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MoNbAY, MAY 27, 1835.

Thu Hambargh Mail, which arrived yesterday
in course, brings very little intelligence of import.
ance. The Cessation of all Diplomatic intercourse
between the Courts of Berlin anti'Stockholitn ihas
afforded abundant matter for speculation and con.
jeaure "to the Continental Papers. But although
their Ambassadors have mutually been withtliawn,
it is not probable that hostilities Will ensue. There
15 very little doubt but that his Swedish Majesty
has acted in conformity with the, advice, and,
in the event of a War, would_receive the support
of the EMPEROR ALEXANDER, and therefore it is
most probable that the Cabinet of II din will ad.
here to its cautious system of policy and refrain from
however, it be true that the Kula
of fiw itoett has transferred that part attic Dotelty
of Pomerania which belongs to. Sweden to the EM.
r eROR of Rt/iSI4, the consequences may be most
important, because by this cession a large Russian,
Force vain be brought immediately in cotitaet with
be Prussian Dominions. We have not the means
at present of deciding upon the truth of this Re,
port, but there are many circumstances that render
it probable. The French Papers boast of Lord
NE,Liati having been deceived • with respeet to' the
destination of the Toulon Fleet, by false Dispatches,
which were intentionally thrown in Isis way. Notie
.of the Foreign Papers mention the return of the
Combined Fleets to Cadiz.

A private, Letter from Stockholm, dated 155th
May„ received this morning by the gqiniturgh
Mail, says, '' The King has thouglst proper to
make Stralsund a free Port for the itnportJtion of
all British manufafiAres and merchandize, upon pay.
'inent,of a small duty; and is ss otdcred several Re...
iarrnto to much there jelled' itely for its pp_
Otfli,o. It is reported that the Prussian Minister
ls,left. this G.,urt, and thwa has been pub.
lislied by the Cabinet of Berlin, declaring all c(
imuoication hstween it and that of Stockholm at an
„ena lot the present.
.11 is thought that the King of
Sweden's having returned the Order of the Prussian
itigle has given rise to this coolness between* the
is k o Courts.",

A report was yestettloy circulated that Lord N
SON had fallen in with the Combined Fleets-, and
that, after an obstinate aCt ion, he had succeeded
in cutting di* four spitnish Slit of the
We are sorry we are unable to confirm thi,
intelligence; Government have received no such
information, nor is ,the circumstance mentioned
in .any of our Port Letters, We feel it our .dory
again to caution our Readers against giving arty
credit to the many idle reports which of coure will
be ctrculated until some authentic information it,
received respeCting the proceedings of.the Enctny',4

Fleet..
Dispaichet have been received from Mtniral
dAted the i7ll ult. he was ut that

time off Antigua, The French Fleet had, it is said,
b-en becalmed a few days before, off Nevis they
had made ttso ineffectual attempts to land in Grenada.

DISPATCH es, we understand, have been received
by an overland Express from India, which fully con.
firm the accounts already received of the decided
advintages obtained by General Lord LAK&
over the Forces of iIot,KAR. There is the strongest
reason► to hopf that 'these successes have already led
to the restoration of Peace in India.

Friday evening the ROYAL FAMILY kft Kew
for Windsbr.

This day 1-frs MA j EsTy. will hold a Chapter of
the Knigins of the Girter at Windsor, wh-en Earl
DARTMOUTH will be invested tVith the vacant Blue.
R►bbon.

Saturday, soon after three o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at Lord Mulgravels Office, which
was attended by Earls CHATHAM and WESTI4
LAND,IVIf. PITT. &c.

Saturday His I\4Ajityry and the Paptcessas Sa-
PHIA and Am RLIA, attendectby Generals Gwr NNE
and FITZROY, took Rn airing on horseback to
Cumberland Lodge. Her VIAJEsvr, and the other
PRINCASSES, tvec-. to Frogmote.
Yesterday the ROYAL FAMILY, attended by Ge.
nerals Gwvxri,e and FITZROY, and Lady WALDE-
GRAYS, went to Sr. George's Chapel, and heard
a sermon by the•Rev.-Mr. NORTRRY, from the ach
chap. of St. Luke and asst verse. Alter divine
service the ROYAL
.FAMILY went to Frogmore.

TO.IIIOIIOW the ROYAL FAMILY will cute to
Town till attcr the KING'S birth.day.
His MAT ESTI' has appointed a Review ofiall the
Volunteer Corps in the County of Middlesex not
included in the London Distri6, on Harrow Weald
Common, on Friday next.
Lord CHATHAM, and not'the Hon. Lieut. Gen.
LENNOX, succeeds Sir JAMES .t'ULTENEY in the
command of the Sussex Distriel.

Yesterday being extremely fine, tl'e Parks and
Kensington Gardens were graced with the tioall
overflow of B:/;11.17C and Belles. The ride was, as
usual, thronged With equestrians, and the coach.
road was equally attractive.
Mr. MC/RANDS. Messenger to the lion. ARTHUR
PAGET, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of
Vienna, arrived yesterday morning at Lltd MUL.
GRAVE'S Office with Dispatches.
The Gazette of Saturday contains a Schedule of
the rations of men to be furnished by the different
Counties of the Kingdom, as referred by the Addi.
tional Force Alt to His Majesty's Privy Council,
to supply the place of those who have enlisted out
of the Additional Force into the Regular Army,
The number fixed for England is 9000, and fur
Scotland 18001. The time for raising this additional
force is the tst of 040ber.

