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;e is said to
much to be
its will -sec

iattly from
:he Turkish
.osorowsky•
tophia. The
)roposals for
dtp: more,
viz. Sellalib
much skilled
treat on the
► the 12th in-
Iv of troops,
re not quite

,ins on board

Sweden, some
d among the
. has captured
Am to Malmoe,

.ards of twenty
.:rescent frigate,
sent to Sweden;
marine officers.
:e, their passage ;.
'or these several
rhich is become 1
the steeples we./
ish ships, srvinch
,y ice, one ship
brigs, are said to
:h at one time
(ce together, and
ide their fate.—
stationed bcfo::e
cd they remained
ye been blocked

It was driven off
, where she was
oni land was too
her with sllccess,
. tip ail sails, to
she was_olis,,,rved
:red them again.
•ee privateers, re-
tvoy of 13 or 14
:es confirmation.
Bornholm, was
tes, but escaped.
if war on bard.

General Oudinot's
-y of Fulda. It is
zed with the corps
be 30,000 strong.
passed through
Mentz, and thence

.ish fr;gate of 44
I.Andstrup, at ten
'ed, that only five
red,

is could be saved ;

te C MIN',

:n Vienna and Pa-
isk now. French
an Constantinople.
itornanzow, in Pa-

inate Oenerals De.

,Tripire.

lAN. 27.

a greats dearth of
;s last fortnight.—
in fill all the public
itrs even are rare,

'owns, once so pro-

at present, The
,mbargo in America
tl-.e merchants in
s tit Holland, where

Lrc e.

some pr:.vate lutcrs from Alv:ria stAte, that the
Ic..chduke Civ.:ll:ii will, under certain circumstances,
rn.tkea jo;.;rney to Ile and seine persons szem in-
clined to roport.

VENICI. DEC. 4.
The Russian Imperial squadron, consisting of nine
small frigates, corvettes, and some transports, has
hid almost twelve months in our Grand Canal near
the ri• er di Schravoni.
I•hs.-tr Malamocci a frigate and two corvettes lie in
readiness to sail--in case an English frigate should
appe::r, immediately to go in quest of her.
Nc ships of war are actually building in the ar-
senal.

VIENNA, JAN. it.
This clay's Gazette contains the following intelli-
gence from Turkey :
" According to the most authentic advices from
Constantinople tranquillity remained undisturbed.—
The Grand Seignior Machniud had firmly denied to
the Janissaries all their further demands. The road
to Rornelia is also perfectly safe, and the most
valuable caravans of merchandize pass and repass
quite unmolested. Only a single transport of them
has been attacked in the neighbourhood of Adria-
nople, by a crowd of Symens who escaped from the
massacre on the 14th November. but the goods for
of those Ja- the most part were saved.
A Halli Sheriff or Mandate of the Grand Seig-
Chan of the nior, empowered the Vizier Zeaya Mchmisch Pacha,
is and Cadro to make the most indefatigable and active continuance
`es having of the warlike preparations by land sea.
it way, :lade "On the Bth December public notice was given at
:re beaten off. Constantinople of the formal opening of a Congress
;offered great for Peace with Russia, at Bucharest, and that the
. hear the Cap- Reis Effendi and Ariff Effendi are destined to be the
Chan of Tartars, •
negotiators—the latter has hitherto conducted the
negotiations at the Dardanelles with the British Mi-
ha Bairactar nister! Adair. The brother of Prince Donistrasky is
!to be interpreter on the occasion."

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Papers to the 28th ult. from which we have given a
few extracts, but they present little novelty.

" By the Black Joke lugger, arrived at Pymouth, in
14. days from Lisbon, we learn, that when she sailed
a considerable number of transports was lying in the
Tagus, with troops on boar& and ready to sail at a
moment's notice.
The Black Joke called off Corunna on Friday last,
but saw neither French nor Spanish colours flying
there, or any person on the shore ; nor did the town
exhibit any appearance of having suffered by a con-
flagraion, as lately reported.

