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r - DANISH MAIL. A Dania% Mail Arrived this mnrning. Hon;'hies are mil co ntinued between the Swedes and t h e rtench. The Swedes, however, Are very hard preffed. According to the sealants receited, they are nnw only pofetled of &refund in Pomerania. The Xing of Sweden has folicited airninice. which has been refuted. The German papeis are Chiefly filled with reports; !one of them very conttaditiory, refpeiling the terms o f the peace concluded on the Continent, and the boundaries to be affigned to the Old and New States. A private letter, received by this ibail. gives the following as part of the Ilipulations Cif the peace concluded between Rittlia and Fiance : 1. The biundatics of the Duchy of Warta* mall be determined. i Th ,, fe of the territory of the Free Hanfe Town of Dantzic They are to be marked two miles around the town by the French, Dantzic, Sazonian, and Prllll . l4n arms. 3. The boundaries of the kingdom of Weßphalia shall alf be defined. 4. k to be evacuated by the French troops on the zoth Jolt ; and 5. Koningfbcrg (hall be evacuated on the 25th of Jul,. 6. &fore the ill of Anglia, Ea(! Pruffia to be evacuated ar far as the Paffarge. Bet-te the zoth as far as the Viflula. 8. Before the sth September as far as the Oder, and 9. All other Royal Pruflian dominions as far as the Oder, as welt as Silefia, to be evacuated by the ill of 0610ber. to. [he Province of Magdeburgh on - the right of the Elbe, Pafewalk aid Prentzlaw, Stall not be evacuated until the tit November. r. With regard to Stettin, the time of its eva. nation Mall be determined by the Plenipotentiaties. 'Until the evacuation it (ball be occupied by 6000 French troops. 12. Spandau, Cuftrin, and all fortreffes in Si lefia Stall be furrendercd to the Pru Mans on the lit of °Saler. All other points yet to be arranged Mall be fettled by Plenipotentiaries to be appointed by b )th con traling parties, who are to meet at Berlin on the 35th of July. The revenue of the Pruffian domi nions is to be for account of his Pru Man Majetly from the t 3th July, on condition that the Contribu tion demanded be Paid to the French. KONIGSBERG, JULY 13. His Majefly the French Emperor left this place to day for Ehefden. It is thought that his will proceed ttraight forward to Drefden, without halting by the way. His Highnefs the Prince of Benevento, Mini(ler of Foreign affairs, will fet off to-morrow, in order to follow his Majelly to Drefden.—From the Telegraph. HAMBUKGH, JULY IT. Since the concolfion of ['IC peace with Rt.fila and Prufta, the French have hardly publifhed any account whatever ; Co that all we have here refts upon the authority of private letters and conjectures. With Yelped to the events in Pomerania fince the renewal of hottilities, it teems, from the concurring tettimony of letters from Roftock, Anclam, &c. that, after feVeral engagements, in which much blond was (lied ott both fides, the French drove the Swedes from all their entrenchments, and advanced till under the cannon of Stralfund, which they have now furrounded, and are mailers of all the roll of Swedilh Pomerania. It does not appear that any Englilh troops are landed at Stralfund, but only at Rugen. It is reported that the King of Sweden has defired an armiflice, which Brune has refufcd. In the mean time, cool - Ida-able bodies of troops are marching through Mecklenburgh to that quarter. Within thefe three days 7000 Dutch troops arrived here from Harbourg, and feveral thoufands more are expeeted. The denination of thefe troops is unknown even to themfelves. Some think that they arc going to Pomerania, but others fear that they are dellined for Holilcin : the people of Holtlein, however, do not feem to have any appre henlion. i Of the peace, no articles are known. Many accounts agree that Poland is to be an independant kingdom ; but even this feems more founded on con jedure than any authentic grounds. It is probable the articles will not be publiihed till the conceilions are known, and even then perhaps it will not yet be made known what is to be the fate of the ceded provinces. It is very poi ible that from the Niemen to the Elbc no great changes may take place; but the greater will probably be the alterations from the Elbe to the Rhine. The march of Tingle bodies of 'roar, both from the Rhine and from Italy to the North, hill continues. An exchange of territories on the Rhine is fpoken of."