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l.iU'ate Forejgneiys.'
. CONSUL ATE.
; J jrrete 0 the tybjuly.
.' The ConlLuVof the Republic,
us to give a particular proof of the fa-
tistactiori ot tne French peopie.to gene
ral of'divitlon -Victor," commanding the
left wing of the army in the battle of
Marengo, who conducted himfeilj with
equal bravery and intelligence, decree
as .follows : - .
. The MinUier at War lb all ca
be prefented to :Vitor a fore',on
lhr.ll be infcribciitie ioiiowm.wbrcJs :
1 Battle of 'Marengo',' commanded in
perfoVi by the chief Conful Given y
tne government of the republic to gen
eral Victor." ; 1 ' -
- . (Signed)' ! -BUONAPARTE.; .
H. B; JviAii A 1 , oYc, ?;wr.
life ro
which
nefs, dignity and honor. , Savona"and
Ceva are occupied by the French army.
The chief. CpriTul arrived here to" day-i
he rsUhtedt thecitadel, vh)ch4ve jnr
fpecled, and having furveyed it,- innne.
diately departed, j VVe found there im
-menfe magazines'.; in one alone : are
more than So co-pair of bl inkets for ' the
hofoiralsl The cttadtl of Turin is lu-
peib, it contains more .than 600'picces
of cannon ; it is calculated jthat; the sr.
tillery of all .the place s furrendered by
the. convention of. the. 7th,' prianal a":
mount"' to "more than. 2000 ueces : and
the gunpowder found '.in them;, to two
millions of pounds, , ' 'V.
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- Bulletin of Ibe Ai my qf-Frcrvp.-1 .
Paris, 1 6 Msfidir, (July 5:-J 1 ;
" Gen.: Moreau, Commamier in
Chief of tlie Army of.the Rhine, has.de.-
feated the Aultrnn Armies iu tne oattie
SiS,,IariecH h .ve in fur 1 t.Nedsri6fl-V. proit.
f.A-...,U-M r.,n,.:e5. Vair rf. &! hhn vvnrre gen. ar.w
ardanne J '- r . r '
; - PARIS, July 8. . j ,
The Americans who are in Paris met
O'l the 4th of I hiswjnth to celebrate the
anniverfary rf the jmlepndeiice (3f the
"United - btates.; At this meeting many
- toatts; were given in honor of our"rnvin(
dble armies, and the fpeedy re-eabliil
- menriof good harmony between the two
republics.'.-! J ) . - ' . i, ; -
The Americans vijped with jmuch
emotion general la Fayette, wht was
.' prefenc, and who lb powerfully contri
buted to the eablifliment ofchcirjiride
pendence. ; Theyj Ihevved him the moll
iinpreluve macUe or reipect ana attacn-
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"in 'per fan. The enemy wer nven btr.
yond Jngolltadt on the, pin ivielUJor,
Vlu.-.e 28. "The'reialt of thefe ditfer.
ent aditMis was 'the taking ot, Munich,
whence! the Elector of -Bavaria has been
obliged! to' fly, with all hs Court, the
victmi of his-avidity, which has induced
I him to betray his inteVeft;;, and thole
B nis-countr, lor ioms uimiu-uj w.u
Enplilli Irid - etven turn m the Jorm or y
fublidyi-r-Lamurcd'Avearerevnrit gre-
naditThf the lieptibnc; iooght in ,tne
JpreincUt ranks of chVgrcnadieri of the
49U1, anJ vai killecl.
: . 1 . unpreluve
; : i uisnt.
. ""C'eiTcfir
s. For-rhefe two days pait, the report
has been in circlulaiion, that Cariit was
..to be employed on a very i:nportaa;t mif.
' lion. It is now1 itated that he is t pro
ceed to Vienna.1 j We'have no (mrhority
to induce us to accredit this report
Journal du commerce. ' ? . .
. - - IJaly IV
, ! The Duke of Wirtembcrg is in def.
