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At noon he has Ufsdc 500 priionefss ana -taken
= park of 40 pieces of artillery. complete.
Martial Lannes arrived at 9, p. NJ. at Stoc-
koran. He there found au im'renfe magazine
of cloathing. 100000 pair of fhoes and boots,
and cloth enough to make great-coats for TIE
whole army. They have ALTO taken many boats
which were defending the Danube with artil-
lery, leather and cloathing.
The bulletin here goes on TO give a par.i-
cular inventory of t547 pieces of cannon, Ats
mortars, 1os,292 mulkets and carbines ; great
number OF fwords and piftols; an immenie
quantity of powder, cannon, mufket and piftol
halls. hnts, lead, and many other military
flores.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Iienna, Nov. Is.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The emperor textiles his fltsfaaion TO the
4th regiment of light infantry to the Tooth of
the line; to the 9th of light infantry, and to the
sed of the line, for the iutrepdity which they
difplayed at the battle of Dierniteiu; where
their bravery in Preferving the petition which
they occupied, obliged the enemy 70 quit that
which he held on the Danube. His maefty
ALTO hgnihes his appreciation TO the 9th regi-
ment of the line, and to the soth, which at the
battle OF Lambach. made ftand againft the rear
guard OF the Rnfiians, and not only gave the
firft blow, but made 400 prifoners. His ma
lefty farther exprefies his fatisfa1ion to the
grenadiers of Oadinot, who at the battle of
Amtatten, drove the Ruflian and Auftrian corps
from their ftrong and commanding petition, and
made 1900 prttoners, of whom 600 were Ruf.
fans. His maiehyis fatisfied with the ft, 10th
and 22d regiment of Chal1curs, and with the
9th and 10th regiments of huiiars, for their
good conduct in all the fkirmifies which took
place from the Inn TO the gates of Vienna, and
for the 800 Rufiian prifoners made at Stein.
Prince Murat, MARTIAL Lannes, the referve
of cavalry, and their corps of the army, entered
VieHna the 18th November, made themfrIves
| matters the fame day of the bridge over the
lDanube,preventedi it from being hurnt,pa!1ej it
immedia ely, and put to flight the Ruflian
army. We found in Vienna more than 5000
pieces of cannon, 100000 guns, ammunition OF
every kind, in fine, every kind of equipace, ne
ceflary for 3 or armies. The people of Wen.
ma feemed to receive the army with friendihip
| The emperor DEGREES, that the property OF
the people ofths capital fhaIl be held facred
and that they fhall be treated with the created
refDeet, for they have beheld with forrow, the
unjuft war which has been carried ON seainft
us, and they tehify by their conduct as much
friendfhip. for us, as they entertain hatred 70,
the Rutlians; people, who hy their favage and
barbarous manners, ought to be Detected by e.
very civilized nation.
Major-General Martial BERTHIER.
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TRANSACTIONS ron TIL. FEDERAL. GA.
ZETTE.

PARIS, December 2.
M de Stadion, late niniRer from the emperor
OF Germany a, the court of RuiIia and NJ the lieu
tenant general count de Giuay, have been prefent
ed to his majeiy the emperor of the French at Brunn
as penpotentares of his naeay the emperor OF Ger
many: They are invefted with powers to negotiate
conclude and fsn de6ntive treaty of peace between
France and H.ulria. On his Gde, the emperor oi
the French has nominated M. de Taleyrand, (hi.
miniifer for foreign relatons whom he has Unveiled
with powers to that efea. 1t is to be hoped that
peace will be the reiult of their negociations but
this ought not to dmini in the leaf the zeal Of the
folders or OF the nations it on the contrary, new
motive for the concrpts to accelerate their march in
order to Juttify that weknown ada.e, ST y;, aes,r
fara stA4"s; His n'zjehy has given orders TO the
mnters OF war and of :he interior to relax nothing
in their preparations
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Curapeln JntrIIigrnee.
BALTIMORE, February 6.

JuG before our Gazette was put to prefs, we had
put into our hands by commercial friend, fris Of
Official bulletins Of the armies Of the Danube and Italy.
The former from the 18th Of November tn the Il
December; the latter from, the 10th the 25th No
vember. We have to fay only that we iha have the
mott material part tran,Ited for ,o-morrow's Ga
iette. Fed. Gag.
