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London, England, 1804-08-16 00:00:00

HAMBURG!" MAIL.

• STRASIKIItrAJULY 25.
According to several letters frpm
bra, the Russian Charge d'AEairet was readvo,
quit that capital, but M. Labensky was to eontusa.
there as a Russian Gaud, until further orders.
General Moreau has obtained permission to ro-,
maist at Barcelona or Cadiz, until the arrival pfbis
wife, who accompanies him to America.

VENICE. JULT 15.

It was on the 22d ult. that the King of Sardinia
received, when at table at Albano, a Russian cou-
rier. After reading the dispatches he had brought
with him, his Majesty ordered all persons attached
to his person or court, to prepare themselves to de-
part within three hours. In the mean time, the
King rent one of his cavaliers to the Pope, with a let-
ter, in which his departure was announced, aid an
apology was made for not having time to personally
call on his Holiness.

V'ENNA, JULY 25.

The Emperor of the French is not yet acknow-
ledged by our Court. All former amicable connec-
tionsarecontinued by our Emperor as King of I lunga-
ry and Bohemia between Austria and France . but as an
Emperor of Germany some formalities are to be re-
moved, which cannot take place before the Russian
Emperor has first set an example in acknowledging
Bonaparte's new dignity. Probably this affair will
be communicated to the Diet of Ratisbon.

The departure of the Emperor for the camp near
Prague, will not take place before the Vali of nest
month. His Swedish Majesty will leave Bohemia
before that time.

R ATISSON, JUI.Y 27.

This day the Minister of the King of Sweden, as
Duke of Pomerania, gave in his Sovereign's vote,
according to which " the Emperor of Germany
should be desired, by a decree of the Diet, to take
such measures as may in future cause the in-
dependence and tranquillity of Germany to be
respetted, by obtaining a satisfanory explanation
from France, concerning its lase invasion, 8:c."
The silence of the other Ministers, after the vote
of Brandenburgh and Bremen, concerning the Rus-
sian Note of the 7th of May, and other circum-
stances, cause it to be supposed that no more votes
will he given in this affair. Pomerania alone has
given its vote.

WEISEL, JULY 25.

They write from Warsaw, that Louis XVIII. is
on the eve of leaving that city for Russia, where he
expats some other members of the House of Bour-
bon, to consult with him concerning certain circum-
stances.

nARSAw, JI.LY

Yesterday evening, Count de Lille ( Louis X V III.)
left this city. He was only accompanied by the
Duke of Angouleme, and a small suite. He took
the road of Lithauen, and it is supposed that he
will then have a conference with several of his re-
latives. His consort, and the Duchess of Angouleme,
with most of his servants, remain behind, from
whjch it is concluded his absence will not be long.
His conduct is this country has been such, that the
inhabitants of all classes will with pleasure see him
return.

A Russian Courtet from St. Petersburgh has over-
taken the King of Sweden with a letter from his own
hand, desiring his speedy return to his dominions.

LEYDEN, ACI. 4.

The camp formed upon the heaths of Utrecht,
upon which a visit of the Emperor will probably tix
the attention of foreigners still more, is now com-
plete. Established between the villages of Zeyst
and Driebairgen, it consists of 16 battalions of
French infantry, and d battalions of Batasian in.
fantry, besides a park of artillery of 40, and several
pieces of cannon. The cavalry are cantoned in the
environs, and consist of four Frenc:i. and tvie
Batavian squadrons.

LI RIC/11, AY:, 5.

The Jay after to-morrow, all the troops in the
camp AiZeyst areto go through the 4,:;1 mummy re s
together. They have great hope m :he camp, that
the Emperor of the French will honour them with
visit during his present journey. Preparations are
already made for his reception.

Cipy of a Letter from LQr.I Harroirby, H.. liatanni: Ma
jest'', Secretary of State for the Foreign Deportment, t., P
Culquhoun Graf, Esq.
•• SIR, "Ariniing-weet, July 11,_304

" 1 hare the honour to intim% you. that hll, iiaid due it-
tentioa to the revisit contained to ti 'it, .0 lett,:n of M.
Mittnuw9, on the pact of the C.ty 4 ila.n„..-;3, I That the
bikers peratitteJ a naeigui betw ten the It .41:11 yreber est
Übe.'

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