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London, England, 1810-07-17 00:00:00

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tit ENCIII. DUTCH. 7717A:LRITAN PAPERS.

alifilt 41.
We expect herr, on the 2.5•34 tier M pry ilast
&nines. of Austria, and on the fullowiii4 day
Their Msjesties the King sill (been of Ws...glans..
lid. ()0 the 4.1 of July the wh.de of three inns-
triou- perm:owes will so to Patine. We owls dais
ter outsets,. a With the hope ut long possessing
ainoug us our beloved Monarch. 3 he Gootionalit
is still occupied with the new orgsiusalion a the
military. We do era know ssieriv-r the camp
which was talked of for the :lining, in the environs
of Dresden, will actually take pay.. Our foi titi-
cations ore in part demolished, and, wa heti we,
the work will he far advanced, if lilin finished, be.
fore winter.—f Mani/ear, July g.i

erreasouaim. area 13.
11 Mafrety the Emperor iaa• art out uu the eilth
May f..r ever. 'llie mortal-4h ar.ired the ar ..e
dry at Nowsoroa. The C..urt h4s your foto
tuoitru tv• for a fortnight. in colisegoe.ice of toe
&true a the Priace liuyal of Sweileu.—(Asi-
tear, July 9,1

stratagems. Ante tit.•
Letters received here front several pinta of Ashy
'Late, that the English chip of the line, frigates. awl
other rework of war, have entirely quitted the' pie.
firms .s latch they occupied iu tne Alrititevras-en ;
and that the grand English fleet. winch has hew
stationed for severs! months near tine [slam] of his-
norca, has left it said to the tast.
We believe that this fleet, whi ti is now rota
•
mended by Admiral Cotton, is g.ine to Sicily. and
that it is in the vicinity of th it i.khd. The Enog•
hall are at present concentrating the forces tney
hare in the Mediteinniesn. The .acne letvcrs in-
form 114, that the commerce upon the coasts of the
Mediterranean has again became extreins inisk ;
and that the English cruisers, who so much due.
Welled it, bare entirely &salve,. art d.—( .11covirear,,
July 7 )

GOTTIVIIIMOU, JUN, 20.
Mr. Foster. the Envoy ■t the Court of Stock.
holm, has arrived bury on hot retorts for E.lghind.
The cossasullovious of lows b. taveli
and the British isles is mutely intercepted.
(Musiteor, July 9./

•11•011111.
We are asanred that a roar, utimi 1,,r the ex-
change of all Vanish prisoner's of war in -Even to
and eke eerie, is upon the Faint of being sigma...
Goiernmeat has lengthened the permission fur the
espartatioo of grain from the duchies of Se .le w
and Holsteia.—lt is likely that it will not again be
forbidden.
We are convinced by exuerienee, that Govern-
went has means less hurtful in In power to rr-
mire its the country the necessary quantities fur ex.
traordioary circumstances. The interior commerce
and the busin-as in our ports is doubled, though
the appearance of the harvest is very douhlful.
PARIS, JULY 8.
One of our newspapers contain the following
article from Bayonne. of the 29th of last month The must recent accounts (rim Spain state, that
the military operations against Portugal appear to
be carried on with great vigour, and considerable
preparations are made for the siege of Ciudad Ito-
dngo. The English army is threatened with in at-
tack brthe Prince of &oiling (Maseemq, who has
now concentrated his whole force, and is doily re-
ceiving retnforcruseots.
Three military roads have new beam construeted,
from the French frontiers to the Interior of Spero:
one by Tolosa, Pasupeluna, and Saragossa, t., the
army of Arragon ; the second by Vdtona, Burgos.
Valladolid, and Salamanca, to the army of Portu-
gal; and the third by Lerma. Arooda, and Some.
sierra, to Madrid.
The corps of observation which cover the siege
of Cadiz. have (Irtten the insurgents back to the
mountains. Andalusia is quiet. The greatest part
of Estremadurs is occirpied by the Freoch, who are
also making preparations for the siege of the im-
portant (omen of Badejos.
lu Foelon a ship of 12.0 guns has lately been
launched; it is called W.‘gratie.-.-(*awe Paper.)
The spl.:idid intern)• et of the late Duke of
Montebello, in the church of St. Genevieve, took
plane yesterday.

