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London, England, 1813-06-30 00:00:00

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NOTP 'TRAN'-Nllll rT) 11? TUE iWI'DISti Ctt
i AIRE.; AT COPENIIAGEN, ON TUC
" The reply which his Excellency the "
State, M. de Rosencrantz, has addressed,
of the 10th of April, to his Excellency Cou,
gerstrom, and the verbal explanations gi,
Undersigned, equ .11y cinerary to the digit
King and to the object of the negotiations
tween the Courts of Sweden and DearnaL
no longer any doubt to his Majesty that 4)1
of Copenhagen refuses to acquiesce in the
from which the Mug is determined not to
a result of solemn and the least equivocal tre;
tracted with Great Britain and Russia, an,
cater into any negotiation rending to execte
the satisfaction of Denmark, the -stipuliti
said treaties, his Majesty has ordered the Ui
to declare to his Excellency M. de Roseni
order that it may be laid before his august '
That, all hope of terminating the existing
between the two Courts appearing to be
the Charge d'Affaires of Denmark, at Stocl
been requested to quit that capital
quence of. ills request, the residence of I
signed here becoming absolutely useless,
present circumstances, I.e has received or,
mand, by the present Note, passports
penliagen forthwith ;—llixt, if the Danish
still to return to more pacific sentiment. wii
.to Sweden and England, the Kintr will rec,
pleasure every overture which his I...celir
Rosenctautz shall address directly to his .
Count d'Engerstrem, and which shall be rec•
with the stipulations of the Treaties betweet.
and her Allies. (Signed) "c. stoschuLL.

FRE.VCH PAPERS.

DRESDEN, JUNE IR.

On the 12th the Emperor rr,iewed 15,000
infantry, and artillery which had just arrit
"ranee to j.)in the different corps. of whir
destined to form a part. We admire the
fine appearance of these troops, who upon
Emperor, made the air resound with the
acclamations. His Majesty made several
and distributed some decorations, after
troops immediately set out for their destin,
following day his Majesty reviewed sever:,
11:s guards ; the fusdeers of the King of W'
Guards, and somc other corps.
On the 13th the diplomatic corps met
dinner is the Duke cf Bassano's house
Bubna, de Kass, and Count de Narbonne, lat
from Vienna, were there.
According to an order from the Gene*
:ion, Count Durosnel, commanding in chief
troops in Saxony, all military men belongi
French and allied army who have not' een
Dresden, are to keep away from it.
The Emperor enjoys the best health,
day reviews some corps of troops. We hoi
to possess the actors from the French Th
arc on their route here, to perform di/Strew
Marcolini's Palace.

The skeletous of the Italian Guard to-cl
for Italy.
The Austrian C;cncral Bubna inhabits f
of Austria's Pal::r.•.

The Prince of Schwarrzenherg's he:
bark-., it is said, been ttairsierred to Brandt
Circle of Koeuipgratz.
Pr i,lccs Jahlonnwski and Lubonienki, on
of lune, arrived from Breslau at Pragtv
Wolkonski, and Several Russian Count
llih ; Prince Gallittin, Aide-de-Camp t
peror Alexander, on the 12th t Prince Pt
on the 13th, from Brmdels. Prince Bchw

with one of his Aide.de-Carnps, on the
Prague for Gitschin.

FRANKrORT, JUNE RI.

The kith light infantry, and 39th, 40th,
of the line, have arrived here. These
form part of the army of rhner►ation of

composed of six divtsions, under the comma
Duke of Castiglione.
The General of Division Pdmette, who

mind 110 pieces of artil:ery belonging to
and General I).tde, Commandant of the
have arrived here. By the Ist of July, these
who come in a great measure from Spain will
their positions.

AUGSBURG, JUNE 10.

All the troops for some time stationed in
have been put in motion. There are mai
and Neapolitan cavalry. The Italian park
artillery, which has been stationed here
months, is going to set out for Bayl-entli ;
are to be employed in transporting this arti
BouREEAux, JUNE Q.

The Goletta, Captain Sta Cord, from Phi
in twenty-one days, a:Les, that tlie Amer!c,
under General Harrison, had seized upon
nada : 1500 Indian troops and 500 English
the line, attacked in a small fort, perished
an explosion.
All the English ships of war rn the lak,
Canadian frontiers had been destroyed, wiz
ception of one alone, which was briskly pi
Captain Chauncy.
The frigates United States, President,
press, and several corvettes, had saited
United States en a cruize ; the war has be,
pular ; Congress had assembled, and ha,
nothing. important.
The Chesapevice was still strictly blockaded,
folk was not burnt, but several villages, and
town of Chester at the top of the b 47, where
lish were at anchor.

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tions of this.
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differences
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the Under.
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to quit Co-
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with respect
receive with
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reen Sweden
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OM cavalry,
irrived from
ich they are
beauty and
n s.eing the
most lively
promotions,
which. the
ration. The
val corps of
Arestplslia's
to a grand
se I Cannot
uely arrived
ral of Divi.
4the French
ging to the
n ordered to
and nit*
Ppe ere long
heatrio who
at ranee in
•
day set out
the Minim,
eadiciarters,
deli, in the
on the lath.
to ;—prince
iers, on the
to the Em.
'ooiatowski,
rartzen
12tkirs
and 10$111
e regiments .
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nand of the
I is to corn.
Co this army,
Engineers,
ese divisions
will occupy •
n this town
any Italian .
k of reserve ,
e for three
1060 horses
finery. .
can troops, et
Upper Ca.
s!: troops of
!cl in it by •
les on the
rich the es.
'ursued by
and Con.
from the.
recome po.
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did. Nov
the small
r the Eng..