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London, England, 1816-04-18 00:00:00

VIENNA, APRIL 3.

The following Bulletin of the health of the Em-
press, has just been published here :
" VIENNA, van. 3.—A o.tirier di,patched from Vereno,
the it9th of March, at nine in the evenin:,, brings s m.,re
favourable account of the health of the Empress. A! sevea to
Ilse evening the iollowing litilktiu Lad Leen puteisbed by her
Majeoy's Phy,icians Her M:.jesty has passed to-day it •ss
badly as therePtral reason to fear ; 4he fever fit ended to-day si
a perspiration, and up to this moment uo new or IllOte
symptom has al.peared."
BASI.F., APRIL 4. _ _

Mr. Justice Gruner arrived on the 3lst March at
Berne. His Excellency proceeded to Zurich, a!id
on the 3d preheated, in a solemn audience, his cre-
dentials to the Bure,ermaster Reinhard, as President
pf the Diet. The remains of the four Swiss reri-
ments gre going to put on the white cockade, :led
march to Betancon. To facilitate the recruitifr,
both for Fiance and Holland, srAeral Cantons have
relar:ed in the strictness of the military regnlatier*,
which forbids young men who make a part of the
first Federal Continlent to enter into the service ct
a foreign Goma:meat.

AIX-I.A.CHAPELLF, APRIL 11.
There arrive here successively a great many sol-
diers, taken prisoners in Russia, all hopes of where
being still alive had been given up. Their names are
published in the Newspapers.
VALENCIENNES, APRIL 9.

The Mayor of thii town, considering that the tern-
pray jut reabc of the pfulation b) the prc,.ence

a pulverous garrison, added to the number of en-
siages, horses, dec. daily in use, make it necessary to
employ every means to preserve the salubrity of the
air and to guard against the dangerous consequences
cf neglect, has just published .a regulation on this
bead.
General Colville has, by an Order of the Day,
ciao the 29th of March,,informed all persons under
his command, that from the following day they are
biddea to hunt with packs of hounds or grey.
hounds, or to fire, except upon straggling birds
(siteasx de passage). He has ordered that no game
hhau be purchased for his table after that day, and
bopes that all Officers and other persons'attached to
his arvi will exactly conform to his intentions.
J. BRUSSELS, APRIL 13.

Letters from Cambray announce that the Prevotal
cow which holds its Sittings at Laon, has been so.
leerily installed. -It will begin its proceedings by
Log several persons accused of having in the tie-
tof the Aisne, in Champagne, and in Picardy,
n/ attempts to excite the inhabitants to rebel
:Oast the Royal Authority. The first cause to be
Ind by the Court regards some cannoniers of Bona.
prte's old guard. Mean time the evil disposed con.
ill* to alarm the minds of the people of the country
ad to spread all kinds of false reports, which-are
awe received and credited with avidity. The same
letters state, that General Travot has been removed
NO Castle of Nam. Very strict orders have been
received there to observe the most exact surveillance.
The pest of the Ex-Archbishop of Malines is indefa-
Isable; besides the Thirty-first of March, we learn
that he will shortly publish another production
which is said to be very piquant. . A person to
whom the Prelate has communicated his manu-
script, assures us that this book is well calculated
to make its fortune. in the present circumstances.
—lt is a parallA between the individuals wko have
just been exiled from France, and the ancient emi-
grants who have returned to that country, with notes
coatiining facts, nearly or wholly unknown. M. de
Pratt is said to chew still less Christian charity in this
wick than in his preceding ones.

SEDAN, APRIL 2.

Tire O,cc! of Brussels has for some time made its
particular business to publish news in which the con-
duct of the Prussian troops in France is calumniated.
We are the more astonished at this as the contrary of
these accounts is every where the case. We can
aErm, that the inhabitants of the departments of the
Meuse, and of the Ardennes, (which the Oracle
particularly specifies), are so contented with the dis-
cipline of the troops, that several plates in this neigh-
borhood have already begged the Commander to
leave them the troops they have among them, in case 1
any change should be intendedin the cantonments.

Some Paris Journals have also inserted some re-
tu:As nairist die troops eantotiett in a little town in
tke lipartment of the Meuse ; but after the strictest
oimination, it has turned out that the complaints
were partly unfounded, partly much exaggerated ;
and if there has hen any misunderstanding, the
oa4uct of the troops has not given occasion for it.
. STUTICAIth, APRIL 7. .

News has been received, by express, that their
ighnesses the Prince and Princess Royal arrived at
Tarsaw GU the 2Stii March : they were expected at
Dresden on the 10th inst. and will probably be here
vti tit 171.1 i CI idtb7—they enjoy very good health.

APRIL ID.

Trout the Sevrial muster tolls of the army of occur
pion, it ,Dears that the several corps are more
than conip;,..te.
Tice vaglkii contingent, fixed at 30,000 men,
annum to between and 32,000. It is affirmed,
that the same i, the case with the Russian, Austrian,
and Prussian col ps. All these troops are in the best
erintEtion, and have very few sick. Each corps is
furnished with an uncommonly fine train of artillery,
abundantly provided with every thing necessary. It
issupposed &it the great reviews which have been
announced, will take place in the beginning of May.
Tie best understanding continues to prevail between
the Russians, the English, and the inhabitants.
A fire lat-1y broke out in a very large village near
Mutes, which would infallibly have been destroyed
ballet the Russian troops hastened to the spot, and
by their intrepidity stopped the progress of the flames.
The Prince of Aremberg is named Governor of South
tratunt, General Evers commands the division of
"emburt, Namur, and part of liainault.

Halifax Papers to the 22,1 March, Boston to the
3104 and Philadelphia to the &h, have reached
Tuwo, bat their contents are not very interesting.
The Halifax Parers contain a copy of the instrue-
Cons of the British Government given to Sic RICHARD
Ktars, and the Naval Officer at Halifax, on the
subject ref the' vessels of the United States of Ame-
rica titling on the coast of Nova Scotia.
Sir B. KEATS is commanded in a letter from Earl
linnuaa, to abstilin most carefully from any inter-
i'voce with the fishing in which the subjects of the
United States are engaged, either on the Grand Bank
of NewtOundland, ese Gulph of St. Lawrence, or
°ther places in the sea. • At the same time the Naval
o(e
I 'er is to prevent them from using the British
: iltitory for purposes connected with the fishery, and
it exclude the filling vessels from Bays, Harbours,
of his Majesty's possessions.
tulete have been great rejoicings at Sans Souci,
Itllo4l of Hayti, the seat of' Government of the
„ Peror CHEISTUPLIEr in celebration of the hide-
"cieoce tit Hayti. Ilurninations, feasts, balls, and
e'er kind of amusagent were resorted to on this
otctlitt.