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London, England, 1807-04-20 00:00:00

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BOMBAY* COURIER, Sat r. 13, 11106.

On Tuesday arrived His Majesty's ship Albion,
I'qt. Ferrier, from a cruise off the Isle of France ;
.416iws left her cruising, ground on the I,t ult.
and reached 'St. Mary's Island on the 14th, and Sy-
c't-lles on the 29th. At the sychelles they found
11,, Majesty's ships Drake, Capt Pellew, Pspelie,
C apt. Wooldridr, and Sea Flower, Capt. Owen.

about 200iwedes, iu wagfensldvancee as.c.sr as.
the lake of fid;werin, afterwards retired ; the .
principal ceripiof the tweaes appears to be directed
towards Stettin, a division of which mitered Flied-
land on the Cth.
It is confirmed that the communication between
Palau and Dantzic is estab!ished by the ri itch-
Riff ; on the 29th March, a fresh reinforcement of
4000 Russians arrived by tea at Dantzic.—
(L'Abedle du Nord, 1414 .dirit.)

•ICNNA, AtilL 1.

The Imperial Russian Admiral Si:rutin, has set
sail with a strong division of his squadron, which
has lately been considerably reinforced, from the
lonian or Egean sea, to join the remaining part of
the English Beet, which was left cruising off Tene-
dos.—(Cowi Gazette.)

CONSTANTINOPLI. MAIICI4 10.

The English squadron has availed itself of a
northerly wind to sail out of the channel. Wiale
the English Admiral was negotiating, the batteries
were construilling, under the diredion of French
officers, all around our port, and mounted with up.
wards of 600 pieces of cannon. Within a few
days, the forts of the Dardanelles, were all put in
the most tenable condition. Befcre three weeks
shill have elapsed, the Dardanelles will be in
a star: altogether impregnable, like our port.
In the canal, the English were sttuck with
astonishment at the sight of the immense
population of the coast. 'fit: if boats, whith put
t.ff to fetch water and provisions, were not able
to land. They have therefore done extremely well
to sheer off with all possible speed. The Grand
Signior has adopted the same measures in his
dominions against the English and their goods, a.
the French Emperor. The seals have been put on
the palace of the English Ambassador, as well as
on all English warehouses. All persons not be.
longing to the military, arc to be disarmed, and
after this measure shall have been carried into ef-
fed, the shops will be opened again.—/./bona Mer-
cury, April 11.)

•NTVItItP, A PIM 7.

Yesterday a new ship of the line, called the Char
low vie, was launched here: four oiht-r new ships of
the line are in considerable forwardness.

HAGW?.. AVM. 4.

The movement: among one ttoops, and the acti-
♦ity in our ar,erials, have, for the last eight days.
been uncommonly gr.-at. A corps which is march.
big to reinforce the troops in Pomerania has already
passcd our frontiers, and those troons which are to
g.) int.) ramp, ere leaving thr;r garrisons. The
Al:lrbil...lde Winter lair assumed the c,-remand at
the Tesel, not only of the n.:val force and squari.r .1.
lying these a anchor, under the cornmAnd of Ad.
miral Kirkkert, but likewise of the land forces as-
sembled at the same place, uad:•r Gene al von 1-14
del, in order to form the camp the !'elder. He
has shifted his fl.g t..) the fi igate (hams.

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