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London, England, 1807-08-10 00:00:00

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SCHWERIN, JULY sl.

The fortrefs of Schwerin, which, according to the
recent behaviour of the King of Sweden, might have
been expeBed to have made a very obflinate refif-
lance, teems to be on the point of furrendering.—
Accordine to our Courant, an Eilafette has brought
intelligence here, that the French General Mollitor
is at prefect in that fortrefs, fettling the terms of a
capitulation. Flags of truce are continually palling
backwards and forwards, and we expeft every mo-
ment to hear the refult.

ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY is.
Our Court Courant of this day contains the official
riffpatches relative to the battle of Friedland, in
which it is acknowledged that the Ruffian army,
after an obilinate refinance, were forced to retreat
about (even in the evening. Our lofs in killed and
wounded is ellimated at to,ooo. Among the former
are Major •Generals Phalen and Matowfki ; among
the latter, Lieutenant General Von Ellen, and the
Major Generals St einhell, Lukin, and Markow.

FLSINFUR. JULY 24.
Yenerday an Enghfh Captain arrived here fr•
Memel, who lefr that town eleven clays ago, and (laces
that all the tnylith (hip• lying there were ordered to
quit the port within a certain time, and that in con-
fequence thereof he fet nut from thence with all pof•
ale (peed, o.lo,nugh he had had only half his cargo
On board. —Loternfragen Gazette, July 25.

HAOLTE,. JULY 25.
According to the laQ acc •unts received from our
King, his Welty is not likely to return to this city
before the middle of next month. Her Majefly, the
Qt2een, is itill at Cartervy, between Burege and
Bagnere.—The canal at Catwyk, which rellores
communication between the Rhine and the North
Sea, attrats atprefent many travellers to that place.
liamburgh Correfpondent of gay 29.

HAMBURGH, JULY 29.
His Highnefs the Prince of Ponte Cory() has re
ceived at Hamburgh a deputation from the States
of Hanover. His Highnefs fet out to day for Bre-
men arid Hanover.

We nnderftand, that the difpatches which contain
the application of Ruffia to Great Britain to accede
to the General Peace, were forwarded the day before
yelterday to England, by a packet which let fail from
Tonningen immediately after they had been put on
board.—Hamburgh Correfpondent of July 29.

HANOVER, JUI.Y 28.
His Highnefs the Prince .IP.nto Corvo is expelled
here in akw days. According to what we learn, a
change is to take place in the countries of Gottengen
and Grubcnliagen, which report lays are to be united
with the kingdom of Wellphalia.

FRANCKFORT, JULY i 9•
The marriage at his Highnefs Prince Jerome, with
the Princefs of Wurtemberg, will be celebrated by
proxy on the sth of Augull, at Stottgard. The tsth,
being the anniverfary of the Emperor Napoleon's
coronation, he has invited the Prince Primate to be
prefent on the o:cation.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

HAMBUROM, JULY 29.—Before this reaches you,
Napoleon will probably he in Paris. Our Papers
are full of the accounts of his art ival at and departure
from different places—of the thunder of the cannon,
the triumphal arches, &c. &c.
On the I 7th he arrived at Drefdcn with the King,

who went to Bautzen to meet him. On the szd he
left Drefden to proceed to Frankfort on the Maine,
where all was prepared to receive him in a fplendid
manner. As to the treaty with Ruda, it is believed
with good reafon, that peace is firff to be offered to
England under Riiffia's mediation ; and that nothing
will be publifbed till the anfwer comes from Eng.
land.— fhe Emperor Alexander paffed through Riga
on the tith, on his return to St. Peterlburgh.
There is a report that there is an armiflice con.
eluded between the Ruffians and Turks.
At Hamburgh all remains in the fame Rate. The
number of Dutch troops does not exceed fix or eight
hundred men.—The Englifh in Altona are again
under apprehenlionc, and many of them have been
packing up ; but at prefent we fee nothing that inti-
mates an intention in the French to invade Holilein.
The Prince of Ponte Corvo left Hamburgh this
morning to go to Bramen and Hanover : it is Laid
he is to he Governor here.—From Pomerania there
is no news of confequence. The works of the be-
fiegers are carrying on without any interruption from
the fortrefs, but only from the gunboats —A part
of the German Legion is at Stralfund ; the King of
Sweden h expo led loon to leave the place.—The loft
of the Pruffian Monarchy, by the Peace at Tilfit,
amounts to 28214- iquare (German) miles, and
4,594,260 inhabitants. It retains 2523: *are miles,
and 5,261,740 inhabitants. Frederick II found at
his accedion 2105 fquare miles, and a,zoo,oco inha-
bitants.