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London, England, 1810-04-19 00:00:00

which,.however, it was understood, had not
been produCtive of any important result.
By an Estaterte from Orsora, intelligence has
been received that the Russians have occupied Or-
soya, and, throwing bridges over the arms of the
Danube, effeted a junction with the Servians at
Palanka.
It is affirmed that the Lordship of OchsenhausEn,
sequestrated by
,the King of Wirtemberg, as being
• the prOperty of Count Metternich Winneberg, has
been restored to the .Count, in consequence of a
letter from .the Emperor of France, under his own
hand.
UTRECHT, APRIL, 13.—The Duke of Padua's di-
vision of cuirassiets broke up on the. Ist instant,
from their cantonments. at Angshurgh, on their.
march to Strasburg!). -•
The General of Division Friant, arived at Nu-
remberg on the 3d inst. with the head quarters of
the Army of Germany, and a part of the 33d re-
. g tnent of the line.
P nice Esterhazy passed through Strasburgh on
the' 4th, with a numerous suite on his way to Paris.
- According to, advices from Salerno of the 13th
ult. a hattaliOn of voltigeurs, a battalion of grena-
• diers, a battalion of velites of the guards, E. 300 of
the horse guards, and several detachments of chas-
. seurs and • artillery-men, had passed through that
• place on their march to Calabria. The equipages
of his Neapolitan Majesty, and those of the Ali-
. nisters who were to accompany him, had also passed
through for the same ilestinaticip.
The first battalion of the regiment 'of Latour
d'Auvergne entered Capua the-12th ult. on their
march to the principality of Molissa. This batta-
lion forms the first column of the French troops on
-their march for the kingdom of Naples.' The other
two. battrdions of the same regiment were ,xpeaed
there in the course of a'few days, and were to be
followed by three battalions of -the Ist regiment of
-• light infantry, two battalions of the 62d, and to tst
,of the lute, one battalion of the 22d regiment, and
the gth regiment of 'Horse Chasseurs.'
• OPEN HAGEN, MARCT-I 3 i.—His Highness Prince
Christian Frederick will command the troops under
Orders to occupy our coasts.
The English are digging a canal in the isle of Ati-
holt from the place where they build their privateers
to the strand. The garrison of the island princi-
pally consist; of Highlanders. •
His Excellency the Privy Counsellor Von Rosen-
. erantz, accompanied by the Gentleman of the Bed-
_ chamber, Von Qualen, will set off to-morrow on
his mission to Paris.

.JANINA, FEB.. lg.—The English have published
at Janina, and all ports in Turkey, advice to mer-
chants;by which they announce that " the Otto-
man flag may freely navigate and. go to the ports
of France, Italy, Naples, 'or Illyria, on paying to
the agents of Great Britain a tax of 20 per cent.
Th.: mere quittance of 20 per cent. wall be passport
for going and returning." In consequence of this.
desision of the Admiralty at London, many Otto-
man ships are preparing to sail for Leghorn, Naples,
Bailette, AnCorm, Venice, Trieste, and, Fiume.—
(I.looleur, April 9.) .
TRIESTE, 22.-It is understood that the
whole of Istria, formerly 'a 'department of the
kingdom of Italy, will be incorporated with Illyria,
and tl:at TrivSte will be tlie capital and- seat of Go-
vernment. - The kingdom of Italy• will, .as an in-
demnification, receive the. Italian Tyrol.