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London, England, 1810-06-19 00:00:00

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GOTTEA'BURGH AIiIIL.

STOCKHOLM, JUNE 6.—lt is confidently asserted,
that the courier which arrived a few day s ago to Mr.
ro EAU GI ERS brought the necessary powers from
the Emperor NAPOLEON for concluding a marriage
treaty between the daughter of LUCIEN BUONA-
'PARTE and the deceased Crown Prince : As yet it
Is impossible to say who will be chosen in place of
the latter, though opinions are in favour of the Duke
of Oldenburg.

Private lettfas from St. Petersburgh state the pos-
sibility Of a change in the Russian Cabinet, Which
rnay in its consequences affect the good understand-
ing at pre-sent subsisting between it and the French
Government. A Diecree has been issued by our
GovernMent, prohibiting the importation of colonial.
produce into Stralsund under any flag whatsoever:
this measure, it is p'robable, may be extended to all
the_poi t.of Sweden.. .ciie 'meeting of the Diet is
fixed for the Ifith of July.
ELSINEUR, JUNE b.—Thiee hundred and for!y-
-four ships from the Baltic", and 370 from England,
passed through.the Belts on the'lst of Jude, under
"strong comoys; the Danish gun-boats came out,
and mere driven back. By their own accounts they
had one gun=boat much damaged, and one man badly
-wounded. A Norwegian "brig was taken entering
t to Sour

Extract of a letter from Copenhagen, dated 24th

" It is said that an Eliglish flag of truce arrived
a short time ago at Gottenburgh; and demanded, in
the name of its Governmen't, the cession of Goth-
land, and thy- placing of the Swedish fleet in the
Lands ot..England.

" Our coast's swarm with enemy's ships of war
and merchantmen. Ail infinite number of privateers
Fruize near Lollatid. Ti.ey have already made many
'captrires. On the night of the 24th we saw afleet,
'con-isting of from 2 to 300 vessels pass Prodluje :
they came from the fast, and -directed their course
West ward.

" They write from Corsier, that in addition to
the vessels which have been at anchor there for some
time past, there hate arrived five others, one of
Which beats a Rear-Admiral's flag, one brig and a
Three ships of war coming from the south
came to anchor the 23d of this month, near West-
nerges ; shortly after a convoy of 100 sail arrived
and ji)ined them." .
Extract of a letter from Gottenburgh, dated
:May 23

"An Esta(ette arrived here last night, bringing
an Order not to allow any ships but those coming
direr from America, and whose cargoes shall con-
sist only of colonial produce, to enter this port.--Or-
ders are likewise given to strictly search the ships.--
't iq Ordt r is likewise applicable in respea to • the
Cargoes they take to foreign countries."

BERLIN, MAY 14.—1 t is said that Count LEHN-

bORF is to go to Madrid, with the title of Atnbassa-
dOr from his M j-sty the King of Prussia.
They talk of a very iminiate alliance which will
Uhite the Courts of Berlin and Paris ; but of this we

cannot say a,iy thing positive or certain..
DoNAwcwrx,, MAY 21 . —Her Royal Highness
'The Princess. of Saxe Heldbourghausen, wit° is to
espouse the Prince Royal. of Bavaria, arrived yes-
terifdy even,ng at Plenfilden, with a suit of three
carriages. Her Royal Highness set out this morn-
Ing for Mun ch.

Extract of a letter from Angsburgh, dated Bth

" It is le; orted that' Austria will cede her nos-
sessiolls id Galli,ll, for which she will be very ad-
l'antageously i3detnn:fied it) another tjuarter.
- " They pretend that Count MErTERNICH WOUld
licit prolong. his stay,at Paris, were it not on account
of these negoctattions."

LEH N E, ill AY 22.— GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS set out
Yesterday for Than, i-) Oberland. It appears that
this Prince has not yet fixed upon the place where
1) will reside.

8-rocKuorm, JUNE 7.—The verbal process made
zt the opening of the bOdy of the late Crown Prince
ha •
--ving, by his Majesty's commands, been commu-
nicated to the Royal College of Physicians to report
Thereon,
,they did so, under date of the 4 h instant,
and stated to be unanimously of opinion, that his
loyal Highness died of an. apoptffciic fit, but that
death might perhaps have beets accelerated by
the fall from his horse.
Lieut.-Geit:Baron CHARLES JOHN ADLERCREUTZ
has been appointed by iris Majesty Mtnister of
State.

The Committee appointed by the King of West-
Phalia to inquire into the 'state of the public debt,
aocl ascertain its amount, haS,tnade the required re-
-123", by which it appears, that the public debt of
the -Kingdom of `Westphalia amoi..nts in the whole to
D3,,-.,493 franca, not including 21,922,3691 f-rams, ;
livhich.remain due to France of the contributions •
irnpose
'on the different Provinces which compo:e
the Kingdom of Westphalia. •
)!‘t)-- 1.1
le celebrated sculptor CANOVA; is at ,vtit

.
employed in' forming two colosal statues, both re-
presenting the Emperor of the French ; one on
horseback the other on foot, -'
COPES HAG EN, JUNE s,—The Royal Prize Court
has lately released the ship 'Herligeneau, Captain
SCHAGUSHOIN ; and the ship Convention, Captain
SLONNERT, with their cargoeS ; and condemned the'
ship Harnent, Captain "KAYDEN. The ship Des
Staler, Capt. EMANS ; the ship Caroline, Captain
RUSCH ER ; and the ship Amelia, Captain MEINERTZ.
LA YEACH, MAY 48.—Yesterday the Duke of
Ragusa
,(Marshal MARMONT) arrived here from
Croatia. To-day an official report to the following
purport made its appearance :

44. As soon as advice was received at Constanti-
nople that a party of Ttirks had .made an irruption
into the boundary distri& of French Croatia, the
Grand Seignior immediately issued a Finnan, coin-
,
manding the evacuation of that country.

