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fjpr
Imported
In the ships Othello and Canawa, from Liver-
pool, ami' for sale by
JOHN WOOD & Co
No 18, Culvert-street.
155 packages c,f COTTON & WOOLtN
GOODS, suitable for the present and ap
preaching season. August 29.______d_
• Wanted,
A young Woman, from 18 to 25 years of
age, to take care of a child, in a private family.
To such as can come well reco.ninended, li-
beral wages will be given. Inquire at this
office.____,_______ Sept 7. ______
Soap and Oil.
200 "boxes Brown, 7 „„,„
tOO do. White, $ " " '
89 cases fresh Florence Oil,
just received per schooners Gorham Level,
and Francis, and for sale by
BUFi iTM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowiy's wharf
July 14._____________________J
"beef:
100 bbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re-
ceived and far sale bv
FITCH HALL, Jun.
81, Bqwly's wharf
July 1 (1
Wanx 1,
A commodious two or three story Brick
HOUSE, situate between Jones'-Fallg> and
H(i#ai'd street. For particulars, inquire at
this office^ Sept 10 ____ d
For Sale,
A new coven il CHAIR, with Harness,
„c. Inquire at Growl's Livery Stable.
Sept 10._____________________<14if
A Handsome Saddle I Torse
For sale at David Baily's Stable, well cal
. ciliated for tbe Troop, will be sold cheap, as
t ir owner has. no use for him.
Seat 10; _________Alt
lor Sale,
123 hhds ~> ()f ___y „nper;or quality
^.T^C white Clayed SUGAR,
16 bhls. J J
5U hhds 7 Of brown do. '
3 tiei'ces3 do. do.
A few hhds. and barrels of first quality
Muscovado do.
60 half boxes Spanish Segars,
14 bbls. prime Green Coffee. Apply to
EATON R. PARTRIDGE,
No. 1, Commerce-street.
Sept 10._________________________<14'j
Marr and Gibson,
No. 7 Calvert street,
Have impo-ted in the Csmuwa, and Othello,
from Liverpool, and Grand Seignior, from
Iiull. a principal part of their
WOOLENS.
Also, in the Fame, a handsome assortment of
Cutlery.
By the next arrivals, they expect their as
sortincnt of Dry Goods. Hardware and Sad-
du rv, will be made complete.
" Sept lo._________________________d
Stewart, Montgomery £$? Co.
jVo. 2.6, Marint-street, Opposite-thelitdian
J_*e»(
Have received b" the Fam<\ from Liver,
pool, Cloths, Casnirneres, Baizes, Flannels,
Blankets, Kendal Cottons. Welch PLius.
K rseys and Half Thicks, Stuffs, &c. which
they oft'-r for sab- h the piece, or package,
They cl lily expect a further supply from Lon
don "and T.iVr.rpo. 1. which will render their
assortment complete.
v o i v r.
Two Warehouses on Smith's wharfs and
the Stove, lalelv occupied by J-amei Somer
vill h Co __'_ Sept. L___ d6t Saw
¦ t) Let,
That new and cpmnwdirtus two stor\ brirk
DWELLING, situ e in North Clmr'esst
aVew doors above Church 'street, and wrji in
ir^r th r< id i M '>\:\ George CrOsdale In
p ,;..i 6f n . nd convenience this II": _e
is r Iciuated to p eks , and wil I f und tola
g'i • ¦ v :'ew Termu.will be made known
b'v application to
CHARLES L BOEIIME,
September 10
Miss Martha Ann Honeywell
Returns her sincere 'thanks to the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Baltimore, for their'polit*
attention ••» tv-r, and informs them that, to
Complete her stay in this city, she intends on
the If tb of the present _onth to move from
JJo.2 N >rth Charles street to Full's Point
sept 10 _________ d4t
To~Sent,
.And possession had oh the 16//; October next.
The WAREHOUSE, at present occupied
by G. F. L Wartield, at the corner of Bal
timore, & How4rd-3treet, opposite tte ware
house of Messrs. M'Donald and I'.idg. Iy —
This stind is equal to any in the oit} 61 Bal-
tim re, for either the Hiy Good, or Grocery
Business, b, ing s dlicient'y targe for the sto-
rage of all kinds ol country produce.
GEO. F. WAKFIELD.
