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to that it •may be eerielutied that the mporta gitcu
lated in ?art.; n 0 ground, respeCting the taking
of Jamaica, and of the C'Apture of five British Men
of \`a r, with, five Ea-;t indiamen.
NETHER ELt3t, JUIZE follo-king Ad-
vertisement has appeared in one of our Newspapers :
--" Information is hereby given to Neutral Mer-
chants, that; in pursuance of orders from high au-
thority, no wares coming from British Manufklories
or Possessions shall be admitted into the Eleelorate of
Hanover, Whatever their destination may be."
ST. PETERSBURG:a, Jura 1 .—M.Vox NOVOSILT-
ZOF has been dangerously ill for some weeks past
of the, rheumatism. Count VON ICALrrzscnEw,
formerly Russian Ambassador at the Hague, at Ber-
lin, and afterwards at Paiis, .died on the c6th ult. of
an inflammatory fever.
M. Vow HOGENDORP, the Batavian Ambassador
at our Court, is making dispositions for his depar-
ture from hence, with his consort and children.
VIENNA, JuNg It:l.—Orders have been issued for
repairing the sluices and fortifications of Venice with
every possible expedition. The Emperor has also
commanded four large Frigates to be built in that
Port, and, to be completely equipped.
His Imperial Majesty is expe&ed to return here.
to-day from his tour to Prague. ,
On the 6th, arrived here the Russian General
SPRENGPORTEN, Commander of the Army'at Corfu;
and it is said that he purposes setting off for St. Pe-

tersburgh.
The Countess of ARToIS, a native princess of Sar-
dinia,. lately at Gratz.
We have rec,,ived from our Ambassador at Genoa,
the c4traordinary intelligence,, that the ancient Re-
public of Genoa ceases to bear that title, and that it
is incorporated with Prance.
From Prague we have received the Joyful news,
that theocarcity which has prel,:ailed in Bohemia
ceased on the arrival of His imperial Majesty, by
whose orders and wise regulations plentyhas been
restored, to the wretched sufferers.

NZTTRIIiVBERG, JUN 4 11.-,lmmediately after the
arrival of the .Marquis LUCCIIESINI from Milan at
Furth, Couriers were dispetthed to Vienna and St.
Petershurgh, ou the suhjeet of the incorporation of
the Republic of Genoa with the French Empire. It
is said that this event will in no way obstru& the
present relations of Prussia with France. .

BERLIN', JUNE 16.—Thc Russian I'rine4 BARA.-
T.INSKY is arrived here frnm .St. Petersbnrgh ; and
TAYLOR, 'Esq, the English • Ambassador at
Cassel, from London. • •

FRANKFORT, JUN I: 18.--The following is men-
tioned from Milan, dated Julie 3 it is reported
that this City will not long form the Capital of the
Kingdom of Italy, but that the -Seat of Government
will be transferred to Rome, the ancient metropolis
of the world. This is,however, highly improbable."
• CADIZ;MAY 21'.—Five days since the Secret Ex-
pedition which had put into Lisbon, passed the
Streights, and cast anchor in the Road of Gibraltar ;
it consists of 60011 Men, on board 53 Transports,
convoyed by three Men .of War. Four hundred of
these Tmops, and, a Regiment, will, it is said, re,maiti
at Gibraltar, and replace the 13th and 14th Regi-
ments of the present Garrison there, who will em..
bark for the Windward islands. Several inutim6s
have already broken out in these Itegiments.—With
regard to:the Expedition itself, it is in a state of in-
aEtivity, and appears by no means in a hurry to re-
pair to it's destination.

Lord Nr....LsON• with his Fleet consisting of 12 Sai,
of the Line, five Ships under Admiral Dims, and
three under Admiral .-RICKEETON, in all 20 Sail, are
cruizing between Cape St. Vincent and Finisterre,
before Carthagena., Gibraltar, and other parts in the
Me di te rraiie a n.—(il(on iteur.)

.I\Ltnn tO,JLT NE s.—Several extraordinary Cou-
rlers have successively arrived within these few days
from Lisbon, in consequence of the arrival .of the
Enp,lidt .Expedition under General CRAI.4 in the
Tagus. As ie'departed the toth of this month, the
conjeaUres to which its appearance gave birth, both
at Lisbon and here, are at an end.
HAGUE, JttNE 17.12Cre ejtpea to see iminedi-
ately appear a law to suspend the payment of all
debts due from the Subjet,l9 of the Batavian Re
public to English Subleas.

ME3SINA, JUNE 17.—The American Squalron,
consiqing of thirteen Vessels of different rates, of
which a part are, in our Port, and 'the remainder at
Syracuse, will shortly sail to begin a new attack upon
Tripoli.