in prov:hons as well as polfible, and def. nd yourfelf to the raft ex-
tremity. You fee from the battle that has jolt been fought, that
the Emperor will form be in a condition to fend an army, if ne-
neff.ity, to Han ver."—Hague Ccomutt.
This letter was read on the parade at Hanover on
the lime day by General BARBOU himfelf, to his
troops, who under a volley of mufketry called out—
" Long live rte Emperor."
lI•NovER, Ocr. 18.—The fortrefs of Hameln, or
rather Fort George, has been inundated, and the in-
habitants of Hameln muft provide themfelves with
proviliens for a twelvemonth. A Committee is ap.
pointed to inveftigate whether this order is to he
obeyed. Some more French troops bloke up a few .
days ago, to join the Grand Army, and leveret places,
-even the fortrefs of Nicuburg, are entirely ftripped of
Sari ifnns.
STOIC AND, Ocr. so.—The French entered Ulm
nn the 18th. The corps tinder the Archduke FER-
DINAND. which was in the environs of Heidenheim,
Aalen, Ne.creflieim, &c. has grown into a little ar-
my, film its being joined by the different corps
which have retreated from Ulm, and had already
c )mmenced to ch.tile for Bohemia on the 17th, by
the way of Hertfeld, Ries, Eichtladt, &c. A num-
ber of ammunition, and other waggons, had arrived
with that army, but many of them muft Rick in the
roads, which have been rendered impalrable by the
heavy fall of rain.
The following letter has been publifhed here on
the part of the French Commander
t, The Imperial French General commanding between the
Rhine and the Neckar, has received the following Bulletin from
I' Marnis. Aide de•Camp General to the Emperor, dated
Gialingen, Oetober i 8
" The Emperor and King has ordered me to inform you, that
M:nningen is taken by Martha Sault. The enemy have loft,
• fince the beginning of the campaign, at kelt 40,000 men, a great
Dumber of cannon, &c.
" A corps of the enemy, under the Archduke Ferdinand, has
cfcaped from Ulm, but it is purfued by Prince Murat and Mar-
tha! Lannes.
" Ulm is entirely evacuated ; the whole of the garrifon are pri.
&nets of war, and the Offiars are fent home on their parole."
NUREMBERG, OCT. co.—This morning, about ten
e'clnck, a train :if Auftrian troops began their march
before our gates ; they confilted moftly of cavalry,
having with them about 5o pieces of cannon, and a
great quantity of baggage. It loon appeared, that it
was Prince F. RDINAND'S column, which had been on
the 18th at Gunzhanfen, arid that the Prince was
with it. Their march continued till two o'clock in
the afternoon ; while, in the mean time, the Pruffian
Huffirs, of the battalion of Anfpach, on their way
to Hof, marched through this column.
Scarcely had the Auftrian train palled, before the
v in of the Corps d',lrmee of Prince Mu RAT appeared
iu purfuit of them, and came up with the rear of the
Aultrians in the Suburbs of Guilenhof. The French
tt tops did not flop, but fled part the city to overtake
Außrians on their way to Efchenau. The Prince
was himfelf at the head of the four firft regiments of
cavalry, and about fix in the evening art ived in this
city. During the night, fame reports reached the
head-quarters refpedting the confequences of this
forced march. The Auftrian troops, on the further
fide of Heroldfberg, had endeavoured to defend
themfelves ; but when the account doted, all the
baggage, with goo waggons, four pieces of cannon,
and i goo men, had been taken. Gen. MICHERT was
killed.

BRESCIA, Ocr. IL—Hitherto there is nothing new
relative to the Anitrian army in Italy. The army of
Martina MASSE NA has lung been ready to crofs the
Adige: and from the preparations that were making
at the departure of the mail, there can be no doubt
but the paffage has been effeded by this time.
Passau. Ocr. 16.—The Ruffian army, to the
:mount of about so,ooo men, betides that of Gen.
KIENMEYER, zo,ooo men (trong, is on the Inn.—
Yellerday they received a part of their artillery, and
to-morrow the remainder is ezpeded. About the
zoth, thefe troops will be enabled to ad, and to pars
the Inn : the firlt column has been over it, but merely
to cover the retreat of General Kt asl4 EY HR. It being
tdierted, that the French are marching hitherwards,
it It is been found advifeable to break down fome of
the bridges.
VIENNA' Ocr. 12.—The Ruffian troops are haft-
ening to the theatre of war with unprecedented (peed.
The laft column of the firft army was to pafs through
Briton on the 9th, and the whole of the fecond army
will he conveyed in waggons, and proceed at the
tate of (even or eight Getman (33 or 371 Engli(h)
miles a day. It is generally Alerted, that the Em-
peror ALEIANDRR will arrive in a few days, and
proceed with our Sovereign to the army in Germany.
MADRID, OCT. 6.—According to the laft letters
from Cadiz, they were repairing at that port the
French and Spanifh (hips which had received any
damage doling their laft cruize. It was thought
that the combined fleet would loon put to tea again,
not., ithflanding an Englifh fquadron of (even three-
deckers, five frigates, one corvette, and one brig, was
at anchor before Cadiz, and fix or (even more Eng-
lids thins were feen at a greater .lifiance. Lieute-
nant General GRAVIIIA has the chief command of
the whole united Span& fquadron. confuting of ele-
ven (hips of the line ready for tea, and ten more
which sift fnon be ready. There are three (hips of
t gun', three of 80, and the reft of 74. and 64 guns,
which will be joined by fever al :rigates and corvettes.
The Fiends. fquadron confilis f four (hips of 80,
fourteen of 74 guns, and five frigates of 44 guns,
with feveral corvettes. Vice-Admiral RosILY was
dai;y expeded at Cadiz. to take the chief command
in* the tountrof Viet Admiral VILLENEUVE' who has