P?air,, he isnotleyeii yctdifpofed to make
ip e. Nloreau xittnajuled that he
fliould recall hjs troops from the Austrian
almy, and pay! the three .millioni that
his owes to the republ.c lince the fourth
year. It is faid that he has rtjvcttjd this
propofd. , Citizens Porcy; LeLOurbe's
aiu-tre-cainp, muvcu iiv; um, wv.vt. mv.
colours -tukeii from the enemy. Uc the
pillage of the Danube: !
j It is faid that now armies are ipi me
diately to be formed H cover the 'flanks
ahd to lupport the rears of. thole Uhich
aUvance triumphanv ; phd generals, dar.
liigs of victofy, are even named who
al e, as it is faid to(take the command of
'them. V " ', - ;i '! ;-
General Marmont, icomnander of the
artillery of the army 'if Italy,' is return
eutorans.l k
, ..The c'udevan't chevalier de!o!gny,
Has been arretted 'and lodged in thetemr
pie, as. minitter of Louis XVI11. tor the
.cX pjolice of Paris 1 '
i'r I . .ARMY of ITALY.
'ft j' , ' Turin,. June i6
& 1 I The army of Refeifve, and thaij of .
Vj j taly,form no longer but one & the Tame
I .) Under the name. of the Army of Italy.
$ Gen. Maflena is conunander in chief of
the whole. Gen. BeKiier.bas arrived
at Turin, to organize the Goveriiment
of Pfedinonf j. Gen. Suchet took pel.
fefiipn of all the fortifications on the 4th
tbe whole of the artillery we left j'there
remains, together with fome piecps be,
ioncinp to the Auftrians. 1 The Ejnghfli
were only able to carry off ten pieces
riJep.roos. to reft go ;af flJ"ge2
7k A f i ai it .is ?faM ,4r eea tcdl
IohWithreteive imerelting-details" rcK; dr Krnr; Several other generals are-
nrftvuo n-Jr tri-srehes and battlciar-NeU' Uikevc He -deu:ou
roi!,! nhd ' Nordlinnen.1 and the .uMKraV hwir
tempts made by the enemy to bring us ' foiicited hureda..: , ,
, - trn'vtir.n frt! art riiilfiirP'.' Milder I ' ; - '-' - '
' : ROYEREDO. f nnesA.
Afte'r-'th.e. at-miitice had been cone'. r.
dec) in Italy, Gen-.-Mejas announced it
' i: !t , t f J: 11.11 '.T."- r I i It. .
vm'j been concjuoea, an acis oi noi
a pretence of the Convention entered in
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w.nicn
ilablifti
1 fore law.
A true copy. (S'yncdj
.to by tile 'Armies .of .Iwly j and
vvmiui iiavr ?')cii iucui nine iv v
fflves in Bavaria. l'hi
and Of n. Decaen fet onciwith ius'divi-
fion by forced marches; for Iviiiiiich,
which he entered yellerday rnornihg
Health and fraternity. ; ' ! J . "
(Signed) MOREAU.
UAitiVOl .
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T'dt-prJthic ' Diff'aicb ffo Pert, hah, ij
IVJeljiaorXjuiyip
General Tilly lo tic Mhiifitr at iVur.
. 4 1 ht' Engliih cfFi-ctedfa lamiing at
Beauvcii- w.d ISarbatre,' in' the -depart
ir.ehV'oy La VenUce:; our troopviffmie.
diiitely 'inarched agatuft thein, and .forced
thcmXio ie.embiil; his dilenlb.uka'-"
lion wit them two. Hundred meri t.aken
Drifojei. ' . j . i
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;f,v were only able to carry on ten pieces
which were: ftationed upon the Mole,
t I J he Auitrian troops' wnicn iormeu mc
grnloa of Genoa, marched out on the
4th and 5th, at four in the "morning,
M. de Hoheczollerfi, who commanded
in Genoa, conducted himfelf with open.
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Copv s, a letter from the GerirrfliaGhie
r.f tt A'rmv of' the Jlhin?. JhcrMt.
:r. A'; 7unt 29).
" The enemy'vcHizen "Miuider, y-iiV
ing to prevent our penetrating bv K:.i.:
had coiicentratedhis army at Nenbtrji.
