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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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COttACHAGEN, OCT. 13.

SA/1111Ct TUT 34•1116, OCT. 10.

Lowca awls!, OCT. 9.

TIIAACKIORT ON THE MAINE, Ot. E. G.

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We understand that Major-General Von Walters-
doff was arrested immediately after his arrival in
Kiel, and concluded w Alborg, in Jutland.
Last Thursday. the 15th instant, the Minister of
Italy, Count Bernstorf, and Baron Bulow,.Adju-
tant•General, arrived in Kiel, on their return from
klamburgh.—(StJelholm Ciasate, October It I
Luarcic, SEPT. '2.5

An English frigate, which arrived yesterddy,
captured in our Road, a ship which WAS taking in
a cargo for Riga, with two Harnburgh ships, and
one Lubeck vessel. _ _

Intelligente reached ns this day, that the English
h ire taken in the Baltic, five ships, bound from
Petersbargh to Lubeck. The crews were put on
board a ship which was going to Rostock.—(lbid.)

About the end of last month kik Majesty the
King of both Bialise went on board an English
shin of war, with all the Royal family, and set out
from Palermo ; it is said that His hlajtsty is gone
to Malta.—(,bid.)

COPCNIIAnEN, OCT. 142.
As it has been stated in 1 English news-
papers, that the naval stores, &c. found its the
Holm, and taken away by the English, were not of
any considerable value, we cannot forbear to as-
sert, with she strielest conformity so truth, that the
stores, 'matetials, implements, found by the
English at the 1101 m, and either destroyed cis car-

tied off, are at lea.t of equal, if not of a greater
value, than the w,iole Danish navy, now in their
possession.—(Catea t,drette, U.Y. 12.)
_ _

In the course of last week, the enemy's troops
began to embark, and several regiments of horse
and battabons of foot are already on board the

transports lying in the road.
its the village of Chaeottensun,l GOO svaggors
are ip constant readiness to res. ive provi►ions from

on board the English ships. and convey them to the
army Copenha;en asif Ur, Oetela 11)

lIAIIBURGII ANL) ALroNA Pf.TEKS.

Tit Frankfvrt homyl contains the fiillowin3
article :—.• As it has been üb,erved, that both the
Frerch and German Journals, pullish under the
head Fi anckfort, sometimes falie hopes, which some
people entertain of an extension of territory, by the
addition of neighbouring Provinces ; and sann:times
accounts of an approaching change in the Constitu-
tion of the Government. we are authorisi d to de-
clare, that n articles on such subjeds can be consi-
dered as official, but those that appear iu 7Ls Frvack
Friraifort J I, and that the Niewswriters would
du better to wait the course of events, without deceiv-
ing their readers with idle and unfounded predic-
tions."--(Hart Ccoe,p. Get. 17.)

We are assured tl.at France will be enlarged by
the late blarqui►ate of the Empiie, and tat the
Meuse will become its boundary ; one part will be
unites! with the department of the Lower, and the
ether with the department of the Two Ncthes. lhe
latter will consi►t of the late distrias of Herzogen-
hutch, and form .a fourth circle, the Under l'icfec-
lure of which will be at Breda.
Oa the 10th of Oltober, two thousand Russians
will enter Colagn, where they will !email) till the)
can be furnished pith necessaries to return to their
own country.—(llamil. Currelpend. Oat. 1".)

The King of Bavaria, about the latter end of the
year, vt al make a journey to Milan, serf ere His
Fieech Imperial Majesty is expeeted about the same
time.

h is understood that His Majesty the Emperor
'Napoleon has commissioned tat Prince Primate to
arrange the Papal Cent ordat with Germany; for
this purpose, a Special Papal Legate, ptns•idrd with
she nere.sary tall powers, is exreEled at Paris. lhr
Papal Nuncio to the Court of Wirtem! erg, Ccnga,
has orriveli at Stutgatdt, ar..l had his audience of
the King.
SAIONT, OCT. 6.

It appears now to be determined. that our King
shall leave Dresden for W2t.•107, about the 15th of
Novembe►. to receive the homage of his new tuh-
jeas. The Q urn. the Princess Augusta. and the
Counts Marcogni and Bose, will accompany His
Majesty. Count S..honfielti precedes him as Plitt-
eipal Royal Commissary. As all the puhiic em-
ploymenti in the Duchy of Warsaw► must be
bolt by Poles, many hundreds, who were formerly
in good circumstances. are reclocul to indigence.

the dismission of the Germans is carried so far,
that even those who held appointments in Warsaw,
beide the last &vision of Poland. lose then places
if they are oot netien.—( 41,044 AL,COIIo, 03 IS.)
•tSSNA, ocr. 7.
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fleet, sehnta now

Th:y write hum Constantinople,
September le, that Ass