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a iC at ng ng '~ln joll" , 3 re' . i)f RfIGII INTELLIGENCE, FROM THE HAMBURGH ANI7ALTONA PAPERS. PARLSCIWN,4,- JULY 10.---Lord HUTCHINSUN" the English' General, has arrived here from Memel. The Pandora; an English ship of war, with five stir_ of transports under her convoy; laden with gun- , Powder, originally bound to Memel, has put in here; p , . • .as alsO another English ship of war. Brigadier General CLINTON, 'who lately proceed ed from hence to Memel on. a particular mission, . returned yesterday from, that phsee. • His Royal Majesty continues td enjoy the 'best : state, of health.—(Stockholm Gazette, July , ) CoPEN#AOEN, JULY -17.=--We learn from Stocke-' hnlm,that,the new born Princess was baptized on the .26th of last month.. The . Sponsors were : his Ma jesty Louis XVIII. King of France,' his Majesty I FIiEDERICK W I L LIAM 111. King of - . Prussia, the Duchess of SUDEEMANIA, and Princess of BADEN .; she received the name of C4clLlA.—(Copenhogen Gazette of fay 17.) tfhaUE, JULY 14.—M. VAN Knorr, Commis ' nary General of the -King of HOLLAno, arrived nti the 2d inst. at 9.urick by the. way of Friesland and. jevern, and held hia solemn entry in that City. On that day the Dutch' colours were hoisted for the first time on all the steeples and public buildings, and the whole town resonnded with acclamations of " Long live the King of Hoti.awn." , • ROTTfiRDAM, JULY 4.—lntelligence has been re- ceived that M. Awroix TERRY, of Cadiz, has been appointed Consul General of K,niphattien and Varel, of the Kingdom of Spo . ), and Mr. JOHN FREDE!tIC TOkLADE, of Lisbon, as Consul General of the King darn of Portugal. • Letters from thntslc, of the 7th July, state that the Polish Kingdom is-to be restore& and _that the above to , ,vn is to be in future a free Hanseatic City, under the proteaion of Poland. Swehtsit PomeaAstA, JULY 14.—The hostilities with Swede n h a ve commenced. Hi s Excellency :Marshal Baum' has removed his Head-quarters from" . - the Castle of BroletoDentrnin and will be this evening at Grim. ' The Swedes, with whom . Several aaions haire been fought, are 'retreating to Stralsund. Two picees of cannon have been taken froM them. General BLUCHER is to pass the day after to-mor.' tow With his troops.through A.nclani.' Prince SuLkowsxi, Colonel- of the first Polish negiinent, has obtained' leai , e from his French im ' pCri:ll MAJESTY to serve as a Volunteeer against the Swedes. and Spanish Troops, and the 14msars of the Prince or AnREMBERG, &c. have entered SWe di,h Pomerania by Dumgarten and AnclaM, • RosTooK, JUL. 16,-4-Intelligence ',Vas received here! this moment,... that' the french have, advanced under the guns of Stralsund. • The day before yes- terday a revere coal& took place near Pritt, where the French drove the Swedes from their entrench . Inents with considerable loss. Some wounded have iltrived here, for' whose accommodation a Church is Appropriated. A Swedish Corps is said to •be cut off near An- Clam. LUURNBURU, JULY 14.—We understand that Ge neral &Irwin has marched with the Prussian troops under his command from Swedish Pomerania to Col, berg ; his eorns consisted of .7000 men. Five , thousand hien of the German Legion hive arrived In • thelsle of Rugen fram England.--(Flamburgh Car- P cspondenioi, of July.lB.) ebNtiTANTINOPIZi JUNE Cdrifinecl le . the Seraglio, is well treated by 'the new Ertv. peror ; and the utmost - tranquillity prevails in ,Con- Stantinople. .The Turkish feet Ito sailed (torn the ) ardanellecand given battle to the Russians at the Isle ofTenedos. Both fleets were nearly of equal Strength. , The aetion lasted seven hours, and was severely contested, and :although fve,Turkish ships were blown out of the line, yet thi taptain Paths; 4.1}3 A 1,1% proved viaorious, and the I.ussians were . tbliged to . retreat to Imbra. No ship