SOTZEN, JUNK 20.
The hur of demarcation between the kingdom of
Italy. and that of Bavaria. is at last finally settletl,
as far as relates to the fixing of limits.
We lime oo other Bavarian Commissioner hers
than Geis. Rugereich.
The engineers of the t• 0 Governments left th
on the Ittit of June. to fix nod mark the cLifereot •
pl ,ces for boundaries. They are Leutenants
Pr-
ene and Rr.oua, and the geographical emr,intei
F li .pine. on the part of Limy ; and Capt. 05:er.
Inatier, and Lieutenants Giemir ben and I ioerman,
on the pan of Bavaria. Captain Visconti-, and the
ieaerfaiiinesl Weirton Engineer, 'citron here In
d.e.ct *he ofraersinnis, whirls was! b- tertninatri: 01
four Mr bre week*. The Councillor of State. S•ncia
OW, pasted throngh this place s one d” lest neck.
commANTlautt.e.mar 10.
The senvions which rivently adept.
ed. tw rani asset the tranquillity el this cariiitig.hine •
been „at.,,,fet by the most .kevoy beasts. Mango.g,
hair already b-. n lartimidesid raw
ee„teel ; milers have left Vie, town and ewe/44
4nCinOP:Van .4 rest 0814 lats have begs busillime,

so tit *e may now hope that the capital will soon
he purged of the greatest part of the mutineers.
The efforts of the Porte to establish order WM tran-
quillity in the provinces, in order to employ all
its forcer against exterior enemies; have not
horn attended with similar success. We are assUred
that the Howells are making dispositions fur pass-
ing the Danube near its mouth, and that their army
is assembling in the hivirons of Si'Hari.. It is at
least certain, that the (brad Seignior has lately or-
dered the Caisnakaa by a particular rescript, of send
reintorcementa and inuirev to the tamp of the Grand
izier.---The Grand Seignior now occupies, with
all his rutin, the summer residence of Bescheklac.
Previous to his departure he took measures for suc-
couring a great number of families, who, in roil-
irence of the late fire were without an as) turn.—
He has also permitted every Mussis!man to receive
into his house those unfortunates, whatever be the
ditiereirce of their religion.
According to the last news from Wallachia,
dated the 25th of May, the Russian head-unarms
had hero removed from the Danube to IleNowa.
The Turks, on their part, were ruakiug prepara-
tions for opposing the passage of the Russian army,
and stopping their progress.—(Mositeur, July 5,)
SCYLLA, JUNE 10.
We hare heen informed, that for the last three

drivi they hare been upon the alert at Messina, iu
consequence of the reports of some cannon, which
. were heard upon the shore. The report of a disem-
-li:trim:ion quickly unread itself in the town ; the
alarm hecanie general. The same night an officer
and twelve English soldiers were assassinated.
PItESDURG.JVNB 1..
Sixteen regittients, the greater part Hungarian,
have reeeivill orders to begin their march for the
frontiers of Turkey. The Officers ure directed to
direst themselves of all superfluous baggrg.e. Or-
den have been given to store with prcivistuus all the
magazines of Hungary.

tt.eni in Ileitevente some cavalry, in L bn sonic.
*hat mere than I,oou, both infantry ttnd cavalry.
What garrison they have left in Ottawa is not
known, but will be knoirti to-morrow. On the
morning. of the .2 tly several or the enemy's parties
appeared on the left bank of the Dritiro.