Ftb,uary7.
In the fubfequent columns will be found fome of
the very important bulletins, proniied yeaerday.
There appears to have been ceremony in taking
pniIeion Of Vienna-ts fall was conidsred as mere
,nstter Of coure and the armies of the emperor of
France purified their march beyond the earrn parts
of Germany. while the panie-lruck armies of Ruilia
and Anitria. continued fly before them Some
fharP fkirmilhing occafonally occurred, but every
u ing like fyttema,c oppoiition had eeaied in that
quarter.
In Italy the arehduke Charles gave more work to
the enemy, and continued to 0rugse manully againlt
the tide OF war but an important advantage gained
over one Of his wings the Goth November. (the
particulars OF which will be given tomorrow and
the ditpoitions made by the French, leave him no
profPea but that Of an ultimate iurrender. His
death is not mentioned. Three bulletin, OF the
my OF Italy and others of the grand army, will be
translated for so-morrow's Gazette.
The ways of Providence are infcrutable To have
entertained the notion, few years back that Ger
IN Europe, would be conquered by France, would
have been fufhcient have branded any a
fool; ard but few months fnce, it would have en-
utied the pericn to epithe fcarcely lels harfh,
who fhould have predicted the fall of Vienna before
Chriltmas The bulletins in this days Gazette how
over, enforce our text Bonapartehas only taken
Vienna, but he has given civil and military 60
vernment to Auftria, which he terms province
not only has he captured the capitals of Hungary, OF
Bohemia and of Morava--but thefe provinces, ALTO
IN the moa abje& manner deprecate all oPpoition
to his arms, and fue for his mercy Where his vic.
torions career is to fop, is difficult be defined
now, as before he left his camp at Boulogne. Ruff
Tia is hun'blsd and Germany appears be almol
blotted out of the lin of nations, and that fate which
The had anticipated for Turkey and Spain, has frf
fallen to her own lot.
In the bOat Of b1Hfini, of so pages, (or it is no.
hle OF news-papers) which we have been politel,
furnhhed WITH there editorial remarks or O.
other local articles, except the following which bears
the lat date, and which condsr as official as the
bulletins themielves; Eel Gag.
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Tor Napoleon has wifhed only for peace, that he Il
the friend of all nations and Of every noble feut-
ment. The Englifh are the perpetual obe6s Of the
eurfes Of all the fubes Of the emperor Of Germany
and Of their universal hatred Is it not then time
that princes Mould liten the voice of the people,
& that they fhoud endeavour arreit the fatal in
Auence Of the Engli.h oligarchy
Since the paiIage of the Inn, the grand army has
made in the different fkirmt es which have taken
place, about 10000 prfoners. If the Rufian army
had awaited the arrival of the French, would have
been deiroyed. Several corps Of the army are pur-
CARNATIONS, OF which the following foundations
were publiihed at Vienna the lo;h and eth in
Giant.
PROCLAMATION.
Since the decree Of his excelency, the commiila-
ry Of the court etablhed in Lower Aufria, the pub
lie are informed that for the preervaton Of peace and
order in the interior, has been decreed that GER
tain number OF armed citizens, computing the mobiles
Is well as the members of the ACADEMY of fine arts &c
other individuals who have means of putting them
e'ves in condition of appearing in arms fhall al
ways be ready to perform any iervice which may be
required of them Here follow the places appointed
for the parades When the muaer-roll i. called the
trumPets fhal be founded twice each place of pa
rade. The citizens of each feeaion fhall repair to
their po with their arms and there wait for orders
1t trety forbidden amy perons, except the citizen
ioder to appear on the public places when the trun,-
pets ihali be founded. Any perfon who all contra
vrne thus order ihal be arreed by the patroles and
delivered up to the police. Meali,res have lkewi(e
been taken to put all rhe flick and poor who have no,
the means offubence into the city-holptaln order
to be taken care Of.
Brave Inhabitants of Vienna you will thank ME
for the widona of thofe meaures which are taken for
the good of yonr country. The masiaracy will con-
cur III their execution with the fame f.ntinen,s which
sptl ,taI IL. yIy n
from the inhabitants of this CITY, who hav. al,ys
diftingmihed themielves in every ftuation
(Signed) Tie Yf,e. By,oo~,oa.,
Dated, Vienna, Nov. II.
