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1he following arc faid to be the fate an,
dchination of the armies which Bonaparto
was 10 fet Immediately in motion aGainI'
the Combined Powers The Grand Army
is to conIt Of one hundred and tttT thou
land men; Bonapzrtr y to be the Com
mander il Chief, and under him Berthler :
the centre is TO be given 10 Louis BonaParte !;
the right wing 70 Oudinot; and the lett
10 Marmont. This army is to act in Ger
many and Switzerland. The army of Italy
is to conGR of I 40, 900 men; Jourdan is to
command the centre, St. Cyr the right,
and Maatna the left wing. An army OF
$4,000 men, under Angereau, IS ttatcd 70
be on its march as auxiliries to Spain, and
to keep Portugalin in fubjecion. The Army
of Relervc is to coniit of 10000 men, un-
der the command of Soult and D'Avout.
The army of otEngland and Holland is to con-
fit Of 5C, 900 men, under the command OF
Ney and Bonhomnae


Several thoufand tons, certainly not leis
than 1900 tons Of tranlports, have been
held at the dif2ofal of Rul1ia in the Medi-
terranean, for length of time paf.


We uAderGand that Ruliian iqadron, of
fix or feven fail Of the line, is expected to
Join our fleet in the North Seas.