September 1._________________—
The City f ommissio ers
Will please lake notice lhat they will meet
en Tuesday, the 15th instant, at 4 o'crpefc, it
fair, if not'the next fair day, at N'o. 59 North
Gay street, to rectify a dispu e concerning
the said Lot Ad these concerned, will please
attend. JjHN M'KAY, Trustee
Sept 11._______________ d-! 11__
Horses for Sale.
A pair of beautiful bright bat HOPSES, of
Action and figure : they £o finely in harness,
either randum or side and s d.e, and. art per.
fectlv sound,— Also, a handsome bl >od bay
HORSE, accustomed to harness, and goes
¦well under the saddle. They mav b" seen at
J din Meginnis's livery stable, in North Fre-
derick-street, on the ii.'thor lltli ofdjis month,
a.'ter which if not sold, they will be imr.iedi
atelv removed from town.
Sept. Hi. One Hundred Dtillar Notes of the Bank of
altim ne. The finrter shall be entitled to a
Jheral reward (if requhed) by leaving them
At this office. ______Bept 12,______dtt
t'ou tiiey 6c Thomas
SuHK received by the Grand Seig.io),from Hull,
ajvrtber supfli of
104 butt 'lesShEET iRON, Single, Dou-
ble, and Treble Rolled.
Sept 12. d
To Rent or Sell.
The subscribers offer to rant, or sell liieir
PLANTATION, situated in Frederick coun-
ty, on the waters of Little Ptpe Creek, about
5 miles distant from the town of Westminster,^
containing about 236 arrcs, a suitable part of
which is wood and meadow ground.
The above Land, is well ..dapted to the cul-
tivati.ni of wheat, "ye, indian corn, &.C. and
has two large Orchards of Apple ai.d Peach,
of which the fruits of the former in particu-
lar, are of the best kind The improvements
consist of a small Dwelling House, a Dairy
with a good Spring of Water, Ba n, Siables,
Corn House, fee,
A further description is thought unneies
sary, presuming those desirous of renting, < r
purchasing, will view the premises. For
teriiis apply to the subscribers, living rear the
ten mde stone, on the Reister's-town Turn-
pike Road.
LLIZVBETH & RACHEL GIST.
Sept 12._______________ d-it
Fur hale
That very valuable Property on which the
hay-scales now stand. The lot fronts llolii-
day-street seventy-five feet, and runs one hun-
dre i an i fifty three feet to North street : di-
visions will be made to suit purchasers. The
central sit. alion, contiguity to the best water
in the citv, and having the advantage of two
streets, one 8 j and the other 40 feet wide,
renders this property most eligibte for build
ing. For terms apply to
DANIEL C. HOLLIDAY.
Sept_9._______________________eoim
Imported
By the ship Hamiit.m, ca|,tain lohn Thomp-
son, from I'oiuiingen,
White afiid brown PUtiilas,
Q;iadi op e iilesias,
Es opillas uni,
Dowlas,
Biiitanias,
Listadoes,
Entitled to drawback, and for sale bv
FREDERICK C GRAF.
Head of Sili'tu a U eii.
JSejitlJ.__________ eo4w
St. Cro x Sugars,
32 hhds. of very prime q lality, received
per the brig Orlando, enpt. Baty, from St
Croix. Also in Store,
300 hhds, of 2d and 3d quality, which will
be sold at a reduced price, and accommodut
ing credit.
Just received, 39 hags real Carracas Cocoa.
The whole entitled to drawback ; for side hy
HUGH THOMPSON.
Sept 11.____________________ le success
WM DU BUURG.
JOHN CRAWFORD.
N B. Mr Edwards continues his school
at h'.s present place of residence, (M'Chl
land's alky.)__ ___Sept 11. co4t
A Stray Low
Came to the commons, near the Windsor nulls
about the month of July last. She is a dark br in-
die, ami white spntte I, a crop and raalttrw fork h.
'In ¦• g i ear, aid crop and under bit in the lift, umi
ii at present in my pasture. The 1-2 le t X Cut Saws,
2 casks do Hand Saws complete
The above Goods have all been received
lirect from the Manufactories, and will be
sold on low terms by
HENRY THOMPSON,
53, Smith's wharf
Sept. to e.il'.t
Regimental Notice.
The ronuoissioned officers belonging to
the 39th Regiment, are particularly request-
ed to attend at the colonel's quarters, on
M nday the 14th instant, at 6 o'clock, P.