was taken or de3troyed on either side, btit both fleets were rough , ly handled and lest many' men. • .The CAPTAIN PACUA has returnee! to the Dardanelles, -and expects some, reinforcernents• renew his attack. `COI. SORRII/N, Aiel-Cle.Caillp of the Viceroy of I taly, has arrived hereovith an . Officer of-Enginees. - The. day before 'yesterday a Tartan (Conifer) reached town from Egypt, with the following intel , " The English, in order to 'avenge the defeat • sustained near Rosetta, marched agam,, fi ve to s ix thousand roan strong,. from Alexandria, to attack that town, but were surrounded* on their march, and either put to the sword or taken. The English Carrison of Alexandria, reduced to 1.009, demanded . thereupon,to withd raw op beard Admital . Fleet, which ,was granted.". " contrary to custom, the Porte has, for the not time,' announced that victory to the, public by 'an Official Bulletin . !.txxs9l;•rna.ELlsie,. JUI.Y 16,—Brilliant rations. ore making at tha Castle of rkeiden, .f 0& tiko receptinn of An Illustrious guest there will be on this occasion, .fetes; ilitiminationt; Ilecr Since the Armistice; taro French Officers or dlithielicin have arrived as Co4fiers at . Pilnitt, the 2d and -ifit of this ,montb;ltrid. deliveted their ! dispatches to .Hi f MajestY . the King. Of Satony. ~,g here is a report that a Courier, dispatChed from 'the field of battle at Friedland, •carried to the Court or . Vienim the demand ot the Cession of Galicia, but to that the Austrian Cabinet is not disposed to consent.. VlEbitiA, TULY 8.—.-The Prussian Lieutenant-Co-- lonel KNESEBECK, who arrived here on a Mission tifoun his Sovereign, is still in this Capital. . 0 8Wveral Couriers have arrived here from the French He4d=quarters, both to the French Minister and the State. Chancery. _ General AIit:Pio:BERG has received his sentence : 7 ,;e is dismissed from all , his military emplOytnents, and condemned to imprisonment for four years in a fortress. I FRANRI , OIiT,Ly 10.- 7 There is. talk of - an ap proaching marriage between his Imperial . Highness Prince JZRQ:ing and the Hereditary Princess, of Saxony. , flAstatntca, JULY 17.—Marshal BRUNE has red ceived the most peremptory and laconic orders to attack the Swedes, and take Stralsund by storm., • ST. PETERSOURGIT, JUNE 24.—0 n board an Eng lish Frigate, arrived here a few. days back, are six millions of rubles, in silver bars. They are not Sub sidies, but the amount of the Loan which our Go vernment has negotiated•in England. • Lord Gowra embarked on koard that Frigate, and landed in Pa lau • TILSIT, JULY 6.—Their Majesties the Emperor AvintAwnatt,' the King of PRUSSIA, the QUEEN, the Gar l and Duke CONSTANYINE, Prince 'HENRY Of PRUSSIA, the Princess Royal of am' the Grand Duke of BERG, dined on the 6th of this month with his Maje Sty the Emperor NAPOLEON, at Tilsit. WARSAW, JULY 6.—lt - is already known. that by virtue of the'Articles of. the Treaty of. Peace, con cluded bet Wee n, France and Russia, the late , Polish Phivinces that Nave been ,conquered by the victeri 'ous ,artds of NArouou the'Great, will not again fall under the : 'dominion of his Majesty the King Of PRUSSIA. It is said that their Imperial,Majes ties will, go ' from Tilsit to Klonigsbargh.' The squadron of Polish ,Guaids, tinder the command of Colonel KitASINSKI, hai already arrived in the latter city, Where lie will wait the orders'of the Monarch, who has permitted him to serve near his person, n consequence of the Armistice with Prussia. CONSTANTINOPLE, Julia 14. --They new Em peror WsTAMA folloWs the political system ob servl-d before the Revolution, which place;l hint on the threne, and by the advice of the, MUFTI, he has determined to continue the war against Russia. The populace havedeelared entirely in favour of Ite! new. G4)4einment. On the 19th of May, the Turkish Fleet gained an advantage over the Russian iluadron,, After au obstinate battle, the CAPITAN PACHA Ifindecl in the Island of Tenedos, and made himself master of it. The Army of the GRAND VlZiEß'consistg of 126,000 men, divided' into three corps 0f.40,600 each. 