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London, England, 1807-08-17 00:00:00

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setters have bowl received "km Admiral GAN-

ISM, dated the gth, when the,whole of „his fleet,
and the transports had joined.; we may therefore
canfidently hope that in the course of a very few
days We'rnast satiSTaaory.;:iteounts will tic received
from our En.peditioo, which in every stage of its
progress has been Marked with, a. degree of energy
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unexampled in the history of Itipeditions. Admi-
, MINI GA .1.1:41,P,1t Tins not fewer than. 90, pencLuits un-
dcr his comuntid, and *y accompanied by not much
iewer than 30,000 tr00p;;.•..-. ,
The not:fief ;vt. Sira.tdrow put to sea ,on the ist of
August, but were soon chaeed b*ck under the' bat-
teries cif I,le d'Aix by Sir. RioHNito STnacifil•G
who, to we liis,:word or, a rt.ienforabje occasion,. was,
th:lighted to:see theuvand.ivas'of course much mar,'
titled, not bejng able t'o get at, them. 7

LAST al ight,a :Gotieitku.rgh and a ,Tenningen Mail
arrived, but- their contents are not so 'interesting as
might have beeti:expeaecl. '
.letwrs front Copenhagen, dated the 4th :•in-
stant, Iti,nounce the arcival of the English Fleet off
that- Capital : the faCt,'is 'mentioned', Without any.
continent; but it does not appear that any appre-
hensions were. entertained there that any hoStile
operatkns would take place. An .Estafette was,
however,- •iinniediately sent to-the,pRIN6E,REGE.NT,
at Keil, tOinf(nni him of the arrival 'of the
Tie accounts 'from: we aresorry to
say, -are. by no. means of a favourable nature.- The
same ieflaenee Which induced 'the
.Emperor ALEX.
ANDEIi :0 con6lU4otbe Peace of Tilsit, will, we
have no doubt, be exerted to the uttnest aglinst this
Country. The. Ukase, or Decree, issued last Month
at St. Petersburgh, respeaing 'English :Merchants
residing- in Russia, otiords a strong .proof that the dis.;
potition of the Russian Government 'at preseht is far
frOm being favotitable to. English Commerce Every',
'ego' of French intrigue will doubtless be employed
to produte a rupture between Great Britain and
Russia, 'and the =St.' effe4tbal way to accomplish
that ob,jeet be to
.stirnulate ,Bussia to urge Pre-
tensions not only inconsistent with,-..but utterly Suh-
versive•of,,our maritime rights. ' Thesie rights .at
time 'ought to be held sacred, bit 'Mare' especially
at t4e prtiieut nictnetit I;:lhedecided military su-
periority of lii ;ince has enabied,her to dictate to the
Continent.), and has given .her advantages which can
only heyeountetbalanded by our Naval supeilarity.
Every COLlCetibitln, therefore;' which tends in any de-
gree. to diminish that superiolity, must be resisted,
not merely tot the protection of our commercial pro,
sperity, but in order to',secure our independence as a
'Nation. The mission of Sir S. SilAttrz to St. Peters-
bbiglils-Obtiort'Sly conneadd with this subject, • and
We 11714,11 e will be successful I, but we confess our
fears are stronger than our hopes, becauie the pro-
dominance of this French Party at St. Petersburgh is
daily increasing, The, command of the Army is
taken from General BANN WEIN, and given to Gene-
sal BtixaOVDEN; • whose misconduct at the -corn-
inencemen t of the last' cattiPitigii was publicly com-
plained of by General BetaNtosxtl, svh6 is Stated ht
the St. Petersburgh Gazette to ;be dipnissiq the ser-
vice for the recovery of hiS health. The Rus-
sians are immediately to evacuate Cattaro, by which'
the French will befome complete Masters of Dal-
matia. The new King of Westphalia, .Taaosta
Smut/tit-1-c., was' to be crowned at Paris on Satur-
day last, and he is to commence his reign, on the Ist
of ocxt month.. The Siege of, Stralsund has not
yet forpmlly commenced : the inhabitants have
petitioned his, Swedish Majesty to save them
from the horrors of a bombardnient, by sur-
T,lndering the town) but his Majesty answered,
that he had applied to the" French General for an
Armistice, which was refused, except on the Con-
dition' that the French here ,put in possession of
Stralsund, which cantli.tion his Majesty said he
could not comply with. .

'Yesterday the Duke of YOH& completed his 44th
year ; the same wa celebrated on Saturday tit his
Royal flightless's:seat with mucH splendour.; their
IvlAJEsTies, the, PRINCESSES, and all the iI&Y/%11
FAMILY, except. the Duke of CUM6ERLAMD, were
present. The same was likewise celebrated by their
Royal Ilighttess's domestics, at York House, St,
James's, who had a ball and sumptuous supper,
with a proinsion of liquors, Pze, to entertain their
friends wlt.h upon the occ:tsion.
One of the principal injuries' which, the King of
PtivsstA will sustain by the war, which has deprived
him of so great a portion of his territories, is the
loss of the S.ot Works in the Province of Magcle.
buth, which formerly sypplied 'near the whole of
his kin;doin with that nrcessary