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~~ MO= It. i l l . l PARIS, JULY 14. We are affured that tome of the Emperor's Aides de-Camp have had orders to repair to tome of the frontier places an Germany, through which it will be sectary that the French army fhould pats, to re ceive and review the troops. General Rapp goes to Strafburgh for the fame purpofe. On the loth of this month, a flag of truce appear ed off the port of Calais. The principal obje& of its tniffion was, to renew the verbal affuranees, that the fiffiing veffels would meet with no obfirualon, if they did not pals the limits of two leagues from the Eng coaft. If it be the intention of the Engliffi Go. vernment to leave the fifhery free, why not notify it in an official manner 2 After what has already hap pened, little confl4ence can be placed in fuch abr. anees. It is not improbable, that euriofity alone oc. rearmed the vifit of this flag of truce to the coaft of France. ITAL r. FLORENCE, JUNE se. According to letters from Rome, a confiltory was held there on the tBth, at which all the Cardinals were prefent. Report fpeake of the fub)es of this 'netting as embracing affairs of thehigheß importance: —among others, that of a Convention with France ; the particulars have not been (offered to tranfpire. NAPLES, JUNE la Betides the numerous French army Rationed in this country, f I new Neapolitan regiments have been railed with the utmoß a&ivity, which are frequently reviewed by King Jolcph. The French find the na tives of this country very Rout and able, efpecially the Calabrians who are very powerful men. Nothing bas yet been undertaken againfl Gaeta. Sir Sidney Smith lies conflantly at anchor, with his fquadron before the road, fo that Gaeta cannot be thut up on the tea fide. juLy s.—On the evening of the 29th of Jane, the King 'lilted the works before Gaeta. Arrived at the fpot where General Vallongnee was killed, he decided that a monument thould be ere red there, to perpe tuate the memory of a General of to much merit, and who had contributed fo much to the advance. went of the works, the direSion of which was con fided to him. Perfons verfed in the military art will be furprifed to learn, that the lag parallel was pulhed to within one hundred and rimy yards of the fortrefs, and that the befieged made no oft of their imrnenfe artillery. In thia vifit to the works, the King Aced the gre nadiers of the sth Regiment of the line, whether they found themfelves better off in the trenches or in camp —they one and all anfwered, " in camp, if he could fee and engage the enemy there—here, if an , affault is ordered. " Major Thomas, of the loth line, was at dinner with four of his officers : a (hell fell upon the table, wounded the five guells, pierced through the floor, and killed the cook in the kitchen. The King arrived hardy after in the houfe, and finding theft wounded pirions liretched on mattraffes, enquired hew they mewl. This was their anfwer : " Our wounds are nothisig, if your Majeßy does not batten the altault, but will allow us time to ferve at it." s They who know the difpofition and fentiments of P the King, can eafily conceive how much he mull have been affreed by fuch expreffions, and particu larly when the (oldie's, teeing him in places mug ex• poled to the enemy's fire, cried out, "We always find pleafure in teeing him, but this is not his place. As feldiers, we have occalion for his pretence to en courage us, but as Frenchmen, we know that he has other duties." At day-break the King reviewed the fell of the troops, which be had not Peen in the trenches in the count of the night. His Majelly has taken up his quarters at Garigli ano, where a great number of troops are encamped. At Avafa he reviewed the IR regiment of Neapo lhan chafieurs, who requeßed to go to the liege of Gaeta. It is not known whether the King will grant them this honour, which the IR regiment of Neapoli tan light infantry, it is raid, has obtained. JULY 6.—An engagement which took place in the road of Cafkellone, is very creditable to the Neap°• litan marine. About eleven o'clock in the night of the 4th of June, zo gun boats and 6 bomb veffels, quitted the enemy's fquadron, and attacked the divi lien of gun boats commanded by Captain Baufan.