—Hamburgh New Gazette. It is afTerted that she &II article of the peace - with Pruffia flipulates the accellion of that kingdom to the Confederation, which will, in all probability, lofe its name, for that of German Union, or fome thing equivalent, as it will then indeed include almoil all the German empire. Hamburgh, Lubeck, Bre men, and Dantzic, it is pretended, are to be free cities, under the refpestive proteilion of France, Rut: fia, Holland, and Poland. A report is alfo in cir culation hill, that, in cafe of a negotiation with England, a General Congrefs aill probably be held here. DANTZIC., PLY it. A jeyjul event was yefterday announced by his Excellency General Rapp, Governor of this cityt-1 The Emperor Napoleon has reftored our ancient rights and privileges, as they were before 1771 and prior to the occupation of Weft Ruflia, with a terri tory of about three miles in circumference, betides the Danizic Werder, four miles in length ; and the Dant zic Nchring, which is eleven rules long. Dant zic is henceforth to be a free Hanfe-Town. COPENHA.ORN, JULY e 7. The day before yetterday his Serene Highneft, the Hereditary Prince of Meeklenburgh Schwerin, left Altona for Tilfit, to wait on his Imperial Majefly of Raffia. To morrow the reigning Duke lets out from hence for Schwerin. On the 14th init. Lord Cathcart paired the Sound, on board an Englilh frigate, of 44 guns, and pro. seeded without a moment's delay to Stralfund. The Mailer of a fhip, which failed from Anklam to Rnflock, heard, on the 14th inft. a heavy canno nade on the fide of Pomerania. STETTIN, JULY sfl. ' Troops are continually marching through our town from Farther Pomerania to the Swedilb terra tory. Yeflerday paired the 4th Italian regiment cf the line, the 23d regiment of horfe chaffeurs, and t9th regiment of foot of the line. The Swediffi frigate which is Rationed off Swine. munde, permits all (hips to fail for neutral ports, but does not allow even fh.ps failing on ballaft to enter the port.—liumburgb C0rrefp0.......6t, July 22. • WARSAW, JULY z 3. The whole of the fuite of tare Prince of Benevento (M. Talleyrand) have left this for Drefden, where, as it it Paid, a Congrefs will be held for the reflora. lion of a General Peace. This report however re quires confirmation. We learn from Antwerp, that confiderable bodies of troops are colleaing, and unufual naval prepl rations are going forward on the coati of Belgium; the (hip building department is fo bufily employed, that there is every ground for believing that a Grand expedition is in contemplation. The Englifh Naval forces are at prefent difperfed in the Mediterranean the Dardanelles, Egypt, Buenos Ayres, &c. and the greateft part of their land forces are alfir ab•oad. • Our Government Commißion, who have been lately affembled here, will fet off to-morrow with a part of the Chancellory for Drefden. M. Denon, Direaor of the Mufeum at Pali', is expated here. VIENNA, JULY ii. The day before yeflerdayarrivedhere a French and Ruffian cornier from the Grand Army. They Ira veiled in the fame carriage ; the former proceeded to General At:dreary at Baden, and the latter to Count Rafumowfici, .Le Ruffian Ambairador. In the evening, both cou:ie,, fet off for Corfu, in order, as is fuppofed, to communicate the tiring of the armillice between the two armies on the atlt of June. All the regiments which have been put in motion for the purpofe of are"gthening the cordon in Gal. licia, have received their artillery. There is not the flighten rcafr•n for thinking,bowever, that the peace of our Monarchy will be in the lealt dillurbed. BANKS OF THE MAYNE, JULY t 4. Iz is raid that the French will remain in Germany until Peace is concluded with England. i nere is a rumour in the public papers of a e ,, n• federation among fome Northern State;, which in future will be taken under the proreaion of Ruffle, of a feparation among revere' German Princes in•ths North, of the extenfion of the Rhenifh Confederation to the Elbe, 8:c. The following heads of the expeeed peace are alti handed about: Poland is to be acknowledged as an independent kingdom, and a French Prince is to be crowned King ; Ruffle is to renounce for ever all claim to Moldavia and Wallachia, as well as t' all the Turkifh provinces, and Dantzic, it is laid, Will be taken into the Polith kingdom. DRESDEN, JULY :3. M. Tournon, Chamberlain to his Majefly the Ern• peror of the French and King of Italy, has arrived here. He has brought the intelligence to the King of Saxony, that his Majefly the Emper^r and King will loon vifit Dretden.