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B. ii. MARET.
TWENTY-FIVE BULLETIN.

SrbaNtrI1n, November Is.
Prnce Muraf & the corps of mar!hal Lanncs
yeiterday overlook the RufIian army at HolIa.
hrunn. A kirmifh of cavary took place, but
the eneHry Immediately abandoned the field,
leaving 100 baggage-waggons in our hands.
| L nc enemy had effected junction., and the
ditpohtlons for an attack were made, when an
Auitrian flag of truce advanced and reouefted
Pern1iiion TOR the troops of the emperor of
Germany to teparate themfeIves from the Ruff.
mans. Their requef was acceded to.
Shortly after, tic baron Wintzingerode, aid
de-canp-general to his maefty the emperor of
all the KuiilaS, preiented himfelf at the advance
ca potts and offered to capitulate for the Ruff
an army. Prince Murat intended TO content to
II, but the emperor of France did not approve
OF the capitu!ation. The emperor did not give
his aiient to it, becsufe this capituaiion is a
k'nd or treaty, for the fulflment of which M
W'ntzIngerode did not thew his powers from
tue emperor OF kua. In the mean time his
'naJehy on ordering his army to march declar-
ca mat II the emperor Alexander, who was in
the neighbourhood ihould agree 10 capitula,;.
on, he was ready to ratify it.
General Vialannes, commanding the cav,J,,
OF MARTIAL Davouf, has entered Pre|burp. GER
count de Paiffi has written a letter to which
rhdr;hal Davouh has returned an anfwer- TIL,
two letters are fuhioincd.
body OF 5000 Auiirians have intrenched
themielves in the petition of Wal1. nuncben on
the borders of Boheutia, gen. paraguay Drill.
hers, at the head ofthree bataIions of difnount.
ed dragons, marched againR that corps which
preciptately abandoned thai pot.
lie had arrived on the eighth at Trinity. in
Bohemia, and eXpeGled to overtake the above
corps.
Martial Ney has been appointed to take pof.
lemon OF the Tyrol. He acquitted hmfelf with
MS niual lntrepidity and fagacity. He turned
me FORTS OF Scharnitz and Newftark and foon
made himieif matter OF them. in his office he
pieces. - 'N''
On the 9th, at s, p. nj. he made his entry in.
to Infprnck. He there found an arfenaI 6Iled
with artillery, 16 900 mufkcts and an immenC r.
Quantity OF powder. The fame day he entered
lia'Ie, where he alto took pofcfIion of very
large and valuable magazines, of which he has
not yer gwen an inventory. The arc hduke
lnhn' who commanded in the Tyrol, cleaned
ny The way OF Luchfthal. He ordered colonel
10 dellVer the magazines into the hands of the
FRENCH and to recommend to their genero(itv
1900 tick who were a. Jrfptdtk.
10 all theic glorious deeds, has been added
| icenc which has toucfsd the hearts of all tbc
io'd'ers, During the lar war, the 10Th reoi.
n'ent OF the line, ioft two ftandards in the or.
cons This lofs has been for long time deen,y
amented by that corps. Thefe brave men
Knew that Europe had not forgot ) their n;c
fortune, though !, could not accufe them of
cowardlce. Tbcic RandarGs, the fubiea &C
'nch noble regret, have been found IN the arCs.
nai OF Jnfpruck. Oac of the officers recognized
.hen, and they were Immediately furroundcd
0Y me folders Wfen marGlai Eey renored
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ANSWER
Cfm0rI'Ni D0UOgRf to general com. de Pain.
GENERAL,

Cfm0r('@l D0UogRf to general com. de Pain.
