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ssaiersento,'ius.* 8-
inesiith Mod -quarters are Still here. Oa
fasts*. a Royal Ordossaaace appeared, by
Nodal service ' • abolished
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it they I. , by -their
Shier. rewards for the heads of their enemies, at
the rate of two ducats for a carman man i and so
la papilla* for different ranks, to the head of a
Gonna, which is rated at too ducats.

one 1.
The Consieltioneril of Essen has-been informed,
oho MIAMI'of tb* power as Vienna. that his
Majw, the berme Ale:ander. has sent or.
to
does to Viee.AdMital Siniavin, who commands
the Ralliesigest is elm Adriatic sea. to respect nor-
tral Rags. and to romnitialcate this order to the
Constaanders on the different stations. His Imp.
lid lOW. besides, promises to indemnify neseral
lags for any losses that they may have sustained.
Thit hildligesoe has caused a crinsiderable fall in
the On of insurance. from the 24th of lane, and
wail merchants have even freighted ships. without
isonranee, for Italian ports, for which the iasorance
was before as high as three, tad eves Eve per mt.
It is confirmed. that there has been at Rages
a very bloody adios between the French and the
ansmans, joined by the Albanians and Montene-
grins. The Rusians attacked at the same time by
ma and land. It is said, that both Old and New
Ragusa are entirely destroyed. A French Cowin..
been Ragusa, passed through this town is the et.
nmer bases, on the 22d of lens, on his way to Mi-
los. We ware sot able to learn the amend el Ms
diaratalhas.

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100 Weepolitem. The remainder of Mt detach - - s , ekkeek, Jets 9.
reheat was equally unable to resist shellir WO"
i 'lbs. attattedt. 4044kt:tee Is now 414114 seethe the le
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wall opposed
to them. ma was °hue tepe, lit . *owns of Clutter** and Bratnua; As all mfrs.! St qik entity
hattolo the mountmos. to order to teitetl ,i 4 loci 'firmest:theme two plaits ate Kited witb.tte utmost. •y„e. by „
114. afidßya it is not surprising that people should ho the wCr.
Irbe whir two columns, seder the er"'"ona .`throsived by false intelligence. What is certain i., yea.,
isriligeseives 70:ii HanesetZttnetrbiliPithibef dliehiver.ll44rka..; "19'
'bet that the French are making preparations to evacuate h„,‘ ten
French. leder the walled the forts's*. and retired Braeoso ; but we, :IS yet, have received no official city w V
thee a she*: skirmish. . .. account of the surrendre of Camaro. from th
ECRLIN, JULY 3. Bavaria,
Moat tut noir* rifts. Baron Hedberg is appointed to an iroportan* post consequ
..liado . at St. Petersburgh. M. Alopeus, the Russian Envoy, and the
• eanslsts, Pity 9. passed through Magdeburg, on his way to Bruns- twelve r
le is preeitided by some. en undoubted authority, wick, en the 6th instant. of their
JULY 12. tar dispi
lbeit Hie hi4emy the Emperor of the li meatyrench meaty
118 fell WibtasYs at thalnmerial Palace of Laaken, There has been a T Affairs
chane at St. Petersburg, the trop
leetglimbeleuecesd of the 'sterner. in the Ministry for °reign : Lieutenant.
General Count Budberg, formerly Ambassador to We
• . tains. stay 14.
. Sweden, has received the Pmt-folio of Foreign Hesse I
Tbe Any before yesterday, the fallowing squadron
and, Again; and Pe ince Czartoryski retires to his estate, be !love!
seiledAbent this pest I ORR frigate. of S 8 guns* Several ether changes in the Ministry are said to be snorts au
Zees* a mhos. of 36 gum, and 350 men ; two es Bed. bia, Fr
ef Se ;tuns. and see men ; and another, of 16 Pe
TRIESTE, JUNE 30. Rhine.
pus. and'lSO men. This squadron. whose destine. General Count Bellegarde, who is to receive the
ham known, is elemdied fm few months ' and for of Cuter° from the Russians, sailed' from
81" -.
'-'"' (ii. its ***lt is estimated et nearly , this port, on the 19th inst. was obliged to return to not tab
IWO% plata,. the same port two days after, by contrary witids.— petted.
-• , VENTER, JULY 24.
He tailed the second time on the 22d. bon wil
1:1144 211612271 else tbeesseed Tbs. salon to blockade oh will between the Montenegrins and the It is
Gem
apasob surprised. wheat besides the light sclaktli ', Fraggibs gisk glow este, Old Ragusa. on the soh in. Al
dem* fp Inc they perceive =ether of suificiest
1.,, ~ok a tut s e &Imes of the Adriatic and hod* -
brawls. We are extremely gibe, in the arsettel; the ispoi, .
god Nathan voleeterily enter into mai service. ' -
tam. aiser Phi& the tomer not only concentrated Arch-C
iltestmelwee, Wit IFINS reisforced, and drew towards his
.i„,
ta eery Their manner of making war It is
a they are promised, by their Connse
ostetswato.'ret? 9- Mmes. rewords foe the heads of their enemies, at known