— From tbe I elegratk. JULY 15. —On the 13th, at three in the afternoon, a French Colonel arty/ea as a Courier from the head quarters at Tilfit, and brought the agreeable Wel ligenct, that peace was tigned at Tilfit on the Brlt of July. We arc not yet acquainted with the condi tions, but it is laid that Saxony will receive a con fiderable augmentation of territory. Ycfterday, at nine in the evening, the Saxon Gene -1 ral Aid de Camp, Colonel Tiolatz, alto arrived as a courier, with a confirmation of peace, and immedi ately great preparations were made. The Court and all the Officers, have left the Sum mer camp at Pilnitz, and will come to Drefden.- 1 Grand triumphal arches and pyramids are crating; ) and workmen are employed in tilde preparations night and day. Prince Jerome is to-day expelled here from Silefia, and the celebrated Royal Palace is fitted up for his reception. His Royal Majefiy leaves this capital tomorrow to meet the Emperor Napoleon at Bu deffin. Betides the French Emperor , the Empe ror I of Ruffia, the King of Bavaria, and other Princes, are alto expected here ; according to other accounts the Emperor of Ruffia is gone to St. Peterfbarg. Our town will be very brilliant. THE EXPEDIrioN3. In addition to the Staff already appointed, Major I General WARDS, and Major General BLIONFI LLD, of the Artillery, go to command that corps, of whom not lefs than moo sill go. We learn that Major General Mtntaav does not go, nor the gallant Colonel Dolma* ; but that Co lonel Hottcritom of the Bth, goes as a Brigadier. If any cavalry go, Colonel Doartisx will undoubtedly go as a Brigadier. It has been reported, that Lieutenant General Sir JOHN DOYLE had been fent for to Guernfey. In the bell informed military circles, the Ifland of Zealand is confidently and openly mentioned as the objea of one of the expeditions ; the object of the other is likewife not doubtful now, though we fOr• bear at the moment to (peak out. Whatever difference of opinion there may be as to the propriety and dtflination of thefe Expeditions, and whatever may be the final event refpeeling them, we cannot but praife and admire the promptitude 'and energy difplayed in difpatching them. The fervice is expelled to be of Co fhort duration, that none of the Officers appointed to the Staff, re. lingaifr their home commands. Sir GEORGE Lot,- tow retains that of the Kent Difiria, and Lieutenant Colonel Lord AYLMER, who joins his battalion of the Coldliream Guards, his app .intment as Affiflant- Adjutant General in the Southern Difiriet Lieute- nant Colonel Drowsr, the (Zilarter Mailer General of the fame dine id, air° accompanies the expedition. Brigade Major CLARKS alts as Adjutant General of the Canterbury diariel, driving the abfence of Lieutenant Col.mel Lord AYLMER. Sir Gamma LVDLOW'S horfes, with thole of his Staff, are at Ramfgate, waiting for embarkation, at which place alfo it is expelled Sir GEORG, will em bark this day or to morrow. The In battalion of the 43d, fecond battalion of the szd, and the 95th regiment, all Of them Light Inf4n try, and going to retire as a light brigade, are, with out any exceptinn, among the very ben corps in the Btitillr Service : their flare of difcipline beyond any thing : all of them were formed under that able mailer, Gener4l Moots. In addition to the corps for the Expedition, de tailed in Monday's STAR, we have to mention the 79th Regiment, or Caution Highlander, and 914 Regiment, or CORDON Hig •tandem &fides thong detachments r.f horfe artillery of the Waggon Train and the ptAff Corps. The following orders were Hilted at Harwich on Saturday by Sir DAVID BAiRD: " Commam'ing Officers of Regiments will provUe thcmfeives with dillinguilbing flags for each boat, when difemharking before the enemy " The van of the Baltic fleet is led by Sir SAMUEL HOOD; the rear by Commodore Ksares. " RAMSGATP, JULY 28. 