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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
PERM ANY. ,
'.U VIENA'A, APRIL 23.
On Monday laft, a fecond fupple
mcnt extraordiniary was publifhed,
relative, to the operations of the ar
my in Italy, which is as follows :
' In the laft fupplement, the po
fition was. mentioned which , Gen.
Me! as had taken; after the, advan
tages gained by him in the Riviera,
"and the eflfe&ing the blockade of the
citadel of Savona. But not to give
time to the enemy 's principal force,'
ailembLednear Genoa, to gamadvani
tages oyer any -detached divifions of
our troops, the; General refolred,
for this purpofe as well as for eftab
liftiing as fpeedy a junction as pof
fible with F. M. Lietenants Ott and
Hohenzollern, to march with the
greateft part of the army, on the e
veninr of the qth, and to take his
pofition from Veirara along t.Juf
tina di Stella tp Varraggiol the En
glifli admiral hiving promifed to co
ver his right wing by levera! ftjips.
Meanwhile, the neceffary meaiures
were taken, as foon as the Englifh
bomb veiTeisihbu Id have arrived, for
bombarding the'citadel of Savona by
fea and laud at the lame time;. On
the 8th the nemy alfo quitted Fi
nale, thus Teavirig tb F. Ml Lieu
tenant Elfnitz a fliorter pohtion
fronj SettePani, along St. Pantalone
to Capca Zoppa, but General Me
las intends totakepoffeiuon of it on
ly as the further; progrefs of his o
peiations fhall j require. In the
batteries on. the coaft between Va
do and Finale, ieivien pieces of artil
lery of difFereht! calibfe. and abogit
Four hutufred pounds of gunpow
der were found. General ; Melas
further reports from the head quar
ters at Ceile on the 10th inft. that
he had altered hi? plan of Inarching
to Virraggio on the evrring;oC the
0th, cn accounjt pf th having !re
cved p6iitiVetrnteliigeuce that the
-enemy had fhior)y before reinforced
the poftf Varraggio with 3660 men.
Under thefe circumftances the Ge
neral thought it neceflaiy tc avoid
matching at night, and d'-ci not let
out before fix o clocK. m the morn
ing of the lotli. He ordered the
the diviiion commanded by Gene
ral Count Palffy to iittack the ene
my at three poiiits, at Stella di Cof
ta. while the twb Generals Francis
Count St. Julicd and Count Belle-
garde took their ftation son afid near
the Veirara. The enVa semen t was
very hct, and theenemy's refiflaruc
more than ob lunate ; but they were
forced to give .way to the bravery
and perferveraftce of our trocps,
who with all. the courage in-ianble
mads themielves malic 5 of eveiy
one of the enemy's advantageous
pofiiions. A Chief a Brigade, an
Adjutant Gehefal of the Comman
der in Chief Mal&na,vviK at differ
ent times led his troops in perfon,
endeavouring to j gam the ilory,
with ieveral other ofHcers, belong
ing to Maena's i'uite, and 290 pri
vates, were mads priloners, and the
field of battle was covered with
dead bodies: The fanher details o.(
the enemy's
and
our lefs, General
Mehs promifes in his next. The
enemy flying in -confufion, fmoftly
on the roads along the coaft were
purlued as far as Invrea, and greatly
harraifed on their retreat by lome
Enghlhbomb veffels ; night only ter
minated the Conflict. On the fame
day, the 10th, the General of Cavalry.
received the glad tiding frafh r ield
Marlhal Lieutjrdant IIohenbIlern,
of Kis having on the gth inft. ait-end"
ed the Bocchettja with four batta
lions, on which cccalion he had ta
ken fix pieces of heavy artillery,
killed a great number of the enemy's
troops, and made nearly 200 prison
ers. Field Mat rial Lieutenant Keim
reported to General Melas, that in
the night from the jth to the 8th
mft. he had fur priced Mount Cems,
made prisoners eight olBcersand 300
privates, taken ip pieces or cannon,
and maintained Himleif ori that im
portant poft." 1
A few days ago!, the French Gene
rals Periznon add Grouchy, who
had Keen onfoneTs at Gratz. fet off
for Frankfort, accompanied by the
Imperial Capt.yiUc-n tcbechinged.
i ' . I
S T U T GA R D , AT K I L 53. '
Letters from jafiy fay thati Riif-
'ian corps of ir-ore than men.
is collected on the fronters of Mol
davia, which will receive reinforce
ments. Thertnotive far collefting
thefe troops is not known ; but it is
flippofed that the Sublime; Porte has
recmefted fuccourslf the Emperor
of Rufliaagainft Pafwan Ogland'
other European Pachss who rcfufeto
acknowledge the authority rof fthe
Grand Seignior. ;
trance:
PARIS, MAY 21.
