The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

GOTTENBUItGII MAILS. •

sti.u.susts, mos 7.

General Blucher, who arrived here a few days
since, has taken the command of the Prussian
troops, under the King of Sweden. The armistice
still continues in force, and the King has had an in-
terview with General Brune, but we are yet igno•
rant of what passed at this Intel view.

GOTTLNIURGH, JUNE I'2.

Wednesday arrived the Dorset and Lally Nepean
packets, with malls and dispatches, when an estafate
was immediately sent to the King at Stralsund.
Yesterday Captain Proponcher, Aide•du•camp to
General Blucher, arrived here from Stralsund, with
dispatches for the English Government and for the
Duke of York, he will take his passage in the packet
in turn of sailing vs day, as will also Mr. Adler-
berg, the new Swedish Minister to the Court of
Loudon.

JUNE 15.
The day before yesterday, two fleets, the one
going to England, under convoy of the Sally armed
ship, Captain Chetham, which opposed the French
at the siege of Minute ; the other, under convoy of
the Pandora brig, bound to the Sound, were, by a
strong gale of westerly wind, forced in here. Tne
Pandora has in her convoy, five sail of transports,
laden with gun-powder, for Memel.
MEAD.QUARTERS, STRALSUND.
Adjutant-General Baron Tawast returned, last
Saturday evening, from Demnin, after having on
the 29th ult. concluded and signed a cartel, with
the French Colonel Fays, for the mutual exchange
of prisoners of war.
His Royal Majesty having recalled, under dote
of the Ist of last month, his Minister Plenipotentiary,
Lieut.• Col. Von Rehausen, from his mission vi the
British Court, has been pleased to anpoint in his
stead Baron Adlerberg. Lord of the Bechhamber,
and Knight of the order of the Sword, Envoy Ex-
.raordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary, at that
Court.—(Gettedourgb Gazette yaw 12.)
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JUIGSBURGII, MAY 24.
This morning arrived here the fiae Spanish re.
girnent of dragoons of Algarve, and on the 18:h
the Spanish General, Marquis Hermofilla. Oa the
21st he dined with the Eleaor of 'Freres, and atter.

wards proceeded with the EleCtor, and his sister
Princess Cunigunda, to the Mout, to see the Spanish
regiment of Gondalazara, which marched by in
parade. The regimentals of these troops are white,
with reJ cuffc.— (Stoci iota Gaseatt of lime 111)
STOCEIMI-M JUNI S.
According to the last Presburgh and Hungarian
Gazettes, the Turks surprised, at the end of Apra,
the Servian Camp. near Nissa, but were repulsed
ant: pursued a considerable distance. The Turks
1 having received reinforcements, renewed the at.
I
; tack, and a severe conflia ensued, which lasted
from three in the morning till half-past nine. when
the Servians were c.ompletely routed, and put to
flight. They lost 4830 killed, 7295 wounded, and
800 taken prisoners, with 2 stand of colours, and
6 pieces of cannon. The loss of the Turks con-
sisted in 2180 killed, 3035 wounded, and 180 taken
prisoners.— f St...abets, (rosette, Jane 8 )
:magus, JUNE It.
(PRIVATE LETTZR.)
A report is in circulation that a battle has been
fought between the Russian and French armies, in
which the latter were defeated 1 we are without any
correit information on this subjed, but our best
hopes are for its confirmation.

FROM THE FRENCII AND DUTCH PAPERS.

Diitinic, Julis 3

His Majesty the Emperor and King passed the
whole of the Ist instant on horseback. He reviewed
the Legion of the Njrth.
At two o'clock yesterday His Majesty set out on
his return to head-quarters.

summit. iumt 2.

The Germanic States, who are allied to France,
are solely occupied at this moment in supporting,
with all their energy. the vast designs of the Em-
peror Napoleon. They spare neither pains nor
expense in procuring for this Monarch the means
of sustaining with honour the contest in which
he is engaged, and of restoring peace to suffer-
i.ig humanity. To attain this objeft, all the
Members of the Confederation of the Rhine
have resolved to double their contingents. The
King of Bavaria has ordered the assembling of
a fresh corps of the army in the environs of Ram-
berg, whi,i is to form a jantlion with the Army of
04serva. ion, commanded by Marshal Brune. The
Salon trwTs, which form a pert of the Grand
Army, .tre to be augmented to TO,OOO men. The
King ut Wurternberg has ordered three new regi-
men s t-, march towards Silesia. The Grand Duke
of Baden sends 15.000 men to Magdebourgh : the

e ,acing-tit of Cie Gresd Duke of Wortetnberg has
already set off for Stettin ; in short, the other
Nieces and Sacco, leely entered into the Confede-
ration, me e.:zu to forsish their respedive con•
tiogents.