The National Register.
London, England, 1808-09-26 00:00:00

'CIE NATIONAL lii:GiStElt.

~_%

SW ED EN.

r‘
6i

'

. ,
It is word in some of our Journals, that cseneyal •maon bat,
from ivaut of provisions, been ()Waged to put into Gotteoburgh.

,
OF, RIM AN Y.
VIWIN A AVG. 2'l.—According to letters from Constantino•
pie, of the'Sist Mustaplat Bairactac has declared that " the
Porte has enemies; that she must carry on, a war; aad that all
.the military preparations must be conducted with redoubled ac-
tivity.'.l
Pa S; S BUR G Ac G. .i6.—The Archduke Pala' int ford theA reit.
duke Primate arrived here on the 24th from Buda, and after a
very Alturt slay, set 011 for Luxemburg, but are expected to re-
turn to-morrow. Their hope' ial Nituesties will arrive here on
the 2nd of *weather, and her alajesty will be crowned Queen
of Aluagary on the 7th.
Rktv..ks F 14 ()ANL? Irtn, AL t;..SO. —The States of Stiria,
Carniola,.mid Carinthia, have untlertakep to provide regimen-
tals for those sub-oflicers and privates yr the Militia who can iii
afford that expeuce., Frans Shetikl, Captain of the Militia in
the district of Morburg, has voluntarily 'Alerted, in the name of
his company, to extend their services, if accessary, beyond tits
froatiers.
1 at.t.cit EHRENBRECTSTZIN, Stiff. B.—The French
troops coining from Saxony and Prussia arrived at Frankfort
and, Mentz in such numbers, that Marshal Kellerman Rave
orders that a culuum °Calmat IVO° shoold pass the Rhine far-
titer down the river. The column alluded to arrived here en
Saturday last, but scarcely had a few hundreds passed to the
other sideaf the Rhine, when orders suddenly came for them
ty halt. The whole of this army is now quartered here and in
the adjoining villages, and twanorrow we expect..three more
regiments of cavalry, and a regiment of horse artillery to arrive
in our environs by way of Montabatter. learn; that the
cause of this halt is, that owing to the rapidity of the forced
marches, sufficient preparations have not yet been made for the
supply *I the troops in their further progress. •
We learn from Cassel that they an- at work day and night in
the Arsenals there. The Conscripts also are most diligently
trained to the use of arms, so that a part of the Westphaliata
:army, into which a considerable number of the. Electoral in-
fantry and Cavalry have enlisted, will speedily be ready to tato
the geld.

FROM ME GO IT L,` RG II MA IL.

GOTTENMIR OTT, SEPT. 1(1.-It k reported from Stockholm;
that negotiations were began about delis ering up the It ussittu
Fleet. The follow Mg are extracts of letters from an atm va
board the ictorv, off Rogerswic•k :
SEPT. ti, 1408.—The Russian Fleet are dismantling In
Bogerstviek they have made their position very strong, by
erecting batteries at Baltic Viol, mid Fakt Ruye, but they are
warped so close to the shore that 1 tiiint a gale of what wlll
go near to destroy them. We annoy and harm the enemy on
all.oi.portunities ; and yesterday, on throw ir.g sbeUs, blew up a
powder magazine with a very great explosion.—They are,
believe, very much alarmed and panie-struck, and 1 hope we
shall be able to compel theta to good terms.
" Scer. 10.—Things remain nearly in the same stkte as when
I last wrote. The Russians are moored as close as possible to
the shore. I think the first N.W. gate must completely do
them up. They have their yards and topmasts struck, and have
amazingly fortified both sides of.the mimics+ of the harbour.
. " 4 list of the ships in company ; and I understand the Mien
is on her way to,joiu us : •
" ♦'ictory, Centunr,..klays, fjoliath.. Implacable, Salcette,
Ariel, Cruizer, Magnet, Aolus, Alert, Rose, Thunderer ;
Swan and Baltic, Cutteri."