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yet appeared of this pretended viaory are °Taal,
and, under all the circumftances, we may be permit-
ted to doubt them, till mbre certain accounts be re-
ceived from the theatre of war.
The account received from Conflantinople tome

days ago, of a Revolution in favour of the Allies

having been effeeted in that city, is in force .degroe
confirmed by the accounts received by this mail, and
is farther corroborated by private letters from Hol-
land, of the date of the 29th ult. which were receiv-
ed in town laa night.

We are much concerned to Rate that the Dani(h
letters fpeak of an Englith !hip, and feveral tranf
ports with troops, having been loft in a Rorm in the
North Seas. We wait for farther accounts—No
part of our Expedition could have been in the North
Sea at the time fpecified, avid we therefore hope the
intelligence will prove wholly unfounded. It was on
the evening of the isith ult. that the firft divifion left
the Downs, and there has been no Rormy weather
once.

PRIVATE LETTER.-14AIVIEURGH. JUNE sS.

44 The accounts from Poland, which you will rind

in our journals, (fee abOve) are abfolutely the only
ones that have hitherto been publiihed. Not a Tingle
official letter or report has been yet made public,
either at Berlin or Ha;nburgh ; fo that the taking of
Konigfberg, by the French, on the 16th, is abfo.
lutely and alma univerfally dilbelieved here. Nor
is it believed that the French have had any brilliant

fuccelres in Poland. On the contrary, reports much
to their difadvantage are circulated with a degree of
confidence that would incline one to give them tome

ere fit.

4C It is Mated, that the Ruffians really retired con-
fiantly fighting, from the 6th to the 14th, that Gen.
i 3 enningfen had contrived a firitagern that had fully
fucceeded; it was this—Knowing Bonaparte's efforts
to be always direded again(' the centre, he this time
formed his centre double; or rather made his centre

weak, but poled at a proper diftante in the rear,
pat t of the flower of his troops with a very numerous
=finery, in a moft advantageous pofition ; the centre
having, as concerted, made no very confiderable re-
'..finance, the French bloke it, and in the order of
purfuit, came unawares upon the other body, and by
• elofing of the wings on each fide, were furrounded
and very roughly handled; the corps of Ney and
Bernadotte are Rated to have been almoft wholly
cut to pieces or taken prifoners.
go -It is even raid, accounts have been received from
konigiterg of the 18th, at which time the French
. were not yet there. I have myfelf been in a hook to
day, when a very refpetiable man came in. who laid

he had jull fpoken with a perfon who left Koniglberg
' on the t 6th, at which time the French were not there,
' nor expeCted ; that this perfon had laughed, very
! heartily on reading our newfpapers, things being in
a very different lituation there from what we filppofed.
4, Whatever be the real truth, the want of official
accounts makes thefe reports credited ; and the more
fo, becaufe if the French were in poffeffion, yeller
day's poll lhould have brought letters from Konigf-
berg of the t9th and loth ; and yet (even by en.refs)
•we have no news later than the 16th. The Danilh
papers have no news later than the 9th from Konigf-
berg...they Rate that Bennigfen had wholly defeated
Ivey, who loft tOOO killed, moo prifoners, and all
his own camp equipage. They alto fay, that the
French are in great want of artillery, all their
heavy cannon being at Dant tig, or at Colberg, whichi
is warmly befieged—that in order to conceal this
Want, they have wooden cannon, or rather trunks of
trees, painted, to refemble them. Bennigfen has
taken four of thefe. Marffial Maffena, thefe papers
Rate, has alfo fuffered confiderably."
The following private letter was received by a re
(palate honfe in the City. It is our duty to fubmit
it to our Readers, but it is not of fo late a date as
sor Hamburgh letter 2

" COPENHAGENOUNE 2S.

" We have accounts to-day per an Eltafette ar-
rived at the French Minifter's, that the Ruffian army
was totally defeated on the isth June. The-French
expreftons are, gg the Ruffian army no longer exit s.'"
Koningiberg,-it is Paid, was fit en fire by the retreat-
ing army ; but the French arrived in time to eztin•
guilh it, before the town was burnt down. We have,
however, no certain news of that part about Koningf-
berg, but the ref we have no reafon to doubt—what
is now the fate of Europe !"
gg P. B.The account of Koningfberg is confirmed by
a Sip fent from hence, with a cargo, being returned
with it here."

Yellerday, about noon, a falute was fired from
Sheernefs Gartifon, and from the men of war at the
Nore, in honour of her Grace the Duchefs of BRUN S.
Vick, who paired by for the River Thames, in the
Ct.vnt ft igate..
The numerous frequenters of the Royal Amphi•
theatre, and we may add to it with much truth. the
numerous and delighted admirers of the ig Brave
Ceiti," and the other:performances, are in fome
wanner inconfoltble at the announcement of the
withdrawanee after Saturday next, of the prefcnt un-
rivalled entertainments.

Although the principal Winter Theatres are now
thut, a Summer Theatre is almolt on the eve of open-
ing in the city, with a drama, in which every fcene and
every a& may be truly laid not only to be extremely
interefting to the audience, but to the public at large,
The Theatre meant is that of Cooper Hall; where,
though " Fortunes Frolic" may be played, it will
prove no farce to many an intyidual telvabcconses-na
aftor in the prefect Lotteit.