M. as business of importance claims their
attention. By order of the colonel.
GEO. ROHABACH, Adj.
Sept 13.
Van-Guard Volunteers—Attention !
You are required to meet at the usual
rendezvous en Monday Afternoon next,
precisely at 4 o'clock, with arms complete,
but not in uniform dress.
The roll will be called at 15 minutes af-
ter 4, and every person then ab-entfined.
WM. H. WINDER, Capt.
September 12._______________
The members of the friendship I'ire Company,
Are requested to attend a quarterly meet-
ing of the said company, at their Engine
House in Frederick-street, on Monday Af-
ternoon, the 14th Sept. The roil will be
called precisely at half past 4 o'clock.
September 12. ____________
jjaitiinorc Union Folttnteas,
You will meet on Monday After-
noon, at 3 c'cl >ck, in common dress, with
n usicts uud'side anus The roll will becalletl
at hall past three, and absentees fined.
By order of ¦' Captain,
JOHN WH.TELOCK, tat Sergt.
The haltimore Independent Rifle Company
are required to'be pnnettial in attending their
meeting at the new Market-house, next
Tuesday Afternoon, at three o'clock, in uni-
form, and with aims. Persons desirous of
joining this association, will furnish their
names to some ol the members thereof,
with whom they may be acquainted.
Thomas B. Dorsey, Captain.
NEW-.ORK, September li.
A rrvved,
Packet Lord Hobart, Hamilton, Falmouth,
35 days ; ships Illinois, Church, Bordeaux,
63 ; Samaritan, Fairley, do. 45 ; Anne-Wil-
liams, Macey, Liverpool, 40 ; Indian Queen,
Hammond, do. 61.; Nankin, Ricketsotvdo.
Eliza ' mi, Cox, St. Petersburg, 65 ; brigs
Nancy, Cole, Bordeaux, 60 ; Lutero, Con-
nally, Belize, 28 ; Two Ladies, Young, Port
au Prince, 22 ; Fame, Hill, Toimingen, 04 ;
schooners Van Scab, Jackson, St. Croix, 13 ;
Friendship, Avery, Charleston, 8 ; Esperanzai
Joy, Halifax, 16 ; sloop Gazette, Halstead,
Charleston, 5.
Cleared,
Ship Phillipsburg, Leffingwell, Antwerp ;
Pallas, Everett, Amsterdam ; brig Lydia,
Zuill, St. Croix ; Mary Ann, Lawson, Mar-
tinique ; schooner Banister Midyett, Pugh,
Washington.
September 12.
Arrived,
Ships Margaret, Myrick, Bordeaux, 52 ;
George, Taylor, Greenock, 2S ; Rob't Burns,
Waite, Liverpool.
Cleared,
Brig Neptune, Abeel, Jamaica; Thetis,
M'Donald, New-Orleans; schr. Only Daugh-
ter, De Wolf, Jamaica ; Rolla, Barnard,
Charleston.
Late and important.
By ship George. 28 dajs from Greenock.
TREATY
BETWEEN FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
From the Roy-l Hague Courant extraordinary,
Tuesday July 28, 1807.
Paws, July. 2j.
Yesterday afternoon, at + o'clock the
prince, arch-chancellor of the empire laid
the two treaties before the senate »hicb have
been concluded with Russia and Prussia.
He at the same time madea very impressive
and dipnified addres- to the senate.
Between his majesty the emperor of the
French, king ol Italv, and his majesty
the emperor of all the Rnssias.
His majesty the emperi.r of the French,
king ot Italy, pr teclor of the confederati.
on of the Rhine, and his majesty the empe-
ror of Russia, animated with the same in-
terest inputting an end to the devastation of
the war have for this purpose, nominated
and furnished with full power on part of
his majesty the emperor of France and kinj
of Italy, Charles Maurice Talleyrand,
prince of Bemevento, his great Chamber-
lain, and minister for foreign affairs, grand
cross of the black, and red eagle of the or-
der of St. Hubert.
His majesty die emperor of all the Rus-
sias has, on his part appointed prince Kout-
akin, his actual privy counsellor-—
Member of the council of state and of the
senate ; chancellor of all the orders of the
empire, ambassador extraordinary, and ple-
nipotentiary of his majesty the emperor of
all the Russiasto his majesty the emperor of
'Vustria, knight of the Russian order of St.