'The sright wing of his army haS already entered Bucharest. All Transylvania is full of fugitiVes, who . have fled from: the unfortunate . Country of Wallachia. VIENNA, JULY 4.—We leirn, that after harvest there will be formed.three summer camps, to which . several regiments have already received orders to repair. TwelVe'reliiments will likewise be ssnt .to the Army of Neutrality, which is in the Two Gali-, ZAnt#, Jun o.. ---The Russians having joined the Montenegrins, the inhabitants of the Mouths of,, the Caffiro, and other insurgenti, made a descent on the 6th of this mOnth,,in the territory,of',Pogliiza, near. Makarska, and marched forward, carrying be fore them the banner of St. Mark and Sr.. George. TM inhabitantS assisted the Russians, and the insur reion 'spread to Trace. - The French immediately ,scat from Spalatro the sth and Itth Regiments of the Line ; and on the 7th, at nine in the 'morn ing, an engagement took place, which lasted three hours: The Russians gave way, and victory re mained with the French. On the eth General MAR-. MONT arrived from Zara, and found tranquillity ak ready restored. The leaders of the insurrection were condemned to death, and several houses at roglizia,, and other places, Were' burned. \ • LUIPZIC, JULY B.—They write froth Vienna, that the new Turkish 'Emperor can neither 'Oite nor read ; and that the Ministry is' Composed entirely of the partisans of theJanissaries.' STOCALHOLM, JULY 3.—Some regiments from • Fitiland have received orders to hold , themselyes in readiness to march, and will be embarked for Po nerania. Colonel HE'LLWIG i the Inspeanr Ge neral of all the artillery, - will set out immediately for 'Stralsund. L'ELSINEVE)JULY 7.—At raw o'clock in the after ption arrived here the second division of the Eng lish Fleet of Transports, consisting of one hundred and one Sail, under convoy, of one Armed Ship,and two (utters, from the North Seas j some continued under sail, and part came to anchor, but'a signal gun being fired, they all weighed , anchor, and at nine o'clock every ' Ship wee under way.--(Copen hagen Gazelle of July JO.) . - - . Srariztl, JULY ti.—On the 6th instant, in the evening, a Prussian Field Officer arrived in this town from the Head-quarters of the King of PRUSSIA, and after 'a conference with the Marshal BRUNIC, set out for S.NVedish Pomerania with dis patches for' General BLATCHEA. On the Bth instant arrived here tiom fi to 7000, men of the besieging corps' before'Colherg, who were received b y Mar shal iittiiNa, and continned yesterdas their- tuarc.h to Passewalk, . sc" General Lis , now, who clir&aed thp.siege or C 6. ' berg; iS also at present in this tovVn.-r4liamburgh Cm respondenten of July 15.) • HAMBUitalii JUIN Co frier from Berlin has just anived, with the following important intel ligence, so consolatory to humanity " INTERIM, I.IRAD-IUARTEIVS, AT TILSIT; :'IULY g. " NOTICE .TO THE ARMY'. " Yesterday,. the sth of July, Peke was signed between the •Emperors of Famsta and Ru3stA, by the Prince of BaNavEwro, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, on the one side; and by the Princes KURAILIN and LABANQFP VON ROSTROWi on the other. These Plenipotentiaries were furnished with full powers by. their respeaive Sovereigns. The Ratifications were exchanged this clay, the 9th of . July, as both Sovereigns are slant Tilsit. , I (Signed) "The Marshal PrinCe of NEUFCHAM ; "Bewrittua." " ORDER Of THE DAY. ITEAD-QUAITERS, STETTIN, JULY I Tho Corps of Observation belonging to ;he . Grand Maui must prepare for an attack: It will enter Swedish Pomerania. 