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Norwegian productions shall betrenceforsvad imported
And Aaported from Sweden to Novir#Tlind from Nor-
way to Sweden, duty free.
The Stashing has granted the sof of £lOO sterling,
per annum, for the support of the Swedish and Norwe-
,gian Church in London. The following are extracts:
The number of-the troops in the Camp of Scania is
15,530, with 3000 horses.
CORENHAGEN, JULY 6.
The Danish frigate Freia arrived on Saturday, from
a cruize in the North Sea, with the. cadets, and will
sail in a few days for St. Petersburgh. On Sun-
day two Russian ships of the line, and two frigates,
which arrived on Friday, sailed again to the coast of
Iceland. A few hours later, a French frigate from the
Baltic cast anchor in the roads, and soon after a Russian
frigate from Cronstadt: this latter will touch at Gibral-
tar and Brest.

The Swedish Court has gone from the camp, which
has now broken up, to Itemloss (famous for its mineral
waters) where it will remain about a week.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 10.

The reports of the objections of the Pacha of Egypt
to the expedition which the Sultan has confided to him
are entirely unfounded. There is no reason to doubt
either the good will of the Pacha, or his great prepara-
tions. The pretended appearance of an ancient chief of
yarnelukes 4it Cairo was a fable, and the disorders
caused by the Wecbabi:es, in Upper Egypt, must have
been of little importance, since two battalions of regu-
lar troops have sufficed to disperse the rebels.
It seems, by the latest account's; 'that part of the
Egyptian fleet, with troops on board, had arrived at
Rhodes. Discord still prevails io, the Morea, and the
reconciliation of the parties, and the submission of the
military chiefs seem to hare been of short duration.
Colocotroni has indeed left Tripolizza with his youngest
son, and also several chiefs; he appears to bevies
at Karitana, although he has been forming cabals in
different places. Constantine Pelimessa, one of Coto-
' cotrosi's partisans, has surprised the town of Kalavrista.
Paul Colocotroni was still in possession of Napoli di
Romania on the 2d of June. The Membeis of the Exe-

cutive Council were for the present on board a vessel
which lay before the town, in daily expectation that the
castle would be given up to them. Since the death of
Lord Byron, nothing has been more detrimental to the
Chiefs of Western Greece than the departure of the
English Officers—Colonel Stanhope, in particular, is a
great loss, which Maurocordato will not easily recover.
His opponents will not fail to derive advantage from
this circumstance, which it is apprehended will have a
very injurious effect with respect to the remittances ex-
pected from England.

To the accounts already given of the battle with the
Ashantees, we have to add the following extract from
a letter received by a Gentleman in Bristol, and which
appears in the Bristol Gantt. of Thursday s
U &gm Lams, M** 541524.
" You must ere this haft heard of the disastrous and
wretched state our Government is in lit Cape Coast
Castle, from the continued war with the Ashantees, and
the loss Of GOVIIITIOT Sir C. MICAltrWf, with thirteen
Officers ; and out of 3,500 men who entered the field of
battle, only 200 returned. I lost plenty of friends..
Martial Law being in force, everybody was ordered
out, and amongst them your cousin Dick, in March
last, with the command of 240 block militia soldiers;
our present force consists of about 5,000, against 7,000
Ashantees, but oar allies are not to be depended on. I
was campaigning for a long time, until I got wounded
in five places ; I then had leave of absence, and with
great glee embarked with all my limbs, although I es•
pest again to visit, and that shortly, Cape Coast. I
shall certainly avoid the camp if possible,—this sheet
would not give you any idea of the wretchedness of
nch starvation, Ike. I have every reason to believe that
the forts must be given up, unless we receive assistance
from England, and. that soon, with 2,000 or 3,000
soldiers, Europeans."

Halifax Papers to the 26th of June, and New Bruns-
wick to the 190, have been received, but they contain
no news.

Wanton, JULY 15.—The storm of Wednesday de-
stroyed the binary of all the Sewers that wen in bloom, Mk al
doors, at the loyal Lodge; the poking Mel deaden& um *eater
date the, and oceademed several knouts. no Boyd
party ware foe tea sod the emusemems of the even's&
wheel a sompurery sespladas was seardened by the convilelen
theelsae Waver, teeklikeladeserthe this toe k* the
wake sod ribs were readered lase alleidek turd *ear selt psi
refrodAng, by the sarifying erect of the semi storm. At mom
we have very few discern; bat if Mown should con nee
sweet here for some dme, stab is pettedly uncertain, the Coot
circle will be enlarged by a retake sbooseslon of the Knee's friends.
Yesterday, his Royal Highness the Duke of Yo**
wised at his reddence, Stable-yari4 Sc. James's, from Newmarket.
Widamoday last, Mr. Secretary CANNING entertained
a SeiMisseles party at Gloucester Lodge; amoog the distinguished
visitors were-.4he Marquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD Lord
Dacousve, Lord Damao's, Lord Howom as Wotan", Hat. Mr.
and Mrs. Amu Eaus, Mr. C. R. Enus, he.
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, the Cabinet idis
sheers assembled at the %reign Oeke, Downing.etreet ; wining
whom were the Duke of Wes.ustatoss, the girls of Lasers.%
Haaaowar, Westumezazon, and BATBOAST ; Mr. Secretary Pm,,
Mr. Secretary Cavinne, the Cameos: as of the lbtaniefmne Vie.
counts Mama.; and &moms, and Mr. Writs. The Quad set
deliberatioe above three hours and a half.
Viscount KANNIIIIIN arrived in Dumfries, on his way
from Liosion, on Monday night, and was welcomed with the boded
sociamadons by the whole assembled populace.
PrinC<ESTARIIAZY arrived at Dover at two o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon, its the Sphere steam-packet, from Celia,
after A passage of only two bases and a half.
Lieutenant-General Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK ;Mei?
pared dm* Hanover, whore be stopped a few days. He was
waked yea by several Olken of the Hanoverian Army, who
served in the German Legion in Skill, under his Lordship's
command.

matstalfill TiIitATRZ.—GOLDSMITIIia Comedy of
Spa Revs to Cooper was performed at this Theatre last night, in
which Mr. Coons sustained, for the Ant time, very ably, the part
416"41111* Ms* SmiA, followed, end Limon, by his excellent per-
formance, riveted the attention at his audience. espies and b.
was the last Pieces an apology was made for bins Comma, for
wham Mrs. T. Hu& was an able anbstitate. The House was fully
and fashionably attended.