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ALTON A PAPERS.

BANKS OF THIF star, avn. 10.
The Prince of Note Corvo reLurned to Hans.
burgh the day before yesterday. We are assured
that the English troops on the Island of Rugen are
embarke in order to join the Expedition Eighty
pieces of heavy artidery have lately been brought
before Stralsund. The cannonade of that place,
which took place on the 29th of July, was direfled
against the wot k of the enemy, who had ito'..inced
to the environs of the Rope Walk. ° The King was
on the rampart during the cannonade.
The French army is returning from the lungdorn
of Fonda. A p trey of the Gnarls is Already arrived
at Berlin, and the advanced guard of the corps
which is to occupy the North of Germany w:11
arrive at Spandau en the 15th of this mon h.
The coasts of the German Ocean, from the fro".
tier of Holland, to the mouth of the Elbe, are to he
occupied by Dutch troops. There will be in the en-
virons of tie Lower Elbe a coy* of 15,000 de "dila 11)
troops.
It is confidently asserted, that the Prince of Pone
Corvo is nominated CornmAsnJer in Chief nt all the
Spanish forces which now are, and will active, in
Germany —(.fibril e dr Plod, ‘ityritit 1.1 •
/BANKS OF Tits 61•1111, *OO 1.
It is confidently said, that in the event of Great
Britain refusing to make peace, a Russian Rimy will
be joined to the Persians, in order to attack tht: Eng.
lish possessions in India, whilst the Russian ti -et, • et-
inforced by the Turkish squadrons, will do its ut-
most to drive the English fleet out of the 51•-literro-
neon. (hid.)
SIAMaVa H, IVI.V 2).
Throughout the North of Germany a comboted
plan of operations against England, is said to ea.,t, 11
and oily awaits her answer to the pr:l nitions of
to be put in execution.—.l fewlv Le
Aspanaft dig. 11.1.
PARIS, AUG. 11.
Various conjefturstare formed as to the d-..srina-
tiOn of the army commanded by the Prince of
?ante Corvo, which is said of be in match f tie
North of Germany. It is not kilown whet..er r!lis
Prince aka commands the army incarnpe 1 in Swe •
dish Pomerania. Although few give credit t.•
reports in circulation respea.ng thc move i.e .s of
troops to the borders of 'llenrnark, it is not.,th-
standing' possible that this measure nisy be taken,
in case Engl iced rejefts the mediatiou proposed by
Russia.—(/dew.)
A very important change has taken place in His
Imperial Majesty's Mtnistry. Tne Prince of B ne-
'env), Minister of Foreign Arisirs, r. promoted to
the digoity of Vice Grand Elea it of the Enspire.
The Administration of the Dept : tment of Foreign
At ors is transferred to M. Chanieagny, the Mi-
nister of the Interior, who is to be succeeded by M.
Cretel. Member of the Council of State. Tnese
three Gentlemen on Sunday rec..tireci the oath taken
on this occasion, from the hands of the Emperor.

Other accounts say, that the Prince of
is made Vice-Constable. and that the
♦ision, Clarke, is to be the nee► Minister
On the same day in the morning before
deputation front the kingdom of hal;
M. CAffarolii, the Minister of War,
tarini, Patriarch of Venice; were pi
Majesty in his Cabinet by M. Marsalshi
Foreign Affairs, from the kingdom of
After Mass, an audience was given
sistory of the Reformed Church in
of the Seine, and the General C•ouncil
garment.
Mari 81 Messina has been here

Ice of Neufchatel
e Gene-al of Di-
ster of War.
hefore Mass, the f
ly, cons•sting of
and M. Con—
mesentei to Ilia
is:•i, N:ini.itcr of
of Italy.
Yen to the Ct.n., •
the department
ncil of the De-
mo days. A