0 An Armistice was conqiuded with' Sweden at Schladkow, on , the i ath of April.. Ten day , / notice was to be given previous to its termination.. But as' the Generals had farther conferences, by an addition al Article, the term was extended from ten to thirty days ; and this Article was signed at Stralsund on the egth of the same month. " Respe6ting this last arrangement, no difficulty . occurred ; 'but his . Majesty the KiOg of SWEDEN ap peared iti Pomerania, took th:: command of his army, and soon,made it appear that it was his .view simply to abide by the previous engageinent for the term of ten days. At the sane time, the Swedish,marine. appeared in a&ivity before. Colberg,and, notwithL standing the , Armistice, commenced hostilities against the French and the Allied Corps which be-. sieged that place. jn consequence of this state, of things, a correspondence_ commenced between the Generals and his Swedish Majesty;, pad With t'he view of bringing the points at issue to a cooclusion, a conference was proposed at Schladkow, on the Swedish territory. " I accordingly repaired toSchladkow on, the 4th of June, accempanied by five or, six Officers of the Staff, .and an equal number of orderly Gens. d'armess His Swedish Majesty's Adjutant had apprised me , 1 that his Majesty was at Schladkow, almost .without any escort, and with. 'a very small suite. Upon my arrival at Schladko t , I found the house where his. Ma jesty was, without guards ; but in the Court before it I observed a squadron of cavalry drawn up in order of battle. As I was left alone with his Majesty, Ibe gait to explain to him the i:ause'ef the interview ; but he interrupted .me immediately, and assured me that his determination to abide by the first term of the Armistice,was irrevocable, and. thus made use of his authority 'to wave the questions whi l / 4 11 would otherwise have formed the principle' objea of the conference. Europe will hear of thin with regret, because the laws of honour, and the right. of .nations, were equally violated. He even dared to propose to a French General, one of' the Emperor NAPO. t.notes first subjeds„ to' betray his Country' and his . Sovereign. He ill% ited him to join. _the disgraceful colours of a. hatyl. 'of Renegadoes, the partisans, of, the English, insensible to the good of their country, and strangers to glory.. This conference nisi) (encl.! ed to prove, that the King of SWEDEN partook. of the madness of those foreigners, and sacrificed to them the true interests of his ow n peciple.. `"Since this conference, the King ,has. continued his hostilities before Colbert, and sommittecioihor etas of the same naturenatureiu,,the mouth-el the Trove. He has drawn then and motiey from England) he hat colletted as many fugitives and deserters,as pos sible; and, confident of his.'own strength, on the E(3.oth of this month he 'announced the terminatinn of his Armistice of ten days,. at a l i m9 w h en he , might h'aVe known the 'new dispositions.. of Russia and Prussia. . " Of course hostilities wfth'Sweden will recom., ipence on the 18th Of this month. We might be- gin them sooner, because the condu& of the King has exhibited a !secession of manifest violationi: but 'it is consistent with the charaaer of our Sove reign, equally Celebrated for his moderation 'and generosity, as for his genius and heroism, .not to avail himself of the advantage. 'Europa: will justify this conduit, and will distinguish these who wish to,, extend the scourge of war. "- 7'he French and.the Allied Troops will , enthlate with each other in . di ciptine and courage; they will never forget that the eye of the Emperor NAPOLEON is upon them ; and I am: convinced that all of Us will merit, by our devotion, the satisfaaion of our Sovereign. (Signed) " MarshallhuNs." COPENHAGEN, JULY 11.—On the 7th, two more div.i.t.ions of the English Expeditioo, under convoy of an armed ship and two cutters, arrived in the Sound, and immediate) v pfoceeded to the Baltic. On - the morning of the Bth, both these divisions, supposed to,consist of tot Sail, passed the bland of Arnack. Facvit, EAST NI/351A; JUNE 13.