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proceeded in procession from thence to the chard,-1
,
Amidst a numerous eonconrse, the streets being
with troops, .arid accompanied by various Grand.," ,
and Generals, with their Eacellencies the Eng;i.it
Ambassador and the Austrian and Portuguese En; 1..,
toys. All the balconies of the sheets through
which they passed.were hung with tapeitry. aiui thp
solemnity :ached the -highest gratification in the
affluence of people who filled the streets.
BIUBOA, MARCII Vii.--This day the fortrcus of
Santora capitulated, on condition of the French part
Of the garrison being permitted to return to Frdoce;.
,the Germans and other foreigners are allowed to re. -
turn to their homes. •

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THE SDATSS!VIAN.

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•LONDON:
MONDAY, APRIL 180814.

A Dutch Mail /arrived this morning, bringing g
variety of intelligence, whick will be found ia.
tereiting :-.-
WILLIAMSTADT, APRIL l'2.—After basin/ been,
as it were, cut off from the world for four moath,
our unfortunate neighbours see the near endcof sit,
their sufferings. The garrison of Bergen..ol,4Bou;
and Antwerp, on hearing the first news* of the yeas
events at Paris, cetisett all hostilities against tit; '
Allies, and hoisted the white cockade, with !thud
Vire Louis XVlff. Already the gates of theke two'
important places are open to whoever chooses to
enter them, or to go out. This news,, which hp
been brought to-day to the English CommOntint of
this place, is the more agreeable, as the Alike were
resolved to attack. both these two towns BO lost
Bats with vigour, and thus the lives of many brave .1
men are spared. It is also affirmed, tliarthi wl ‘.
cockade has beets displayed
,for these two
the towers and ramparts of 'Flashing, art& that .tie
• French troops there and in the whole Mead of *el:
cheren, wait only for orders from their GoveraikOt
to give up the whole island to the Dutch. 't
- y Aram 12.—Letters from' Switzerland; f.
of the c2d of April, announce, that all differences
between the Cantons have at length ceased, and.that
Berne, Fribourg, and Soleure have least tie* Peps-
ties to the I,list. .
Ba EVSEI4i- Astir & 1 .-.4ltes.sloy toolosts-yestuday,..
.
lin thE worm tit Royal Highness the Crown Priam
of Sweden arrived hererhut departed again center-
' day, en his way to Paris. A great number of his
troops has arrived here within a few days; also large
bodies of French prisoners from France.
Mit tslkncu 30.—Her •Imperial Highness the
t Princess, our Vice-Queen, with the Prince ant
Prin-
cess, her children, yesterday departed for Mantas,
where she arrived in the evening. It is supposed she
will stay there some days, with the Prince her
. husband.
GENEVA, MARCH 31.—After a series of getions,
the result of which was the continued retreatof the
French, two columns of Austrian trdbps, one from
Aix, the other from Lyons, arrived at the same time
at Chamberi, on the 28th. All the Cossacks, and the
baggage of Count Bubo*, went there on the 30th.
Count Bubna's head-quarters being to be.removed

thither.
INsettucK, MARCH 28.—Our Gazette states, that
by accbutits from Italy, the Pope is arrived at the
Austrian out-posts at Parana, on his return to bis

dominions.
Bausst:ts, APRIL 12.—We tear that Gee. Mai.
.son, after receiving a courier from Paris, has hoisted
the white cockade, and that the garrison has don!
the same. The white flag flies on the walls of Liye.
FRANKFORT, APRIL 6.—Letters front Geneva, of
the 31st March, contain the following accpunt;o-,,,
" The Princess Eliza, who, on the occupational&
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Tuscany by the 'Neapolitan troops, Rai to Isse,
has been obliged to leave that place in haat!, brims*
the English arrived only five hours after her depaf'
tore: She has left in her palace all the costly funii.

ture, all her carriages, and 30 hrrses cf great !vein.
The Prioress arrived on the 19th at Turinovbeei
haVing stopt a few months With her brother-in-lasi
Prince Borghese, she proceeded to Paris. , .'
" The Anglo-Sicilian army, broke,up on the 1114
from Leghorn, and the advanced guard 5110(11Y after
arrived at Lucca, when the Prince“ Flihi itast
departed with -an
.eseort of Neapolitan trqnps.-
Lo;rd Bv.wrrricx went to the head-quartersiof tlit
King of Naples at Reggio, and having staid lihero
few days, proceeded.to the head-quarters of Coliis
Bellegarde."
LtiMORS, MARCIE 16,L-Lord Bentinck, WllO
came from Naples by land, and arrived two dot'
after the first division of the Engliskarmy, has Oh'
Fished the following Declaration :
ITALIANS!—Great Britain has landed her trials
on your coasts: she holds not her hand to roe, in
order to deliver you from • the iron yoke 4 MO'
parte. Portugal, Spain, Sicily, sod ifoll+d, al-
-test the generous and disinterested principl whist
animate her. Spain, by ,its firmness, its ter:,
and the .assistance of its'9Ailies, has acco 16)44