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GENERAL ELECTION, . AT a numerous and moil refpeaable Meeting of the INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LONDON, convened by Public Advertifemeot at the New London Tavern, Chespfide, the 3cth April, _ . - - . . Mr. Aid, rman DOMViLLE, in the Chair, . Refolved unanimettay. • That Mr. Alderman 'Comae having difcharged with diligence. IEII, ability and independence, the varirus and important Duties of &half, Chief Magiftratt, anti Member of three fuccellive Par !lament., and having uniformly fupported the Rights and Privileges of his fellow Ci:izens, is in our .eftimation the moll fit and proper perfoa again to reprefent this City in Parliatneet. That we will ufe our molt ftrenuous endeavours to promote his re election, from a full convidion that his attachment to the ge nuine principles of the Conflitution cannot be fhaken, and that he will with the fame fidelity whick has fo eminently marked his conduit perfevere in cultivating the belt Interefts of the Country. (ffignedl WM. DO MVILLE, Chairman. Refolved Unantmoufly. • That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman Dosevict.z.for his attentive and impartial conduit in the Chair. TO - THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Osarrs.zwes. WWHATEVER of public or of private inconve v.! plena may arife from fo fuddeu a DlE°lotion of Parlia ment,it gives to me ptrfonally no regret, becaufe it brings. though temporarily,into pratice, a principle long.fettled in my mind. that the appeal of the Reprefattatives to their Conititueuts should be more frequent than by law they are. in the Taft three Parliaments you have been pleated to honour me with your confidence. During that time it has been my Fortune to have been fometimes the oppofer, and fometimes the fupperter of Minifiers ; but in neither cafe have I ever felt any dread of their power, or benefit from their favour : the public intereft has been the only motive that ever adtuatcd my condudt,.and a continuance of your confidence the only.recompence 1 looked to. I throw royfelf again upon your confederation, and in Caching molt carnally as 1 do, the favour of your votes to return me as one o f your R. prefentatives in the nest Parliament, I repeat to you my aft - trances of an unalterable attachment to the Con flitutiom of our Country, and I prnmife you a continuance of that independence , which, I troll, has hitherto manifefted itfeif in my public condudt. Wednaday, May 6. being 'he day of Elation, your early at• tendance at GuildhaU in my favour, will be gratefully acknow ledged. With great rcfpedt,l have the heirnur to he. Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and faithful humble Savant, Great Ruffell-ftreet, April 27, tSc7. H. C. COMBE. MR. Alder man COM Bi's Committee Will fit every day at ten o'Clock. at the Guildhall Coffee Houfe, where any communications will be confldered a favour. TO THE WORTHY OF AND INDEP - ENDENT LIVERY . GINTLIMEN, ADiff,lnti , tn of Parliament having taken plJee, end a Meeting of the Livery of this City for the Ekdtion . of their Reprefentatives, being appointed for WrdnefJay next, the 6th of May, permit me, Inuit refpedifully. to (llicit the honour of an early and numerous attendance in Common Hall, on that occafion. Having, in my public addrefs, Rated to you the principles which will regulate try eondwft, if I am placed in the important truft of One of your Reprefentatives, I need not here repeat declarations of • my attachment to our beloved Sovereign and our molt excellent Conftitution • or affurances of my being free from every party en. iagement, and determined to fupport fuch meafures as (hall moft effectually preferve that Conftitution inviolate. For the privileges, commerce, and profperity of the City of Lon don, I am conscious that I entertain the ftrongeft regard. and I truft, that the knowledge and experience acquired by a perfevering application throughout my whole life tetcommercial purfults, will obtain for me on thefe points your full confidence. The very flittering fupport which I have received from my fel. low Citizens, juftifies me in prefuming. that you give me credit fcr the fincerity of tkefe profeflinnst and I can only add, that should be the object of your choice it (ball be the Rudy of my life to (ul. AI the engagement s...hich I have fo deliberately undertaken. It was my anxious with to pay my ptrfonal refpedls to every Member of the Livery, and I beg them to believe, that in thofein - Ranee. in which I may fail of fo &in, it is oily owing to the in accuracy of lifts, or the unintentional overfights of an extenfive and batty &arears. I have the honour to be, With the greaten. rafpedt. Gentlemen, Your molt faithful Servalte, • Mincingdane, May t, iBo7. j. P. HANK EY. The Committee in the interelt of Mr. Alderman RANKLY will meet in future daily at Goldfmith's Hall, where any information and affiftance will be thankfully received. THE Committee for Conducing the Elation of Alderman HANKEY, very earneftly intreat the Worthy and lndepeadent•l.ivery who have zraloully fuppotted him in his Canvafs, to be early in their attendance at the Common H.bll. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, as his Friends have every reafnn to ex pect the return in his favour, onlefs a confcioufnefs of feet:city fhould induce a relaxation in their exertions. Mincing-lane, May 4. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GituvLiatEN, THE pectiliar circumftances under which the Dif folution of Parliament has taken place, are of facie infinite Importance, as call upon every refteding mind to exert its belt Energies in Support of our glorious Conftitution in Church and State. When I a& you, therefore, to give me your Suffrages for the Ofth time, to rtprefint this great City in she Commons Houfe of Parliament, I feel 1 addrefs you on the ftrongeft ground that a Candidate can occupy, namely, a confcioufnefs of having on every occallon prifedted that Conftitution to the utmoft of my power, feariefily and faithfully ; and, in the Confidence that the good Liverymen of London will not dcfert the Man who has never deferted the Prosnifes be has made them, I beg leave to fubmft to your recolledtion the few following Extradis from the Appeals I' spade on former occafions to you for your Support. Ettradt from my Firft Adder& to you.. June 79n.- 0 As a Member of the Community at large. I mill be equally anxious to preferve inviolate our glorious Conftitution, a Conftitution eredt ed by the deliberate We filom of our Anceftors,fandtioned by Time, and confirmed by the croft fplendid Virtues and Abilities of the relent Age" In my Second, of June 1796.—" I never can have the pre fumption to meet you again on a fimilar Oceafion, if the firm and undeviating Principles fhould in any one inftance be abandoned by me, which have hitherto adluated my Conde/. " More Principles hays been, and. while I have ability to give them effeilt, or memory to retain a feufe of your favour, fhall in• variably be--Loyalty to my King—unlltaken Attachment to the Conftitution of thefe Kingdoms--and an inflexible Adherence to the Chartered Rights of you, my Col . :Ritmo:oo* In my Third, of June 1801—." I hive nnifermly, Iteadily, and ftramoufly, exerted every nerve, at a Man, a Magiftrate, and a Reprefentative of the Commons of England, to fupport, maintain, and ftrengthen our glorious Con (btu tion. which, Pining, like the Nita Ctik , Inc:eared vigour in the ftorm, Rands, in fpite of all its Affaflantr more fecure and more envied than ever." From thefe tetrads I take leave to deduce this inference—that toy profeftions have been uniform to you, to maintain, while I have life, tte tarred harriers which our ar.ceftors eredted for the prefer • auk'? of our religion ,la ws, and liberties; anal I challenge any man, who has attended faithfully to my conduit% during the period of four fuecenive Parliaments, to confute my affertion, that I have ardently and religioully defended, at all times, our Church and our King. Such has been, is, and ever Mall continue to be, the tabs of my public and private condudt. Upon dtgfe principles 'I confidently come forward, on the prefent•oreagoin, to (click s 'continuance of that firm fupport and salve seal which have everibeen the pride of my life and briar:eh of my Dopes. I am, Gentlemen, with the greateft refped. Your faithful, obliged, and bumble Servant, WILLIAM CURTIS. .old South Sea Houfe, May r. 1207. • ,i t William Curtiss Committee meet every day (as ufual) tbe Old South &a Houle:- GENERAL ELECTION. A LDRMAN Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, Bad , —T he Committee for condudling the Re ekdtion of Sir William Cued., to be one of the Reprefentatives of this City in Parliament, earnenly rNueft the early and fun attendance of thefe Gentlemen of Abe 'Livery who are in the intsreit of the worthy Buena, at Guildhall,TO MORROW,at Twelve o'clock PrecifelY, being the Day appointed for the Eledion, to lupport his Nomination ; and they will be thankful for any c.lnimunications to promote that defirable end, at his Chambers, at the