—COunt MEER VELDT, the Aostrian Ambassador at the Court of Russia, in the beginning of April, proposed.the me. diation of his Court for a Peace between the Belli. gerent Powers. To this an answer-was returned by Count punamto, on the 16th, viz'. that the Ruisian Court would always listen with pleasure to any propo sal the object of which wits to,put an end to the evils of war; and that the Emperor of RossiA would ac cept of that mediation, as soon as ever he was satis. feed as to the grounds upon whiclarance would be inclined to treat. The king of PRUS S IA 'also rin-' pounced his willingness to negociate, should th& conditions of the*Freach Governinent be - consistent with his honour. ARMISTICE BETWEEN FRANCE . ANI? PRUSSIA " His Majesty the Emperor of the F RENCH , &c. Majesty the King'of PAussiA, being desird ous of concluding an Armistice, they.have.nopi nated and furnished with full powers the Marshal Prince of NEUCHATEL on one side, and Field MarA shal K.A L K ft EUTH on the tither, wbo have agreed upon' the fullowing,mtditions:— " An Armistice shall talceplace from this day between the French and the Prussian " ART, It. That part of the Prussian Army now at Stralsund, shall on as Account take part M any Ain'. 111, ,In t4fortresseigiCal,berg, Graudent z, and _Pi*an; things shall remaq . trret the. same•fitataz* • which they are at present. No new operations, shall commence on ether side, no shall zaty fresh sdp 7 plies of ammunition, *Zap,. or forage, be sent , to either of those places. .• " ART. IV. The same condu& 'Shall be observed with respe& to the placei' in Silesia which sal) re main in .rhe hands of the Prussian ArMy. kg Arti°. V. That part of the-Prussian Army 'which is in Pornernnia shall &Continue the recruiting set* as Shall those troops Also .that are in Silesja; and they than remain quietly in thgir garrisons. • ", Aar. VI., The mutual exchange of the Ilatific3;. tions of This Arraistice 'shall take place as' toad as possible. • " Done at Tilsit, June 1?5, 1'807; (Signed) " The Prince of N t RUFCIIATIfLe " Marshal AL:EX. limo' kt Field AltrAal KALICREUTti. (Undersigned) "'NAPOLEON. "Approved and ratineti at our I-lead-qua/ teri at Pichtupohnen, June tiG, 1807. tP FitYDERICK " Peace with Piussia will be signed at Tilsit; on the gth of this *month." PORTSMOUTH, JULY en.-- , Arrived the &MIS Fri gate, remit _.oft Cl erbouty„h ; also tlip DereptiON; WATSON, from the Downs, far Curacoa • Crescent, Armess,, from Monte Video ; also the Speetq, bRIDGE, TWO ,Miendi, BONE, Stncerzty, BADcoct:, and; Nancy, - Ronitstsow,„ from London; with rh 'Wert and Ann, Betsey and Nel4, Three Sbte, &rah, Ann and Jane, Any, and the Betsey, from Sunderland. - . . . . . Sailed iirt Clardy Gun-essel, and Prometheus . Fire:slilp l m .: for the Downs, with 'the following Tra l' porta,under convoy.:— . '- - The William, BAtatlia, Royal' Yeoman, Ruby, Rosh/a; itipiter, Roberts, Fortitude, Richard, Enterprize t lnrieta. tigable Sci?lo, Eclipse, luno, Edward, End:iivuiir..Adiilg. ton. Thomas and .Mary, liarlii Nelson, Isis, Camintr,,t, liarciet,-,Arribrosia,' Rose, lice, 011ve . -Branch, Itirinonyi Ltintion, Isabella, Time , Prothers,•Alexander, 04';eau (11, Ocean (a), Charles, and the Auti4tus Caesar, .. , . . . DPAL, iv LY,23.—llis Majesty's, Ships and S . Oille; the Minder Bomb,— anti For. Gun-brig,, sailed this morning for "rarnfontti ,Ito:kis to join the Scjuad*ron under Sir S. Hoop. The 211 , 75quito . Sloop' has the coin oy signal fur the ' tastWard flying. . • ' The Blitz& hai this day sent into.the Diiwns two Galliota; De Neo iigheid,. or kniphattsen, from Har'.:o bonnd to Sknreham, with • Oats (but Since lip berated), and the Galliut Die Freundscloilt, of O 1 denburgh, from Rotterdam, bound to .with gin, &c. which remains. • The Brig Minerva, of knipbanien, ' r i ernains in .the Downs waiting for orders„ . FALI4OUTH, JULY el the ffidsingharri• Packet, Capt. RoBBRTg, for Ligion and t h e Duke of Mcirlhproug4,'Packei, Capt. BULL,: for the Lee. ward Islands. 