Andrew, of St. Alexander; of St. Ube ; of
the first class of the order of St. Wolndi-
Blit, and of the second class of the Prus-
sian order of the black and red eagle ; of
the Bavarian order of St. Hubert ; and the
Danish order of Dennebrog, and cf the
perfect union, and bailiff and grand cross
of the sovereign order of St. John of Jeru-
salem ; and prince Demoiy Labaaoff Van
Rost iff, lieutenant general of the armies of
his majesty the emperor of all the Russias,
knight of the first class of the St.
Anne, of the military order of St. Joris,
and of the third class of ttie order of Vv'ol-
odnnit.
The above mentioned after exchanging,
their full powers, have agreed upon the fol-
lowing articles :
Art. ]. From the day of exchanging the
ratification of the present treaties, there
shall be perfect peace and amity between
his majesty the emperor of the French and
king of Laiy, and his majesty the emperor
of all the Russias.
Art. 2. Hostilities shall immediately cease
at all points by sea or land, as soon as the
intslligence of the present treaty shall be
officially received, in the meanwhile, the
high contracting parties shall dispatch couri-
ers extraordinary to their respective comman,
ders.
Art. 3. All ships of war or other vessels
belonging to the high contracting parties 1 r
their subjects, which may be captured after
the signing of this treaty shall be icstored.
In case of these vessels being sold, their
value shall be returned.
Art. 4. Out of the esteem for his majes-
ty the emperor of all the Russias, and to af-
ford to him a proof of his sincere desire to
unite both nations in the bands of immuta-
ble confidence and friendship, the emperor
Napoleon wishes that all the countries,
towns and territories conquered from the
king of Prussia, the ally of his majesty the
emperor of all the Russias, should be re-
stored; namely, that part of the dutchy of
Majdeburgh, situated on the right bank of
the Rhine ; the Mark of Prignitz ; the U-
ker Mark ; the Middle and New Mark of
Brandenburgh, with the exception of the
circle ot Kothus in Lower Alsace ; the dut-
chy of Pomerania ; Upper, Lower and New
Silesia, and the county ot Glatz ; that part
of the district of the Netze, which is situat-
ed to the northward of the road of Urietan
and Scheidemuhi through Waldau to the
Vistula, and extending along the frontier of
the circle of Bromberg ; and the navigation
of the river Netze and the canal of Brom-
berg, from Driesen to the Vistula and back,
must remain open and free of all tolls ; Po-
merania; the island of Nogat; the country
on the right bank of the Vistula and of the
Nogat, to the West of Old Prussia, and to
the northward of the circle of Culm ; Ertn-
rand. Lastly the kingdom of Prussia, as it
was on the 1st of January 1772 ; together
with the fortresses of Spandau, Stettin,
Custrin, Glogaa, Brgslau, Schweiduitz, Nei-
see, Breig, Kosel, and Glotz, and in gene-
ral all fortresses, citadels, castles, strong
holds of the countries above named, in the
same condition in which those fortresses,
citadels, castles and strong holds may be at
present ; also in addition to the above, the
city and citadel of Graudentz.
Art. 5. Those provinces, which, on the
1st January, 1772. formed a part of the
kingdom of Poland, and have since, at dif-
ferent times been subjected to Prussia, (with
the exception of the countries named or al-
luded to in the preceding article, and of
those which shall be described below the
9th article) shall become the possession of
his majesty the king of Saxony, with power
of possession and sovereignty, under the ti-
tle of the dutchy of Warsaw, and shall be
governed accordine to a regulation, which
shall insure the liberties and privileges of
the people of the said dutchy, and be con-
sistent with the security of the neighboring
states.
Art. ft. The city "f Dantzic, with a ter-
ritory of two leagues around the same, is re-
stored to her former independence, under
the protection of his majesty the king of
Prussia and his majesty the king of Saxony ;
to be governed according to the laws by
which she was governed at the time when
she ceased to be her own mistress.
Art. 7- For a communication betwixt the
kingdom of Saxony and the duchy of War-
saw, his majesty the king of Saxony is to
have the free use of a military road through
the states of his majesty the king of Prus
sia. This road, the number of troops which
are allowed to pass at once, and the resting
places, shall be fixed hy a particular agree-
ment between the" two sovereigns, under the
mediation or France.