— The enemy's veffels difcharged a great number of l sells and balls. The Neapolitan flotilla returned a very brill& fire, and being, at the fame time, fupported by the batteries on the coat, at length filenced the enemy, who appeared to retreat. An hour after, the gun boats, having been rein forced by thofe of the (hips, and favoured by the oh rcurity of the night, approached the flotilla, in order, as it appeared, to board it ; but both foldiers and tai lors were ready to give them a warm reception ; and a very fpit ited engagement fucceeded, within pifiol fhot of each other, in which the enemy received very confiderable injury. When they were beginning to give way, three difcharges of grape-flast completed their diforsier, and they retreated with as much ex pedition as the bad condition of their Tads would Vow. The Neapolitan flotilla fuffered no material injury —4 loft only one feaman, three were wounded, and Lieutenant :)amfun was one of them. Of the French troops that were oil board, a Corporal was killed and a (),Ilarter•maiter wounded. Captain Rattan evinced his pretence of mind and intrepid (pith, and both the tailors and officers under his command exerted thendelves in the chicharge of their duty. CF.NOA, JULY 5. We have jun received intelligence that Captain Louis Dn.:lett., one o nfur brave leamen. has had at: ingagemtnt, in the Gulph of Valencia, with two ENO& privateers of foperior force, and after a gin ‘. • nous cnnflift, feized upon the fargeli of them, car rying fix guns, 9, tB, and a apounders, and 66 men. paptain Dodos, had but 32 men, two t4laoundets, and twelve fmaller guns, 8 and to-pdunders. The othei Englilh privateer,' foPpOled to be the weaken, fa at the moment when the other firuel. The Swint Co.vernment, informed of this allion, has col/Tato:met, Captain Dodero upon his deliver. jnR the °nail from the depredations' of two vac's pt+st have long harntred their commerce. RUSSIA. ST. PrICERSBURGH, JUNE ay. Prince Caartoryfky, Miniller for the Foreign De partment. has requefted and received his difmiffion, and Baron Budberg is appointed to facceed him.— The Baron, a Livonian by birth, Oaring the reign of the Eraprefs Catherine, was one t i the Gentlemen appointed to fuperintend the education of the Grand Dukes Alexander and Conflantine. Under the Go vernment of the Emperor Paul, he was Ambaffador at Stockholm, and was nominated Member of the Council under the Emperor Alexander. Further changes in the Minifiry are expelled. Extras of a report from Vice Admiral Sinhewin, dated on board the Selafail, in the Channel of Corfu, April aB, 18126 Yenerclay I failed front Corfu to the Adriatic, but being obliged to all anchor again in eonftqaence of contrary winds, I this morning received a report front cAptain Belly, in which he informed me, that according to the orders which I had tranfmit ted to biro, during my flay at Cattaro, to take poffeflion of the Dalmatian Blends, oppofite to that plate, he landed on the Bland of Kumla, on the 3otb of March oil Rile, and made himfelf mailer of the fort refs, which futrendered at Mention. The French garrifon confuted of a Lieutenant Colonel, fort n °Seers, 25 a Su balterns and privates, and la pieces of cannon of diffirent calibre. A large quantity of prevalent', Ste was found in the French ma gazine, and on board a prise which had been brought into that Wand." PRUSSIA. RONINOSBMRO, JULY 3. On the part of the Prefident of the Regency here, the following declaration has been made to our mer chants t.— " The hope of a fpeedy removal of the obitrudion given to our ports by Sweden, affords me an creation to acquaint the Mercan tile Inters* of the prefent (late of our foreign relations, and of the poffibilfty of an interchange of commodities with England, even during the war. England, on the aSth May of the prefent year, declared, that the intercourfe in the Baltic mall be free, and that the tranquillity of that Sea than remain unditturbed. According to letters front Dantzle and Elting, the has lately declared, on the requelt of the Merchant, of London, that the will fufpend the Nastration Ad, in relation to neutral Sips bringing produce from