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naort. JONI 29..
It 16 Noir said, that the Camp at Zei,t will lie re-
moved to North Holland. where the troops will be
embarked. Some detachments of French Artil-
lery have already broke up for that destination.
To-day we had a report here, that a great French
Minister of State had died of an apoplectic stroke
at Milan.
airzettetret, JUNE 29
At two o'clock this day, the English frigate that
blockaded the Elbe, chased a Dutch vessel cornkg
Ino from Rotterdam. The Dutch v0..,-1 struck upon
the mast a league anal a half from Cuxhaven The.
Command ant of the place instantly proceeded to the
spot with a cletachmnst of grenadiers. Three Eng-
lish boats had taken possession of the Dutchmtn,
•Ihe French grenadiers advanced, and, though up
to the shoulders in w iter, drove hffshe Eagli and
retook the vessel without losing a man.
ST. PITENCILURCiI, JUNE 15,

M Novosiltzoff, nn his mission to France. has
brought with him only two persons lielong;!ig to
the College of Foreign Affairs; one of them M.
Sievers, who formerly accomianiel his Excellency
to London.
fititiN, JUNE 25.
The Russian Imperial Chamberlain and Minis-
ter of Justice, M. iilovosiltzof, arrived here the
day before yesterday, from Petcrshurgh.
The English Envoy here, Mr. Jack .on, who hAS
been for three weeks at Dresden, returned yesterday.
in great haste, and had *conference with M. Novo-
siltrod, who has arrived bete sooner than was ex-
lief/ed.
The Swedish Chancellor, M. Zihelas arrived
here from Stockholm; and the Spanish nvoy, the
Chevalier D'Ocariss, set out from this citflor Con-
stantinople.
.‘-,•%..?111ye 29.
M. Novosiltzoff is still here. The Minister for
the Electorate of Hanover, M. Ompteda, will, to-
morrow, give him a grand dinner.
•irotta, JUNE 15.
Besides the camps at Pettan, kaschau, Cracow,
and Simmering, it is determined that a campuf exer-
cise shall be lormed near Treviso under the corn-

mind of Anirdtike John.
The Baron Von Winzinrrode has arrived here,
haying, on his j,anney from Berlin to St. Peters-
burgh, found orders at Riga to proceed to Vienna,
with certain dispatches: he has had conferences with
the Cabinet Minister, Count Colloredo, and the Mi-
nister of State, Count Colsenzel. It is conjeaured
that his :r.:zsilit has a connation with the proposals
fur a general peace. The report that the Baron was
to go to Milan is unf,..neded.
Several regiments have been removed from those
provinces which suffer by dearth and the dkarness of
provis;rais; and their marching has been asctiked
by short-sighted politicians to warlike views.
Atm,: 22.
The Russian Chamberlain, Count Winaingerode,
is still at Vienna, and it is understood that Prince
Dolgorucky. who has arrived at Berlin, will like-
wise come hither with certain proposals.
avirsic, icurs 423.
M. Novosilteoff will proceed first, it is undetstooJ,
to Brussels, where a Plenipoteatiary_lrom the is
Emperor, a Minister of State, will have a co
ence with him.

iII•NKFORT, .112$111 is.
The French army in the kinziluni of Myles will
in future be commanded by General Montrtchard ;
General St. Cyr having received another destina-

turn.
A great number of Fienelt eAvalry and same
flying Artillery Lave arriud At Genoa.
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ITALY, JUNE 10.
The report of changes at Lucca, and AL Parma,
Piacenza, and Guastaila, still continues. Lucca, it
is said, will be united to the principal cit 7 of Pinto-
bino.
Basics or INC MAINE.

The report that the Austrian Ambassador to the
French Court; Colsentzel, has solicited his recall,
is unfounded ; his Excellency has only made an ex-
cursion of pleasure during the absence of the Em-
peror of the French from Paris.
GENOA, .tut 12.
The following is an extraa of a letter from Parma :
" A new order of things is likewise preparing here.
The arms of the houses of Bourbon And Farnese
have been taken down from All public buildings.
The late Ducal body guard, which has existed till
now, is disbanded, and the Spanish Envoy is making
ready for his departure. All feudal rights are abu.
haled ; and we expeft a union with France. Our
country will be incorporated with the 28th Military
Div!sion."
ALTON 41, JUNA 25.
NovosiltzofF, it is said, will go directly to
Mentz, where he will learn at what place he may sect
the Emperor of the Preach.
It is said that Their Majesties the Emperor of
Germany and the King. of Prussia have had an in-
terview on the estate of Count Wallenstein. in 80.
hemia. Their Majesties were attend:d by a very
small retinue.
StMLTN, MAY 99.

The insurgents of Servia have sent a new deputa-
tion to Constantinople, with money and rich pre-
sents. This deputation, which is composed of the
most distinguished persons among the Servians, is
charged to demand poetively that Serails shall be
entirely emancipated from the yoke of the 'fu-ks,
and, that the Porte shall give to that country a par-
ticular Prince of the Greek religion. in the mean
time, however, Cserni George has taken effectual
measures to prevent the scene of fischnza from be-
ing repeated. He has reinforced the garrisens in
all the fortified places, and in other parts, and order-
ed the Commanding Officers to exert the greatest
vigilance, and to hold the 'Turkish irinsbitasts in
strict subjeftion.
MAY Se.

A report is cittotated that there Las been a
bloody battle between the insurgents and a body of
Turks who had endeavoured to penetrate into Servia,
on the side of the Morawa. The former remained
masters of the fi.ld of battle ; but they suffered a
considerable 10,5 ; their commaiading officer WAS
Wed.