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4NEO.LT NAIL.
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coLsEteo, MAY 1. ,
v . The troops Which were expected, from the interior
, to strengthen the ei;rdon of the Coasts of Phinerania,
which extend from Prussia towards the,itscitelrof the
Pet•ne, have, in a great degree; arrived at. the places
1 at theii.destination. Some pietei of artillery have
been dispatched from- Berlin to the places liable to
he attacked, such as Stolpmunde, 14genvalde, Casse.
Lore, CaMiri; and Swetnunde. Every where mea-
sisres have been taken to repel the English. ':. . • 1--
.-' ' ODENSE, MAY 17. . • •
S very brist tantonade, such-stewe hare not heard
. since the commencement of the war, began yesterday,
at fire in the morning, and had not finished at noon.
The vigour of the fire was'redoubled during the last
tsto hours, and the
-effect was so great, that the win
slows owe. quite shook. There• is every reason tc
supposerjudging by the direction, that an affair o
considerable importance has taken place towards thi
north, in the Great Belt.
COPENHAGEN, MAY 21.
We have not yet received any official intelligence•o
the naval combat which it is presumed lately took place
They write from Curvier, on the 20th, that an ene
stay's fleet, the force of which was not ascertained, ii
comequence of its great distance, weighed anchor th
I Yth in the morning, and sailed from the coast of Sp-a
-gal. In the afternoon it cast anchor near lialskor.—
Ott the 20th, it sailed towards the south, and left n
• vessel in the Belt.
I MARIBO, MAY 23. t
^ l'he strength of the enemy's convoy, which on th
east entered Langeland Belt, is stated to be five shit
Of the line, sit frigates, five brigs, 4 armed vessel
and ill merchaot•vessels. This fleet stll continue
I lying at archor, on the 1.....'..1 inst. between Gulatar an
Fehmern, on acconneof contras y winds.
ELSINEUR, MAY 26.
,The scarcity of provisions has now risen to such
height, that 9.5. sterling has bcen demanded, and iv:
obliged to he given, for a pound of beef ; and did rs
the Commissioners of provisions still continue ti
sl ingliteritig en oien, how dreadfully would the di
stets he, espeeially fur the poor, the number of who
cat utat be small.'
TURES CROWNS tATTERY. MAY 26.
• From. yes:el-day until to-day, there ha's,* passed 1
ships tipward, and IS ships outward. Yesterday thr
thsedieh gun boats were observed steering along ti
Coast, from the north to the southward. A Swedi
saleasse‘ bound from Gbttenburgh to Stockholi
came to anchor off the battery on account of contra
t.'
. winds. and the chtrunamler of which vessel repo:;a
, I' that there is a convoy of nine English ships of t
lite, with a fleet of merchant vessels, lying off G(
tenburgh, in-expectation of being reinforced by an
tiler convoy with troops. He saw an guglish line
battle ship lying off the Koll.
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• REGGIO, MAY 1.
. The English flotilla has been encreased by the a
r:val of several gun-boats from the squadron
Admiral Cur-11m This we presume is in expect
tion of' a.rettemed attack on the Island this Suinnu
which will certainly be made, and, doubtless wi
mute success than last year, for the longer the En
1;6:1 continue, the greater the leered of the nativ
against them encreases. His Majesty the Ku
has received several representations from the •me
°Olent and respectable inhabitants of She islan
imploring a release from the oppressive yoke they a
compelled, to bear. The contribution' raised.by tie
real enemies and- p-etended friends in the last the
rnonthsvan::end to an' immense sum,
.and the pet)}
I :re eshatioted of ail their property.
The boars of tigr ti tilla 'are preparing for
i summer exetn eit.n with peat celerity,, and three Fel
punts of infantry itiveairieed, under-the eornmai
of M. &We, Cenral of Division. General Greiti
ill be here in the course ot the next -month.
• PETERSBUIIGH, MAY 11. •..
ActlVtlts *ere received in this city by the Minis
r I' reign Affairs, stating that the Preliminaries.
)eace between the Emperor -of all the Russias a
lie Qstoinen Porte were signed on the night of t
Si April. , The' pait•culior stipulations entered it
ter tug nielitiooed ; but .mong them is an article
hid, Turkey is to retain possession Of Wallach
tel RV 3Si it 4.i Mt Vavia and Bessaratial togetl
it ~) vial all the barb ors and ports belonging to them.
'he Later will keep possession of the fortress of
• iael, and the Turks of that of Iliviluirest.. The n
rality of Serfla is 4110,141 and she is to becom
Noy to this Inlet). - .
. .• r.” 014, MAY IS.
i We are muph concernee to state, that the Em
or At pregellc lajaeurs . leader a very severe indisp.
! ion, and will be unable-4o take his proposed jpurt
tut-mg/ tnas pr• vinces. • i4e is atterided by seve
'German and two French Physicians of the first c
'we, sent by his august son.in.law.
Last night a Courier arrived from Paris with
.etches to the Minister of the Interior. Their e
ants lesve not been published ; but we should it
• ine that they were of great importance, as the n
ger travelled with much speed, and an answer i
turned immediately after the Council had sat, wb
ad boa iuoatly PliCil t 9 deliberge en. the $