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Numb. 46
nCTin"lNOrUSober 29. T
; The army ol" Gen. Alvinzy, about 30,000
ftrong has pc!iJtrated-throiiph-Frioulj-andJ
'carried its -'advanced guard to Travifo, where
i on the 23d of Oftober the whole army was
expected. General -Davidbvich. with an ar-
1 my almoll as- confidcrablc, penetrated -thro-
'; Tyrol; and oil the: 1 8th or 20th of Oftober
jjt muft have reacheujheJakerCrdaI
" the garriTcrfof Mantua make a fortie "while
- the two armies attack 1
r.t-r--e enLyjrcs Df Caft le-
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rmvo: Will 'Liave an excellent opportunity tor
jlifplayinpuJiG
diftinguifned his military careen
COLOGNE, November' 1."
Our letters from the Upper Rhine ftate
, that the laft battle between the archdiike" and
M6remjas.extremely bloody and decifive.
We are allured that eight thoufand were left
on the field of battle, and that the croflmg of
the Rhirie bi
this action. -. -. 1
That, which took place on the 27th ult. in
" the Hundfruck. Was not confequential as to
; the lofs of men on the part of the Imperial-
. ills ; but the poits which the rrench recdv
erea on this occafiori arejof extreme impor
tance. : - ,
roundedffiecWch7tn j&rhich the people had ,
aiietMfrdiidiatrplr paraded the 1
ftreets, forbidding any perfon' appearing at
the windows, under paintit being fhot; The
French foon entered the churdh, and feized
the redor, his curates, in4 the crudnxTail
of -whom '-were conveyed to the citadel. Ther
grand duke's troops had received orders from.
.the Fyench -commandant - notd-inte'rfere-ifr--
the bufinefs. . . .' ' :
;$L. Vilette,; the graM. duke's gavernorLofL
.Leghorn, the 1 ulcan general, btraloluo,
His head-quarters the 30th were at OfFenborg,
and he, had .fent fome heavy artillery from Man-
heim to i hatter fort Kehl. ry-
" The cofpa 6f Hot ze who had advanced to Ger
roerffieim and the environs, is to fall back and occu4
py the lines of Mundenheim, Frefenheim, and Og
gerineira.
It appears to be tlie intention of the Archduke to
attack the remaining politions of the French beyond
kirr'iof Tkm VaivA'ii.JatiJ.niir.Un.a lUl J . -
the bridge at Huningen, mull fix the place at which
He will eftablilh bjs winter quarters. :
werarAetMfama
- COBLEOTZ, November 2,
' ' .We cbntinue to "tnjoy the molt"
"tranquility. ; :Neyerthelefs . gen. Kleber has
put our city in a ftate of fiege, by a refolu
tion, dated 7th Brumaire, Odober 28, con
fifling of eleven articles. r :
. MANHEIM, November 2. ,
On the" Upper Rhihe the Imperial arm "y
advanced on the 27th as far as Huninguen,
upon which the-French quitted their bridge
' baftions tHcre ; To that the FrenchTat prefent
only occupy Kehl; on-the "right bank of the
Rhine, for the taking of which the Auftri-
: ins are now nia"king the greateft prepara
tions. The lines round Kehl aie entirely
completed, all meafures for beginning a fiege
are taken? and the heavy artillery from Mah
heim .arrived, there yefterday The bom-
-bardment isexpecl-eda-eommenceTiilmoft
immediately. 'The bridge "near Philiplburg
has been deftroyed by the Imperialifts ' :
It is faid that the French army of the Sam
bre and Meufe. which is now aflembled on
the Hundfruck in great force, is intended to
- join the figbt wing of the army of the Rhine
andlheMoJelIe. V. . " :"
jrwprifon Ever-iince-this-unfortunateaft
fair, in which a fcore of perfons loft .lheir
Iives,Jthe, -f4adhayr4tei
pointed agairjil 7 tjbejto wftjand the Tufcan
garrifoh have ben confined in the barracks.
The Grand Duke' haYbeen greatly afflid-:
ed at this, event ; and'we aTe aiTured that he
has. caufed the ftrohgeft reprefentationi to be
made as well to the diredory as to the French
generals on the fubjed.'
- FRONTIERS ot YRbL, 6aober 22, "...
A' Neapolitan courier, jit is faid, has been fent to
Archduke Charles to apprize hiui tht 30,000 Nea
politan t roo'ps-ha'ye entered xhe.Pa p,aLt er ti wty .
