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En, land re.nain in full force, in fn far as they are not ..lter,d
by the present decree.

10. Ali who contrusene the prestt regulations, shall be
triad a:icl puni.ltect fur dinsbeying the laws.
11. Our Minister of Finonce is solely and personally en.
s.cei able foe the '46,1 execution of these regulations. Our
Mini-ter at V.'e: shall 'dace at his &spoilt such troops ,and
eiSelf a• he may d.:.nand.

FRANKFORT, AVOU•T SO

The Vienna Court Gazette contains the following
intelligence, respeiling the anion between the
Russian and Turkish fleets :—The naval battle be-
tween the two fleets took place en the Ist of July,
between Lemnos and Monte Santo.—lt was very
bloody, and lasted eight hours.—The Russians ob-
tained the viaory—they were .22 sail strong, 10 of
the line.—The Turks had 18 sail, 12 of which were
of the line.— l'he loss of the Turks was 1200 men.
Vice-Admiral 1141E4 Path* is not dead, but taken
prisoner—his ship, called the Capitana, was also
taken. The Chief Admiral, Seyd Pacha, who was
wounded in tie head, JisplAyed the greatest bravery.
At the end of he was surrounded by five
ships, not.verstanding which he saved his own ship,
which was a fine three-decker of 110 guns. Font
ships the line were taken, three burnt, and two
driven on .bore. Scheremet Bey, the Turkish Rear.
Adnii:4 was behea.lei immediately after the accli-
on was oV:Tp be.:.u:e he had not taken hit proper
share iii it.

P.'. :::c, ACCOST 31

Genera; Jun,t is Fine to to tae the
comm•:,d of the they-, an.l is hi•cides chatged
with an important mis,loa to the C,•urt of Li hen.
—French funds, 92.

BUTTER-,AM. SEPT. 5

Lett-rs and papers fro:n PAtis of the c ata.n
no news. the French funds Are At lit:a—LAl k
Slimes 13N.

GOTTiiNBUitGH MAIL.

BULLETIN.

NBAD•QU•11T1111. PLUGGLST LN, AUG. 25.

His Roy d Majesty was pleased, by General Or-
der at the tad August, graciously to declare his al,-
probation of the troodut2 mid good older of the
S 'dish Lumps, is inarching from Stralsund to
Bogen.
As soon u the enemy's troops had entered Stral-
sund, tine Comm aiding Frehc.. General summoned
the garrison of Danholm to yu t it, or otherwise
he siwuld be recessitated to fire on the Island ; and
that, as in this case the fire would be probably re-
turned, the King's intention to spare Stralsund,
would not be fulfilled. Lieutenant-Calomel Baron
Palmstierna. who is the Commanding Officer at
Danholm, returned for answer, that he was or iered
to defend himself, should be even be obliged to ere
on the town, a!though it was not malty the lawn-
nun of I lie Majesty that this should be done.
A report since been received from the above-
mentioned Lieutenant-Colonel. that on the 231
of the said mosuls, at half-past 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, an Otii:er arrived with a Aag of truce,
who brelght a fresh summ,,ns, which was answered
in the same manner. While the said officer was
coming and returning, the enemy manned two rafts
near the long bridge, while some other troops put
to sea, who took the above rafts in tow, from which it
firing was commenced • a our troops. As soon as
Baron Palmsticrna was advised of tl.is operation, he
ordered three 3-pounders toadvance, which, smith the
heavy ordnance from the great battery, kt pt up a
cross fire on rite said bridge, while, at the same
time, Lieutenant Wiesen advanced with his divi-
bon of gun-boats.
The remit of this combined manoeuvre was, that
the enemy's troops, who occupied the rafts, ware
forced to abandon them, and to save therns,lves by
swimming ou shore. B.:th rafts were taken by our
troops.

The cannonade was very heavy from the fortress,
and lasted until half past eight o'clock, two mortars
were 4160 pis} ilig hum Frankenstein. Five prison-
ors were taken by our troops, who proved to be
Italian pontonneers.

The army has taken another position nearer the
coast. The left wing, which defends the west coast
of the Isle of Itugen, is commanJed by Baron Gene-
ral TiAI, who has his bead-quarters at Nazewitz ;
the left wing, entrusted with the defence ct the south
coast, is under the orders of Lieutenant-General

Baron Wrede, whose head-quarters are at Rcwat.
A numerous artillery is distributed on both wings,
and strong batteries erefted in several places on
the beach. Adjutant-Ger.eral Peyron has since
been declared by the French a prisoner of war. His
Royal Majesty being informed of this declaration,
sent word to the French Commanding General, that
according to the custom of war. an Officer seat with
a flag of once, and who had no troops under his
' be conbidered as a prisoner of
i jest*: pee that the French Gen.
of great experience, would be
of this obsetvation ; but that.
lieu), should not consider him as
An answer was thereupon re.l
in the opinion of the COO 3.