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London, England, 1810-10-18 00:00:00

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BURSEN-MAID GAZETTES.

L'Oatmr, SerrEstazu 2.3. —The snip of war Fie°.
nora, Captain 131.41ce, has arrived from Lrrmar. &ace
the Ist instant she has crnized on the British coaq,
and has captured from thence eight English, Ameri-
cm. and Portuguese ships, with very valuable cargoes.
We have not heard of the arrival of any of these prizes
in our harbours.

HAMZI",GH, SEPTEMSSR 28.,--From the Imperial
Cnstom•honse of this city, notice has been given that
21 Imperial licences have been received for the use of
Ottr Merchants.

Cops M AOEV, Oureinett I.—The following Resolu-
tion of his Majesty hasbeen published under authority:
• nis Majesty has been gricionsly pleased to re-
solrethatall shies belonging to the Hanseatic League,
• provided with French licences, shall be allowed free
egress from the ports of the States, notwithstanding
the embargo imposed in all the Western harbours of
-the Duchy of Holstein, and they will be allowed to
convey such merchandize as has not been interdicted
y any Royal Order, and to traffic at will in the pro.
dace of the countrc."
LOWER ELBE, S I.:PTEMBER 27.—The exchange of
couriers between 13;:ris and Stockholm continues with
the greatest activity, since the nomination of his
Royal Highness the Crown Prince. We understand
that matters of much importance engage the atten-
tion of both Administrations, which are only hinted
at in private letters, mentioning the necessity of a
French force, for the purpose of enabling the Prince of
Ponce Corvo to establish his Throne with solidity and
dignity. This day the Swedish Cabinet Coutiez...Ce-
resland, passed through Altoua to Paris from Stock-
holm. •

HANOVER, Ocronn 2.—The 25th regiMent of the
line has arrived front the head quarters of the army
in Germany.. Mnch is said of the march of French
and 'other. soldiers through Hanover on a northern
destination,; but on. this nothing certain_ is known.-1
in the mean time' we also observe extraordinary ac-1
tivity in the Artestpludjan divisions, who are all col.;
lector. in Cassel.
DRESDEN, 8v1;-rmsna 26.—The Count Von Lac
(late King of Holland) continues at the haths of To-
plirz, nor.is there any idea of his visiting Dresden. .
WausaW, Spe-ruminat 17.—0 n the 13th instant,
the ComMander inlChief of the Polish army, Prince
'Poniatowski, took his departure from hence to New
Callicia, for the purpose of inspecting the troops of
this country, and examining into their state of dis-
cipline. Intelligence has been received from Old
Gallicia, by which it seems that the new department
oi Samopel is crowded with Russian troops. Large
bodies of Austrian military are on the. Toad to Buko-
wina, on the Turkish frontiers. For the purpose of
'facilitating the conveyance of soldiers and military
stores, most of the waggons, &c. have been put in
Tequisition in Cgd Gallicta. •

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.
TURIN, SEPTEMBER £R.

The Intendant General of the Customs at Trieste
has notified to the merchants, that Ottoman ships
will henceforth be received in that port as neutrals.
VIENN•I. SEPTEMBER lA.
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A letter from Buch,trest states, that Itudschuk,ea-
ritulated soon at-wr the defeat of the Turks on the
Yth instaut.

LEYDEN, SEPTEMBER 9.6.

, _ . •
Letters from tlie frontiers of Spain contain tbefol-,
lowing details:
The bombardment of Ca3iz is not yet commenced,,
but a brisk-cannonade is kept up against the forts
which surround it. The French continue to work,,
with activity and ardour in fitting out the gun-vessels
and small boats for the embarkation of troops.—
The wood is procured from the forts near Seville,
and is conveyed down the Guadalquiver to SanLucar
de Barrameda, where a yard is eqablished. The
• different divisions of French seamen wit' have lately
passed through Spain to Cadiz, serve on board the
gun sloops and boats we have Mentioned. Several
Andalusian seamen are enrolled hi the nem marine
corps, which will be composed entirely of Spaniards.'
Privateer - continue to he equipped with great zeal,
end those which have already been on a cruize have
made considerable captures, which tends greatly to
encrimige the fitting out of others. The English
send Spanish Officers appear twenterta in great li:Tes
of the siege of Cadiy. being raised, by the diversions
made on several points, but which have hitherto all
been fruitless. The troops of General Sebastiani's
corps still occupy the kingdom of Grenada, and are
improving the fortifications of Malmo and the town
of Grenada. - The parties had introduced
themselves from Murcia into the eastcrn part of An-
tialusia, have been driven back by the French with
loss. His Majesty is still at Madrid, where the fort
of the Retiro has been completed.

A part of die right wing of the army of the Prince
of taut% has passed the Douro, near Herniosilla,
and. has pirectt.d its march towardi Torre de Mon.

corvo. Thf corps-of General . which had
Come'frOm Esiremidura, has passed the Tagus near
Akantara,, and has proceeded by forced marches by
Id;nha info Portugal,. for the purpose of
penetrating by Belinonte to Guarda.. This march
could not .be prevented by. the. English. General
Re trier has joined the. army of the Wince of Esling,i
and threAteris-to outflank the English army. " • 1
General Hill, who with his division near Elvas had
eibserved the movements of the French in Estreina--
Jura, received orders to take a position on the right
bank of the river ZeTitra, for the purpose of prevent-
ing General Regrifer from penetrating farther into
fortna, The position of the English being in the.
mean time exposed to great dangers, they threw
theniselyes between Vivo and the :Lezara, to cover
the t.ltadtf' leading to Coimbra and Lisbon. A. de-
tachmO' tit of English and poritiguese troops had re-
traincd at 4u:tr4l:l to protect that place.- ' •
The Frener army is in pursuit of The English, and
has made .a number of prisoners and taken several
pieces ofcannon.. All the country between Guarda
and pioil...%.liere the English army was encamped
during the, siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, is now actu.illy
Occupied 'by the Free. army.
A French corps, under the command of general
PlAttiel, is marching, on • the right of the Douro,
. gainst Villa Real, and makes great progress in that
The corps of observatOn, on the left Of.
. e :erne' Orr, Is unc!er the command of the Dulte
er "itinautts.
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