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BY an arrival at Newyork, French papers
to the 9th of September have been receiv-
ed. ...-' -..-.-


On the 1T of September csuns Cobcnt-
gel, ambahador from Auttrla, was at Paris.
Letters from Rati 1EoD, mention the French
Charge d. Affairs on the 2sth Of AuguLt,
preiented note to the Minilfers and En-
voys refdent in that city, that unleis a fat
isfa6tory realon was given for the aiicm-
bling Of large bodies Of trooPsin Tyrol, and
on the frontiers of Italy, French army
fhould Immediately PATS the Rhine, and
invade the ftates Of Germany. Notice of
of which was forwarded to the Court of
Vienna, & an anfwer waited for with much
anxiety. In the mean time the Aultrian
army formed at Wells near Lintz, in up
per Au0ria, pahed the Inn, and taken mil
itary petitions in Bavaria.


bonaparte arrived at Malmaifon on the
morning of the 3d-on the 5th, the diviGon
under Gen. Oudinot, of 5000 grcnaders
pafed through Cambray and was followed
by four other divifons Of 5000 each.


That part of the French army on the
coat which has departed for the Rhine:
marched in columns, in the fame order
which Is pra6fifed in the camps 70 that
when they arrive on the theatre of war,
they will be found all formed and difpofed
for the operations Of the campaign A hn-
er army was never feen,. one more impa-
tient for battle, or more animated with the
preface of certain victory.


Jerome Bonaparte had arrived at Tou-
Ion, with the tquadron under his command


The French Senate are about TO reftore
the old Calender after the frit Of January
next.


No accounts from England later ,han
thofe mentioned in our lat are received,


Capt. Hammond Of Rocheitsr, who ar
rived at lNcwyork, from ST. Peterlburgh,
(Ruiha) and failed Aug. I6, Informs that
The Ruillans were actively preparing for
war; fail Of the line were ontGde of the
Mole. ready for fca-aud 20 others were
nearly equipped. A number of Britilh
fhiPs had been taken up for the conveyance
of RufIian troops to Lubec. The. RulIian
military force is eltimated at. 600, 900 men.


PennfyfoAniG Ehl7ioH The Iaft Philadel-
phia papers contain nearly all the returns
OF the votes for Governor towns
that have not yet been heard from, will
not lit is prefumed) vary the prefent fate
nrent Of votes Ioo.-M'Kean has a maior;-
ty OF about 5000, and is chofen for
years; after which he is ineligible BY the
contribution.


Duane will have it, that, Gen. Mullen
burg. Dallas, and all thofe who have been
mott active in fupport of M'Keen, are no
longer 10 be conidered as exc 4fvs friends
to the people.


1t appears M'Kean has profted BY the
example Of the Greatef man in Anlerica,
having removed lome Of thole from office
who were in favor of Snyder-and appoint
ed tho(e in their room, who were active in
his reelection. The loaqsi and 5fges are fine
things in thefe cafes.


:he following notice OF the Inauguration Of ProfaGor
Cleveland received for publication, but too late
for infertion in our lzit.


On Wednefday, Oaots7 23d, Pa
CieVsd14a, A. M. late Tpror in Harvard
UnirerGty, was inasgurated Bowdoin Pro-
feilor of the Mathematics and Natural
Philoiophy in Bowdoin College OF Brunl-
wick, dilfria of Maine. procelIion was
formed about noon, conGfing Of the flu.
dents, Prefdenr, protectors, trulecs, over
teers, and gentlemen from the neighborng
towns who proceeded from the preGdent's
houle, to the chapel, "a temporary wooden
bnildiSs, containing the Library in It's iec.