Old South Sea Hoyfe, where the Committee fit daily to receive them. Old South Sea Houle, May S. TO THE INDEPENDEN f FRF.EHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Getyrtentro, ALLOW me again to folicit the favour of your Votes, to replace me in the diftinguithed fituation which I have•had the honour to hold for the Four laft Parliaments. Con kious that I balm never fweived from thole principles which lint recommended me to your fupport, and which I can never aban don but with my life, my pretenfionstsi your fuffrages, on the pre fent occafion, are founded, not upon any profelfions as to my fu• cure condudt, but upon the experience you have bad of the fidelity and independence with which I have endeavoured w tin - charge the trial reputed in me. I have the honour to remain, Gentkmen, Your faithful and Much obliged fervant, St. Jame! Ignore, April sp. G. BY NO. T a numerous and highly refpeflable MEETING, of the INHABITANTS of the Parifh of ST. MARTIN IN, THE FIELDS, held at the Barrtsu Corral House, Cockfpur-• ftrext, on the 4th instant, PETER RICHARDSON, Efq. In the Chair, The following Rtf...lutions were moved by Mr. WATKINS, rid feconded by Mr. MoßTlstaa, and carried unanimoufly. Refolieti,"That the known charider of Lord CocuitAnt, as a molt gallani Naval Officer,-and the political Principles declared in his Lbrdeitp's Addrefs to the Electors of Weßminfter, entitle him to the fupport of this Meeting as a Candidate to reprefent this City jn Parliament. Refolved, That this Meeting is of opinion that grand bulwark (the naval force of this country), might not to be unreprefented in Parliament by Cffieers of that prolcffion. Refolved therefore, that this Meeting, collative!) , and indief• dually, will ufe every polUble exertion for fecuring his Lordlhip's Eledlow. • PETER RICHARDSON. The Thanks et the Meeting were voted to the Chairman for his able aid impartial conduit. TO — YHE INDEPSNDENF ELECTORS Or WEnTMIN- - • CODIMITTIt Rotate, Riebsedfon ' s Hotel, May 4, 1107. GENTLEMEN. • • ' T ' HE flattering reception I have met With during A my Canvals, in your molt refpcdable City. demands hose me my very Encere thanks. Reit allured, Gentlemen, I that!' ' laithfisllf adhere to thole principles i have hitherto profeffed,froas which nailing Mall induce me to deviate. The ground on which I have prefumed to offer myfelf a Candi date for your favour, is PERFECT INDIFEeDINCR, HMCONNIO. TED WITU 113 HER OF tHE GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE SOLICITED you' vo•rts• I commenced the prefent conteß, and let the iffue be what it may, lAM RESOLVED STILL TO STAND ALONE. 1' have heard with regret, that notwithftanding the public pledge I have fu folentnly given, it has been rumoured that I have united my intereft with that one of the Gentlemen before alluded to.— / The perfons who circulated fuch a report could know but little of me. if they could for a moment think me capable of forfeiting every claim to the fupport of the unbiaffcd Eledtors of your free City, by fo grofs a derelietion of my principles. Encouraged as I have been by your kindnefs, 1 look forward with confidence to a fueeefsful termination of the approaching Eleetion, and I entreat you to continue thufe zealous exertions, for which 1 mutt ever remain, Gentlemen, With gratitude and refpea. Your math obliged and faithful Servant. COCHRANE. _ WESTMINSTER ELECTION. AT a numerous and very refpeaable MEETING of the INHABI VAN fS of the Patinae' of ST. CLEMENT DANES, and ST MARY LE.STR A ND, holden the 4th inßant, at the Navy Coffee Hour; Newcaftle•ftreet, J. R EDIT, Efq. in the Chair, The following Refolutions were moved by Mr. Owtst and feconded by Mr. Jou N SON, and carried unanimouny. Rcfolved, That the high charaiter of Lord COCNIANt as a Naval Officer, and his principles as a political man declared in his Addrefs to the Eledtors of Weitminfter, are Nett as entitle him to the warmeft fupport of this Meeting. Refolved, That this Meeting is of opinion that Bulwark of our Country the Naval Service ought not to be wholly unreprefented in Parliament by Officers of that profeMon. Received. therefore, That this Meeting colledlively and indivi dually will fupport Lord Coeueans in the prefent conteft, and ufe their heft exertions to promote his Eledlion. J. R EDIT. The Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Omit man for his molt able and impartial conduft. WESTMINSTER. ELECTION. AT a numerous and highly recpeaable Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Pugh of ST. PAUL, Covent Garden, held at