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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

*ARTS, JUNE
.219 s

The intercourse, by couriers, with different Couits,
and particularly with those of Vienna and Petersburgh,
is very frequent at present ; it istl,zret ore concluded,
with reason, that weighty matters are under discus-
sion, the developement of which is expected ,with tint-
patience. Various reports are prevalent here, which
have been received from the Prussian territory. Ac-
.cording to some accounts, that power will join the
German Confederation, and place its contingent along
the whole extent of the toasts of the Baltic. Ac-
covcfmg to others, the negociations fot tiniting Prus,ia
to the German Confederation have not succeeded,
that power, now sunk to the lowest ebb, will be
"obliged for went of money, to disband its troops, now
'Melted ask-ay to 20,000 men, retaining only the Royal
Gnarls.

.On the I:th instant, arrived at Leghorn the French
corvette Ls Victorieuse, of 96 guns, and 160 men, in
five days from Toulon ;- and a few hours after came
in sight a small French squadron, of three frigates
and a brig, under the command of Captain Ducks,
.which steered for Corsica ; but on the 18th again ap-
peared before Leghorn. Its farther destination Was Ms-
known but the corvette le VictOriense must remain.at Leghorn fur the protection of the shipping. We
are told, that in imitation of the French military sys.
tem, the whole Austrian army will also be formed
into divisions, having each its artillery, infantry, and
-cavalry, Sander the command of a separate General.
The following are already named as Commanders of
different divisions :—the Archdukes John, Ludovle,
and Matimiliani the Princes of Lichtenstein, Schwan-
venburgh, and Roseiiburgh • Counts Bellegarde and
Klenan; the Marquis Castelet., and General Zach.—
this plan is ascribed to the Archduke Charles.
His Majesty the Ettipefor, with a view of favour-
ing the interchange of letters between his European
'subjects, and those of the colonies, has given orders
for establishing an Office, to be named the Bureau of
Colonial Correspondence. The packets of letters are
to be free of postage, as far as Paris ; and with the
view of pfeventing disappointments by occurrences at
sea, duplicates or triplicates may be sent. Letters
from Marseilles of the 10th say, that two ships have
arrived at Toulon from &hyena, loaded with various
merchandite.

The brig 'Adventure from Bane Terre Muada-
loupe) arrived at Rochelle on the 6th inst*; laden
with coffee.

The 12 Arabian horses sent Ait a present from the
Grand Seignior to the Emperor* lately reached St.
Cloud. They are sprang froM the most celebrated
Arabian racers,

AMAtEIWAM, DINE 28.
Letters from Dantsig, of the 17th instant, say, that
a French cutter, of eight guns and 45 men, has taken
and carried into Dantzig four Konigsberg and Knyp-
hansen 'vessels from Gottenbingh, laden-with coals,
sagO, toffee, brandy, &c ; also the American ship
Rochelle, of Philadelphia, laden with rum, stigaracc.
and the Dantzig ship; the Concordia, from London in
ballast.

Lettersfroln trlamburgh, of the 24th, say, that on
the 2.Sd an embargo vras laid on all vesseli of every
description at Tonningen, by orders from the King.
Accounts front Copenhagen, of the 18th, mention,
that the list English convoy which passed the Sound:
lay at anchor under Maltnoe, and that the whole Das
nish flotilla was assembled over against it, near Dragoe.
On the 11th four English gin brigs took a Danish
gun boat near Thaar, and burnt two vessels which
saved as tkaders.

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COPENHAGEiI, Mt Is.
For the primectiott of the Russian coasts, there las
been assembled a Russian corps of twenty-five thou-
sand men near Revel ; and to render the pints on the
Baltic more secure against any attack, a con,piderable
-dumber of old ships have been slink at theirentrances.
For some days no Accounts have been received from
Nr,rvray. But in the mean time *e know with cer.
taiaty, that the prince of Holstein.has there taken up
Inch a position on the frontiers, .as will place great
difficulties in the way of any attack fic•m the Swedish
General Ainifeldt. . .

VIENNA, JUNE Is.
His Imperial Highness the.Archdlike Maximilian
has lately had frequent conferences with the Imperial
Land Conunissieiner, Count Von Ilissingen, and with
the chief authorities of the 'Circle of Austria, relative
to the organization of the Army of Reserve, and of
'the Militia. Towards the, end of this week the le.
vying of the Reserve will commence ; and 750 men.
wtil► be raised as the proportion for this city and the
ruburhs. lit all the Imperial provieicest eniltetirely,
'there are to be raised 62 .Reserve.battalions, of 1900
men, making a total of 59,800. They are to Abe im-
mediately armed, organized, and exercised for four
weeks succesaivel'. -This reserve body is destined for
reinforcing the standing army. But the militia, whirh
is also to be organized throughout all the Imper;al
States, and is to be unusually strong, is destined only
for home service, and the protection of the frontiers.
The Court of Vienpa is at present engaged in ne.
gociation, on *arious subjects, with different powers
iu the South of Germany, and also with the Courts
of Patis and Petersbu: h. Couriers daily arrive and
depart from the State . Busy negceiations
with the Forte are also on foot. In the Ministry se-
rval changes have taken place ; the Count *Von,Y,el.
lowrath has retired with a pension, and in his tncm
the Count Von Zinzendorf has been ptit at the bead
el doe Finance Department. Baron 'Shard. **ears
-grin to be about to come into (+Kiel' at least has
been bere for some time, and has taken house.-
-This elny the Emperor and Empress saturned hither
has Lititz. •