September 3Sr -.1
" According to letters from . Manich,' the
m Archduke F.efdTnand"airived at lhatfeity on
the. lath at night. -The Austrian minister to
. Bavaria IUrun SchauemUfti, hat'v repaired".
to-AVarrztaurg, to present vYfiou -demands
brrtire Elector. " The Austrian commander
at Mjnich, ha sequestered the treaury of
the Elector, allowing him only sufficient for
, the support f his eivil lit, and personal e x-,
pencea. ; ';r'V. ' " - v '
from Miii)icl, announces the arrival ofahe
Emperor of Austria and Germany, at that
place His majesty kparts to-isrjow far
Laudborg... , ; , - ,
i Stbassuro, Sept. 23.
Yesterday the superb rtgimesnt of .Greria
cViars Ixdonjfine to the army arrived here.
I It is couriered on the citlaens of the. towq,.
It will be .reviewed to day by , Prince rMurat,
v and the other generals who iyt here. It" is.
; sa'ui that General Lannes will command this
Corps' The fit column of the Imperial,
guards is expected to tlsyi Our vicinity is
filled by an immense quantity of troops, infan-
try, as well as cavalry.
H , , . - . -y September ?5.
f ' ' ' Early this morning, several divisions of
our grand army, passed the Knmeon the
bridge ol" boats, between our city and Khtl ;
the Elector has grunted permission for them
to pass through the states of Baden. The
divisian of grenadiers commanded by general
Oudinot, is one of the corps which have passed.,-
. - ' ' '' ' ' ' 1 :
- September 3 fl.
Most of the- generaTs who were assembled
here, have already quitted, 8c put themselves
at, the head of their respective corps. We
are assured that the Prince Murat passed the
Rhine with his staff yesterday afternoon, as
did also the Marshal Soult. It is said, that
another of our armies has passed the river at
Mihtim." . ' .
; Of the destination of our armies nothing
is known VttV certatntyi as the greateat secre
cy prevails a to their opinions. . Some per
sons who have Cimcfroin the right bank of
the Rtiine, state that the part of the army
n which crossed at Khtl" are pressing for Rad"
stadt; one column was directing its march
i towards OSerkirch, to proceed from thence
toward K.tibis, and that another was to take
"pitssssion of the valh-y of Kintzich (or
Chenche). It is also said that a passage of
the Tlhirie hud been effected at Nauf BVisack.
, 1 iie Austrian?, ic is saiu, nave anceu.
f, considerable within these few days past, and
thut thtir pitrol?s have entered Stutgsrd by
CONSTANTINOPLE, Julj-raj: '
1hc independence of the Ottoman Porte," '
hitherto undermined by fo many5 meant ;
more or Jets muirecr, is ai p;e;nt opcnif i
attacked.. Theag,ent of the RufiunCabs- I
net has j'ift made koown by note which
he his delivered to the? Retf-effehdi, 'the
iutenrioc of his court ..to tonhidea defen
fivc and offciifue alliance betweeo 'he two
r Sa'tev"'TTjroecTa'ati;n'oF this intention
has fpread alarm througF.ouf the "Seraglio
and has thrown the Sultan Seliai into the
uimoft grief. The blood of the proud
O. tomans ft ill runs in the veins of this
prince," and , the remembrance Of .- their
glory is not effaced. ';' "'"
In his firft conference, ;t he agent of the
Rufiun Cabinet made four different pro
pofitionf. " We fhiU here tyeak only of
the firft. ( The following is its.objift, and
nearly its terms: " AH the fobjedts of
the Turki lh empire who prof efs the Greek "
religion, 'lb all paf under the prcte&ion of
Ruflla, and whenever they (hall be xnokl- .
ted by the Turks, the Porte Hull be hol
den todo juftice to the reprcfentattons of
t)ie jtuHiau ambalTador."; 1
It is laid that when ihii firft article was
prefented to the Grand . SeighaT, he
threw away the paper with indignation,
and bitter tears ran down his checks! Du
ring feveral dsys he appeared agitated with
the utmeft difquietudei. tie afrcrwatds
alfembled thofcof the members of the Di.
van who are not fold to Rufih. They
all direclly agreed that it would beuerbe-
come them to bury themfelvcs Under the
ruins of Conflantinoplc, ihan to fi?n a
Jreaty which would annihilate the O.to
man power. In their indienation thev
invoked the (hade of the captain Pacha
Hulfiim, f 'i(lly named the lad of the
Ot'omans.; But when they co n fide red h:
in 24hiurs rne army pi OdciTa misjhi be
under the - walls of the Seraglio, that of
Corf funoort siJ ' unite- lti rcv6Ued
Greeks, that of Georgia openly march a
t inll CodHanthiopI;, the GrreLs of
Wallarhia and Moldivia fluw themfdves
at the heid of the Rulfiiu cava'ry, they
preceive ) hey bad no otljcr tdonrce than
to gain ti ne, bv fpinning out the nevjnei
a'ion, an lconfcnun to all the other con
ditions, to evade fbrnming q this fsial
article. Thus Europe is about to fee the
empire of the great Spliman, and the il-
i,
one side, and Jby. the other tbp country of I luftrious race of the Ottomans, difap-
peir bh 'ch wnnoi'i commouon.
