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PAILS; II AY 27.

According to letters from Bayonne, dated the 19:h
inst. a Portuguese Captain, recently arrived at
Lisbon, from the Brasils, has reported, that tke
Spaniards, conducted by the French Colonel, Li-
nters, have retaken Monte Video from the English,
after a bloody engagement.

BaISLAO, MAY 30.
The day before yesterday, in the afternoon, the
following official intelligence was received here :
" We have this moment received the important
advice that the fmtress of Neisse has off'red to ca-
pitulate. Hostilities have, consegnently„ ceased,
and negociations are carry ing on to arrange the con-
ditions.,•

The French and allied troops entered Dantzic on
the 2Gth of this month. They found there very
consiJerable snagaziaes; the garrison consisted of
12,000 men.

AVM gkt Telegraph.

szault, JUN{ I.

Official accounts from the Imperial Head.
quarters, at Finiennein, of the date of May 2811,
that were received in the course of yesterday, by his
Excellency the Gnvernor of Berlin, bring advice,
that Weichselm•tade and Ertrwasser have sur-
rendered to the French, who entered them on the
rtli of May. in the morning.

His Majesty the Emperor and King has appointed
Gtneral Rapp, late Governor of Thorn, to be Go-
vernor .1 Dantsic.

Discharges of artillery were fired yesterday at
Spandau, Magdeburg, Stettin, and Custrin, for the
taking of Dantaic.

•ANE:E 07 Till MAINE. MAY 30.

An order has be received at Mentz. in cons.•
goence of settieh the Swedish prisoners will not be
lent the interior of France. but will all be col-
leAed at Mentz.

According to letters from Smyrna, all the vessels
of the Isles of the Archipelago, destined for Con-
stantinople, have been obliged to put back by the
Let of Admiral Siniavin. The ships from the
coasts of the Black Sea, and the ports of Natolia,
have in like manner been stopped by the Russian
ships of war, whicii are cruising at the entrance of
the Bosphorus. As, on the other hand, the English,
who have landed at Alexandria, have laid an em.
bargo on all Turkish vessels, the conssquence is,
that the communication between Constantinople
and the diff.:reot ports from which it derives its
provisions, is for the present entirely interrupted.

A PK/ Of TUE LLsa,JUMS 4

The Dutch troops which were at Harnhurgh and
in the environs, aid in the country of Hanover,
I,4ve received orders to mach for Holland. A

putt of theNe troops ale to be conveyed in carriag.•s,
that they may arrive the sooner at their place of
These orders arrived on the .3d o

de.tiaatinn.

Jane from Stettin, where are the head-quavers of
14.ttsbal Brun•. lhe cause of tLi% sadden d►parture
is unknown, which gives occasion for many conjec-