GENERAL,
have laid before his maeRy the letter which
you dddTeiied 10 the cormandaHt of my II,bt
cavalry. His maiefy has charged me 70 mske
known, through you, to his royal highnef, the
archdrke palatine, that he s ready TO rsf,eet
the neutrality ofthe Huugarians, and 70 forb;I
his army to enter the frontiers of uungarv, 70
on his part his royal hiRhnefs the arcb.dnLe ~.
latino and the Hungarian people, are wIl;ng to
withdraw their troops, to make no irfnrreaiop
to continue to fUpply Vienna with proyif; me
and in hne to conclude Ietwees .brm' he
arch-duke palatine and his maiehy the empeTop
OF the French, convention tending to main.
tam harmony bctwees the two countries.
ana authorized to permit any officer 20 pafs.
whom his royal highnefe the arcli-d.ike pala,ins
may with to feDd to my foyereign, to tre,t me-
on itis BATS, ii'all feel myfeIf happy in tins
having an opportunity of doing favor To xa"T
cohntsynen, and promoting the welfare M a
people pone9ed offo many eRjnabls qualities
az thoie OF Hungary are.
have the honor to be, Mr. General
:, your very humble fervsnt,
oo'S"eo} l., DAVODST,
Marfhal Of the empire, and one of the coJon,i
generals of the guard of his naieffy ~" srn
peroT and King, N''-
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NOTIFICATION.

His imperial majefty, who according to the promife
which he made to the respectable Fate, of Hungary,
has degned to clofe the Diet has been prevented bv
intervening circumstances from returning to Vienna
before going to Brunn, agreeaby to his firN determi
nation Butin the mean time, it is poaibe the French
imperial troops may enter Vienna. Experience has
proved that they obierve ria difcipline and dire
gard the dangers of war Should this take place he
expects that his people will remain qaiet and conduit
themeives with decornm. recommend it to each
one IN particular and his majeAy our foveregn, far
from expecting azeai which might only compromit
the lives and property of hi, fubieas. would pnn;
feverely the leaf diforder not only becaue h.. hin,
felf has declined defending hi. own cap;,,l h,, h.
caule he entertains mott yracous Col;c;,rd. Co. H.
welfare Of its inhabitants VS.
(signed) RodSlobe, C,uste Y,,5,a
Vienna, Nov. I2
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The-emperor has not yet received any of the
authorities of Vienna, hut only deputation
from the different corporations of the city,
who, the day OF his arrival, came to his levee,
at Siso'ts- Rireben. 1t was competed of the
prince de Zntendorf, the prelate de Sdcnfet-
ten, the count de Veteran, baron dc KEGS, the.
burgomaaer of the city, NJ. de Wohebben and
gen. Bourgeois. His majefty received them
with great affiblty and told them that they
might allure the people of Vienna of his pro-
teStion.
The general Of divifion, Clarke, has been no.
minated encouragement of Upper and Lower
Auitra. The councillor of fate, Daru, has
been appointed intendant- general of the fame
IMPERIAL DECREE.
1T tie palace Of Sebanbrmnn, No4,. IS.
NAPOLEON, emperor Of the French and King
of Itaiy.
We have decreed, and do decree as follows:
TITLEI.
V tire government and administration of AaE
tria.
Art. 1. There fhall he a encouragement
and acknowledgement over the province of Auf.
tria.
Art. 9. There fhalI be commandant and
'ntendant tor each circle, which will make five
commandments and ntendants for Upper Auftria,
and four for Lower Aunria.
TITLE III.
Offbe governor and mtenaant- general
Art. 3. The governor. general and intendant-
general fhall relide at Vienna.
Art. 4. The governor general fhall be charg-
ed with whatever relates to the police.
Art. s. The acknowledgement fiall be charg-
ed with whatever relates to the administration.
The commiifares OF war, and inspectors en-
pioyed IN the finances and for the army lhall be
under his orders.
Art. 6. The sens.d' armerie, the troops of
the country who iervc i'll their places, the regen-
cies, the captains of circles, and the burgomaf.
tiers, ihali be under the orders of the governor
and acknowledgement.
Art. :. The fri care Of the governor and in
tendart- general fhalI be to arreft ftraggers and
put an end 10 irregularities in the army.
Art. 8. The governor and acknowledgement
fhail cooperate with us.
Art. .. The general of divilion, Clarke, is
appointed governor-general of Aulria.
Art. 10. The councillor of fate, Daru, is no.
minated intendant-g neral.
TITLE III.
" ths Cop'nioadants and attendants of Circles
Art. II. The commandant and intendant OF
each circle, fhall relide in the chief place of the
circle.
Art. 10. The commandments of circles fhall
correfpond with the encouragement and f,all
oe unoer MS orders. They ihall alto correc
pond wit: the etat-maj or-general.
