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el great importances but k appears very improballe.
Bo AAAAA Tt bas not yet done with Russia —lie ha;
many plans, in the execution of which he means to
avail himself of her assistance, before he turns upon
her.—As soon as all his purposes are answered, he
will find it as easy to break with ALEXANDER, as
Ifichard with Bak kinzbats; but matters are not ripe
enough for that yet. The accounts by the Gwen-
burgh Mail state, that three or four of the Deni.!‘
men of wax ware ready to leave Copenhagen, under
English colours. The number of inhabitants killed in
that capital during the siege is estimated AI 6000. Se-
veral merchants have stopped payment, and the dis-
tress in the city is so great, that Lord CATHCART
would not suffer even an English General Olzer to
enter it, lest his presence should add to the irritation.
The report of General rev slam having incurred
the displeasure of the inhabitants, is repeated ; and
it is added, that Roe sPAex had offered a large
, .T 1 rf money for the possession of the Danish fleet.
in attic', from Constantinople, dated 9th of
Lugust, in the Ilamburgh Papers, announces the
arrival of Admiral COLLINGS/MOWS Rev, with Sir
Alveoli PAGET on board. The latter had made
a proposition for an amicable adjustment with the
Porte. The occupation of Egypt by the English,
natal a peace between France and England, is said
to be one of the terms demanded. The Se. Peters-
Aidrel Court Gazette contains General !Alen scsor's
account of the operations of the Russian army upon
the Dnieper. General Bummers, is expected at
51. Petersburgh, to assist at a military conference.
Count Has se can r, Ambassador Extraordinary
from the Parsec Parts ATC to the King of BAVARIA,
had his first audience of that King on the 70th ult.
and delivered his credentials.
The Emperor Feaacts, it is said, intends to be
crowned King of AUSTRIA in November.

A letter from an Officer on the Stag of our army
in EKpt, dated Alexandria, June 27, says,—" I:te
recent :initials of troops from Sicily, has rendered
cur situation here perfeSly secure ; the gartison is
healthy, and better supplied from the interior than
when 1 last wrote. The enemy have retired from
am neighbourhood, and our communication with
the country beyond Damanhour is generally open.
The Turks, in cons,:quence of their successes at Ro-
setta, are statd to have failed in some of their en-
gagements with the Beys ; and the latter are again
in arms. The nephew of Osman Bey has been here
some days, and I undetstand is the bearer of as.
suranccs of assistance from his ctaintrymen ; his
visit, it is added, has further for its obje,l, the ar-
rangement of a plan of co-operation. We have
EtteJ out al native vessel., which have essenti-
ally contributed to our supply of provisions."

We have received New York papers of the 1•1 th
alt. being several days later thaw thuse which pre-
viously reached tows.
The Court met at Richmond, for the trial of
Ccicnel Ikea, on the sth of August ; but several
witnesses not having arrived, it adj•wrned till the
7th. That Gentleman has been released from prison,
under a guard of six men, for the convenience of
eommunication with his Counsel.

A bill for WO treason had been found against a
Mr. Smir ii, of New York, and he 1143 been sent to
Richmond.

The fortification of the Na►rows, at New York,
it has been estimated, will cost a million and a
balf of dollars ; this place. it is said, will then be
as strong as any in the world, and whl afford com-
plete protection to the city.

Sonte of the Papers of yesterday questioned the
authenticity of His MAJZSTY'S Declaration upon
the subject of the Danish Expedition, in conse.
quence of its not having appeared in Th Gazette of
Saturday night. The public. however, may rest
assured, that it is an authentic document, and that
it is merely owing to some official mistake or Le-
some of the subordinate Clerks in office,
. did not appear in The Ga7eve. The °mi.-
caused much bustle and inquiry yesterday at
foreign Office. It was attended by Mr. Call-
an,' all the Gentlemen of the department, ex-
-. HAMMOND, the Under Secretary of State.

fernment have ordered a large number of
t..tocd boats to begot ready with all possible
tion. The boat-builders at Deal, Dover, and
ports, have been !milted 1.3 state the number
1,. they would undertake to furnish within a

. is said that couriers have been sent by the Court
Lisbon tv the Courts of Madrid and Paris, stating
-nlution of the Portuguese Government to re-
the Brazils, the nsomeot they found that
or Spanish troops had passed their frontiers,
• will be of little avail ; and it now remains
seen, whether the Portuguese Government
energy and fortitude, to carry their pur-
into execution. It would be a bold, if not
,mantic undertaking. We hope, should French
force the Court of Portugal to mike the
that it will not be found impredicable.

English merchants, indeed the 'Ante of those
,mpobe what is called the English Faeloty at
n, h.sve tAlten the alarm ; and nutty of. them
aitvitiy made :arge remittances to dos country

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