The folloking is a List of the Committee ap.
pointed, on the Motion of Serjeant BEST, relative to
the Eleventh Report of the Naval Commissioners ;
Mr. Serieant Best Mr. Hawthorne
Mr. Batrurst Mr. Denis Browne
Mr: loddrell Mr. R. Steele
Lord Henry Petty Mr. Giles
Mr. Ilnbhouse *Mr. Ormsby
Mr. l. Campbell Mr. Patten
Lord Glenborvie Mr. Kingston
Mr. Bartle, . Sir Robert Vaughan
Mr. C. Wynne Mr Canning
Lord liinning Mr. M. I', Andrews.
Mr. Holt Leigh

Sir THOMAS Turrott, at the late Surrey Meet-
ing, spoke th language of good sente, humanity,
and gennin'e patriotism, %viten he opposed the Re.
solutions tending to ptijutlicate a cause on which
the Representatives of the People are now sitting in
judgment. The Amendments proposed by the
eloquent /3 tronet do honour to his heart as well as
understanding, and we sincerely wish that his sen-
timents were adopted, and his conduct imitated by
many of those who thrust themselves forward upon
the world with pretences of public spirit and lofty
morality.

It is rather surprising that, NUR It AU should
so long have delayed his departure fur America,
knoWing as he does the character of BONAPAIIT-E,
and the &Inge! he must be in while he is in
any country under the controul of tlae Usurper,
of whom it may he truly said, that " ills but
thought by him arc half performed."
On Saturday sc'nnight the Role Siov of War was
launched at Flivtings, at which thrte was much coin.
piny. She went off, •attar a lirtie dit4culty, amid
numerous cheers. She is tube litted iui bcii at Ports.
mouth.,

Capt. WIGHT 'IS appointed to the Cleopatra; Sir
ROBERT LAURIE, 10, La Pille de Maas. The
Hon. Capt. AYLMER it, prOMutcd to the tank of a
Post Captain.

DU /I 1., I .4. MAY 23.—A Prisoner of respeaable
appearaoce was yesterday brought` up irons the
County of fur examination : he is evidently
a Foreigner, and accounts for having been disco.
vered in that County by a story of iris being ship.
wrecked on the Coast of England, where be became
actittainted with some Irishmen, with vvhorn he
came hither ;'but with what particular view dues
not, as we understand, appear by his arliWera.
SOUTH AlvtrTON. MAY 25. —.47114 day arrived
His Majesty's hired Cutter the Friends; Capt.WoL.
PRIDG es from jersey, with Col, Warr, of the Gar-
rison. The Colonel set off immediately for London ;
and the Captain had orders to return direftly he had
landed him. -

On .Saturday His Royal Highness the DI:Kt of
GLOUCRSTEIi arrived here, and remained at Col•
HRYWOOD'S till Tuesday, when he set out for
Lyndhurst, to meet his daughter, where they wilt
continue for some time.

Mr. O. MARICHAM, of the Navy Board, is to he
removed to the Transport Board and ths Li 11,
E. Bon-wits is to go from the 'Pompom BA.. tit
to the Navy Board. Mr. PALmett is to he super-
annuated from the Navy Board, .and Mr. THome.
60N, Secretary to the First Lord of the Admiralty,
is to go to the Navy itu,itdi retaining his situation
of Private S,ccre tory.

As A V JL NEWS.

Yom the LONDON G,IZirT,E, May 25,.ig05.

Admiralty.Offce, May 23, 1805.

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Coo of a Letter from Rear. Admiral Datres, corn.
mastder in Chref of His Majesty's Ships and Yes-
las at.jantaica, to.lP:ns. Marsden, Esq. dated at
Port Aoyal, March 15,
,1805.

SIR,

I enclost you, for their Llrdihips' information,
a' Copy of a Letter this day received, (under cover
of one from Citptain Aikins, of the Saint), ac-
quainting me of the Rein Deer having captured a
Spanish Privateer.
I am, &c. J. R. DACRES.
Hil MffjestSs Sloop Rein Deer, of Montego
SIR, flay, March 7,180 s.

I have the pleasure to inform you, that after a
chace of five hours and a half,. in company with
His Majesty's Sloop Hunter, I have captured the
Spanish Schooner Privateer Santa Rosalia Galundri.
na, commanded by Francisco Dc Naras, having on
board sj men.
Previous to our ftlling in with her she appears
to have mounted 3.guns, which were thrown over_
hoard during the chace (one of eight and alialf and
two of 4-pound calibre), and has on board musketry
for the whole of her Crew.

She sails remarkably fast ; is vklnalled for four.
teen days ; lett-Caliodam, in Cuba, yesterdayi; but
belongs to St, J.go ; has taken nothing during her
cruize.

The Privateer I have sent into Port Royal, under
the prtheftion of His Majesty's Sloop I-hinter, with
the greatest part of her crew, having only is re.
twining on board the Rein Deer.

I have the flunour to be, &e.

J. FYFFE.
David .Akins, Es,p. commanding his ilidesty's
Ship Seine.