Art Is. The intendants of Circles fl,all cor
refPond with the acknowledgement and l,all be
under his orders.
TITLE w.
Art. II. The major-general fhall tomorrow
preient to us, the commandments of all the cir.
Giles. lie fhall at the fame time prefent to us
the intendants, who fhalI be chofen from a.
mongft the inspectors or fub-infpeetors of re.
views.
Art. S. AS foon as Stiria, Carinthia, and
Carniola fhall be taken poGctiion of, there fhalI
be given to them commandments and utendants
or circles, who ihall correfpond with the go
vernon and acknowledgement of Auttria.
(Signed)
By the emperor.
7br Secretary Of State,
lo'shea) B. II. MAREr.
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CApITULATION
PropoGd BY The RuMau /fru7y.

TJ'" ~ 1Ds NHy!0U dT27T.
IL mas been agreed between the general of ~;
V'hon, Beliiard, chief of the ftaff. provide, !,
mould receive the fancton Of his ferene b;ah
neiS, prince Murat, grand marhal Of n.
empire and lieutenant of his maiefv Tho
emperor OF the French and king of Ealv-and
M. the baron de Wntzingerode. maior.,.ns
I'd. or the armies, aid-de-camp general to his
:1aleoy the emperor of all the Rullias, provided
1t mould INC be confirmed by his maiefty, viz.
ihere ihall, from the fgnatnre of the nrs-
tent conditions, be an armiflice between ,h.,
corps OF tfe army under the orders of his h;cb
'ie'S prince Nlnrat, and the Ruifian army cor,
fow. s' eou''t ae huta-
Inc kuf'ian army f,all quit Germanv ,nd
Immediately commence its march bv ,be 1oYn..
route that it took in entering it. In which caG.
to Moravia. mo 'i''fch III
The pretent conditions not TO have cfrea ~,
III alter having received the ratification of bio
maJehy' the emperor Napoleon. In the mean
Tune the Rutiian army and the corps of prncs
Murat, HAIL remain in the petitions which th.v
at prefent occupy. '"eS
III the event of their non-concurrenc. bv the
emperor, four hours notice fhalI he siv-n 49,.
"oniiy TO the breaking of the arnitice.
Done at Hollabrunn, the Isth Norsrnh.u
1905. "A'0'ei''eF'
o'sned' AUG. BELLIARD,
WlNTZINGERODE.
Aid-dc-camp general,
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Letter from general eomf de PAIN.
CEN E 2 AL,

GENERAL,
Ills royal hishnefs the archdnke paIatinc T.,
MS quality OF fupreme, civil and military chief
OF hungary, has charged the undersigned to DE-
care, that his royal higbnefs has efabli(,ed a
long the weftern frontier of this KINGDOM :,
Gordon OF troops, fupported by fmall det,cb'
ments of cavalry, competed of ipyalids and
recruits, with the foe view of asreflpp the my
RAIDERS OF the Auitrian army, who nav he
found there. 1t cannot, therefore. he Tunnoc"I
that he hasan hottie views theie detacbmsnt,
having poiitive orders to retire on the annrn,oh
OF the French troops to the front;ero "."
AS thefe fmall detachmepts. which obor,,
- .oniaerea o,herwife than as fcouting par.
Is zee, are 10 la'i pack on the approach of the
81 army MS royal highnefs has civen TO
."e 10 Inc horfes of education, TO the
ps,noaary oincers' and 10 the individuals en-.
P'oyeo IN arranging the accounts of the regi.
Ihehts and m'''tary hofpas, to remain in ybe;r
places, periuaded that the genera! or commas
ger OF the French troops will not refufe 70
grsnt them the neceiIary protection, and tha, he
"H'S'FeofoeTSthatthe detachments of the Prenc,,
armywhich HAL enterHungary, f,al not cons,
any exceis, provided no kind of oppo6t;on h.
made to them-and that in confeouence of hi,
declaration, the undersigned will hav. MAN.
important points TO difcufs with the general or
commandant of the French troops.
lie requeits him to grant meeting On paroIc
IN boat in the middle of the Danube
lie waits his srfwer and has the honor ,o 10
his very humble fervant,
LEOPOLD, count pOIr.
Myor-generHi eomn,andant at PyeIjure
PRESBURG -,
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