As in his retreat he had a in ireh-a.hcad
of usi ?as we had three defiles to pa's,;
the. Vernitz, the Danube, and the Lech,
and as: the re-eitablilhiMcr a bridge on th-
n WT ....
latter took op near. 11 hours, gene
ral movement was retarded ; liowever,
the corps of gen. Lf cnurbe. was. able to
p-fs on the 26th in the evening. - On
tlie 8;h, hepuihed forward into Bavaria
the diyifion of General GuJin Poet
molt, and that of gen. -Montrichard to
Newbury,..: The Utter found at Ober
haufen a vry coiifiderable corps of ihe
inemvl.! commanded by cen. Kray in
perfoii',! which commenied a very oblti-
nJie oauie. oencrai ucium uv. . iw 1
an initani to the fpot, where: our troops
were "forced to give way before three
times t the number, and" fuftained the
combat until the arrival of the brigade
of General Grandfean, which had palled.
the Lech; and proceeded to lupport the
divition of Montrichard, which itili
maintained itfelf .with great valour. A
battafioir of the 14th light, two of the
46th b'f the line, land two of the 57th,
had .attacked. the enemy whh an intrepi
dity of which .'there are few "examples.
The enemy were defeated notwithstand
ing their great force, and retreated du
ring the night towards Ingolltadt, by
the two banks of the Danube, af ter ha.
ving burned the - bridge of Neuburg
:The brave Chief of the 46th, Forti,
ano.tlie firft Grenadier of the Republic,
Latour d'Auvergne, who combated in
the ranks of the firit company of that
corps; I were killed, as well as two other
capta'iris. All the troops performed pnv
digies.! The 841, the 37th, the 19th,
and, a' battallion of the icth Hht, form,
ing tte divilion of Montrichard. with.
Itood the effort of the w hole Aiitt rian ar
my till the ! arrival of reinforcements.
The Aultrian Generals faid at Neuburg,
when rthey retired, 4f This army is in
vincible;; the French never fought fb
well.". There were alfp fome charges
oficavalry by the 4th and 9th hulTaTs,
anil the challeurs of the 1 ith, yiho dif-
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VIENNA,, "luu'e ,.:
HU iif'-prTirtnn'n cc:ufie i rived here
froi general WftL-s, vtthdifpauhes io
thelAulic council of war, and .anoiher
fnin ydinirallord Keith, to the Euhlh
aij'4ffador Jord-Mintoi" 1 ; i
V it'e learn tht alter ao extremely fu
ri6k and obiliiiaic br.itie' fcughvou ,the
' 1 411 of June, uffan Alexandria,' io vh3ci
otii troopa displayed ihcredib'ic brave
nTand our, artil 'c'rv and ; cavalry dici
y ry great-exec 11 1 nm. among the enemy;
ci?C : f -gh t r .ctKiis'j y .- -en i art
l ior tn ours" -irriiumbers,' mi armi-ncc
was concluded by ge:.tr;d Melas, whiJi
waits the ratitki t ion . pt or court. ;Ve
are anxious to know' wheiJier the con-,
d'.tions . cf .this! ionveniioii,
which we underlain! to - be, j tlu:
general Mela's lhall. evacuate: ihe i for
U fifes weft ot Italy audi withdraw to
the v'iunity of Mantui, to prcferve a
communication with the hereditary -States
will be ratified, whether the armuiic
v ill extend to the army bv German),
;nd whehtr it will be! toilU'Wq oy i,e.
ociatiop for peace. ! ,
Couriers have been fe'nt off by mofi
of the foreign miniiters i-efidiiighere
with intelligence to their respective
courts, of the! Trbvilionar"-aiinilpce;
concluded in Italy, . N ;
The report that count Cobenzel had
already let oiit for Italy, to totptnence
negociations for peace, is unfounded.
j. he, accounts from general iVjelas,
publilhed in the court gazette of this day,
only come down to the 8th of June, &
are dated from Aiti. f According to dif
patches from Field-Marfiial Lieutenant
Nukalfo which, dated frbnij Cullelluccio,
the 17 th of June, major general Nico.
letti, in a'faliy from the citadel of Milan,
had taken. 2 pieces of cainion apd fome
provilion ifom the enemy , An airault
made by the enemy on PizzgheiOne was
unfuccefslul ; the brave icominandant
niajor Taiibenheim, having repqlfed the
enemy with contlderable lofs.
