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London, England, 1808-12-06 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DECEMB:
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ANOTHER FLAG OF
' "Yesterday morning Government
`Telegraph of the arrtival of a Flag

France ; and in the evening an Erpres;
Mr. CANNING'S house with the in;
reported, at a late hour. that two

French, the other Russian, hid aril'. thistok
believe, was not the case. They still remained %
board the vessel which brought them to DOV,er st%
the subjoined letters left that place, at six O'clock l
might.'
•• It is repotted that when these Messengers
lettis24
NAPOLEON had returned to that city. Wyss Ina
there may be is this we know not. Some tuok that-
the arrival of these Messengers is in itself a hodi
proof of the fact, conceiving that dispatches cinch
importance as they attach
,to those now scot Irma
require his presence. It is however extremely inkai
ble that they are from the Russian and FrenCb
sten for foreign ' affairs, and merely relate to die
receipt at St. Petersburgh of the answer made Wale
Court to the proposititione sent by the two Emperors
from Erfusthi The following are our letters:
" DOVER, DECEMBEIL
A nag of Truce arrived off here this mah.
at slay-light, frpm Boulogne, having on boa t
Messengers, due French and one Russian : an enos
was immediately sent off to Deals for the Telese
to announce theis arrival ; and, as soon as the v
-Came into the harbour,.the Flag of Truce was broil*
• • th ••
board of in, and centme s en put onher, and odss
placed on the Quays, to prevent any communitait
with the shore. Nothinglas therefore yet tang)**
as to the object of their visit, but it is rumoured the
they say BONAPAR7AZ has returned to Paris. Ica
-however, ascertain whether.or not that is fact. 'The
Messenger's still remain Oh board the vessel, andorill
till prderi arrive to allow them to profeed ce to
London. They are acconamoda.ted.this time with;
little sloop instead Pr 1: filing-boat, and a Crime
•of a man of War has foizie over iri her asCommaides.
The Russian Messenger is said to be the same wbs
lately came over from Erfuith."
ANOTHER LETTER.
• * 'a Deena's; 02 a Rat
44 A. French boat; with a Flag of Truce, las jet
come to anchor in the Roads ; she has on boards
French and Russian Messenger. They are not pal
omitted to land. An Express has, however, been a
to Deal to communicate to Government the amid
of these persints, and to know if they may be allot*
to land here..
" 6 P. M.-•,•The boat has • come into the hiXots
but no answer has as yet been received from De,
and the Messengers still remain on board. Scotts
have been placed on board, and all conuhntio*'
with the shore prevented.
" P. S. There is a report in circulation of
credit of the persons arrived in the above boat, till
Boxermers is returned to Paris."

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DUTCH JOURNALS,
We have received Dutch Papers to the fail
containing some farther French Official details telade
to the war in Spain. The 3d and 4th
both dated from Patrgos—the former on the 1
the latter on the 15th. They are barren of el"
The 3d mentions nothing of military operatic/10
cfpt the detaching of the Duke of DALMATIAN
is called) and Ceueral Mu.zuun, to Repos",
the contiguous passes, with a view to intercept'
Oallician army in theirretreatfromßilbott. inthe4l
/4,000 men at'e stated to have advanced beyoadVi
ladolid, in searcii-of the English army, and ebele•
mise themselves a day of festivity whezevertbesehmk
forces meet. An affected tone of regret is assumed/
stating, that the expectation of finding them at Vsb
dolid had been disappointed.—g, Would they /111
instead of 20,000, eighty or 100,090 mete it'
the Bulletin.—Oh that they may be so when '
meet the Leitch ! If IslArourozelte

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obtain something like a real olumpl,
allow the British to collect, in one spot,

thousand men! But this be will not permit
prevent it !. With all his boasted courage
tremble to lead his battalions is per '

a host:
The stile of these Buljetins is similar
racterissd those transmitted to Paris
paign in Poland.—But for Reuriaser
Spaniards! Those political sarcasms and all 111._111
derision which used to be levelled against his
worthy ally, are poultd out in torrents
Spaniards.-
A letter from Vittoria, dated the 12th, ricP":.2
411 action ill which 6 or 7OOO English troops said.
.to have been taken ; bust this opry instiect4'
abiitrditieS which the Freucla Newspareil,o'

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