Art 8 Neither his majesty the king of
Prussia, his majesty the king of Saxony, nor
the city of Dantzic, shall oppose any ob-
stacles whatever, to the free navigation of
the Vistula under the name of tells, rights
or duties.
Art. 9. In order as far as possible to esta-
blish a natural boundary between Russia and
the duchy of Warsaw, the territory between
the present confines of Russia from the Busr
to the mouth of the Lissona, shall extend
in a line from the mouth of the Lassona a-
long the t.oving patn of the said river, and
that of the Robra up to its muith ; that of
the Narew, from the mouth of that river as
far as Suradiz ; from Lissat-; its sourci.' neat
the village of Mein ; from thia village to
Nutzeck and from Nutzeck to the mouth
of that river beyond Nurr;and finally along
the towing path of the Bug upwards to ex
tend as far as the present frontiers of Russia.
This territory is forever united to the empire
of Russia.
Art. 10. No person of any rank or qu-.li
ty whatever, whose residence or property
may be within the limits stated in the above
mentioned article, nor any inhabitant in
those provinces of the ancient kingdom of
Poland, which may be given up to his ma-
jesty the king of Prussia, or any person
possessing estates, revenues,; pensions, or
any other kind of income, shall be molested
in his person* or in any way whatever, on
account of his rank, quality, estates, re e
noes, pensions, income, or otherwise, or in
consequence of any pari A or milita-
ry, which he ma\ ;. ...1 the events
of the present war.
Art. 11. All contracts and engagements
between his majesty the king of Prussia, $•
the ancient possessors, relative to the gene
ral impost, the ecclesiastical,the military 01
civil benedces, the creditors or pensioners
of the old Prussian government, are to be
settled between the emperor ofall th< Riesi
as and his majesty the king of Saxony ; al J
to be regulated by their sail majesties, in
proportion to their acquisitions according to
article 5 and 9.
Art. 12. Their royal highnesses the dukes
of Saxe, Cobourg, Oldenburg, and Mecklen-
burg Schweren, shall each of them be resto-
red to the complete and quiet possession of
their estates, but the ports in the duchies of
Oldenburg and Mecklenburg shall remain i>
the possession of French garrisons till the
definitive treaty shall be signed between
France and Britain.
Art i3. His majesty the emperor Napo-
leon accepts of the mediation of the empe-
ror of all the Russias, in order to negociate
and conclude 11 definitive treaty of peace be-
tween France and Britain, however, onlyr
upon conditio* that this mediation shall be
accepted by Britain in one month after*the
exchange of the rathication of the present
treaty.
Art. 14. His majesty rtie emperor of all
the Russias, being desirous on his part to
manifest how ardently h* desires to establish
the most intimate and lasting relations be-
tween the two emperors, acknowledges his
majesty Joseph Napoleon, king of Naples,
and his majesty Louis Napoleon, king ot
Holland.
Art. 15. His majesty, the emperor of all
the Russias, acknowledges the confederation
of the-'Rhine, tha present state of the pos-
sessions of the princes belonging to it, and
the titles of those which were conferred up-
on them by the act of confederation, or. by
the subsequent treaties of accession. His
said majesty also promises,—information be-
ing communicated to him on the part of the
emperor Napoleon, to acknowledge those
sovereigns who may hereafter become mem-
tefs of the confederation, according to* their
rankspecified in the act of confederation.
Art. 16. His majesty the emperor of all
the Russias cedes all his property in the
right of sovereignty to the lordship of Jever,
in East Fr.iesknd, to his maiesty the king
of Holland.
Art. 17. The present treaty of peace shall
be mutually binding, and in force for his
majesty the king of Naples, J seph Napo-
leon, his majesty L uis Napolean kia? of
Holland, anc! the sovereigns of the confed-
eration of the Rhine, in alliance with the
emperor Napole n.
Art. 18. His majesty the emperor of all
the Russians also acknowledges his imperial
highness prince Jerome Nap leen, as king
of Westphalia
Ar. 19. The kingdom of Westphalia
shall consist of the provinces ceded by the
king of Prussia on the left bank of the Elbe9'
and other states at present in the possession
of his majesty the emperor Napolean.