Fruilian ports to England, by means of tickets of permiffion from the Lords of the Admiralty. " The Englith Court of Admiralty has lately la4l down a rule, that conveying the-property of an enemy's Ship from a neutral port is contraband. England has alfo given permillion to fingle Dant. sic Mips to carry on the intercourfe In wood between Dantzle and London. Finally, it has been enadelknown in the Preffiso pro- vines, by the partment for Foreign Affairs, on a propoStion (mat the Chamber of Finance, that all Englith tips in the Pruf. Ban ports or the Baltic 03111 have free ingrefs and egret's, as unin terrupted as before the rupture. One houfe at Stettin,and another at Elides, have already availed themfelves of this permillion, and this mutt loft, udt thole who follow. If the Fngtiffi confider this declaration to be depended on, they will trade In the Baltic, and enter the Fruffian harbours with their drips. " What mere:urea should be taken, after the removal of the blockade from the Pruffian ports, and after the then exifting per snitlion to renew the trade with Englund; on this (as)a4 there will be no neeeflity for my enlarging, as every intelligent merchant (efficiently knows the courfe which he ought to adopt. Never thclefs. it may be proper, during the prefent impending relation between Prune and England, fur every one to make himfelf ac quainted with the Ensiles rules of adjudgment on the rubies% of prize+ ; and therefore I recommend to the mercantile intere*. Ja-. cohfon's pradlice of Englifis and French Maritime law, and Robin. fan's decifions. V. AUEROWALDT." Koningibcrg, June s 5, 18o6." JULY 10. _ - - Our Gazette Rates, that feven frigates have been fitted out at CronQadt, to raife the blockade of the Pruffian ports. According to fome accounts, General Kytefow receives the Government of Mofcow ; Field•Marlhal Kanrefkoy is appointed Commander in Chief of the Army; and M. Novofiltzoff is permitted at his own requell to retire. TUI?KE.T. CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE so. The Ruffian Envoy is continually receiving from Yaffi extraordinary Couriers. There is great ap pearance of Ruffian velfels in the pillage of the Bofphorus. From all the intelligence we receive here, it ap pears that Ruffia continues to depend upon main taining an undertlanding with the Servians. She has fent emifiaries among them, has furnifhed them with arms, avows ker relations with their Chiefs, and de mands of the Ottoman Porte to accede to their pro pofitions, to declare them independent, and to affi milate them with Moldavia and Wallachia, which are become entirely Ruffian, and where the autho rity of the Sublime Porte is hardly known. . Thus it appears that Roffia no longer keeps any meafures with the Macs : after having fubjugated Servia, fhe encourages the revolt of the Mornene grinl• Prepares armaments, and commons her allies to Correll. It is even in the micln of Turkey that fbe earls men to ferve againft the Porte. She allows the Greeks to bear her flag, and makes it fubferviert to the purpofes of a contraband trade, in order to fuppiy her armies.—illoairestr. Jura 15.—This city and its neighbourhood exhibit a very warlike appearance. The troops lately ar rived from Afia amount to 'Loco men, who are encamped near Scutari, and will very loon march from thence to Servia. This corps is under the com mand of the Pacha of Cogni, to whom the Grand Seignior has confided all the regular troop., wl.ich at prefent exceed 30,000 men. A few days ago orders were difpatched to the Go vernors in Afia to fend more troops to the Capital with all pollible expedition ; their further deftination was to be made known to them on their arrival, Ibrahim Bey has been invelted with the command of the Grand Army in Servia, which at prefent ex seeds soo,ooo men. It is thought the advanced guard, confining of 40 or so,coo men, will be fuf ficient to aft againft the rebels; the ref of the troops are to aft as corps of referve, obfervation, /cc. It is believed that the number of troops already fent, and getting ready to march againn the Servians, amounts t., tyo,ooo men. Under good conduit, only a (mall part of thele will be nccetfary to aft again(' the rebels. The corps of referve and obfer vation, in which there are a number of foreign Offi cers. are to be Lim onon another de Rination. Preparations by sea have alto been making to a greater extent tha t before ; a greater number ( f Chips will be armed than were at firtt intended. The motions of the M•sntenr.gr ins and the Servians have tended to accolerare the meafures of the Porte. It is remarked that one of the foreign Arnhalfadors is making preparatioas for feuding away his effefts from Conflantinople. , I Jura ill.