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!Aim, JUNI S.

A private letter from Berlin, of the 29th ult. says,
that the Russian troops colleEted on the coast in Li-
vonia, and near Revel, amount to 44,000 men, and
that the ships in that harbour, ready equipped, con-
sist of twelve ships of the line, sixtee❑ frigates and
cutters, besides transports. The fleet at Cronstadt.
more numerous, is espetied to join the fleet at Revel
before it puts to sea. The Russian fleet, fitted out in
/he Black Sea, consists of fourteen ships of the line,
ten frigates, and four cutters, with transports fitted
out to carry 20,000 troops, besides those who have
already passed the Dardenelles for the Mediter-
ranean.

Among other plans to settle the differences in the
German empire, cur Goverment has proposed the
partition of the EleEtorate of Hanover, which may
procure an equality of votes in the Diet at Eta-
tisbon. Upon the whole, our Emperor is deter-
mined upon a new partition of Germany, in which
vrveral of its first Princes will share.

In our Department, many curious and mysterious
publications are circulated, containing visions, pro-
phecies, and miracles. Several new seas have es-
tablished themselves every where, And pamphlets are
disseminated by unknown persons, for and against
religion, which cause great fermentations. The
Police have hitherto in vain attempted to find out
the offenders.

The Hereditary Prince of Wirtemburgh, first
cousin to the Emperor of Russia, has taken an
Hotel upon the Boulevards, and furnished it in a
princely style. Upwards of 100,000 livre‘ yearly
are requ;red to keep it up. His stay here will pro-
bably be of longer continuance than was first es-
peeled; many think that he will reside here until
the death of his father, and that our Emperor will
advance him his great expences, until such an
event.

The Pepe having delivered up to France an Emi-
grant of note in the Russian service ; the Emperor
of Russia has recalled from Rome his Minister, and
•all Russian subjefts have left the Papal States.
Even here, and in all other Courts, the Russian Mi-
nisters are ordered to 'have no communications in
fatnre with the diplomatic agents of the Pope.
The Danish Minister, Chevalier Dreyer, has pre-
sented a note to Talleyrand, complaining in strong
terms, of the order of the Minister of Marine, who
has ordered the crew of all Danish ships, visited by
any English ships, during their cruise, to be de-
tained in arrest on board their vessels, which causes
a great deal of expence and loss of time, and is, be-
sides, coutrary to the public marinate laws of na-
tions, as well as contrary to the private Commer-
cial Treaties between Denmark and stance. 'fah
leyrand's answer is not known.

Some persons pretend, that the supreme magis-
tracy in Holland, and in Switzerland, as well as in
Italy and France, are to be hereditary in the fami-
lies of persons proposed by the Emperor of the
French ; and that these new Sovereigns will have
their hereditary rank guaranteed by the Bonaparte

A LTONA, JUNE 1.

For some time past, several couriers, carrying the
mails and the letters, in different pans of the Conti-
nent, have been stopped, and robbed of particular
letters, only addressed to certain persons. The dis-
pitthes from the Russian Commander at Corfu, to
the Russian Minister at Naples, were taken from the
courier from Otranto, to the latter city; and within
a few day; afterwards, the hugs, with letters from
R atisbon, were robbed of all letters to :he Russian,
Swedish, ke. Ministers at the Diet of Ratisbon : all
0-1 others were permitted to arrive safe. In the
imc week, the bags, wi:h the letters from Russia
4r.: from England, for Warsaw, were opened by
tsked persons, and all letters addressed to Louis
VIII!. and Officen at his Court, or his relatives,
:.e taken away. Thee political robberies, many
I,:riSe to the secret agents of the secret French
!' ‘: ice, as no!trace has been dig
oovered of the cri-
nit:tab.

A projeZr agsinst the safety of Louis XVIII. was
plaattad by some evil-disposed persons ; but mis-
carried, from the retired life this Prince liveF, and
by dui vigilance of tie Prussian Commander at
Waraw.