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ANIIOLT 31,11 L.

NA'PLEsh 3t,L.Y g.—ln the night betwe.pn

25th and 25111 of June, some enemy's ships 'fro,
Mes,ina presented '‘themselves before Scylla,
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COMlllenCed a very lively fire againsti, our posts
which were upon the flank of the 'town, but some
very heavy pieces of artillery plaeed upon Le Littoral,
obliged them to abandon their first projea. They
then-began firing 'upon. the trp.cn ; this second af..
tempt was.not more successful ; the fire of the•bat-
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teries from that quarter quickly compelled them to
stand out to sea. They experienced a similar check
before
,Catona, and went entirely off, after a fire
uselessly, prolonged doting some hours.
• HOLSTEIN, ,JULY 21:.^,The enemy has a third
time failed in his . attempt: to carry off the vessels
which are on the coasts of the Sound. In the night
between the 17th and t St h, some.,boata manned with
numerous crews, took ,advantage of the obscurity of
the.night to steal into the Sound, and seize a ship at

anchor, the.crew of which they surprised in a profound
sleep. The enemy, hVoUred by, a good wind,
thought to carry off his .prey unmolested, but be
was perceived by good fortune by the batteries ereaed -
on both sides the Sound, and the brisk fire,theY ini-
rnediately made on him, forced him to abandon his.
prey, and seek, safety in flight. Continual cries,
and the sight of the people who composed the crews'
jumping from One boat into another, leads us to.
suppose that one of them was. struck by a twelve-
pounder, and that some discharges of grape•shut,
caused great loss to the enemy. .
We owe to the vigilance of ,the detachments'
placed on both sides. the SOund, and the well; di.'
reed fire from the batteries, the retaking of J 3
laden vessels which the enemy had seized and was
cat rying away endec a presi of sail.

DitIiSDEN, JULY 18.—Sorne battalions of grena7
diers have marched for Torgau, to be employed in
the building of a new fortress there.
It is confirmed that the King will seon.go to
Morilberg ; it is reported that he will set out,on the
oittst, but he will only be absent for a few days.

ST. PETERSBURGII, JULY 10.—A fire at Arct

angel has destroyed a number of warehouses, and
a great qudntiiy•of foreign merchandize. The loss
it has occasioned is estimated at two millions of

rubles.

.~UowaulWll, JULY 2 I .—Yesterday afternoon.the
the! motneter of Reamur, in the shade, facing the
$Olllll, rose to the extraordinary height of 30 de-
grecs (DO ,of Fahrenheit). Not a breath of wind
was perceptible; hut about midnight a storm arose
from the west, which greatly cooled the air,
STOCKHOLM, IDLY 12.—Mrs, CHAR mut, by the
grace of God, King of SWeden, of the Goths and
Vandals, &c. hereby make known, that Whereas,
the term for 'the coMmerciat relations between
Sweden and Vinland, stipulated
.by the 17th Article
of the Treaty concluded between us and the Efipe•
tor of Russia, at Fredericksham, on the 171 h of
September, 18094 expirei on the 13th of October
next,, we have thought.properk.with t he-corcnrrenee
of his Majesty the EMperor of Russia, to prolong
the same for one year from the abovedate,'in'wit.
ness whereof we have set our hand and seal during
the illness of my most gracious Sovereign and Lord,
11, and by this Commnd,

Cli All JOHN"

Drointingsholm Oastlf!, July 71), ;8 r 1.

,COPENITAOUN, jULY 27..—The English frigate
fielder twit ed the day before yesterdaq At Dragoe,
under a flag of truce, for the purpose of exch4yging
32 Danish risoners of war, who were deliveled
and receipts given for then, ;after which the 'frigate
returned back to the Baltic.

ELSINGOBR, JULY 27.—A privateer belonging to
Hornbeck yesterday brought in a ,vessel from the
North Ward, and immediately proceeded Nyith her 'to
Copenhagen to hay.e her examined. A, Portuguese
brig which Came from the Northward, and was
taken .possession of by the row-boats, arrived iiter-
wards and was likewise sent into. Copenhagen. .
c01"BNIIA9BN, JULY 1.1.9.—A foreigner of the
name of SOM.NEERiBLDT, who has twice been. oy-
dered by-his Majesty to quit the Danish Kingdoms
and Provinces, and to be transported over the hor-
dem, hao nevertheless had the audacity to return
again, and his Majesty
,hirnself met him. on the
evening before the last at three-quarters past tin
o'clock, and caused him to be arrested in the Royal
Palace of Amalienburg, He was armed wttb three
pistols, two of which were loaded with bullets, add
he wasjaken from thence to the Citadel of Frede-
rieksham. Hri Majesty has, on thi4 occasion, op-
pointed .a Special Conn, under the presWency :of
Major-Gen.. Vos Lortawrz, who are diretied to
examine, with the strictest care and diligence, by
what means the said SOMNBRPIILDT has again re-
turned into his Majesty's States, the reason of his
having privately entered into the Royal Palace, &c,
ELSINQUER) JULY 98.--.011 this day arrived r,akre-
IA vessels from the Northward, amongst which was
galliot, which is detained by a privateer, and cc-
colding tq the,gmteleAdeel.tratir.n, there ere triuw