' IIOTTERDAN, 29.—1 n consequence of the fatal surrender of Copenhagen, the following renuirks haw, appeared in the Monileur and the .drgua, from which it appear in what light the affair is looked upon at Paris;— " Copenhagen is hi the hands of the English. It capitulated 21 da3

Avn. 29.—The intelligence from the Sound has made a sensible impression upon our Exchange, and we are impatiently waiting to see what things will take.- However, there is yet no alteration in the price of wares. Our bills of exchange are 24 per cent above the usual course. PETiR

• NAPLES, At/G. 25.—The utmost tnnquillity precailg at present in all the provinces of the kingdom of pies. AU the persons who were chiefly implicated Lt the last iinnirrection have been banished the counto., It is generally reported here, that in the - rourse next in‘nith a lan

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COURT ANL) 'OnWedt)eiday, twelveo'clock, their NI Alea* Tlr arrived at Queen's Palace front Windsor ; they were followed by four of the Princesses; the Dukes of Y6rix, 'KENT, and we're in alleedance it !the door of the Palace, to receive their Royal Parents aud sisters, and hande

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' It is lierehy made known to merchants of this place.s that,. in pursuance of the peace concluded ,at. Tilsit, between Prussia and' France, not only all. Prussian ports, shall he shut against English ships, but that also all trade and commerce between Prtissia and England must

Admiral-I'N (/rice, Oet. 10. A Letter 'from Captaiu Mundy., his ader,esseit to 1, ortl Cullitigtvuorl, Whicit the follow is a been trathoutted to the Hon. William th!ar-Atiniiral Purvis. • His Ship at Sea, August 7, MY Loan, I have the honour to relate, that I chased throe armed