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London, England, 1813-08-28 00:00:00

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. both pactuall y at the dew at dr sit days Nolo
bat at Dead-quartets it is said the Preset yell not,
so well prepared. The despefate and futile attempt
upon -Breslau indicates, We think, a proof of a hasty
and ill-concerted plan of operations. .
We have extracted from an Altona Paper a French
account of sane -recent events in Spain—Lori Wat.-
Lummox has been defeattid.General Sir TnostAs
rGnsutsat is dead of his wounds—§uciurr and SOULT
tire every where victorious.--Such is the farrago with
Which the inhabitants of the Continent are amused in
the absence of French Bulletins.

Pitteie of the 28d inst. from Heligoland inform ni;
Oat the flag of truce which had arrived there, had on
..board an officer of the Commissariat Department, who
was taken at Cuxhaven, in order to his being exchan-
ged for an Officer of equal rank in the Danish
service. The British Officer brought information
of the Swedes having taken possession of Lolieck.—
The Austrians are also said to have catered Bavaria.
1 The Danes continue to support the French ;—and
20;000 men have joined Devoorr, near liamburgh.
I For this co.nperation the Danish Government is to
receive Monthly 100,000 francs from France. It is
also fuither said, that the King of DENUARIC has
agreed to furnish BONAPARTE with 12,000 horses. It
is certain that the illiona Afereity of a late date con-
-1 tained intelligence that Austria had joined the Al.l
lies, and entered Bavaria with one hundred and sixty
thousand men but the moment that number of the
Journal appeared it was ordered to be suppressed. A
few copies which had got into circulation, were sought
•after with great avidity.—We wish that it were is
our power to vouch for the truth of another stain.
' ;neat in these letters—that Mutter had joined the
Allies. Fatal, indeed, to NAPOLEON, would be the

triSAWVirtireft—BERNADOTTEr MOREAU* and leftutor!
but from the French Papers we know, that the latter
is now at the French Head-quarters, for the purpose
of having a command against the Allies. It is, how-
ever, by no means beyond the'reach of possibilities,
that this Chief, ae soon as he may have an opportu-
nity, will, for his own safety, join the ranks of civi-
lized mankind, against a man who suffers him to en-
joy power only for his own personal aggrandisement,
and who he knows would sacrifice him, did his inte-
rests require it, with as little ceremony as has de-
throned his own Brothers.
There is a Congress now actually at Prague, but
composed of materials very different from those with
which he intended to pack it.. The Emperors of
Russia and Austria, and the King of Prussia, are, as
we mentioned yesterday, now in that city, the corn-
mop bead-quarters of the Allies; and Lord CAtli.
CART, when the Messenger left Reichenbach, *as
getting into his carriage to proceed also to Prague.
We mentioned yesterday the arrival of Mr. STL•
versa at the Foreign Office, with dispatches from
Lord CATHCART. About two hours after, JOHNSON.
the Messenger, also reached the same Office, with
dispatches from Sir CHARLES STEWART. Both arri.
vats are understood to relate to the same subject. It
was, however, reported, after the arrival of the latter,
that 90,000 Russian troops had joined the Austrian
army in Bohemia.
Dispatches were also received at the Admiralty
from Admiral flora, dated on board the DeristiCit,
74, off Rostock, the 17th inditith instant.'

.By the Bet which lately sailed for-Passage and
Bilboa, flat boats were sent out for the more effectual ,
prevention of the enemy's craft coasting to St. Sebas-
tian's.—We rejoice at this circumstance ; for we have
learnt, that, in spite of the vigilant attention of our
navy in that neighbourhood; it has been found iftl•
possible, without the aid of such boats, to prevent St.
Sebastfan's from receiving supplies of men and pro-
visions, which the enemy forward during the night
in small craft, which keep close in shore.

Letters have been received from Smyrna of the
9d, and from Constantinople of-the Wth ult. of a
complexion to induce a reasonable ground of belief
that the Nava co-operates with the Allies in the
efforts now making by the Allies to ccmpel the dis-
turber of Europe to give peace to the world. Free
passage h.ts been gianted to British and Russian
ships through the Dardanelles. The vessels laden:with
corn from Odessa are allowed to-unload at Constan-
tinpple, and for the present, Government pusvhase
the whole of their cargoes for the public serviee.—
These letters, we are happy to add, say nothing of
the Plague, and it may therefore be presumed to
Jaye disappear.' in these quarters.

His Royal Highness the PAINCI Radium artived
at Canton House last night from Brighton.
The. Duke of YORK unexpectedly came to town
from Zgham Races on Thursday, and dined at York
House. His Royal Highness yesterday transacted,
business at his Office in the Horse Guards.
Mr. arrogn, late Secretary for the Home Depart-
ment, has taken an elegant hoMe in Lower Grosve-
nor-streets in the vicinity of his brother, the LORD
PRESIDENT.
The Solicitor-General, Sir ROBERT DALLAS and
family, are returned from a visit to Hampshire. He
relieves the Attorney-General, Sir W. GABROW, who
departed yesterday for his seat at Pegwell Bay, near
Ramsgate.
The Laureatship, we no* understand, is not yet
disposed of; but that the candidates have been :e-
-1 duced to lavo—Mr. Wnizsa Scorn. and Dr. Boar.