It is pretty confidently asserted in some political
circles that the Achates from Barbadoes, the arrival
of which vessel has been already announced, brought
intelligence of the relinquishment, for the present, of
the intended attack upon Martinique ; the supplies
lately received by that island having rendered, it too
formidable to be assailed with any rational hope of

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. O.
So great a want of the, necessaeics of life
prevail in the island of Corfu, that it is el
feared that the garrison and inhebitanti
themselves forced to surrender.
The Russian Officer who arHvel here I,
Jassy, is said to have brought a letter to a
Government, from the Russian General Prc
He returned on the oth by Cevalla and :io
General's letter seems to have curetained pr,
peace,- for immediately after the Officer's
the forte appointed Plenipotentiaries, v
Effendi and a son of Murat Mola, one m
in the Mussulman Laws ; they are to t
frontiers, and will, it is said, set out en t
stant ; they are to be escorted by a body
as the roads by Sophia to Bucharest ari
safe.
The English Minister Adair still remai•
his frigate in the Dardanelles.
At last intelligence has been received f
nissaries, who sent to the village of the C
Tartar Chan, to seize the Captain Paella
Paella. The number of. these Janissarie
creased to more than 10,000 men on theii
an attack on the entrenchments, but wen
They lost two of their fieldpieces, and st
loss in killed and wounded, but we now h
tain Facha, Cadro Paella, and the Chan
are going to Rudschuk.
No doubt now remains that Must*
lost his life in the late Revolution.
COPENHAGEN, DEC. Si.
According to private accounts from S
symptoms of discontent had appeared
Great. The Danish privateer Napoleon
a Swedish vessel, bound from Stockholm
'with regimentals for the troops.
7.—Some days back upwa
English prisoners of war• from the Cr,
passed through here to Elsineur to be se
among them are, five naval and one it
As the Sound is now full of floating ice
will be attended with difficulties. Fo
days we have had a severe frost, vel
smarter by an easterly wind. From t
see a convoy or from 16 to '2O .Englisl
left, the Baltic too late, surrounded b 1
of the line, one frigate and three bri
be among them ; the currents which
pushes, by the help of the wind, the in
at another separates it, will soon decii
The English ships of war which were s
Ilelsingberg sailed just in time : had
but a tew days longer, they would has
in by the ice which has settled there.
On the sth, a large merchantman
Malrnoe by the ice, beyond Dragoe,
obliged to remain ; but her distance fie
great for our batteries to cannonade h
as it proved upon trying it. She set
endeavour to disengage herself, and el
to hoist American colours, but lower
At Elsineur it is rumoured, that three
turning from Bornholm, took a cony
ships, in the Baltic, but this require
One of our privateers, returning from
chased by two of the enemy's frigate
He is said to have several prisoners of
1-LANAU, JAN. 17.
A great number of the troops of G
corps 'Live been sent into the country
• said, two more divisions will be unite
of the said General, so that it will b
A corps of French Hussars, mho
Frankfort, marched on the 16t1,1 to M
again to Frankfort.
AUGSBURGH, DEC. is
On the sth of December an Englif
guns and 265 men, foundered oft' L
o'clock at night. It is to be regrette
, •
Officers and 55 seamen could be save
Neither ship nor any of her guns
every exertion was made to save the
JANUARY 19.
The exchange of Couriers betweer
ris, through this place, is very tris
Couriers also often pass to and from
Las week two Couriers for Count
ris, passed through this city.
The King of Bavaria will nornin
rey and \Vrede Marshals of the Em
EANKS OF THE ELBE, J'
All the Mails still remain due ; a
L..
news was never known than for thi:
•
The French Bulletins from Spain
k • papers cn the Continent. Rumcin
and the Exchange of the Hanse
Tc
• lift:. in them, hardly produces one
news of the centinuance of the Em
has caused a great sensation :mote
the North of Germany, as well as
Colonial proAice begins to be scar.
Some pr'.eate letters from Aur: