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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1810.

By tile Heligoland Mail; which arrived this, morn--
ing, we received German Papers to the 2d instant.
They contain the intelligence which we have fo►
some time expetied, that MURAT has given up his
.
intende I in% aiion of Sicily. We are at a loss to
know how JOACHIM .will account for the abandon-
ment of this enterprize. His Neapilitart Majesty
(who stems very anxious to rival the once-celebrated
B.iRREK E in his reports of military and naval achieve-
ments) his for a long time past been announcing the
viQories of • his flotilla ; he has published divers
minute and amusing accounts of the havoc which
he has made among the English gun-boats, and he
has repeatedly boasted of the terror' with which he
has inspired our seamen : what excuse can he then
offer for not attempting the invasion of Sicily ? what
reason can he a,sign for not crossing the narrow
Straits of Messina, possessing, as,he did, an army
gieatly superior to the British, and a navy, as he
says, so uniformly ,vietorions ? We fear, however,
that our curiosity will,remain. ungratified, for we
are strongly inclined to...think • that neither the Ne..
apolitan nor the Paris,Nonitars vt ilfi favour the
,world with many comments upon this subject.

We are extrenAly happy to find that our cruizers
Lave been very successful in the NV) th ; no less
than a t D mish ships have been captured. An
order arrived some days -ago at Tonningen, for at •
tachirig all American-ships in that-harbour, the same
order was probably sent to the other Danish ports.
A number of French Licenses have been sent to
Hamburgh, Lubeck. and Bremen, by virtue of
which, a certain number of vessels may sail from
those ports with corn, or other German pro-
duce, even for England ; but it is necessary
that these vessels should afterwards sail for either
Dunkirk, Bourdeaux, or Nantz, with certain
Specified articles on board. They are then to take
in a cargo of French produce, or manufaeture, with
which they must return to the Port from which they
originally sailed.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS has returned to Switzer-
land. How must the noble mind of that unfortu-
nate Prince be wounded by a contemplation of the
degraded condition of his once free arid gallant sub-

jeCts.
LOUIS BUONAPARTE continues at Toplitz.

A report was yesterday circulated, probably for
stock-jabbing purposes, that the Court of Denmark
bad applied to the British Commander in Chief in
the B Itic, and had offered to put the Island of Zea-
land under our prote&ion. We can take upon our-
selves to stale, positively, that there is not the
slightest foundation for the report.

Mr.JoRN HARE POWELL, the American Secretary
of. Legation, who was obliged to return, in conse-
quence of not having been_ permitted to land either
at Calais or Boulogne, set out again last night, with
dispatches from Mr. PINKNEY for General Ak3l-
- at Eiris. It is supposed he will now 1)1°7
ceed via Morlaix.

Dese. rtions from lhe French army in Portugal con-
tinue,daily—seventy arrived in one day—some -of
these were Frenchmen. In Spain, too, the deser-
tions are frequent. A recent proclamation from
General bovul his been attended with the happiest
effects. It held out to the Foreigners serving under
the French, protection, clothing, and liberal pay;
and numbers in consequence flocked to the standard
of the Spaniards. _

We lately announced the departure of Sir HOME
POPHAM, in the :Venerable, for Corunna. It is said
that he is gone to prepare the way for the landing of
troops in that quarter, it being the intention of Mi-
nisters to send an expedition to the North of Spain;
with a view• to operate a diversion in favour of Lord
WELLINGTON. A transport, with horses, sailed
last week from Portsmouth for this destination ; and
Brigadier-General WALKER will sail with'a detach-
ment of the 20th Dragoons for the same service, as
son as the horse transports are ready. If this state-
ment' ,be correet, it follows that the expedition of
10,000 men, fitting out at Portsmouth, is destined
for the North of Spain, and not for Lisbon.
The intended destination of the expedition which
we yesterday stated,to have Sailed from Cadiz, was
San Lucar; hut from the violence, of the gale. on
the evening of the 22d, it did not sail till, the fol-
lowing dai , lest the troops should not be able to
etfect a landing. The enemy observing early in the
morning the number of troops. that had been em-
barked, immediately sent from 2500 to 3000 men
iron) Port Saint Mary's, by the route of Xerez,
-Wliieh force was distinctly seen from the Castle of
'Sr. Sebastian. This event caused the plan of attack
'to be 'altered, and at the departure, of the‘last packet
.from Cadiz, it 'was ascertained that the expedition
had effected A landing at Ayamonte, for the purpose
of at-tacking a small
,Freni h force, in the neighbour-
hood ; Ater which it was to proceed, in order to ef7
4,11 a in! et ion with. a division of the army of Gun.
BALLASTEROS.