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affettls great security, and pretends that he is ready
to receive the Russians, whenever they ciiuse to
come to him. He thinks that they will make
war of religion, in arming the Greeks against the
Turks.
Two l'inkish frigates departed this morning fur
the Levant. It is thought that they will cruise for
the put pose of observing all that passes on the coasts
of Parga, Preveza, &c. The Capitan Hey expea;
a 74-gun ship and a frigate. His squadron will
composed of seven sail. It is probable that he will
not delay to meet the Capitan Paella, who waits Er
him in the Morea. where he will visit all the ports.

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

VICNNA, AUCCIT 19,

New overtures ktve been made by the French
Government to obtain from our Sovereoi the ac-
knowledgment of Bonaparte's tide. as an Emperor
of the French. We are assured that an answer on
this suojea was se.:, by our Court, on the 9th inst.
to Paris, the particulars of which still remain a
secret.

The day before yesterday the Emperor returned
here unexpeftedly prom Baden. Soon afterwards a
Council of State was held. His Mika), presided
in person, and the Archdukes Charles md Joseph
were present. We are assured that the Court of
St. Peter sborgh has made propouls to oar Cabinet
of the greate cunsequenco, in the present sititatioe
cf affairs.

ramioim. AWI. 19.

According to the public print. Genera.
done has demand..l from the City of 11.,:,,t,u,5h,
a new loan of three millions and a?alt of dollars,
atria the guaranty of the &Alta of Han ever.
(11a.le Ccetraisi, Arg. °15.)
According to some letters, the Janissari s upon
the summons of the Fac::a of Biisipa, oil the 2Sth
July, surrendered the city and citadel rf ignide
to the insurgents. i..coriling to other letters, they
coatinited still to hold out.

WPZFI., Auq. rt.

We hear from North Holland, that n. w
zines are colleaing for the navy in the Mel. A
Member of the Council of the Marine Deis-rtmtat
has for some days been there, and made :,,me in-
quiries concerning every thing that cmcet.:s naval
transadions. We are assured that he
engaged a number of transports, o- .h :it the troops
encamped at Zeist will - .rive in North Hol-
land, and form a division in the expedition agaia.e
England.

VEN:CE, AUG. 8.

Several ships arrived this day fiora Corfu. The
Russian troops there. and in the Seven Islamlt,
amount in the whole to 10,000 men, who are erg-
ployod in fortifying Corfu in a manner that it socn
will be a second Gibriklear.-.—(Hape Corrant, As-
suit 25.)

" ibrINKAGEN. AUG. 18.
This day four RussiaiS Mimes, destined fur the
German Sea, anchored io,pur roads.
)ri

••)1 HAMOURGH, At 242.

The Official Garette of Berlin, of the 18th inst.
announces the resignation of Count Haugwitz, and
the appointment of Baron Hardenberg, as a Minis-
ter of the Foreign Department.

HAGUE, AUGUST 26.

We received, yesterday morning, a letter folin
Aix-la-Chapelle, mentioning that the Empress Jo-
sephine had ordered every preparation to be made
for her departure, through Brussels to Paris. As
hour before she intended to set out, she obtained
letter from the Emperor, that he would arrive at
Aix-la•Chapelle, and pass some days there to be
informed of the situation of the frontier depait•
ments, Scc. The Empress will, however, soon returi
to Paris, but it is believed, that the Emperor will
remain behind for some time. It is even rumoured
that camps are to be formed on this part of the from
tiers of the French empire.
This directory have for these some days past
held several long deliberations, and several c• criers
have arrived here. Count Lohndo-f, the Prussian
Secretary of Legation, set out fur Aix-la-Chapelle
yesterday.

Vice Admiral Verheul, the Commander iu the
Texel, Admiral Kickert, and the Secretary of the
Batavian Flotilla. have been here far some cla!,
past. Kickert had last Friday a long confer:ace
with the President of our Directory. Colonel Daten-
burg, the Commander of the colony of Surinam.
has arrived here from England.
Just as this Paper was putting to Press, we
received letters from Vienna of the I.sth, which an-
nounce, that in the late Great Council of State 03
the 10th, it was determined to publish a Patent, 3C.
cording to which, the Emperor of Germany m.il:es
all his titles hereditary in his family, under the tide
of Emperor of Austria." The Vienna Cunt
Gazette, which atutounces-ibis. says, that new cre-
dentials have been sent to Count Cobentsel, as as
Ambassador to the Emperor of the French..--
(Negke Courant, Area 27.)