The National Register.
London, England, 1811-09-15 00:00:00

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PETERSBURCH, Auc. 14.—Since the navigation opened this
year 84 vvsscis have arrived at the port of archangel, of %s hick
44 were Americans.
The number of ships that entered Cronstadt from the 10th of
June to the 15th of July is 81, of which 31 were Americans and
14 Prussians.—( Moniteur, Sep!. 4, 1811.)
VIENNA, Au c. 22..—. Letters from the frontiers speak of great
movements among the Turks, and of important expeditions
which they arc on the point of executing. It appears that the
Turks place the pr atest possible confidence in the Grand Vizier.
(Jour•na! d'Ausbourg.)

BER Lim 20.—DifTerent letters from Pomerania gives us
very detailed accounts respecting the coasts of the Paltic.
It was fisr some time feared at Stralsund, that the communica-
tion would be interrupted with Sweden, because official infor-
mation had been received there that some English frigates and
many brigs cruizeii bt.tween Stralstuld and Ystadt, and gave
chase t' every vessel they perceived. The departure of the mails
were suspended for some time. We have since heard that these
ships have left that station to return by the Sound to the North
Sea, in consequence of which the packet-boats have been suffer•
ed to depart, arid the communication between Sweden and Po •
cierarrais entirely free. ' _ _

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The ships of war which were seen at the entrance of the
gulph of Bothnia, were stationed there the beginning of last
tylnth. We are still ignorant of their ulterior destination.
The result of alt the reconnoitriugs we have been abx to make
that the maritime force of the English in the Baltic sea is not
cnte-iderable. _ _

The entmy is not in a contlition to attempt any bold enter-
prize, nor execute a disembarkation. There are no troops on
board the ships. The measures of .defence are 90 thoroughly
organize i throughout Pomerania as to have nothing to fear.
The militia perform regularly the military duties, and are greatly
admired fur their excellent discipline.
All is tranquil upon the coasts of Mecklenburg, they are well
guarded, and by the precautions adopted, nu contraband trade
can'be carried on.
• The news which we receive from the Prussian .coasts is ex-
tremely favourable.—(Gcmet lc de France, Sept. 5.)

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MILAN, AUG. 21.—T0-day hying the nativity of her Majesty
the Empress and Queen, there was a Court and spectacle at the
Palace of Mowza.
The Royal Institute, in the Sitting of the 6th of May last,
voted an. Address to his Majesty the Emperor of France, con-
- taming sentiments of regard for his sacred person.
His Majesty the Emperor and King was most graciously
pleased to receive it, and remitted the following letter to the
Italian Ins:iron- t—
g‘ Count l'eradts, President of the Institute, after having re-
called Italy to the glory of arms, my care has been to recall it
to the arrient /lowan- of the sciences and arts.
.4 For this end I have given my kingdom of Italy that form
which to me appeared most conformable to the progress of
Italian literature. The sentiments which the Italian les•i tote
have expressed for rue are guarantees of its zeal to second my
intentions.
44 Toe present having no other end, I pray, M. President, God
may have you its his holy keeping.—(Same Paper.)
" Pah.ce of St. Cloud,l9th June, ltal."