What can the Grand Srignior do at this
day, when th oj enin$ of ihe nofphonis
to the Ruffian (hips of the line an t troops,
the occupation ot Corfu, and the revolt
of Georgia, have fo far fipped thefonh.lj
tions of his throne, thai he hAfd'.r t'S'ts
thelha low of hisTormer power I Vicrt
his very divan itfeif, wbenhis reis efler
di, become RufTun, nothing more of muf
fulman than the turban ; and when this
man is rather, tho agent of the Rnllisn
ambalTador thin the minirtrrof the fulun
Sclim ! No doubt this perfidious minifler
will o si- day forfeit his head for his cow.
Kn'ibis. in short that one of their corps is
posted between Itgthweil and Villcngue.
- Daslk, Septerrlber J5.
Ths coVp of Austrian troops in the envi
ron of llregents, imder the command of Ge
neral Wolfskall, departed on the 17th of this
month, in I proceeded towards UpperSwabia.
This intelligence is certain, and proves that
i the Anstrian army has not had the temerity
to rnter the territory of the Helvetic republic,
i irim whence it coulJ retreat witn so mucrt
dimculty, and moreover assures us, that the
Chines ol war are not to extend td us.
lMPF.RKLpECREE'
St. Gi'tiL 2d Comtkmentarj Jjf, jtar 1 ,
Nrfoolenu, Kmpcror of the trench, King rr , ard!y treafont but his' iuft punillnnent
win vmy us m uicicis icuiQuy iui iu many
Italyi his decreed and dots decree what
fallows r
Titlr 1. Kit. 1. There shsll be formed
lhrt e bodies of army of reserve, the lirst
l.ail have rts head quarters at uouiogne,anu
shall be demanded by Marshal Hmne ; it
shall extend from the Somme to the Schcld,
and shall comprise the departments t f the
bomne, of the Pavde Calais, of the Notd
and ol the I.ys, The rcond shall awemble .
at Maycue and shall be commanded by the
S- iinr Mmhal l.rfcbre. it shsll comprise
the dr psi tm1' "f the 25th and 26'Ji in'lita! y
diviO'i'Mj the lhi-J "shsll ur.ite at Strst urg
an l .'. ! bcom:natided by the Senstor.Mar
i tint Kt'.lerafi; it shll comprise the depart.
Tnoit s of the $ s-yl.C-th in-lhary division s.
W Slt I S'V 'iS IUI IV V I WJ IHW V S
the fr-ivf.
TiTt.R 3 .Thcrishtilibe formal st He
ihi a :Wx enp of Grenadiers, under the
ijrdfrs of theGfn-ral of Brigade ri'yer,thfre
sIm'J be fmd a srcon-l flying carr.p crGre.
na.4i-. rs of the town cl Nupolon, tinker the
or Wrir.fa Gcwral of llriadr. There shall be
fi'me Va third fijii camp cf (irtnvlirrs at
A'etandria. tlrpattmrnt f Marengo, under
theoHsrs of a Getrl r.f Riljade. 'tVtrt shall
hn sttschrd to each ti these bwlies a !is itlon
sfli'il-horse anillety 5. These bodies are
dsaii ie 1 f mirth whenever theif prrj-TT-ff
that! de necessary. r. The rnii.Mter of w ar is
. charged with the execution of the present de
cree.
(S'gnrd) NArOLCOS.
Dy tle I'mperori
ThrSrcratary olSutr, 11. D.Maisrr.
evils.