General Kray in difp.Uches to rhe
I9th"bf June, mentions that theFrench
iiad palTed the Danube, and.tliat, he was
makino- difpofuions to compel them to
repafsit. In an action .on the Lech;
oh' the 13th the Prince ofjLichtenltein
jvas. wounded and taken prifoner. .
We entertain hopes of peace, and
the more as the4 recruitinjg which had
been commenced, has beeiv intermitted.
According to the lateft accounts from
Italy, the French general bf Idivifion
Vauboisivho commands at Malta, has
raadspropo&is for the evacuation of that
iffandj ; Juiy y. r J
U bpears certain, that the Archduke
r.re to ceale fjr the prefent morjint.
l'he noils ; reiuain at - their prefent
ttitions,' and prcferye tranquility. - At"
the -advanced pons nowever, meqtmgs
of privates or-ofRcers with the e eny
vvill not be fu'fiered, and of courfe iuu.il.
ai'4r0ttliions'of lrienumip anu ramiiurity
are not diiited; , .
'A., 'A ts Ei J AS, Getier at of Ca Airy
atikeiFviri-ifta. 'June '16,'
Public prints, lav : 'V'Thc imperidiher
peace "will create aRepubl c m Italy, bf vv
greater extent thin tsie.Ciiulpine'l The
K iig of Naples has app'nted the Ppncc
iiehno''te hislamh,;) dr at ietei fllura. .,
tor "which city ne ns aireuy let put.;f
tlie Diih?of'i Mlvmdr.'i'bt.e has ben! ap
J he
the .
ITeatfltuattc
'on ran -v inn iter, with
hcl on boaralol whk
1 - .. ': a
ies; arrive 0 at iejinorn
r'ope;. -The-v
im the idth viltant wa a flup of the
Vme of Admiral Nt Hn's iquadroh.
. ENGLAND. r- '
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: . . : I I OU! vV. O E C O M M 6 K s .
mefTaoe frorii his Majelty.i relative to U13 ;
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George1. R
His :Vltijtut
f jrethis h ule
thinks it proper to lay bs.
1 he copy t a 'u e t wfh c!i
has r been' ligned'- at Vienna j -beiweeh ni
'.lalUty's 'Minitter at t.i it loun'and mo
Muiitter Plempctentijiy .of the einpcror,
)f Germany ,! i duly authorised for that
purpofe. His Majedy -has mil- e red a rt-'
tv nrf nnrrd 2tid tranlmitted tb Vienna .
ro be exchaniitrd in due form iwith thit
of the Empenlr ; b :.t on account of the
nrefpitr Lidvanced beribd of the year, his
Majcfty has tlloiight it belt not 1 clelay
communicating to rarliament the en.
trajremencs thus entered into, ahl, 1)5,
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ecommeiius 11 loiina.- iw.v-"j tuut;i
fuch mealures as may be jnecuf ry, in
order to enable his "Majefty to fuitil them.
His Majefty doubts not that he jiial fee
in the conduct:1 of 'Parliameiit.in'thisron-
iunclure an additional example of
faith, firmriefs and determination (
have unitormy actuated the coanc
this country V and he is pcrluaded
his Parliament'' w'ill concur with hi
thinUine. that, bv furnilhing ih'eritfanj
of proleeuting the war with vigour, jih-y
belt promotej ,the attainment. of ppce,
on grounds cptififtent with the fcuriry
and honor of this country, (and witH the
fafety and fndependence of Europe,
ry . 1 - ! c. r. "'
. Referred to the committee cf Supply;
The "Chancellor of the Exchclquer
then brought! up the following cony of
the convention enterej into between h?s
Bfitannic Majelty and tne emperor 01
Geriiiany, which was ordered to be oil
the table, and is as follow$ . v
CONVEN riON: j .
Between his Mjjefty and- the mp:rr of
the Romans jigned at Vienna, June 20
His Majelty, the Emperor of thq Bo.
rmns King, bf Hungary arid Bohemia,
tain, have jadged that it was confofma
ble to the iutereft of the crowns, apd ro
that
hichs
is of
th'ac .
n in
t