With this Firman the Pacha of Bosnia sent some
military persons of distinction to the rebels, to re-
present the fatal consequences which must ensue
if they did not itnrnediately-Obey ; but with an ob-
stinacy bordering on madness, -they would neither
pay any respect to the Grand: Seignior's Firtnan, nor
l;sten to any verbal remonstrances. Marshal MAR-.
IVIOL4T now advanced to their pritlcipA place.of
dezVous, the village Isauch, which he took and laid
in ashes, ard afterwards pursued the Insurgents to
the t ,wn Of PAch ; but no sooner had he at rived
there than they sued for.p.irdoo, and solemnly prO-
mi,ed in future to respect the French boundaries of

The Marshal then proceeded to the strong fcgtress
of Szetten, which, 20 years beforei.hatt made an ob-
.
stinate defence for 37 days; against' an army of
'25,000 rians, under GL:neral Devins.

soon as the Turks perceived ihe pploaCh of -the
French, they hastily abandoned that fortress, though
plentifuily furnished with 'provisiuns and amino
tion, and though they had sworn to defen.l it to the

last extremity.
The Duke of Ragusa then entered into a cor-
respondence with the Pacha of Bosnia ; the negoci»
ations were successful, and good order and tranquility
is now happily restored thoug',out a tract of aounrty,
captaining a population of .25,000 souls. The corps
which had advanced to the Turkish frontiers has

returned to its cantonments, and yesterday three
French battalions entered Laybach, with dru►ns
beating and colours flying.
The Duchesg of Ragusa is at present here.

NAPLES:, MAY 1 6. Yestel day bis Majesty set Out
for the army in Calabria. The corps colleCted there
consist' of a great part of the Royal Guards, ten regi_
ments of infintry, and two ofcilvnlry. Every thing
necessary for a siege and a . campaign in the field is
colleted in Calabi la.

Several vessels arrived from Ostend yesterday,
only half loaded. We understand that they sailed
before then cargoes were coalplete, in c nsequeke
of an expeelation that they would be detained if
they did not immediately put to sea. Isis said that
an. Express had arrived from Paris,' with intelli-
gence that BUONAPA.RTE had stoned a I.),c;ee, pro
tin, the exportation from France or Holland
of ali produce except wine and brandy, and thk
an embargo we, to be laid on all ports atonethe
coast.

The grand Fete given on the loth.instant by ,the
Ci y of Paris to BUbNAPAR.TE 'and I.l4liatA LootsA
was nearly an exact counterpart of the Fete which
took place -on the 23 April. Hor4e-races, lotteries,
clricerts, balls, and fireworks, Were apin the iead-
ing spedacles and amusements of the niy. The de-
coration N hich screened the apparatus of the grand
fireWitrk4 on the (11:1 Nay.oleon evinc,d
ingenuity. It represented a mountain,t the base of
which was skirted with ,rocks, and armt'd µith two
bastions, to exhibit the aspen of imlitary work.
Higher up was the Temple of , Glory, si,aded by.
oaks and laurel; ; and on the-top, amidst a bower
of myrtle; and rose-trees, was the Temple of Hy-
men, the ways leading to which were strewed with
flowers. A ship, the old emblem of the City of
Paris, also formed a part of these decorations. •
,Trie Fete to be given.by the Princess PAULINE is
deferred till the 14th.

The French ships now capture American ships
wherever they meet them. Two *ere captUrvd on
Saturday, but retaken
,by two of our Trivateers.
France has" thus plaeed herself in a state of actual
war with America. It' was reported some time ago
that she meant to issue a formal declaration of war,
but this, ceremony seems to have been dispensed
with. '

On Saturday last, Sir Fir:_.-rs HARTWELL, one-of
the Connnisstoners of the Navy, accompinied
by Mr. PEAKE, Mr. MIDDLETos, and two Secre ti
-
taries, arrived at ,the Fountain Tavern, Duck„/
Plymouth. They have been taking a' general sur-
vey of the docks and dock-yard, and inspecting the
shlps'in ordinary, for the purpose of selec ing such
'as appear best cakutpted to be fitted up for troop ;
ships.
Oh Saturday last, about half-past one o'clock,
during the dinner, hour, a tire broke out at the
workshop of Mr. Balcheior, cabinet-maker, situate
in Thornton-place near the New-road, St. Mary-
le-bone, whip. h entirely consumed the sane, toge-
ther wit i the wttoe of the stock of valuable dry
materials, tools, and work on hand to a considerable
amount. The,prentises which he had lately built,
atA stuck since laid in, were not insured to incite
than hal the amount. What makes it more dis-
tressing, Mr. Batchelor is a young man lately in
business, has five childcm, and his wife now preg-
nant.