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London, England, 1807-09-23 00:00:00

CASSEL, SEPT. 3.

Since the arrival of M. M. Beugnot, Simeon, and
jollivet, on the evening of the zalh of Auguft, it is
underftood that our King will not arrive here, with
his contort, until Odober. The organization of his
kingdom will, in the mean time, proceed under the
diretium of the above mentioned three Counfellors of
State. Prince Frederick of Heffe, who has refided
for a long time at Paris, has obtained from his Ma.
jelly the Emperor the relloration of his property and
territories. It is laid that he is indebted for this
favour to the interceflion of the Prince Primate.
HAMBURQH, SEPT. is.

The Great Belt is blockaded by a flip of the line
and feveral (mall veffels, between Langeland and
Corfor ; a frigate critizes between Kiertemund and
Callandlbore ; and the whole line of communication
is kept up liy tome cutters. Two yachts, taken id
the Belt Come time Gnce, have been manned by the
Englifh. At this moment we learn, that the fecond
battalion of light infantry, under Major Sundt, has
been In fortunate as to reach the coati of Zealand,
without lofs; during the flormy night of the ad inft.
FRANKFORT, SEPT. Is.
From Atteburg we learn, that Jutl'u( Bey, an
Ambalrador from - the Perfian Court, had paired
through that place on the 7th, on his way to P
M. Derianger, a French interpreter, was in his ft
Sam Lt.—According to letters from the Ty
Ttieße and Fiume have been taken poireffion of
the French. Upon receiving this intelligence, t
Vienna paper fell two per cent. The fame news
contained in the letters from Angiburg of the toil
Rill it is of that kind, that we muft wait for its confi
matibn by the next letters from Italy.
A (mall part of the French Imperial Guard
coming here to pals the Rhine, the reit are in Hant
ver. A part of 'the cavalry, commanded by lb
Grand Duke of Berg, are snatching through Weft
phalia ; Rill it is not believed that Germany will Is
evacuated by the French before the end of the year.
The troops belonging to the Princes of the Cenkde•
ration, are to be clintoned on the Elbe. Contiageetsi
to keep up their complement, are marching evert
day. The Bavarians alone, having Peen fn much
fervice in Silefia, are to return home. Our fair bee
turned out much better than we expeiled.
Letters from Venice, of the 29th ult. fag', tlx
fquadson of gun boats, Rt. will loon br. in a cook
Lion to cope with the Englifh ; but as the march d
a number of French troops towards Naples has bed
almoß inceffant, it is fuppofed that a landing in the
ifland of Sicily is near at hand. The Milan journal,
of Abe ad, contains the following ambiguous article:
" The fate of Etruria will foon be decided. Get;
Catpentier's divifion has, orders to march to Flores
without delay."

'arlj.

NAPLES, AUGUST is:

A rumour is foread here, that Queen Caroline,
fpoufe to our late King, is dead at Palermo.

VENICE, AUGUST
The report of the French having taken pareffion
of ,the Seyen Hands, is officially confirmed, On the
19th', Corfu, and all the fortified points in the ifland,
Were occupied by them. The Ruffians are getting
ready to evacuate the whole Republic.
HAGUE, SEPTEMBER 18.

The Minifter of Foreign Affairs has given notice,
that he has received official information that the King
of Denmark. in confequence of the circumfiances in
which the Kingdom of Denmark is placed, has di-
rated that the.light of Anholt, Skagen, Fakkeberg,
and Langeland, than for the prefent be extinguithed.