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FOREIGN INULLIGANCE.

FROM THE 11A4IRLIRGH PAPERS.

LOWelt iLML. UPT. 29.

The recent proceedings of the English near In.
beck, where they have already take❑ several ships
b‘.ti d from or to Russia, seem to indicate hostile
designs Off B u ❑holm, .ome Russian frigates hs•re
been seen ; they are rrobahly cruising here to ob-
serve the movements of to English Fleet. An
English frigate is arrived in the 11,rad of Trave-
monde ; but it dues not molest navigation.—(Cor.
respiedune.
The blockade of the Ems. Elbe, and Weser, for
neutral ships, bound to neutral ports, has been
raised.— ( dlioaa Alercery.)

oLosscome,SEPT. 24.

As we learn, Nuojor General Voo'N/aitertdr.rff
has been --re.ted on his arri►al at K-. 1, and trans.
pored farmer trom thence to Aalborg, iu Jutland.
--/Corseepuedea.)

LUBECK. UPT. 25.

This morning, the English frigate, which arrived,
yesterday . fetched from the road Captain Kook's
ship. now in leading, and bound to Riga. She also
took along with her. and put to sea win', three ether
ships, viz. two Lvitteckers, and outs Hamhureher,
this is the m:re inconceivable, as on examining
Captain Kook', papers. they mid, no diflicul:y. A
skipper. who went from Itquock to Copenhagen
with passengers. has been ordered back by them.
A;:resable to the most recent advice'. the English
have taken al under the Lubeck Hag in
the Baltic ;it is .1 from this, that a rupture
bent/cid the •. i'uweis is unavoidable.--(1414.1

STRALSUND, SIFT. 22.

The French Imperial Decrte or the 20th of
November, 180(i, has Flaw been preslidsest bore,
forbidding all commerce and correspondence witn
England.
By Marshal Brnne's order, all the boats pin in
requisition •here for the French army, are also on
the eve of bring restored to the owners, on proving
them to be their property.—(l6id.)

WAIIMAW, SIM?, 20.

Ot.lers have been given to r. ceive the Russian
Autkess.tdor, who is to go to Paris. and will pass
thrt,ugh the Duchr o• Warsaw, every where well,
and iv wt him an 'most of honour.—(Citerrs-
po7dod )

Illtt4STrt. U!T.

The Government of the kingdom of %%reaplialia
received a reptt of an irsurreetion in the commu-
nity of Rimsloh. in the Province of Omaburg.
uith a view of appalling the raising of taxes, and
the alarm bells, or tocsin. having been rung in con-
sequence, and the pas drarmees fired upon, Govern.
ment, by an older bons Cauel. dated September
t I, has ordered to immediately seize the autisor and
ringleaders of this iiisurreffi n, pu them before a
special ( ourt Martial, anJ double the contributtaus
late on Itansloh.—(Aferearg.) _ _

?PIM'. SIM. 12.
Very unexpettedly a Russian fleet came to anchor
here yesterday morning. cansisting of three great
ships of the line, 9 frigates and corvettes. and tta
trap pores. They have on board all the Russian
truops wha hare hitherto occupied Canal.% the Dal-
matian Islands, such as Curznola, Les.ina, &c. and
the Republic of the Seven Llands. Soon atter the
Russian Commenter sent an JGcer on shore, re-
qoesting permission for these troops to return to
their country. through Hungary. Our Governor
declared, that lie neither cuuld nor would grant
inch peiniitainii, without the foreknowledge of his
tiortreign ; but that he would. without delay, send
a Courier to remand llis Majesty's instructions,
which has been done accordingly. We do not
chlubt our Rotpgror will grant the passage to the
Russians, it being the shortest way ; but they will
first be obliged to perform a short quarantine ; their
number is previously stated bgtwcen 6 and 70(l)
men.

The Seven Wands are strongly block:de.' by the
English, end all nterchentmeit, Without rtg sr.l to
their Reg, ire demisted, and brougot to Malta.—
(C poslent.

SCHUMAN,
It is said that a coolness subsists between our King
and his Imperial lirother, the former having refuted,
or at least negleted to put the requi.itaan in force
hers dating the campaign, att.l still persist-
iog that h: aril! never do so, siace he has taken an
(ML to the contrary. This, added to the humidity

of our climate, is said to be the cause of His Ma-
jest►'s long absence, which will probably still be
protraded, as there is a report that Schimmelpen-
ninck is to officiate as 'Viceroy ; ethers say, that
Prince Louis, in consequence of the representations
made to him, is fully convinced of the inadequacy,
with resped to England, a!:d the consequent rum
to this country of the restrielions Lid on commerce,
and wished to oppose the late severe measures I but
being unable to succeed, thinks it ad►isable to
keep at a distance from the seat of murmur and
complaint ; certain it is, that the loss of the inward
and outward duties, lays the moat heavy burdens
on the people.
vtaasNA, SIFT 19

General Michelson is dead at Bucharest of a se-
vere attack of the gout.
The arrears of the second instalment of the En-
glish subsi.iy, still due, were paid a short time
since, on %hicli occasion the Emperor ordered the
Earl of Pembroke to be presented with a gold
snuff-boz, richly set with diamonds, and adorned
with His Majesty's portrait. His Lordship set our
from hence, for Triest, on the 12th inst. to embark
for England. The third instalment of the English
subsidy is 'still unpaid.
This day's Court Gaulle contains the following
article, under the head of Turkey : Ile British
fleet, under Admiral —, continues to blockade
the straights of the Dardanelles.
The Russians still occupy f enedos, but their fleet
withdrew to Corfu, a few days after the last vic-
tory.
On account of the presence of the English fleet,
the tort dying of the castles of tie Dardanelles, and
particularly of the point of Nagara, in the inner
weights, is still actively carried on. The late
Grand Vizier Ismail Pasha, directs the works.
BAN[/ Or Tilt MIUSI, SEPT. 19.

It is again currently reported. that all the ter-
ritory on the farther side of the Meuse is to be
ceded to France, and which is said to have met with
much serous but inelleftual opposition.