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IMIEION INTELLIGENCE.
PROM THI DUTCH PAPERS.
Peßit, jeeT-18.
Their Ma' gas
nn.
at St. Clold this day at
one in the a n. The usage being that the re-
sidence of his Majesty the Emperor at St Cloud
should be eonsideried the Same as iF it was at Paris,
his arrival VIM announced by the cannon of the In.
valids. He tra.isafted business with his Serene
Highness the Arch Chancellor. and spent the.Pna of
the day with the 'Ministers. His M ijesty canvoketl
the Council of State for to.anorrow, and a Privy
Council for Saturday.
Lately an English boar arrived at Brest with two
Irish seamen, who bad deserted from a frigate.
JULY
TELEGRAPHIC DISTATCH. •
Ilvagagov. Mr' IL
o. liffieded of the Copies, to His !sleety thew lfeeset
- and His
The Batatrian Adoniml, wile was stinkweed at Dunkirk, drill
out of that win the evenind before Lim, with a divieina of the
Flittilla, and aneho.ed before Wan, aiatre be foughs
eleyen with ear-Image.
Yesterday morning he Irall attacked and was again
In the evening he set sail and earns to anchor odors A •
teem. He had then twenty two meek, aisi the linglielt-
thirty.five' two ships, and frigates. An awes beet
lasted flrehoun.
The 'Mori of the Admiral was cona*te, end data
to his talents and hi convoy
The other vessels of the Flotilla new doubled Cape Grisoes;
the enemy advanced, but did not dre In risk II ovw
Yesierday nursing a brisk mama tank plane Idiom tie
Bort!ogne Flot lie a•id the t nenth. The gon•lvestsof the
Its-
prti.l ;Nerd particularly iliminguishod tits anietves: We Aiwa
one k Iled. (A Cull-) CAA: 111.
MINISTRY OF MAR:Zit.
" To Ili Excelleney she Minister of mad err end C al
th, Yacht Bantam, in Dunkirk Braid, July
"MY LORD—I have the ho.. no to .form your Ifkumilkilln •Si/
cy, that to-day an enemy's corvette, on the O
came to reconenitrethe }beanie in the Soul, and
too atm the hank Gaited Suau, treat she ten .oar
tiered iinincdiately, by signal, the held sailing gun ", ent
attack tbe vessel, but the enemy • • their sense on.

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, seeing t.. .are.
goad the ernweite b,rove it could be ewecut-d, a..d set 111"4
it, by which it was ciesuuresi. Its *vacua...in was pNta.ied
by four brigs a 4 ten corvette,.
" tarn not able to communicate any thing furrier switkeis
ing this corvette, have v_224.13 to believe that stirs Grand
with from S 4 to 2( guts.'
%Sys, ..rtsy
Yesterday evening his Escellen.; y the Permit:inert
left this place, with three yachts, ter Utrecht, to
assist at the grand mane :Tres In the camp of Zeist,
this day. It is assertsit, that the said camp is on the
eve of breaking up finally, the troops bong destined
partly for the Helder and partly for FlLly,setsluys.
In the latter port all hands are ar work, night alit
day, to get ready for sea the -we s• ipc i.f the Ones •
the Clfrothass and the Parts? Pas ter. which were
lately put in cemrntssion. One benched an sweaty
men are sent in great haste to Helveralle4s, from
the dock-yard at Amsterdam. to expedite the work.
This and other thinAs, especially the preienr press of
business in the departments of the Navy and War.
induce us to expo% great events she'd.. A foreign
newspaper has the full wing renatkaole passage on
this stibjea

Be-sides the Batavian Squadron in the Texel,
another expedition is fitting out on the Maese,
where the greatest adivity prevails to accomplish the
preparations. The Chnih.wa, of 84, and the Prater
Penises, of 64 guns, are expelled t• be ready in a few
days to join the two Batavian fiigites, and two
French bngs, which are already in the Roads. This
squadron will immediately be joined by the neces-
sary transports for about 4.000 French trewps,
which are already on their march to Hrlvoetalufs,
where every thing is preparing for their reception.
The vi.tualling of this squadron for eight months
seems to indicate, that it is destined either for a
long, or a distant Expedition; and at any rate, it
is certain, from the excessive hurry to get 'every
thing ready, that much importance is attached to
this Expedition."
General Dumoncean is gone to the camp at
ZeiA.
Eztreng from • Foreign Paper.
Napoleon 1• will no Maser deisy the execution of his
(rand plot; he will send oar the Ex,,d.tion main-t Efig-
land, and compel that kaigdom to snake a separate tire,
breve the pewees of t'm Continent cm join the same."
fhcbat.:v t.••• Dutch wig have Vie 14cfcranee, ...id :h., pimp
bekii (torn their Pot.. At Mnutabaur a teieeraph is erod-
ing on • high mot:m.4N h, wn:eh Vie F. while •rn-
pitied on the Chanel, w,it receive inter irosc . •
Niirth, with the celeyty of lightning. This Pfil.44lllllL h s
foreseen the possibility of a pant and lot (Mang.: in 'kw dra-
po.itions of the inners of t.i.• Continent, end that he has ,te-
tersninerk, A the wise time, to Is.. ono...hand trio, t MO,
by an urexpected t:ow agr.n,t Liig'aii,l, i. sieimentl evi-
dent mosaic his return from Italy, no Isis .pootil• kali ones.
pedal."
vr;11 show how far the writer of it is
in the secret.—(Hague Curea,,t).
w, JUL• 21.
The Note transmitted by B iron Novo.ilts-ff to
Baron liardenberg was in consequence of the arrival
of a courier from St. Peteisburgh, who had made
the whole way to Berlin in seven days, wide unpre-
cedented speed On the sh, a courier arrived at
Berlin from London ; and on the 13th, another
courier, coming from Berlin, passed through Ham-
burgh, to proceed for England by tbs way of
Husum.
Although the authenticity of Baton Novosilt- ,
zoff's Note admits of nu donbt, it is very strange
that it is not found either in the Berlin Journals of
the 13th and 16tb iust.ust, or in any other Gereras
Paper.
•itewa, JULY 10.
We are informed that several ovens are eredmg
is the vicinity of Inspruck, and that I.stf field bakers
*e engaged. From another quarter we learn. that
six field hospitals are formed, viz- at &item. Ro-
veredo, Balsams, Imst, Landegg. and Inspruck.
cassia, tuts( 11.
Three Englieh ships of war and a frigate Lye
bite cruising for eight days npon our Coasts,
eonsratertwori.e. ryes 16.

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