64 Part of the 32d, 765 Ilrong, were embarked on Sunday, and the remainder yelierday morning, whit their baggage, on board the Peggy and Succefs, 343 tons; Peince of Wales, 265 tons; and Retreat, 360 tons. The two firft, from their draft of water, did not come into the harbour, and the foldiers went cut in boats. " The Both regiment embarked on board the Pa ragon, 394 tons; Salifbury, 324 tons; Wadliray, 216 tons ; Samuel and Sarah, 294. tons; 894 privates belides officers. 6. Part of the 82d embarked on Mcnday evening, in the Namure in the harbour Part of them went out in boats to fame large (hips yefterday morning, and the remainder with their baggage, in the evening. " The 43d regiment, to7o ftrong, marched in here yeflerday evening, to be embarked in the Batavia, and two other tranfports." " YARMOUTH, WIN 28. ‘, This morning arrived the SUMS, of 74 guns, to j , in the fecund Expedition. Sailed the Vssuvr. nos bomb, and the CHERUB frigate, to join Admiral Gemaita's fleet ; the CLAUDIA cutter, with a fleet of tranfpnrts for Grimlby, to take in troops; and the Martittsa gun brig, with dilpatches and letters for the fleet. The troops for embarkation are expeaed every day to arrive here.:' " HULL, JULY 27. " Saturday lark, in the afternoon, a convoy arrived in Grimfby roads from the Little Nore, having under her ',rotation about forty fail of tranfpott.veffels, for the ptirpcie of c6nvsying the holies and troops of that part of the King's German Legion, which lately irtived htre from Ireland, to the Continent. t• The following twenty eight fail arrived in the Humber, off this port, in the mirk of the evening, The Sunderland, Dodds Venue, Smith le sous, Staycy Prifcilla, Webb Anr, Ball Cora, Robert, Purfuit, Tucker Berea, IV ilport Phisids, hfwald llfracomb, Flem'ng Welton, Thompfon Canino, Armilning William dt Elisabeth, Lamb John and &By, Rogers Whitton, Hutehinfon Fame, James Marines, Banks Ceres, Stephenfon James and Margaret, Dixen Milburn. jackfun Dirac Hoeft Lively, Wright Newcsitic Stroud Buccefs, Bn wn Barbara and Ann, Bownefs Amphion, Drinham Ann, Radon Good baron Hasson klepttu.e, Martin Broadricit, Price Apollo, Robinfon Major, Major, (Agent's Sip), AU from the &ore. 46 Several of them yeiterday proceeded into Dock, wbere about five o'clock this morning, the embarka• Lion of the horfes commenced, and atinsdled the cu riofity of a very great number of inhabitants, who affembled at that early hour. The troops at prefent hete s are expected to be joined by a divifien now lying at Beverley; and alto by the Inniikillen Regiinent of Dragoons from the batracks at York : and o fail from hence as Coon as the whnle are on board, to join the general convoy of the Third Expedition now pre paring to fail from this cnnntry.—lt is but jullice to the German Legion to °brim, that they have ob tained the rripea of the inhabitants of this place in A particular degree, by the exemplary order and pro priety of their condutfl." . - “ DUBLIN, JULY 43. This m Ining, at fevers o'clwk, the 7th and Bth regiments marched to the Pigeon Houle to embark for England ; at twelve u'cl , ck they were all on board waiting for a wind, it i. fuprfed to join the Expedition, as but five women are allowed to em bark with each company; h wever their definition is only known to Generals FLOYD and Fir CHARLES Ascat.t., who attended the embarkation. Never was a regiment on Dublin duty, whnfe departure is more regretted than the Bth. *4 The Earl of HARRINGTON, the Commander of the Forces, arrived here IA night, from England.