There remains to the fultan Sc'im only
oje means ; ih'at no ar.r.td fhip, or velfel
la lcn with iroopt, (hall be permitted to
pafs the Bofphoms ; that his fuhjeJli be
furbiJ tonatiga'e nn.Jcr the Rulhaufla;:
that the men lold to RuiTiabe hani.heJ
fr.m his Seraglio; anJ lhat with iVe lUn
di'rd in his hand, he drive frnmlrs tla'rs
the tyrants h opprets him.' Tlrrt e.
very one plTHltr.t of the htir vf mu(T?1
man will fTvtk aronndhim and hisemoire,
wlich for thefe twenty vars has bee.i
dat y decMmrft, anl wnl ail a fml.fen
the efTential nointi, and refufei to do uf
tice to rcpreienuiioaiu as much tht ag
greilbr as if it ihoulJ attack the other uo-juatr.-
; v J: ' v, ... . ; 1
The peace between An flria'an j France
reft upon the treaty of LuneviUe, one of
whofe'Coriditlonl flipulatea and guarantees
the independence of the republics of Italy,
as well as the Helvetic and Battaviait re-'
'public J i arid infures the liberty of chiifing -for
tbcinfelves their own govefnrnent,.-
Every enterpr'ue tocoropel them to adopt
"government, a contliiution, or a mafter,
otnerwife than their free ifcudce, , and o-therwif-
than in prererving a real politi
cal independence, is an .."infraction of the
"peace of LuneVille, and Auftria ha the
right to complain and to Tut for redrefs.
As to the maintenance-cf public repofe,
ir requires that each ftate confine itfeif
" within its limits, and refpecthfrightsot
the independence of other itates whether
weak or ftrong. Tha"t repofe t tillur
bed when a power attributes to itfeif rights
of occupation, protection or influence that
are avowed neither by the laws of nations
nor treaties ; when it fpeaks of the f ights
of victory after the peace that has extin
guiflied if; when it employs force and
fear to'dicriuhws o its neighbours, to
oblige them to aflimilate their conlliiu
tions to its own, or to force 'out from'
them alliances,' coaccflions, -acts .of fub
miffion and of incorporat ion j when it pre
tends that its dignity is offended by juft re-'
p re fe nt'at ions, w hi 1(1 its own journals at
tack fuccellively all monarch i when, in
fhort, it erects itfeif fole aibitor of the fate
and common intercfts of nations, and that
it will debar, other'powera from, all pariic
cipatioajn the maintccunceofthe tranquility
arid general equilibrium, fme' btcaule
they arc too far otf, others becaufc an arm
of the Tea fecarates tlien from tha Conti
nent, cppofiogto the claims of the powers
the nrarcR to the danger, vaue aufwers,
fending troops on their frontier, and me
naces ot jnpture if, tliey put thcmfclvcs in
a lute ot detencc. .
.. After fbme other obfervaiions . on the
asgreliions of the French, and the foibear
ance of the Auftrians, the mantfefto con
cludes with the following dignified decla-
ratio;.! :
II Such is the real caufe of the armaments.
But the fame fentimenti which have ac
tuatcJ his majeftjr in delaying to rcfort to
their mealurcs, have at the lame time de
termined their aim. The Emperor arms
himfelf, not with holtilc view, not' to
nuke a diver fiun tothedefcenton Kogland,
wliofe execution, atter two years of me
naces, ouht not to appear to be refrrved
for th momeutwheM France had - juft
p)vo!rd Aiillria and RulHa ; he arms
fur the prcfervation of the peace which
ctifts hnween him and France, for the
maintenance of the conditions of peace
without which lhat peace would be illu
five ; to attain the end rf hc!iiitab!e re
co'nctiiaiinn gromdeJ ipi)ii the modera
tion of ail the powers concerned, and fit
to ehfere theeq .iiiiriu u and permanent
tranqiuiity ot Ltnopc.
To complete the proof of the 'relir,!f
of the . intentions of ihe two imp:ril
cnarts of Auftria and Ru'iua, it is here
folmnly declared in the l.a.ne of botri,
That thrysrp rrady to ncgoclatc w'uh
the court of France lor the maintenance of
the peace 'of the continent, on terms the
molt moderate, compatible with the Ge"
ncra! repofe and lecurity.
That whatever may be the liloe of Jhe
4rand 50,000 inea. Another body of trocpa
of about 0,0W. men making a part of Ute t-
ruyof TyroU is now at Bregentx, under tha
command of Gen. Hoffenber, having under '
him the Generals Rohan k Aspremont. This
body hitbetto inactive, haf just niadt a move
ment; two thousand men ol the advanced
guards have marched towards Rovenpbourg
in Swabia, other corps are following them and
are marching towards Ulm under orders of
len. Wradt,but the Auatrians missed their
blotr,&Gen.Wrdewasabletoretreattowarda
rrnonia, and form tm lunction, with the o-
ther Banrian tnps which are already as-
temhled trxre, or on their march lhitheraml
which will thew form an army' of SO or 35,000
men. - '- - :.:;
y BOSTON, November 20. ' ;
- LA It ST tSQM EURorr.