—Accottling to letters from Smyrna, the Ruffian merchants thcre are making preparations for their departure. ' • 1 DENMARK. • - COPENHAGEN, JULY j. Count Bernitorff is expetled here, for a !Dort time, from Kiel. In the feeond quarter of this yqar, at 63 fhips Dave pared the Sound 1621 from the North See ; 641. from the Baltic. SWEDEN- STRALSUND, JULY s. In the middle of thi► month we cape& here her Majellz the Queen, who was to leave Stockholm on the 3d mll. Count Perrin will, it is Paid, attend her. A meeting of the States is to be held at Stralfund► for which preparations are making. By an Cordes publilled nflerday, at the head- quarters in Griefswald, the bondage of the peafants in Swedifh Pomerania is to ceafe totally in IS to. The new regulations made by his Majefly have for their object the true intereft of the province, and by no means a feparation from the German Empire. ROLLAND. HAGUE, JULY re. The Randards and colours of the Stale are changed. In the midi" of the White, which, at prefent, forms one cf the divifion* of the Dutch flag, the King's arms are to be introdeeed. The formal exchange cf the new for the old Sags is to be accompanied with much ceremony. The figure of a lion is alfo to be an additional ornament to the buttons worn by the land forces j thrsfe upon the clothes of the Marines are to be diftinguifted by an anchor. GERMANT. TURKISH FRONTIERS, JUNE so. A Courier from Conitantinople on his way to Pa ris, has fpread the report all through the Auffrian territory which he palled, that 40,0c0 of the Turkifh array were aftually on their march to servia. Other channels c , nfirm this intelligence, and add that ihe Pacha of Romelia is at the head of this advanced guard ; that Czerni Georges was one to the fron tiers, to take meafures for preventing the irruption of the Turks, he having entrulled the her of &ha batz to another Commander. VIENNA, JULY 9. The attention of politicians is now fixed on the towns of Cattaro and Braunau. As all advice. rela tive to there two places are received with the otmnh avidity, it is not furprizing that people fhould be de ceived by falfe intelligence. What is certain is, that the French are making preparations to• evacuate Bratinati, hut we as yet have received no official ac count of the fur render of Cattarn. The Dutch Envoy, Spaan 'Van Vorßonde ' has of ficially notified to our Court the change of Govern ment in Holland: he has not, however, as yet received any new credentials from the Royal Government. Count Metternich, who is appointed Envoy to the French Court, is preparing to fet out on his journey to Paris, nn the 18th inßant. Sir Arthur Paget, the late Englifh Ambeador, will fet out on his return to London to-morrow. In confequence of the forming of the twu large ezercife camps, one of which is near Web, in Andrus, and the other in Gallicia, all furloughs have been called in. It is expeaed that the Archduke Charles, as alfn his Imperial Majefly, will vifit thefe camps. Our Court Gazette of this day contains the follow ing intelligence under the head Twig :—" A Tut.