-- All the General Oflicers have waited in Dublin to f's him. I underhand there are great arrangements making with refpelt to the difiribution of the t r o o ps through the country. The Bth and gth Garrifon Battalions, the 7th, Bth, the gt 11, and 3d Regiment, have embarked from lime other part of Ireland, for the fame fervice as the 7th and Bth." NAUTICAL Mit LLIGEACE. PLYMOUTH, JULY 27. . Came in the Chalmer, Captain &rotor, front Oporto, for this port, with wine and cork; Geueral Waltettloff, Captain Gaonv, from Santa Crux, for Copenhagen, with rum and fug.tr, detained by the John Bull privateer; Experiment, of London J taw RUTHRIFORD, from Wilmington to Plymouth, with naval liores ; and Hclnung, plias. from L melon. —Sailed the Vat.t.a de PARIS, f eto guns ; Loa. TON, of 38; TNFsaus, of 74; aLd TowNemv, of 84, to the eafiward, Paid for Torbay ; alfo the Tat- TAROS bomb. for the D , wns. Palled by, to the Ealiward, the Raviw, of 18 guns, from Ormrto, with a 6 fail of (hips and vellels under convoy : fix others patted convoy off Scilly for the Briffol Chan ' nel.—A very hot prefs took place on Saturday night in all parts of this harbour, by which about 400 men . were taken. DFAL, JULY i 8 Arrived lag night the CLYDg. Commodore Owax, from the Note—lsmcgamv gun brig, from Pont. mouth.—Sailed the Supply Navy tranfport, for Ply mouth ; BLOODHOUND gnn brig, having wider convoy the Findon hired (loop, with a number of merchant veffels, for Portfmouth.—Wind N. E. and m'.derate. YARMOUTH. JULY 23. naffed by this morning to the Southward a fleet of •elfelc, fuppofed to be the homeward bound Bal tic fleet, but they made Pa large an offing, we could not learn what they were. Sailed the Lord Keith hired armed (hip for the Dutch coall. Wind E S E. This day Lord COCHlLattle attended at the Admi. ralty, and had a long conference with , he Lords. It is reported that hiv L wdfltip is flt Ttly to be ap pointed to a command. Brigadier General SLAM is appointed to command the brigade of cavalry in Dublin garrifon. Sunday two companies of the Bth regiment of foot. under the command of C 'load HOUGHTON, arrived at Liverpool from Dublin. Monday the N .rth Lincoln regiment of mi. litia marched from Woodbridge garrifon, to Ipfwich Stoke barracks. In many Militia Regiment; has the fpirit of vllon. leering into the line been completely caught al -t y, and in Tome it is known that mote than the allotted number of men and c‘fEeers are ready to turn mit frr the 27th. 35th, 42d, 43d. pd, 78th, 92d, and font_ others of the favourite corps and regiments of hi 4 n name. Report lays, that cue of the expeditions is to be commanded by the H .1). Lieutenant Gener4l 3.r JOHN LUDLOW, of the Gnarls, who is, without doubt, a very gallant and able Officer; hot, from what well known of General BAIRD, he feems peculiarly calculated fur the fervice ; and milita , y men teem in general to regret that he is not rather in this than the other feivice. We hear that Lieutenant General FRAZER has been ordered to proceed with his Staff, with all (peed, to North America, to affume the chief command. Both Major Gener.il Flutzsa and the Hon .unable Brigadier General Slum are daily expeffed from Egypt, from whom a entre& account of the late occurrences will be received. Only 14„000 Tickets to Draw ! The Grand Prizes in the Wheel ! A ♦ery few Tickets to be ob tained ! Thurfday, the 6 h of Aqua, the Fir fl- Drawn Ticket will be entitled to 30,0001. War ranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are one fate at HORNSBY and Co.'s, 26, Cot nhill, 3z, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. MUST 32 AND MAY BR.—To the fiat drawn num ber, on the next day the Wheel yes round, mull 6e a Prize of 30.0001.—it may be 30,0001.—Confequent ly, the holder ot only a Sixteenth Share ~f fuch num. bcr mull be a gainir of nearly 20001 --Ind may k a potleffor from it of above 30001.—1 t it clear, therefore, to every adventurer, that the purchate, at prefent, of Tickets and Shares, it attainable, may be attended with a tefult of infinite confcquence to his welfare. Yerterday was the Third Day of Drawing the State Lottery, and the highen Prize wa. one of soot. There ate now only 14.,c00 Tickets in the Wheel, and all the great Capitals remaining. The neat Drawing Day sail' be on Thuifday, the 6.h of Au guß, when the Firil.drawn Ticket Kill be entitled to 30,0001. and a Prizes of 4 so.ooo a Prizes or La 0,000 s 1,000 6 soo goo 19 so Sce ace. Occ are fill in the Wheel. rickets and Share; warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at the Offices, er of Bank Buildings, Coruhill ; and faring the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crufs; by Ricaaaosom, GOODLUCK, and Co.