We have accounts fi-oia tilbrahar as late
as the 5th October. They suic, on the au
thority of letters from Spaing that hoitUitio
had commenced near Ferohax Itlween the French
under Marshal JIassenat and the Austrian
ho particulars are eiven. If the French army
of Italy, like that of the coast, had set out jo.r,
its march towards Auvlna, it is highly proba,
ble it was met by part of the Austrian cordoiT
near Verona, which M if) : the dominions of
Austria, formerly belonging to the states of
Venice, and as prohaMe that a .rtneountre
ensued. Marshal Massen we know too
commanded the army of Italy. ,
From Gibraltar, Capt. Breck, from Gib
ralUr, whose ship unfuftonately got on shore
neociatiom, ar.d (hould the tumult of War
be ii.evi'ab'.r, ihey havenxutually cntaeeJ
to ahllain from any entcrpnte which
would tend to intermeddle with the inter-'
rtfun. iis ancient f'Jinh.r(-But ihcdarf-'lt-3 t Fianre, t alter the fiaie
grr is renj--g; a ftw ysrs mure an I it
W'll be ro loi ter time ; 'his unforunne
priwee will il en fre himfelf feiird at the
my gates of his Seraglio by the agents
ofRuifia.
I- I
of ti e arrangements which are now legs
ly tllab'ilhed in the Germanic empire, or
lo wcund in the finallcd degree the rights
arid in'eiefls of the Ottoman Potte, whnfe
integrity and pollcQjons on the cootrati
they sre tcsJyio dcfcnJ to theutmolt of
Au&rian Ai;77. Count Cobrnttc', l their power.
on the 12'h September, tranftn'ttttd to the I Inlhort, that Great. Eriuln has tnidt
French miniHer of foreign relaiion?, a ' kn.wn to ihem lhat her femtmtms ire
minifeflrt from the Court of Vicnns, . ac- '; pe'cclly fimilar to theiri, andhcr difpo.
companied with another from the Cibi- I fiiions tqually moderate fsir the icrcft3-
ret of Ki'tlia, in anfwtr t the demanj I blilhmcntof peace wnhruncr.
at Ciibasset, lant week, brought a paper of
(Jet. 3, trom which the subsequent interesting -pariglaphs
are copied ; . ' N
GBHALTAK, Oct.
: IMPORTANT ORDER.
The following cny of an order sent by ths
Spanish government-to the commandant, of
marine, at Algezitas, h:i been -received by
several respectable mercantile houses' in this
place: and, although the omission .of the
names, both of the writer and of the person,
to whom it is addressed, haH made us hesitate .
-whether we should -insert it, until we found it '
published in the Madrid Gazette, yet its im
portance, and the assurances we have re
ceived from good authority, that its authenti
city has been verified on the spot by persona
interested in the inquiry, have induced us to
give it a place in this number. a
. The direttor-grneral of the navy, in a let
ter of the 25th of lait month, writes to the
commandant-general as follows t .
His excellency the secretary of state ami
of the marine, communicates to roe the fol
lowing royal order of yesterday. '
V Ma Dam, Sept. J, 1805.
hst Excellent Sir,
' His excellency, the .minister of the
United Stales, has corupljincd ol new grie
vances and captures of American vestls by
the Spanish privateers; and that eleven A
i mericans have been carried into AlRCziras,
under pretence, as it is stated, thnt they were
carryinc:Lliulnh ipcrrhaiuliac which having
been laid pefore Tils ma jcty lit king, he has
been pleased to order, thf.l if there is no other"
motive fur the capture cfaaid VtMtls but tho
one alledgcdby the America minister, thf
shouIJhcimmediatrly liberated, a. by the fif
te?nt!i article cf ihe tpyy with the United,'
States the American Pajj covers tht- goojUon.
board although th?y It enemy's property ;
but. if they have b'cn c's tailed trmiy other .
motives, the hum are t be decided wirh the
utmost d'.vaich acrnrdinto the established
laws which I communicate to your excel
lency, according to the royal order, lhat you
may mae it known to the heads of depart
ments of the navy, lhat they may communi
cate it to the commandants of marine and to
the owners of pvivSteers, who after receiving
due notice, shall be responsible for any in
justice which may be sustained through
them." ,
tThUfews U corroborated by the late ad
vices from llayonnc. We are uncertain who
performed tie functions of American minis
ter. ' Mr. Tinckney whoae commission has
been superceded was at Madrid -It is pro
bable the United States had a rhsrge 'daf.
tiirs there. Possibly Mr. Lrvins.l
ma !e by the emperor of ih French of a
citagortcalcip'.anationcf thecaufrs of the
svatlike preparation in Aofliii. At
mlHt be etpeilrd from Aullrii, the qianl
feiln Is con hed in a temperate but forcl
b'ertile, anJ gives a iftrolpeAbt view
of the dangcrotit ard barefaced breaches
cfthe trea'y of Luneviilf, which hive at
length cniUed her lo nlfciiih her de.