- kilt fquadron is fpeedily expeded in the lonian and Adriatic Seas, the objer of which will be to fecure due refped to the Ottoman sag, as Engli(h, Ruffian, French, and Barbary privateers are very numerous in thole leas. The Replan (hip la Gloria Celefie has been taken by the Ruffians ' fi rm the occupation of that Republic by General L aurifton." The accounts brought to Triefte by feveral Boc chefe (hips, that a (mall French corps, in Old Ragufa, had been attacked and cut to pieces by the Monte negrins. is entirely erroneous. Equally without foun. damn is the report of a great battle between the Turks and the Servian infurgents. The animofity between the latter and the Bofniaks daily increafes. The Bofniaks have taken up arms : their principal place of rendezvous is Koffoven, on the tight bank of the Drina, near Ullrize, on the main road to Bel grade. The two Tartars who brought an account of this infurredion to Praonick, were muttered on their return. The Servians have hitherto been vic torious in all their battles. When Czerni George underflood that a part of his troops, under the Papen Lucke, were (hut up by the Turks on the fortified Wand Czernabara, and that Ibrahim Bey pf Romelia, was advancing with hells troops from Bulgaria and Beffarabia, he made a rapid and vigorous attack on the befieging corps, let at liberty his troops, and ob tained a complete victory over the Turks, who were about 3000 thong. FROM THE MAINE, JULY 5. Since the end of June, fmall bodies of troops from Ma►fhal Ney's corps keep pat Eng through Freyburg, to the Rhine. Every preparation is making at Carlfruhe, to re ceive the Prince of Baden and his confurt, on their return from Paris. On the 15th ult. and on the 3d intl. the 58th French regiment of foot paired back over the Rhine at Man helm. M. &drier, long Ruffian Minifter at Munich, is now accredited in the fame quality at \Vurzburg. JULY 7. —By letters from Hermanftadt, Aullvan engineers have received orders to repair, with all ex • pedition, to the frontiers of Wallachia, and to ere& a bridge over the river Sekvl for the pane of Atl i:lrian troops. Several Ruffian Officers have repaired through Tratifylvania, to S‘rvia. The report of armaments and the affembling cf troops on the Inn, is turf , unded. On the sth inflant, died Prince Lewis Charles Frederick, ut SA se Cobour g Saalfield, only brother of the reigning Duke, an Imperial Field Martha!, in the szd year o f his age, of an inflammati , n in the lugs. 'The Provinces ot Effen and Verden, it is now eel - . tain, remain to Prutlia. The kit; efs of Wefel is to he much enlarged. The French General Le Census is come to Ulm, and Colortil Mondere to Manbeim, to direa the re turn of the French columns through thole places, which, it continues to be affirmed, will take place, as pop as it is itriowa the french arc in poiccon of Catty°. Ti /INKS OP I,IIIIfAINE, JULY ts. The Gazette of Prefburgb fop, that after the en• trance of the French into Roguish the town was obliged to pay Aontributions to the amount of a million of hares. and the Gazette of Clagenfurth af fects that Sir Sidney Smith has received orders to blockade the ports of Triefie and Fiume. RATISION, JULY so. It is now raid here that fuch greet, change% will not take. place in 'the German Empire" as were ex peeed, arid that the eminence of the Diet of Ratithon will till be continued. - General Sebakiani dined on the 6th infant, in the evening when he arrived here, with the Electoral Arch Chancellor, and the next day proceeded on his journey to Contlantinople. It is raid, that the French Envoy at Munich, the Conniellor of State, M.. Otto, who, as is well known, condufted the negociations for the lac peace, at London, will loon repair to Paris, where be will rc• main for force time. MUNIeH, JULY a. The grand French army has received a month', pay, which amounts to two millions of liens. After a long continuance of fine weather, which has been favourable to the bay, we have now again Come rainy days. The crops in Bavaria and Suabia are mon promising. Notwithftanding the pretence of the French army, corn keeps falling in price.— Bavaria is fo rich in corn, that a good barren is flit: &int to maintain the inhabitants three years ; thw fuperiluicy is exported, which, however, has beep forbidden during the war, and kill is fo. Since a few days, nothing more is Paid of the return of the French armies, and it is feared that the events at Ragufa, and the movements in Turkey, may oeca lion the flay of the French to be again protradted. Jol.l , 5.—A report is jut spread here, that as Ge neral Bellegarde was going to take poffefEon of Cattaro, he, together with his troops, were taken by I the English, and that Cattaro is now in poffeffion of the EnglA, which, however, does not teens very probable. If, now, the French abfolutely infift on solemnly receiving Cattaro from the Antlrian. only, this eircumßence, if it flould be confirmed, might go far towards overthrowing our hopes of peace. • JULY B.