Art. 10. His majesty the emperor of all
the Russians engages to recognize th£ limits;
which shall be determined by his majesty
the emperor Napoleon, in pursuance of the:.
i foregoing 19th article and the cessions of
his majesty the king of Prussia (which shall
be notified to his majesty the emperor of all
the Russians,) together with the state of
possession resulting therefrom, fo the 80-
] vereign for whose behalf they shall have
been established.
Art. 1\. All hostilities shall immediate-
ly cease between the troops of his majesty
the emperor of all the Russians, and those
of the Grand Seirnii r, at all points, wher-
ever official intelligence shall arrive of the
signing of the present treaty. Tl« high
contracting parties shall, without delay,
dispatch Couriers extraordinary to convey
the intelligence, with the utmost possible
expedition, to the respective generals and
commanders.
Art. 22. The Rrussian troops shall be
withdra ,n from the province of Moldavia,
but the said provinces may not be occupied
by the troops of the grand Seignior, till af-
ter the exchange of the ratifications of the
future definitive treaty 1 f peace between
Russia and the Ottoman porfe.
Art. 23. His majesty the emperor of all
the Russias accepts the mediation of his ma-
jesty the emperor of France and king of
Italv. for the purpose of ncgociating a peace
advantageous and honorable to the two pow-
ers, and of concluding the same.
The respective Plenipotentiaries shall re~
pair to that place which will be agreed up-
on by the tw" powers concerned there to
open the negociations, and to proceed there-,
with.
Art. 24. The periods within which the
high contracting parties shall withdraw their
troops from the places which they are to
evacuate pursuant to the above stipulations,
as also the manner in "-hich the ddferent
stipulations contained in the present treaty
shall be executed, will be settled by a spe-
cial agreement.
Art. 2C. His majesty the emperor of the
French, king of Italy, and his majesty the
emperor of all the Russias- mutually ensure
to each other the integrity of their ponsessi.
ons, and of those of the powers included in
this present treaty in the state in v hich
they are now settled, pursuant to the above
stipulations.
Art. 26. The prisoners made hy the con-
tracting parties, or those included in the
presenl tre,.tv, shall be restored in a mass,
and withoutany cartel of exchange, on both
sides.
Art. 27. Tl . cn-nmTcial relations be-
tween the ir.. ' the kingdom of
Naples and Holland, and t'v: Conf'ed?rated
stabs of the Rhine, on the one side. . nd
the empire of Russia on the othei J ,11 he
replaced on the same footin;; a3 before ti.e
-
wart
Art. 28. The ce'emonial between the
t • o cents of the Tiiuilieries, and Peters-
bnrgh, with respect to each ether, and also
their respective ambassadors, ministers, and
Envoys, mntu Hy accredited to esch other,
shall be placed on the footing of complete
equality and reciprocity
Art. 29. The present treaty shrll be ra-
tified by his majesty the em pet or of the French,
kint; of Italy, and his majesty the emperor
of al! the Russias ; the ratifications shall be
exchanged in this city within the space of
four days.
Done at Tilsit, 7th Julv (seih June") 180'-:
(Signed) C. M. TALLEYRAND, '
Prince ot B nevehfo.
Prince ALEX, KOURAKIN.
Prince D. L. VAN ROSTOFF.
A true Copy.
(Signed) C. M. TALLEYRAND,
Prince of Benevent >«
LONDON, Auoust 3.
Early on Saturday morning a gentleman '
arrived at Mr. Secretary Canning's office,
with dispatches, from the son inent, which
were taken into consideration at a cabinet
council held at one o'clock. The c imcil
sat till near six o'clock, when Mr. Mills,
the messenger, was ordered to hold liini n If
in readiness to leave town at-an hour's no-
tice, for the continent.
The expedition which sailed fiom the
Downs on Friday, under the command of
lord Ludlow, it is stated, has on board a-
bout 15000 men.
Dispatches were received from admiral
Gambier, who, we understand, v as: about
to pass the Sound when they were sent off.:
Our readers saw, by the T, nniugen mail
which arrived on Friday night, that Bcrna-
dotte had set ofi in great haste f. r Copenha- K\
gen, with a message from Bonaparte. The
object of it is belieeed lobe to induce Den- ¦
mark to declare against this country, mena-
cing her with over-running K"lstein, if she
refuses. Admiral Gambier, _o«ever, ws
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