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touching tile re netion of Alexandria, the first states
the landing of the Enemy, who rendered himself
master of that town, thyough the treachery of a Chief
of. the Marnelukes, of the name of guts AG A; who,
according to the last arrangements of the, Porte,• had
the comb-land in chief Of that placeb
The French Ambassador has received, by 4, con-
tier, the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour from
his Monarch. Several 'Officers whO directed the
constru&ion of the worki,„eretia for t'he defence
of Constantinople, and of the avenues of the capi-
tal, have received the Insignia.of the Order of the
Moon.

Gen. SEBASTIANI intends to embark .to-morrow
.en beard a Turkish frigate, to inspe& the works ,of
the Dardanelles.--(Honsburgh Correspondeitten of
July 1.) ')
BItESLAW, JUNE 24.-,—The capitulation of Cosel,
concluded on the 18th June, consists of twenty-six
articles, the chief stipulation is, that the fortress, tin.;
less that it be relieved before the 16th of July, is, to
surrender to the troops of the Emperor NrIPOLEC/N,
and the garrison is to march out with all military
honours, and lay down their arms, as prisoners of
war. The fortress of Giatz is invested, and the
trenches will be opened in six days.—(Hernaiurgh
Correspoildenten of July 1.)
COPENHAGEN, JUNE 27.—The number of Eng-
lish Ships which were lost on the Swedish Coast
In the. violent storm of the 12th instant, is now
stated to be twenty or thirty ; which, however; are
said' not to belong to the Fleet of Transports, and
Dot to have had
,any troops on board; A report is
in circulation that Colberg has also surrendered. 7-1.
The English Expedition, destrned for Stralsund, has
not yet arrived in the Sound. Some reports state,
that the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE has- been at the
Wench head-quarters. ' The French troops are said
to have occupied Memel before the conclusion of
the Armistice.

COYENSAGEN, JUNE 28.—The dominions of the
Duke of MECKLENBURGH SCHWERIN have been de-
clared neutral by the Emperor NAPOLEON.—(Copen-
hagen Gazette, June 28.) -

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SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1f307•

CiOVERNMENT have at length received Dispatches
from Lord HUTCHINSON; and we are sorry to say
that they confirm, in a great degree, the details
'which were contained in thin French and Datch
Papers. These Dispatches were brought by
JoirwsoN, the Messenger, who arrived at the Fu-

reign Oflice last night. They are dated at Memel, -
at which place Mr. Joowsow left his Lordship with .
the EMPEROR of RUSSIA and the Kum, of PILUSSIA.
At the commencement of hostilities, the advantage
was in favour of the Russians; at Heilsburgh, in
particular, the Fretteh were completely beaten ; but
on the t4th the Russians sustained a dreadful de-
feat : their loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners
Was, we balietie, on that occasion little short of
20,000. Ine loss of the French was not known ;
but from the immense number of Men that were
engaged, and from the unparalleled obstinacy with
whlob every inch of ground was. for a long time dis-
puted, there can be little doubt that.the number of
their killed and wounded was very little inferior to
that of the Russians. An Armistice, the terms of
which we have already stated, was signed. ort the
22d ult. and ratified by the EMPBROR of Rusin A on the
23c1. The Russian Army had retired behind theNie-
men, and was falling back upon its reinforcements;
30,000 men were eipeaed to join them within four
days of the date of his Lordship's Dispatches, and
30,000 more had arrived at Wilna. The 'above is
the substance of the Dispatches received from Lortl

HUTCHINSON. ,
Another Messenger arrived at the Foreign Office
la ,t eight from Vienna we understand he brings a
continuation of the Deposition and Death of the
•
GRAND SEIGNIOIt.

We last night received French Papers to the 2d
Inst. inclusive. They contain the aoth Bulletin of
the French Army. It confirms the account of the
capture of Konigsburgh ; but we have strong rea-
sons to believe that the number of Ships stated to
have been taken there is very much exaggerated.

Lion :

" Towline'', M(M S.

jsUST as this Paper was about to be put to Preps,
we received the followiag iut6resting corhmunica-

" We are all in alarm, the Consul having ordered all LW.
tish Vessels to depart, and place themselves under the pro.
Cation of Men of War at Wollermeick*. _ • .

" A report at this instant prevails that our rxpolitioa is
stopped at the Sound."

A Letter has been very lately reeeived.frorn Monte
Video, dated the 6th of April, which mentions, that
the principal part of the Spanish Merchants at that
blace had been arrested, in consequence of their
aying been cleteited in a correspondence with' the
French Commander at Buenos Ayres, in which
they gave a emit minute description
,of the British
Force at Monte Video, as well as of the reinforce-
tnehts which were: expected to arrive, when an at-
tack would he mazie on Buenos Ayres.