—The Privy eounfellor and head of the Foreign Department, is arrived here front Stuttgard. He has today had an audience of the Piing; but nothing it known of the objee of his minion, which is probably of importance, The report is renewed that a great plan with re- - fpelt to Southern Germany will loon be made public by the way of Amami, and carried into execution without delay. NUREMBERG, JULY s This morning, the Bavarian arms west pimp . = the gates all round our city, but taken down artist in the afternooD, by the direltion of the Proffian civil officers. RATISBON, JULY 7. The army of Bavaria cannot be put upon the peace ellablithment till the French are gone. In all tha provinces of Auftria, the arming of the inhabi. tants, both in the towns and ci untry, goes on row cefsfully. The plan was formed before the war, but the rapid fuccelEon of events prevented its c4ecutiou.. HAMOUROH, JULY Is. The Rate of politics on the Continent remains, to all external appearance, precifely the fame as before. No confiderable corps of French has yet made any. motion towards the Rhine ; and. notwithftanding the affurances that they will break up. and Braunats be evacuated, the moment that Cattaro is known to be in French hands, many well informed perfons be lieve that when this pretence for their Ray is remo ved, Tome other will be found to prolong it, till the important changes intended in the Germanic Con (hall be fully arranged. In the North, all is perfefly Rill ; neither Sweden nor Pruifia kens inclined to be the Ertl to proceed to m°re alive meafures. RuiEa is delirous of promoting peace ; and probably every thing depends on the iffue of the negotiations between England and France; of which we do not here eine& any favourable conclufion. An order has been publifhed at Tonningen by which all (hips, when they hav e once entere d t h e Eifev, (halt in future not be allowed to depart withnut un loading. till they have RA paid the fame eußome and other duties, *sir they bad there unloaded. • The Ruffians are reported to have an army.of 3 00,000 men on the Auiltian and Turkifh frontiers of Hungary. A new convention between the Pope and France has been concluded at Rome, but the conditions base not tranfpired. The differences between Sweden and Pruffia Rill remain unfettled, though Ruffia has offered her me. diation. Colonel Krufemark, Prullian Envoy Et. traordinary to St. Peter (burgh, fent a courier to Ber lin nn the Bth loft. with the ultimatum nf Alexander f. No Ruffian men of war are to be henceforth per mitted to pats through the Dardanelles into the Ar chipelago, nor even (hips v..;th ammunition into the Black Sea. A veffcl, under neutral colours, fieilhted with lead for Sebalinpol, has, on this account, been detained at Conflantinople, notwithfianding the molt ferinus remonfleances made by the Ruffian Ambaf fador. The Turkifh army destined to combat the rebels in Romeli 4. now amounts to more than roo,ooo men, and will be commanded by the Grand Vizier. Between Ruffla and the Porte, oecafions of rniftin• derllanding daily multiply. All attempts hitherto made to induce the Grand Seignior to renew hi., trea ties with Great Britain and Rullia, have nut only proved ineffeftual, but it is even raid that he has ac. tually concluded a treaty offenfive and defenfive with France, by virtue of which the paffage of a French army of 60,000 men, in three feparate corps of mocto men each, will be allowed thtough the Turkilh pof feffioas in Afia, to the Eall Indies. The Porte has, it is reported, alfo ceded feveral of her poffeffions in Europe to Napoleon. ALTONA, JULY 18. General Rapp, Aid de Camp of the Emperor 80. maparte, fet out on the 9th of 'aft month from Paris to Straiburgh. He is charged to p ,, int out to the dif ferent columns of the French army, as they pafs the Itt , ine, the route they are to rake to Paris. This million f f General Rapp proves that the French troops are aCtually prepat Mg to evacuate Germany, and that the triumph II fetes at Paris will take place at the time fixed by the Emperor.