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of the latter had entered Temeswarl under the orders

NATAL INTELLPONCE.

of General RALLErt 3
• The explanation required had not been given at the 1 FALMOUTH, JUNE fi.
. Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, from sono.
time this Gentleman left Petersburgh, nor was it be- nusb,s, in 43 days.
lieved that it wonld be. Orders had been dispatched
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 8.
further to reinforce the garrison of Riga, and the pie= : Yesterday arrived the Sonven.i.Avrr
frigate,
from
partitions- in every direction seemed to indicate ap. a cruize of several months off the Coast of Spain.—
preaching hostilities. He was at Dantzic on the 17th Sailed the °arms sloop of war,' to cruize in the
Channel. Arrived the Acacun ffigate, from Ports-1
of May, where the Fiench garrison had been an-
mouth. Sailed thg ROYAL Gxnace, 110 guns, Rear
mented to 15,0(X) men, and as many more had arrivei Admiral WILLIAMS, for the Rochefort station ; the,
in the immediate vicinity. France has lately been &Ernie.. 74, to cruize off Brest; the Resoix.re gun. I
accumulating a large number of troops in various brig, with a convoy of light victuallers, &c. for Cork ;
parts of Prussia. and the Neptune (2) tender, for lliiblin.—The Tisk bx, 1
..,,,

At Konigsberg the report of a war between Russia
and France had been revived, and with additional
strength ; but it was assumed, that if it did take place
FREDERIC WILLIAM would, from the necessity of his':
situation, be completely subservient to the designs of
BONAPARTE. French Generals had been engaged in
reviewing the Prussian troops, and others were to be
immediately employed in investigating the military
resources to be derived from the Polish population.

Letters from Buenos Ayres, by the Cathcart,
which arrived on Saturday, state that the Alfred,
and some other vessels, have been taken by French
cruizers in the Rio de la Plata. Viceroy ELIO has had
the temerity to take possession of several British ships,
and to send them into Monte ViJeo, on the ground
of their having resisted the blockade he had ordered
of Buenos Ayres. This Officer, with a competent
force, had proceeded to Colonia, to quell an insur-
rection in favour of the revolution which had made
its appearance in that dependency. The conduct
of Ecto had so much irritated, the new Government
of Buenos Ayres, that a considerable portiotvol the
Europeans resident there had been banished to Cor-
dova, and it was expected that a general order would
be issued for every native of on Spain to quit the
Settlement.

a new 98, is expected to be launched the ensuing
autumn The BOADICEA and la MANCHE frigates,
and FAVOURITE cutter, are paid off.
rou-smourii, JUNK 9.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Ltsxxr, from a cruize.
—Sailed his Majesty's ships GORGON and PVLADES,
for the Downs ; and the Tvatax, on a cruize.—The
THRACIAN is appointed convoy for Nova Scotia.—
The GORGON has 352 released Russian prisoners on
board her, whom she will land at Cronstadt or Revel.
DEAL, JUNE. 9.
Came down from the River the Minerva and Wil-
liam Pitt East Indiamen.—Put back the CORDICLIA
with the chief part of her convoy, and remains.—
Wind S.W.
SHEERNESS, JUNE 9.
The STARLING gun-brig arrived, from the North-
ward.