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Stmgardt, OF. 5,-The French Troops
are marching on all Gdes, from the Rhine
TO the Danube. This city. and all the en-
virous, are full of troops The French have
Pubhihed, thar war is declared. 1t is faid,
that the head quarters of the French will
oe transferred to Louiburgh. The Empe-
Tor took his reGdence there, in the night be-
tween the I'd and Sd Of this month foon
after which, at the publication Of war, a
courier arrived here from Louiiburgh, and
two foreign Minilters, with tn ir Secreta-
Tles Of Legation, and Councillor of State
and Charge fAfaiye5, were Immediately ar
reited. They were not permitted to 60 out
nor to iPeak to any Perfon whatever.


S7r1bia, Or 3.-On the 1T of OGo-
Der, the 6ra act of hoftility took place at
Valhlngen, in the territory of Wertemburg,
An Auitrian Patrole Of cavalry being fun.
moned BY French detachment to retire
and refuGng, were obliged TO furrendcr prif-
oners.


AIe"tz, Oa.5 In few days, the fix prin-
ciPal corps Of the great army, which IS ra-
pidly advancing towards Swabia and Bava-
ria, in the direction of Newburg and In
goldttadt, will have formed a junction !;
they amount in the whole to $4,000 men.


Ii IS reported to-day, that Count Phillis
Cobentzel has padtd through Stratfburgh,
on his return from Paris.


The Electors of Bavaria, Wurtemburp,
and Baden, have Joined their troops 10 the
French.


Bayreafb on. 4.-The army Of Mar
ihall Barnadotte, 10000 ftronq. pahcd in
two columns, on the 3d ofOaober, through
the Margraviate of Anlpatch, notwithflan-
ding the representation of the Pruliap Gen
erals and Minifers. Il is fated that the
army OF General Marmont, Joined bv the
bay1rian troops, will take the fame road.
Major Howen, at ;he head Of his fouadron.
offered TO oPpofe the pahagc of the French !:
but General Kellerman, at the head of SEQ
men, declared he would pafs by force
he representations Of Baron Schl1ein, the
AFziiter Of His Majefy, were equally vain.