Asiin,Ti.Mw.T,..M. - meoi peace anitakeu3 arms deferca
fme!arorpsr.flhrseUtCc S.Umrn j cf l!el(r.Iy lA of bff ff h ,f
Th,secrpsoNror..rh....hr be com- j dc1afl,j,m ha1 f
pJlfronscy,t.flhetvrela ye.r.,.t y , h In'erlion. bi to
the rffif st fir each drprtmeM.tjU ta. j Mtmm . , , 10
k,n from ho sh,IU-er them- 'lhltn 1 h.(tnJ
. i i .Mi.uitk.i.i.. I csmtfei wlthFisncf, and no oihrr dtflra
iVs'srnste.l lv lh I'rrfrtt. The Veli'r s must
t of sound constitutions and mlM list rf
thrir nn,trfron tMr rtlatk.ns a irrute
rteru iai'O frsnrt a yor.
tut to frecerrefpondif.gvlewi In ilw Em.
ptror hi France anJ prorrtJi,
L'uMhe'milntenarct of ptare between
two powen dixi rot cooliii mert'y Inpof
li s Mairsivthe Fmrvw snd K?iff.c.t ; aMscklri tih other. II foofidi'not left
1 tht army en Tuesday lat (. ira.) ; tlFtatiilly in iht arcompliniment tf fiea
Iht C.aattt Ot Vitrei at'd, tb.l the tier upni hich peace his hn bllV
Cinnraai lit of withthft i:hKror, - jl td J'U powtf who Ua..fi Jcl iSkih ia
FR1DOURGII, in HrhjaSrp. IS.
Onthe yth inst. the Auuitns eroticdthe
Inn at Xarhauscn. One column look lha
road to Mulhdorf, sad directed its tiwrcb to
wards Landvhut, where it arrived on the 10th
No ir.teUi jenct has been rectivtd of its further
progress, but il is conjectured that it wilt
march, or baa already marched, towards In-
rolatadt.thcnct to proceed to Donawtrt where
It will tkc tuist. The other columns marched
i! by the way of Wattertourg lowanls Munich,
jl It is thot that its intention It lo take the posi
tion of Lansbtric and I ribouirh, sjpon the
Lech, positions which it oc copied In the Ut
ir. Tkli irmi. rt.i'i-na1t iitilil ila rnllinc
into Bavaria, under the naiat cf the army of
the camp of Wait, and which stpt art to hive
nowtsken thst of army of the Khine, will be
rommandtdby the Archduke I'erdBam!,lia
slnR tinder his ordera ihe fusner Master
General Mayer; but ni other commander in
Chief directs it at ibit moment, and rath co
lumn maVts itsinovtnents accordion iPar
ticuUr orders) hi forte sp;tatt ta U ;: cia
TUESDAY, DhCEMDEK 10, IIOJ.
. Accordins; to some late accounts from
Kcw'Orlrans, tht Spaniards were represent-
.j. . . ...
a in mo'ion. siinccri were orueren to join
their Cort)t. ilh rvenr amtraranre cf inten-
. 1 - 9 I -
ded hostilities. l!y some, these movements,
if real, were supposed to arise from the inter-
nai amirs or the colonies, ana as mere pre
cautions in lime of war. The last accounts say
nothing of these movements, ind atontradie
tion has heenVuMiahed of the suppostd ordera
to the Spaniab OflWrt to oin thtir corps at
PcnMsola, it still appears lhat the alarm has
bctn spread with r;rtst speeJ, and that even
io Kentucky it wss considvred cspedicnt to
attend to thtir military sfairs, in tdrr to b
rtady tipi any public tmcrfriKy. Thtm
litis will be UlUr diailphotd, should war
happen. -
A difpotf hasarifen, amJ occafioreJ as
fotrefporience, between tht Sparifticom
tnandiAt at MobiHt sM the Arsserican col.
Iiflor for the port f Fort S'o-ldctt. rela
tive to th payment of duties by vtltcU of
ih? Ui I'rd Suits on psdma: tht formef
place. Ore velTcl had Ncn felted ry tt
Spinlifdi, on account ef not j ailnj thefa
iloticr, rttrihr Jitth
It was a enrrtrt rrpnt yesterday if tht
Coff Hvit (let wt aavt rtUtn able t
P trace it to its otir,in, er to five any tll
ua-'e4 cjinioa a its aulltbikit;) that