A Spanish putty of SO horse, count:trilled by
Don Lorenzo de Aginllar, which, an the lath,
meeting with a party of twenty-four French
infantry, and put them all to the sr•ord. On the 19th
they met with a colonel, an adjutant, and eight
dragoons, and served theist the same. On the eoth
they nisi with a party of eight artillery-men. with
a 12-pounder; they killed them, and took the
piece. On the 2lst they met with l 6 dragoons
escorting a courier; they killed them in like man-
ner, and took the letters and dispatches, and car-
ried theta to General Tahoada, at Puebla de Sa-
nahria.

GOTTENBI'MaI MALL.

STOCKHOLM, JOLT 1.

Within these few days several arrests of-conse-
quence have taken place; and in the mean time, pre-
parations for the trial of the insurgents of the •'oth
June emitinnte. The puir-Inineut of those found
giulty sill be exemplary and prompt. The Diet,
which meets on the 5131 inst, will ivsenUble at
Oribio. Sufficient wont, es fur this are to be found
in the agitated este of the public mind here, and
the number of troops consequently necessary.—
Rmie, it is said, hits exprestted her determination
not to interpose in the election of a Crown Prince.
JULY 2.
Upon the humble petition presented by Count
Fabian Terscii, praying, that iu order to remove
tne unfounded auspic on excited in the public
mind against his late brother, Count Axel Fersen,
Marshal of the &aline, Steins person might imme-
diately be taken under judicial sod, nail the strictest
inquiry set on foot, in order to ascertain the inno-
cence of his deceased brother, and clear his mcairiry
of the foul aspersions thrown on it by ill-disposed
persons ; His Majesty has most graciously been
pleased to ordet the Chancellor of Justice to cause
the seals immediately to he put ou the papers of
the deceased: and the strictest inquiry set cu foot,
iu order to ascertain his inucwercitiar
la obedience to His Majesty's command, the
Chaucellur of Justice has caused proceedings of in-
spiry immediatelx to be commenced ; but they
have not yet thrown any further light on the cause
of the death of the deceased, than slat appears from
the report made by the College of Physicians on
that subject.
As tally as the !nth iii the afternoon, His Excel-
lency, Baton Elgeretrum sent a circular note to the
Russian, Danish and Prussian Ministers, and French
and Austrian Charge d'Affaires, acquainting then,
with the strong me ibUrell which would be pursued
to restore public tranquillity and order, and to ob-
siate all offences against the law of 'nations.
The said diplomatic Agents have all returned his,
Excellency thanks for the peculiar attention paid
to their personal safety, and congratulated him on
the success of the steps taken by Gove►nment to
restore public tranquillity and order.—(Stockholm
Gazette.)

EIGHTH TIME. •
LATE:UIf TOISATRE.—.E.VGLISO OPERA. A
Tills EVENING', TUESIDA t 7, will he perforsied
au entirely new Cowie Opera, in Three Acts, called
TIIICKS UPON TRAY
The Principal Cluwarters by Sir. Pension, Mr Philipps,
Mr. Horn, Mr. Mrton, Mr. Smith, Mr..' Ninth Mr. Ori-
lierry, awl Mr IWeiritl v. Slim Poole Mrs. Urger, Arms
Mrs_ Heasley.
Preri tttt s to the Operas a Spanish Dirertisement ; consist.
ing of sonic of the most famoorite Dances, and the entire
Finite of the popular Ballet of The Castilian SI insterl.
To which will be added, fir the MTh tune this Seisoa, a
Pantomiatie Flatlet of Arnim, ratted
KNAPSCHOU; or; THE FOREST FIEND!'
The Comm Opera of Tricks quit' perforsied
fur the 7th time last nigh', woo tit-rued by a brilliant and
ovc.ilowing midiritre, with shouts et laughter, suit irpcated
applause from cony part ut the bouts, aud si ill be urpeatrd
every evening till further notice.
A New Slelo•Draisiatic Entertaiament. is two acts, is in
ethanol