. In a fortie which Wurmfer. made on the 7th itft.
the lofs of the French is fta ted to have been very
conuclerable." aeveral ammunuion wacgons, na-A
gazines, and military dbells; were taken from them
General Alvjnzy with the arniy under, his com
roaqd, has entered the Venetian territory.
VIENNA, November. 2.
The troops yhich have marched frcmi Ty
rol and Frlpul, under genAlvinzy, extend
ed along- the-rivers Piava and Tagfiamenta,
beyond Travifo and Aviano. Th e French
ftill maintain their pofitions near Citadella,
below"Baflafl6rWe learn this moment, that
the Auftrians have already advanced? fo
far as Sedo, in Brcfcia. All ftrangers who
have neither commercial bufinefs, hdr per
miflion to1 ftay, are ordered to quit Triefte
within eight days. It is faid that the French
have attempted a ftorm upon' Mantua,: in
which theyxwere rcpulfed with great lofs, - :
ITAkY, Odober 2 c. ,
.. The fequeftratjOii putby jhe. French, on
the books, money and goods of the different
; tradefmen. at Lc'gliorn, was Noticed fome
- time ' ago; Thismcalure was preceded by
an event ;which gave rife tp fome difagfeea
' ble fcenesr- The :peop!eWj)airecvirt-a':cwad
to a miraculous crucifix placed jn the church
- ofurTadyrrhe cfoujl alarmheFfench"
commander, tbe iiiorer becaufe a falfe report
had .'been lpread , that the populace were
armed with long knives, and that they meant
' BAtfJCS of the.MElN, Oaober 29.
The corpS 6f referve under general St. Sztarray, '
which has .marched tip' the einfrrcement of the
rny bl the Archduk
whole of the Aartrian force in .Subia will novv
amount to from 8c to 90,000 nVn. L
it:;Is now fald
Wirtemberg is goneto Vienna, to enter into a cou
Yerence relative to tnc! treaty of peac between Wir
temberff and France. ; A report is likewjfe cirpulat-
ed j ha t Saoa-ofthe iv-oofn-o fWir te m i ierg, w h ich
are to be paid by the Emprefs of Ruflia, will again
join the Imperial army with the conttngenref Wir-
rary Prince; 5n which cafe, the peace concluded by
the Duke with Frarice will be annulled.
F R A N C E.
Con'cfaflo'n-6f --a 'decree of Ihe'CoUncttrJCfc!
peeling the prohibition of Enelin jcoods, Oct. 26.
I. Tlie importation of all Englifh manufactures U
interdiftedl No perfon fliall expofe them for fale, or
print adverttlementsof fuchfales. All figns announc
ing fuch goods are to be taken off within 24 hours.
. 2. Contains an enumeration of Engfifh nianufac
tures. , t " "
rNoftipwhichhasnsffboxrd
tures, is permitted to enter the ports of the republic.
The 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th articles contain
fegulationx refpeclin the1 faarc lies, leizures, and
confifcaiion '" -
9 Englifli fugar ndw in France airt not fubjecl
lrthe above difpofitidossi ';."."" ,J : 'JJ.:v-i
10 All other-foieign-nianofafturesr but thofe.
mentioned in the .2d article, will .only be admitted
ring the attack upon Kehl.
Numerous batteries are conftroclingonthel ahn;
jhofc, atiLeydelclorif are providedith nurnVrou
artillery. All theAultrian linagazines are there?
and gen. Kray has 30,000 men under his command
who are encamped irom Vallendar to Erlich.
The SpaniOi fquadron is miRrefs of the IVIediter
fanean ; but, ostwithflanding, feven Epglifh (hips
patted under the eyes of our admiral and uittiy en-
terea uiDraitar nay. -
Nov: 16. -TheneWs of the death of Collot d'Her.
bois, and his colleague Billand Varennes is faHe. .:
The news of Lfird Maltnefbury s having pronofed
an armiftice to the Direftory, appears to De premature.
