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Hum FL!. 20.

'• We experience a great scarcity here. and are
almost cut off from any correspondence with the
waiter-country ; we have been expeamg the ene-
my for tLese four months, anti every body is en.
camped : we are in want of every article of Euro-
!Kau gum chandtse."

00TrENBURGH MAIL•
scsiwom ♦trousr
Mr. b.lopens, the Russian Minister, at the Court
of Siveden, returned to Helsingberg yesterday, from
St. Petersburgh, to which pl.sce he went a short
time since, upon a very i.nportant mission, regard-
ing the affairs of Pomerania, which are said to be
concluded, and that a considerable body of Russian
troops are on their march towards Stralsund. It is
Also said, that a very large Russian army (which is
rill increasing), is assembled on the borders of
Prussian Poland; and there are some reports, that
hostilities have already commenced between the
Russian and Prussian armies.

GOITLANUrtGII, AUG. 26.

Nearly a hundred sail of merchant ships, tinder
convoy of the Pri,we Ilebe, and Sally,
armed-vessels, put into this port on Friday last,
where they are still detained by westerly winds.

FROM HAMBURGII PAPERS OF AUGt7ST 20.
•UO. JO.

The movements and removals of the Austrian
troops still continue. Tile recruiting, which has
been begun, is carried on in the different provinces
with the utmost activity, and, after the 15th, will
be so in Vienna.
The Minister at War will, about the middle of
this month, inspet the troops in their different po-
sitions.

The report that an attempt had been made at
Cnnstantineple, on the life of the Grand Seignior, is
not yet confirmed.

This dayi two couriers from Pars passed through
Vienna, one of whom carried dispatches from the
French Government to the Charge d'Affaires, PA.
roadien ; and the other from the Turki►h Ambas-
sador at Paris, Aled Effendi, to the Porte.
RAT MON, AUG. 12.
According to accounts from Russian Poland, the
Russian troops assembled on the frontiers of that
province, amount to an army of 120,000 men, which
is daily auginentiog.

ASCHAFICKSURn, •un. 13.

Baron Dalberg, the Envoy from the Fledcr
of Hesse, to Ills Majesty the Emperor of France
and King of Italy, hrs arrived here from P.tris, and
the day after tomorrow will proceed on his journey
to Paris.

SINA MA, ♦OO. 12.

They write from the Italian frontiers, that the
number of troops of two neighbouring power., will,
in future, be equal; and, as both will be on a respect-
able footing, no fears are now entertained of an
interruption of public tranquillity. The interchange
of couriers, is, however, still very frequent, and
many movements, and alterations of position have
taken place, both among the Austr an and French
tr }op', especially along the ricer Chiese.

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ito,t3 et TNt MEM, AVG. 19.
The Afente Gazette asserts, that the Emperor
Napoleon will put himself at the head of the expe-
dition agAinct England.
4ecortling t letters from Munich, Couriers ar-
rived there on the 11th and 12th, from P.uis And
Vienna, who,e d,,,,:atchet are of the utmost import-
•nce.

The Rucsian the Prince of Naccau
iiogen, ha, latel) s':t out from Lemberg fur St.
l'euTsburgh.
ITALY, AUG. 6.

At Milan there is a report of a marriage between
the Viceroy and a beautiful German Eleetoral
Princess.

The Papal Secretary of State, Gonsalvi, has al-
ready hid two conferences with the French Legation
At Kome, relative to the vacant Grand-Mastership
of Malta, to which the Marquese di Caracciola was
only provisionally appointed. After these confe-
rences, the Legation dispatched a Courier to Rome.
The Marquis di Circello, late Neapolitan envoy
at London, has been appointed by the King of the
Two Sicii.es, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
in the room of the Chevalier Micheroux deceased.
The Prince De Luzzi holds the port-folio ad Wetly..
The Hereditary Prince of Bavaria has been, since
the lit instant, at Milan, where he is received in a
very distinguished manner.

GENOA, AUGUST 8.
A small squadron, which lay at anchor here, put
to sea yesterday morning early, under the com-
mand of Jerome Bonaparte, and steered its course
towards Savona. It consists of two frigates, one
corvette, and two brigs.

The French Camp, near Monte Chiaro, on the
frontiers of the Milanese, will be reinforced with
more troops. The report that Marshal Massena
will take the command of it, requires confirmation.

•.• We ate 11•11Cil obliged to tho Nicit, for his Commu-
nication and hi compliment.