The di fed very of a new Royaiift
Conlpiracy engages the attention of
! every body ,and it becomes the fubje&
orunivenaiconvenatiou. It would
be difficult to report with preci'fioni
the various account&and c.pn jeclures
which it has given rife to. As u
1'ual in fuch cafes, curiofuy is lefs
excited; and converfatjon turns lefs
Upon the obfc.ure inqivividuals whef
have been taken up, thari upon fup
poTed accomplices not yet dilcover
ed, to whom, the fpirit of party at
tributes criminal intentions, the
names of the ,perfons are not yet
known. But it is riot a little fur
prizing,' to find among thnv the i
dentical Veyrat, whoj on the iSth
Fructidor, was appointed i n fpector,
general of police. Madetnoifelle
Delorget, a young lady aged 20, was
taken np yefterday, in confequen.ee ,
of diicoveiiesmade by the police;
and it is this moment reported that
the brother-in-law of citi?,eu Dela
rue, one of the reprefentatives ba
nifhed the 18th Fruclidor, nd the
y oun ge ft of her rot hers-1 n - la. w , a rc
alio among the number of thole :u
confinement . Eleven agen tvs ot po
lice and fome officers expeSt cvex.v
moment to be examined; Repor:
alfo dates, that there are fome pie
feds implicated in. the bufines.
: This plot W3S deteted on the 121I1.
Tie Counfellors of State appointed
by the firft Conlul to examine, the pa
pers of the committee fo difcovercd
and arrefted on that day, arc citizens'
Emery, Brwe, Dcjean, end Cham-
pagny. ,. .
Tire following' are the heads of
thefe papers, according to the Jour
nal des Homines Libres : " Initruc- -Mons
for the agents. Lift of the
public functionaries to fuperintend.
Account kept of the con duel of each
of them. A very comprehenfiverlpy
pher, with explanations on the mar
gin. Regifter of all the fums which
have been d ftribtited to the faithful!
lervants of his Majefty; even the
pall placed in the temple of Magde
ieine, the 21ft of January, is carried
tjo this account j the greateft part
of theie iuxns. rs'or the payment of
w liters. M c re trra ri i pq&poJi ivies
appear to have been paid for writieg
hbcls againft the firft conlul, thefe
libels are in the hands of the po
lice."; The whole correfpondcr.ee, lavs
the journal du Commerce, proves a.
manifeft intention to overturn the
government, to give the command;
of the armies to Pichegrue, who yas '
to place Fiance in the hands of its
legitimate Sovereign, to corrupt the
commandants of the ports, and deli-
ver the ports up, &c.
Bounaparte and General Lannes
were both to have been silafiinated
at the lame inftant. Bieft was . to
have been given up to the E'igl4n
to tffecl. which purpoie counici fet
fea is of all the minilters were pi Ci
ded, in order to remove the gar r if on s
of that city to a diftance, arid fend
into it 3000 Chouansas Republicans ;
the Coui.t a'AcioiS ; was then 10 be;
proclaimed. I his account h no.t yt t
publilhed in the Moniteu, but ait
the other papersof lhe 14th ano jfr'h
mention it. The Journal-tie pans
in fills it is a milerabie intrigue, iar:4 '
"worthy of notice, while other pap r
atTert, that the per Ions' 'an e lied
coiilpnatei s paid by Li gland3To ie
ftoie rovaltv in France. C ,
The miniftcr of the interior to the Pre
jects of the Departments. J I
14 The fiilt Conlul let off at ore
o'clock in the morning f&r the a-rmv
of refer ve.- Herepajisto DijTan, and
from thence perhaps to Geneva; In
fifteen days he wdi t-e on Ids return
to Paris ; and in theintci val ai$ ;uni
fcrm and rapid; movement wilt ba
given to our armies. ,..r:
" Hiften Citizen prefedpaytnieo'k
of the contributions : ii-iifcii the de
nurture otthe conscripts hc Iv.v .
net quitted year department Thfe".
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