7' BRIXHAM QUAY, Juiy 22.--Sailtci HM is ijesty',4 .• Ships, Hibernia,Dreadnoiight, Foudroyant , ))ra:: &on:, Monarch-, C9lossus, and. Champion,,, ftpai Tor . - bay to.resurne their station off Ushant. Yesterday morning: His MATNSTY, Princimeg AtiotisTA and Amr.LiA, rode on horseback in Wind . - sor Park. Her N. rrnicesse.; Ell LABE: rii, MARY, tind Sor.ntA, took an airing to yrogwore; and walkW in the,Gardens. , Yesterday, about three u'cloek , tie .1/I(!hess of Ban icK, and ; Princess'of ;WA a riived at York Houge,- on a visit to the DUke and Duchess of Yaux.• They werg received by Lady Cui..l.gt,l • .who conducted Ahem to.thepoist, and .Du chess. The Ditches& of BituriiwteK apOogized Lady SMIxH for the trouble she gave, 'tke; .After 'ilhe and the Partibass had 'viewed the house and gardens, and partook of an early dinner, they set oft' on their return to Biaticheath ut half past five. , A 'Cabinet COuncifwas held yesterday afternoon .n the Foreign Office, which' was fully attended,' and 'did.not break up till - half paSt : five'o'clock.c• A Amer, arrived at the same time, pod, aq it wal . fiup.:, posed, front Russia. • Mr. MACKENZIII arrived last night at Ir. Secre-` tary CANNINd's Office,' from :itralsnnd. :The Princess' of \VALES and the Duchess of BRuilawicK. dined yesterday with the Duke and Dugheor id YORK. . e:The.force dispatched-by the Mulatto' Chief Pg'. v.riost, against Gonaives, a strong place in the' pair session of his ~rival, CHRISTOPIiti has 'succeeded, alter a desperate .conflia.. Gonaives fell in the be 4 ginning, of June. - • • • - A foot race:, Which efcited agood deal of at ten tion' and ato;lety amongst 'the cognoscenti of St. Jamea's, was run against time, at- four &block - on Wednesday Morning, by a Mr. Wilding, who performed pedesi trian wonders in, Cheshire soMelitne'since. The distance, which was to be, perfortned in six mintito;„ is nearly a mile, and the road is very rugged, besides stoppages of posts; Bc . c. 86 that the odds were gene., rally against the'performance; A concourse of.spec tators assembied'on the spot at 'an early hour in the morning, and Mr. Sproggs ) . of sporting celebrity, started with the pedestrian,, who ran 'the diStance, 40 seconds less than the. giVen. time, - The thatch was faro 00 onineas, and halt 'set• a:t defiance, all the pedestrians of the. day'. That,a-General Peace can be.at nO great distance, seems .to be the opinion of most politicians, • Posses , ' sors of Stock, therefore, 'may reasonably look to a' very considerable rise, ere long, of the Funds.- 1 ,- What a 'critical moment, then, for speculating on the'obtainment .of the great Capital Prizes,; for in qireAttrient 'ln the ,Stocks, in the present Lptteiy, all-of *bid), notwithstanding two, days drawing' are over, • ptstre Ail! in the Wheel. '! 'A 'combination of novelty arid excellence will al• ways act as as a powerful inasnet with, John Bu iti the choke of his amusements. „Astt.iv, i 9 ure:ll aware of this, and in produoing twp sneli clisrtning Pieces as The Bratie.co!saik 'and Tetemoduia., has completely suited' the taste of his phi friend, who, in'teturn, nightly tillS the Theatre; by 41:9ra - mend. ingihe hid to s numeroui actlinutalice, !!,MITHFIELD MA ti.Kk r, f v ,v 2 4 , .0 • This day's market atlordrd but a sciimy cu ply .of different kinds di Cattle; Beef, - Mutton, Veal, and 'Leta) title chaper than durlst - rpott'; lork is Some. what deafer, and the trade for the snot part was rather tlat.: . --Thesales in the fraytnarket were i n . considerabiel.Hay-and Clover have dropped in :price since Monday's_ market; Straw fetched kist pi ice.