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..agarian _ __ - Ignial ;
entertained that the. Turks wilr approach and besiege
that place. Somi-thousauds of women and children
h.tve fled from Sertia, and retired to shit fortresses of
Schabatz, Semendria, and Belrradp-_

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tifed. The
army is animated with the greatest ar-
dour. (Signed) Marshal Count av le
the cirer. ' 1 town of Kautzim, capital of the circle of
Bohemia, on the'lBth of August, a dreadful fire took
Head-Quarters at Murviadro, Sept. SO. I place. In the course of an hour, SD houses, and two
Monseigneur—l have already acquainted your barns were
rciluced to "xi...
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Highness that I had entered the province of Valencia.
We have the satisfaction of being able tn announce
and was marching upon Murviedro. I arrived on the that Count Wallis still remains at the head of tie
127th, and took possession'of the town. On the 28th, finances, notwithstanding all reports to the contrary.
1 Ox companies of the division Hubert, and sir others .
This Minister allays enjoyed the confidence of the
of the Italian division advanced in front of the ram-
Monarch, and many persons are persuaded that in
?arts of the fortress, and carried all the out-works.
reward for his services he will be elevated toll::: dik
fhb enemy has in the forts 5000 men and 18 cannon ;
nity of a Prinee, 'although it has not yet been made
on the 29th the trenches were opened. I bate also
I Tsars Members T Members of the Aulic Council of War
invested Fort Oropesa. have gone to'rimeswar to join the commission char,e 1
i An assemblage of from 1000 to 1,100 peasants had
collected on my right at Val de trio ; Colonel
men of l Mikt, to examine into the abuses of the military regiments
of the 121st, advanced against them with on the frontiers. The intention of Government is no;
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put an end to malzersations, but punish with
his regiment, and 50 cuirassiers :he routed them corn- rigourthe individuals who have been guilty of them.
pletely, killed 4.00 of them, and took the greater part
BUCHAREST, SEPT. 11.
of their arms. (Signed) Marshal Count SUCH IT. ' .
An Ottumwa corps disembarked oo the night be.
Camp at Murviedro, October 1. tween the Bth and 9th, on the banks of Wallachia,
Monseigneur—lnformed that General Blake had and seized upon the ground which formed an island
advanced a part of his forces upon Liria and Segorbe, ' before that arm of the Danube was dried up, which
I ordered General Palombini to march against the di: (is within pistol shot of Slobod-se. The Tprks imnie-
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vision of Obispo, established at Seneja. rour hundred
horse defended the high road, while three thousand
Infantry occupied the heights to the right and left.—
General Palombini ordered a battalion of the 114th to
charge the enemy on the left, while General Robert
-iith the - of his bri-

, constructed intrenchments , On the
—ening of the 9th, Slobodse was occupied by ten
thousand men, whose advanced posts instantly at-
tacked those of the Russians, bat without any im-
portant event resulting. The enemy continues to
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directed the attack on the right w _ rest
gade. Colonel Schiazetti, at the head of the dragoons
Napoleon, charged the, enemy's cavalry, and pursued
them ' the of Massana, near Segmbe ; the

construct
fortements.
It is reported the'
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to pus over fresh win-
d Vizier was at the head of

to bridge . ;
whole division of Obispo was assembled at this point.
The dragoons took post on the bridge, and preserved
it in spite of the fire of the enemy. Obispo was mak-
ing every effort to surround them, when the arrival
of the select companies of the 114th and the Ist of

the carps aisicis nooreatlppeased the Danube. ince
.the 4th the Turks who diesabseked near Tscherpa-
than, have not ceased to beeeiss the Russian advanced
posts.
GENOA, SEPT. 13.
For same days past an English ship of the line, of
Early

. general ci.
decided his route and his flight upon Lida. 1..
dragoons Napoleon entered Segorbe poll moll with
the enemy, sabreing all that opposed them ; they pur-
sued the enemy to within two leagues of the city.—
'General Balathier, who commanded the reserve,
'caused them to pursue the enemy in good time on
the road to Liria. Obispo is in a state of completti
route, and has lost 30U men, one colour, 9J honest
anti a great many prisoners. (Signed)
Marshal Count Smiler.
A WaAGON.
The band of Pessoduro, a famous brigand, the
Lieutenant of Mina, had infested for a long time the,
Cincovillas and the banks of the Ebro; the Adju.l
tant Commandant Plioque pursued them for several
days without relaxation. On the 20th Pessoduro
escaped him in the Bardaua ; but' on the same even-
ing
that brigand halted in the village of Biota with
his 60 horsemen. Lieutenant Foison, of the 14thl
squadron of cavalry, got knowledge of it ; he took
with him two detachments of the 9th and 14th
syua-
drons, arrived at the village by bye•roads, surroun-
ded it on all sides, took them•unawares, killed them
all, and mortally wounded the ferocious Pessodurol

the Vistula arrested his movement ; a

~14 guns, has been cruising in these seas. • am
the day:before Testi' day she bore down upon the brig
the Guardian Angel, which:was on her passage'frons
hence to Sardinia. The brave Captain of the vessel,
'Calmarino, drew himself back towards the coast of
the Alberiga, and ai the enemy's ship could not fol-
low her for want of wind, the English sent off sit
welf-armed launches, and attacked the brigantine.
Captain Calmarino, who, although he had only IC
men in his ship's company, defended himself most
valiantly, and at length retreated, still hAlit;ng, to-
wards the coast, where he was covered by the lot of
the National Guard, who had in the meanwhile has.
Wiled down to the coast. The English, who wets
' obliged to retreat without effecting their purpose, 41.
'feted Moss of ten men killed.
NAPLES, SEPT. 14,
• Yesterday morning her Majesty the Queen left tl.is
'city, on her intended route to Paris. T.:e King
companied her as far as Capna, and on the sane Joy
returned to the capital.
FRANKFORT, SEPT. Is.
There has just appeared a work, entitled, N M.
morable Events of the Prussian Army,' from whicit
the following deserves to be utracted, to serve as an
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himself ; three gendarmes only were wounded ; 12
French prisoners were set at liberty.
PARIS, OCTOBER 23.
The King of Rome is at St. Cloud since his return
from the journey to Compiegne : he has just cut hit 4
first tooth ; he cut it without any injury to his health,
which continues to be very good.

history of that army Were , 'sawn u a • Le campaign
of 1806.
" tln the month of Sept. 1806, the Prussian Army
consisted of 233 battalions of infantry, composing in
all 177►000 men r 25 squadrons of cavalry, con-
sisting of about +o,ouo ; and of 13,000 artillerymen
and engineers—Total 338,000. The support of each

TEXEL, OCTOUER 16.
This day at three p.m. we had the inestimable ad._ _

regiment cost 114001 crowns s that of a regiment of
cuirassiers, the horses au 1lia:184M, 79,000 clowns ; a

nay .
♦antage of seeing his Majesty in our Isle. The wea-
ther, which was very fine, permitted his Majesty to
of He Is.— "

reginrot of dragoons, without the hones, 73,0J0'
crowns ; a regiment of hussars, of six squadrons,
37,000 crowns , -t of halms, 216.000; and