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London, England, 1807-12-09 00:00:00

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osurroooao, NOV. 15.
The English troops. Who folded at the Isle of
149een, are now embarked to ;Neer return to Eng-
land.
Since the departure of Mr. Pierrepolnr, the I.t!e
nrikikh ExtFaordirtat7, Mr. bge,wrst
butioirts here as Charge d'Affaires —( Stockholm
Go:tette qf. Plow 23 /

COTTNIIAGIN, NOV. 21.
The Royal Danish Minister, in Paris, Privy
Counsellor Dreyer, has Om his Secretary of Lett...-
lion, Captain Guilleaume, as Courier to Kid.—
Tim" write from Paris, that Lis di,patches telate to
a Treaty of Alliance, between France and Den-
mark. Aussie is also said to have made proposal,
to the Test of the Northern Powers, for forming a
powerful coalition to resist the despotism which the
English extraise at sea, in particular in the Baltic.
(I:spathes's* &ware fteo. 21.)
• LISSON. ocr. 26.

It is now Sexily determined, tnat the Prince Re-
gent, who Wet on the point of leaving this capital,
is to remain here with his children ; and we Uttjef-
stand that General Juant, who is now in Madrid, is
!alone to reside Isere as Amoassadnr. The general
opinion is, that the English, is consequence of our
ports being shut against their ships, will commence
hoitiiiies against us, and take possession of Brasil.
liamiurith Correspondent of Nat,. 20.)
The French are marching, in great siumhsers,
Dot only so Dalmatia, but also to Pesaro, Senigaglio
and Ancona. On the Stith Oacsber, 1300 Russians,
of the garrison of Corfu, landed in Ancona. It is
=ly reported here, that the Senator, Lucier.
este, is thertly to be proclaimed Redd-
' Leos (King of Latium).—(lb

NANA:4 NOV. 10.
Immediately after the artival.if Marshal Keller-
man, the following was putlished in this place ;
sal it•cTs 71110 U Tilt MINUTES 011 TSIZSLCNISTART'S
Of FiCI OF STATE :
PAL ACT Or ST. CLOOO, AUG. 4.
'l47moleem. Emperor of the French and King of
Italy. Proirtior of the Cmfederacy of the !thine,
/Lc. decrees

Art I. All property, troth territorial and allodial. houses,
ire, belonging to Lire Prince of fiatiover, as well ari r. the
Primness, States, and the Co'sntry at large, shall be segues-
Lotted, and you NUM thereof taken in our name.
Anode II MI wood. and ise•ts are included in tke pro.
petty mentioned in the receding 3 ride.
Article 111 An Inspellor of the it rgistering OfEee of Paris
shall immediately pr.reeed thither, snake an Inventory oC
the Above goods, and transmit it to this o.i..ce Cl 11101 i all pile.
brtiele VI. The same manner shall be plagued with record
the country eir ll•nau.
Article Xl. Fn. Minister_ of War F 'qtr. -Z:5 are ;e.yec.
tiaeiy Otarged with the execution of has Decree.
(Signed) N APOLEON.
Ilansu, Nov, 7, 11107. KELLERMAN.
COPlttiallAGatt, tiONr. 10.
The Er.gl'sh Captain. Alexander Fraser, who
crmniands ihe Y.sagaera/ frigate, stationed off thin
lilac,, sent on the 5r.1 inst. the following letter to
Iklr Gran:, tl.e Swedish Consul, resident in this
f have the hollow to acquaint you with the re.
ceipt of spur letter of the 2.1 inst. that my instrue-
ti-ns, touching the l-lockade of Copenhagen, ate
certain and oracise. I was at liberty to modify the
hit (kale in such a manner, that Danish at.d
neutral vessels, under 100 tons burden, laden
cob provisions, fuel, sale, and timber for building
and repairing houses, were allowed to enter the
Port, in cue 1 should find the Danish Command -
IP ant and Governor of Z-alaud -disposed to permit
Etit;sh ships and vessels to pass the Castle of Crm
aenfiitrg unmolested. Having carried as a corres-
pondence on this sobjeft with General Poyethea and
the Governor of f:ronenhurg,their final answer vas,
That it was nut in their rarer to :drain from
hostireits.' Nothing is therefore left me. but to
enforce the blockade in the most rigorous mannrr.
All such ships, however, both Danish and Neu-
tral, as have the above cargoes on board. and ire
furnished with passports of Admiral Gambles,
which have not yet terminated their vsysge, are
allowed to enter the pJrt ot Copeahagea, but no
Webers.
" In particular reply to your qifestino, f ohwrvr,
1. .1 hat all emirs, ..reuhd with imiap.rris by Adinir el
(rambler, ate le enter eispeoll igen, and sad how
to ince
11 That all angels, p laden re:th Sitiredieh (fervent,
on prohltilolt t.. Me a collocate therm.; than be iwrisit.ed
in set gal hem Copenhagen et Elsierov, for any port.
111. No Sereuith or roller ship must low! iii Cupertharpri
mi.t rather property them Swedish, Lug ,th, to Neistral, and
pot t sea with the same Swedish this,, in luill3‘t ant at t..
betty to aid from Corm ...gen when they phew.
" It gives me peculiar pleasure to have it in my
per to return the above apswrr to your question.
without deviatir:; from my inarriiSiona. "Irai protteet
the trade of Ilia Swedish Maresty's sub) 9s, end
the Swedish coast, form a particular and roost
pleasing past a any order."—(.dear )