The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-08 00:00:00

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PA ithly OCT. 26.--TNPC Mani iCar3 C3f)tain some
articles citract,ll from (Lc tfuJiih Newspaivers
from the 2d to thti 7th instatlVptic of whit], is as
ftell(twb •
44..1Vhatever may' be the retultsof the ne..ocia-
tions, it seems 441.1i1l that France means to retain
Vienna, bectitso a line of telegraphs has been
formed which extends from that capital to the
Rhine. It appears (tilt Napoleon has been seri-
ously indisposed in We palace of Schuenbittnn,
and that a Courier has been a. nt tit Paris math or
tiers for the first I'hysican of the Court ti) repair
immediately to Schoenbrunn."
The Menitear makes cie following observations
on that passage:—

" The Emperor has not been ill; nay, he has
not experienced the slightest indisposition; the
first Physician, M. Could:tint, it is Imo, pro.
cutlet! to Schoinbron9, but the Emperor Aid not
stand to need of hii professional att,ndanCe. Sono
symptoms of the flux having shewn 0.3,11)104ex
among Vie troops, it was deemed necosaiiry-fo have
the advice of that experienced Phi:rice/1r on those
symptom.; but they fortimati3ly 'sport disnlipear_
ed. IYlule the above false report of.the Emperor's
illness vras circulated,
,he was travelling at thi: rate
of fifty leagueli a day." —( Rotierdtif
Oct. 31; l t.
MILAN, OCT—el.—The official taletentalna
two Drerces, dated Schoenbrusyni mbar 14.
'ha first is as follows e. ^ " •
" Napoleon, by the grain :of oprietti Con.
ititetion; Esuprror of the French, Kin; nfitaly,
.and !Interior of the ConfederaLion of the Rhine,
se have decreed, and do decree as follows;
"theakcles of Villach, Condole, the provinces
of Istria, forineily Austrian ;, the provinces of
Fiume and Trieste, the .countrlet known, by the
name of the Litturale; the part of Croatia, and
all that has been ceded to its ou the right bank of
the Sa.Te; Dalmatia and its islands; shall hereafter
bear the name of the Illyrian provinces."
The substance of the Decree is, tlie'Coun.
tenor of State, D tocliy, is appointed Intendant.
of the Illyrian Provinces, ceded by the
treaty of Vienna.

Anuther Decree, of the 10th of Odobar,directa
that the kingdom of Italy be divided into eix mili.
tary divisions. The tirst will consist of the de.
partments of Aquoquis Mena, Lario, and Adda,
and tha head.quarten will be at Milan;—the 2d,
of the departments of Cella, Serio, and Upper
Po ;—ilie 3d, of the departee ots of the Mincio,
,the Adige, said this LoWee Po, head-quarters RI kn.
'tua 4tb, of the depaittisents of the 'Rena,
Rubican, Patiaro, and Crostula, bead-quarter.
Bolognal—the sth, of the depArtments of (10 Me.
(auto, slnsone, and Trento, headquarters Au.
cons;—the 6th, of the departments of the Buc.
chiglione, Brenta, Piave, Tagliamento, Adriatic
Sea, acid Passeriativ, heed-quarters V.:nice-7
(!dent.)
MUNICH, OCT. 21.—The most satisfactory in..
telligence has been received from the twv Bavarian
divisions, which had orders to enter the birch,, of
•4,e hen. • The first dixillilP7-teKfiliinZl4-111 his
Royal Highness the Hereditary Prince, entered
Leifer on the 17th in the afternoon. 'lt had.pre-
viously had an affair, in which the rebels list about
300 men killed and wounded, 400 prisoners, two
-pieces of heavy artillery, and .otue caiseoni:Apeek.
.ichcr, one of their principal Chic rs, is among the
'slain. The prisoners ass,:rt 1, that they had been
forced to take part in the insurrection. Tn promp-
titude with which the insurgents were adacked at
once on several sides, was the cause that the divi.
sion ha 3 only 13 men missing and six wounded.
The troops distinguished them‘-Ives not more by
their courage than by their discipline: A t tha
same time the seeend division, cuinJiaii.leti by
Lieutenant-General IVrede, rnarrhed u
where the headqiiarte,s were cs.abliseed on the
17th. Had It nut been for lei bad sive of tha
roads, • it would have emeriti St. John on the same
(lay. IYhen the advanced guard left Reiter.
winkle, the rebels made a discharge at 1500 oces
distance (rem their entrenchments upon the
Schtnidtherg and Klansberg, and then took to
flight so precipitately, that our advanced guard
could not overtake them. The insurgents endea_
vourcd to take the bridge of Achen, but were
prevented. Tho truops of the second division dis-
tinguished themselves equally by their valour and
their discipline. We expect the reports of the
third division, which advanced by Kufsteiu.—
( Leyden Gazette, Oct. 31.)
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Tuesday, I 1 °render 7.
The Reconnur passed Sentence of Dzath ots the
following Prisoners, via.—
George King, for burglary in the d welling-hens
of • Jatnes Fositaine; Anthony Juiag, (dr bared..
.tiously breaking out of the dwelling-kunst of
Michael Poasetai, after having conimitted.a!o..ity
;therein ;. Joseph Fawcett, fur stealing 201. intim
dwelling house of William Ridley; dies nth
"Flinn, fur stetting gouda in tbe•dwelling:ho'aiis el
Samuel Butler ; Denis Shield, for stealing goods
In the dwelling-house of. Francis Todd ; Chart a
Rotherfortl,lot a burglary in the divellinkhouse
of Henry Davidson ; •Jarie VVllltams, fur stealing
'Martgo*Os privately to the. shop 6( S.unttel Cla.k ;
'Martha. Nagle, Healing SI I. and upward-, of
ha.
Pomptiss, widow, in her divelling-Itoce ;
IPatriek Cane, fur stealing goods of Cot.
in a dwelllng.hulase; John aidson, for a r„a.
berg ou the fling's highway ; Joseph Hatiadi, for
stealing goody in the d nat.. of Robert
Shedd , Egg. ; William Handeuek, lir breaking
and entering.the-dwulloi*.huuse of Juhit Taylor,
and stealing grinds value 31. ; Edward Edwanig,
fur stealing goudtpriyately in'a ; and Mary
Williams Ca hop 'Judgment as respited 'the last
Session ott,acoeunt of illness), for slealingsuods
privately in ii Ar'l•
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On Mondey_elettiog, A 3 buy, eight years of
*iv, was tallying- twine to -kit; %outlier (a Jana-
alatm, in.thu New read) a ',moll ixandle of
ffelloir snatched it from him in Tottenham.toiir -
'road, near London.strect) and Bid& his escape
irfli•it.