The Dutch convention has empowered citizens
Levefton and Pafteuf, members of the convention.
now no msffion here to afljlt, in conjunftioh with
!rrtzen Mayer, the Dutch plenipotentiary at the
cunicrences ror peace, wnicn are aoout to be open
ed in this city,
Ihe Jpeedy drmameat ol the Brett fquadrons oc ¬
cupies all hands. Several of the twenty-one ihips
of the line, which make at prefent our Whole naval '
force in that quarter,- have their -whole comple
ment of men In tire above number are comonied
five fbips-latelyarrived ftorn'RocKfolfiiVOrteot
It appears, that that fleet is to have provilious for
fix months, which proves that they are deftined for"
fome expedition in a4 remote quarter, and nbt for
the improbable and ridiculous plan of making a
defcent upon England. It will be commanded W
adnitral' . VillareMoyewfeTWeeefii pleaTure iq
pointing out to the public, the adijiirarwiVem tl?
cireftory. . honour. fo defervedly with' their confi
dence. - -.- . . - :i- . ' ; -
Villaret Joyeufe cqnimanded lad wr fke flaies
frigate, and diftinguifl(ed himlelf ib a'fihT jvitb an
Ehglilh Irigate, in whkh he bad the advantage.
He made all the naval campaigns under adniiral
Suffreinv whp was. .highly fond vt hfmL He isCnot
only-a good feamen, out-alfo-a-good-icbofar wto"
can quot almofl every verfe of Horace or Virgil.
He was cleft ed a deputy of India in the national
canvention, but he refufed that honour.
". The encomlumswilh perhaps, be confidered as
exaggerated, by thofe who remember the fates of
the 12th and 13th Prairial, 2d fear, or the fatal
the opinion of Villaret, and at the peremptory inlti-
gation ot an ignorant and preiumptuous Ptoconful.
Villaret had fent proteft after proteft againft that
fatal expedition to which we owe the ruin of our
Marine. , " -'--"'";t:;;, vui..:'.'.L-..t; ,.-v -' '
Letters from Bred, of the 39th of Ocl. flate, t hat
the expedition in tbar harbour had langoifhed for '
a long while, till it ws accelerated by the arri val
of een. Hocbe and a miflion. . Fifteen Jhha of rh
whenQnipajiied..by ctifi they want
Ttq rile. In- coniequenccph. this report on
tjieg,?
, ful. - Bcfides the aforementioned penalties, the names
or tne orrcniicrs lUBJi uc poHca up, wiin tne jnicrip
tion, "JErigHJl? brokers'and deftryetf of FrtniVhidiif-
try" , '-- '
PARI S, November 13. . - -; ;
On the.26th ultimo, two 'fall of the line, and two
Spa'nifli frigates.,; arrived at Toulon. The remain
der of the Spanifh fleet Is cruizing off the coaft of
Toulon. - '- - ; " -' -' ; ' ''
The Executive Directory has received difpatches
from the General in Chief, Buonaparte, they are
dated from the head-quarters at Vrefona, the 8th !
Brumaire. , - . . - . ' '. ' '7 .
A letter from. Toulon announces, that the Spanifli
fleet is cruizing off that coaft., It cotifilts of 36 fait'
of the line, of which 8, are three deckers, three pf
80' guns C and the fed of ;7Jf lfidea 1 Ttesj
corvette, arid a brig. : - r. ;7:..,:'v.,....,..; ,
Don fftfeph Cordova command? the firft divifion t
Coqde Morales de-les Prios, tbe fecond j and Ddn
Juan Joachirn,'the third. r -'-- n ,r , ,
"Accounts from tlie Upper- Rhine, aS tare as the
0thtOcloberiatelaiHee
coniptetely fepaffed the Rhine, Prince Charles has
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many articles.' the crew are incompleat , and soldiers
are to replace the feamen, wbpfc. immber is but
finall. " '
The expedition is' fcefi wjth jnquietode at Bred
al 1 the failprs difapproyed of it, fpeciaUy Vil ! a
ret Joyrnfe, jthe admiral, who dreads thejame d:
trefs whkh made uifuftain te.f,6 orjjr'of1 our
Jneftj(his of theliney during the .famous winter
cruifeof J794, the leafon is toaiar advanced and
the (hips in the word ftate. ; , r
If we believe the rumours circulating here, th
irefl flerfailedlSn the 3d inftl v : , v '
Lord Malmelbury and fEngliQiineri were vefter
day at the Copceret of the Opera. ; Tbey did not
feenrmticb entertained with bur Gneera or ourmut
were in the right. : - There were jk David'a, no
Marchefias, .whom Englifli guineas brtngfronritaly
upon the London Theatre. The bsUtt ttychc feep-
ea nowever pteaie tnem.
Lord Malmefbury.x and three.or four per fans nf
bis fuite are faid to have been prefent ,at the fmi .
of the Council of Five" Hundred, on thed V.m(rL
.when the 0110 refpeftipg4he Jaw of the 3d
orwnairc was xaKenv
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