Richardfon's Hotel, the 4th Mays Is o 7, H. ROBINS, Efq in the Chair, The following Refolutions were moved by Mr. Saul., and fe• , conded by Mr. NUTTING. and carried unanimoufly Refolved, That the known charader of Lord COCHRANE, as a molt gallant Naval Officer, and the political principles declared in his Lordthip's Addrefs to the Elelitors of Weitminiter, entitle him to the fupport of this Meeting, as a Candidate to repreftnt this City in Parliament. Refolved. that this Meeting is of opit,ion that Grand Bulwark, (the Naval force of this Country) ought not to be unreprefented in Parliament by Offieets of that profeffion. Refolved therefore, That this Meeting, colleetively and in& vidually, will ufe every poffible exertion for fecuring his Lordildp's Eleetion. H. ROBINS. The Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Chairman, for his able and impartial condo& TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDER! OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. GLNTLLMett, WHEN 1 fiat announced to you my intention of becoming a Candidate for the County of York, I was not aware of the reafon which had induced your worthy Reprefenta tire, Mr. FAWKES, to retire from public life. Although I lament as much as he does the recent events which have caufed him to take this unfortunate ftep, and regret them Rill more as having deprived the Country of the fervices of filch a man, I do not think that the increafing difficulties that arife in the difcharge of Parlia mentary Duties ought to deter any other equally incorrupt and Independent man from offering you his fervices. In that ekaradter I rarnettly requeft the favour of your fupport on the day of nomi nation and on that of Elettion. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your molt faithful anti obedient fervent, MILTON. TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE TO' OF MAIDSTONE. CINTLIMILN, ANXIOUS to perfevere in the fame Honoorable Caufe which I have for this tat Ten Years fupported, I havi determined to come forward at this critical juncture, to maintain your Independence, sad to fupport the true Inter& of my Country, by ■ faithful difcharge of that Principle in Parlia ment. The immenfe expence of conteft in that field in which I have twice triumphed, was the only cure of my lately Wing I , obliged to retreat from ft. That abe Vote and Voice of a Member of Parliament Could be Free, Independent,. and arificg from the convidtion of his own mind, I, atiom which I have suer thought it an honour to fupport ; determined to continue that fupport, I offer myfelf to you, as a Candidate, to have the honour of reprefeating you in the setting Par! anion. Should I be fo fortunate as to fuceeed and be the objed of your sham the intereft and welfare of the Town of Maidftone mot aver be one of the firft objets of my attention. • I am, GINTI.tierN, ' Your molt obedient and faithful humble (errant, Maidftcse, May 2.1407. WILLIAM GEARY. GENERAL ELECTION. UNIVERSI FY OF CAPABRIDOR. THE ELECTION for the UNIVERSITY cod . CAMBRIDGE, is appointed to take place on Faust, the Bth of May intim% LIVERPOOL ELECTION.--GENERAL TARLETON. THE Fi icnds qf GENERAL TARLETON, and 1 - the Freemen of Liverpool, ceOdem in London and its Vi- cinity, are earneltly requelted to meet ou Wednefday, the 6th of • May, at Six o'clock in the iieniag, at the George and Vulture Tavern. Cornhill, for the parole of* confidering of the molt cf. fcaual means to fecure his Elodllon to Parliament. The t hair to be taken at Seven q'dock procifely. TO THE FREEHOLDER 9F THR sTaw4R.TRy OF KIRiCCUDBWOHT. • GENTLEMEN. • • L' • ENCOURAGED by the,(riendly hippott of fame very refpedtable Perrone conceded with the Stturartry. I beg leave to offer myfelf as :Candidate for the honour of Repre (eating my Native County In Parliament. My Family has long maintained an uninterrupted Connedloc with the Independent Intercft in the Stewarty; tea Itiball be my endeavour to merit your approbation, by the fame line, of conduct. I truft, therefore, that I may look for the fupport of thofe'rrh , are attached to the fame prindples •of Independence by which I On myfelf actuated: and, If I mould bR fo fortunate as to attain the objedt of my ambition, I beg leave to *Cure you of the Idling gra titude, which I theft ever entertain, for fo diftinguifhid a mark of your favour. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, - Your molt obedient and very humble fervent, • London, May 3,180. . AJ. GOLDIF. TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS. GENTLEMEN, • S the Circumilauces, under which, on the 9th i inftant, you re eledted me one of your Reprefeotatives, con thine the fame, .1 have no halation in again offering myfelf to your notice and I hope I may feel a well-grounded confidence, that in foliePing a repetition of that difinguithed tumour. which fo lately you unanimoufly conferred upon me, I comply with what I believe to be the general with to preferce the Peace and lode pendenee of the County ; and that you will honour ate with your Votes and interelt, on the day of Ekaion. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the greateft refpea, Your moll obedient and molt humble ferrant. London, April 29,01(17. SCOTT TITCHFIELD. N. B. The Sheriff has appointed a Special County Court to be held in the County Hall, at Aylefbory, on Monday, the nth day of May nest, at az o'clock at noon, fur the porpofe of the Elealon. TO THE GEIITLEMEN, CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. 6111FTLallittig, ADiffolution of Parliament having taken place, I 11 . am esusseraged to offer myfdf a Candidate for the very dif tinguilbed honour of again becoming one of your Reprtfe natives. The nattering cireamftances under which you fo recently placed me, in that exalted fituat on, demanded and received nn my part , ' a d eclaration of the fentiments by which my conduct would be regulated, in the difebarge of the duties you affigned to my care. end in ele confident hope thatit has been Inch as may . have ob tained for me the high reward of your approbation, I prefume to folicig a continuance of the fame kind fuppert at the approaching Eleetion, which infured my return as one of your Reprefentatives in the two kit Parliaments. I have the kooour to be, with every faitiment of attachment and regard, Gentkmen, Your molt obedient, obliged, and humble fervaut, CHARLES CHAPLIER. inankneFt April 1 92 18°7' TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND. FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTFA. GENTLINICK, IMPRESSED with the deepeft fenfe of gratitude by your pall favours, and truly confcious of the additional value which your liberal and generous conduct has invariably Ramped ypon them; I am encouraged, once more, humbly to far licit the honour of your protedion and fuppott on the day of the approaching EleClion. Should you again condefcend to delegate into my hands that important truft, which I have ever been ambitious of difcharging with anxious attention and fidelity; I beg leave to offer you a re newal of thole affurances, wlhish you have fo frequently received with a favourable ear; that it will be the principal oiled of my life, as far as my limited abilities will allow, to embrace every opportunity of promoting the local interefts of the County and the general profperity of the Empire.—l have the honour to be, With the warmeft fentiments of refpedt and attachment, Gentlemen, Your molt faithful and obedient fervant, London, April ay. T. STANLEY. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD. GLNITLtMgIII. ASUDDEN and precipitated Diffolotion of Par liament again calls you to the ezacife of your eledlve Rights • and upon this event, your late eftimable and efteemed. Member, Mr. Plumer, has eapreired his determination of with drawing hinffelf from public life. I am not, therefore, Gentlemen, upon the prefent occafion in fluenced by thole motives which, at the kit General Eledion , in duced cue to refrain from afpfring at the °Ned of my higheft am bition—‘the Reprefentadon of the County of Harts In Parliament; If I !ball be fo fortunate as to be thought not unworthy ofth at facred truft for which I am a Candidate, it Mall never be e'er• cited by me, but with Indußrieus attention to the focal hoerefts of the County, and unremitting pbfervaoce of the Conßitutiocal Privileges of the People.—l have the honour to remain, prItTLiMEN ' Your molt obedient faithful femme., The Hoo, Monday, May 4. THOS. BRAND. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. PARIS, APRIL s 6. We are fill without any farther information from the Grand Army in Poland, and great uncertainty prevails as to the firth events of the war, which has commenced in Turkey. The accounts of the force, and the operatitnis cf the Ruffian armies, are very lcxle and contradictory. They began by advancing into Wallachia and Moldavia, but their progrefs has been arrefted, either by their weaknefs or their fears. It cannot be doubted, but that the fy Item of the Ruf fians was to terrify the Divan, - and to intimidate the Turks by an unexpefted attack. Such was alto the objed of Admiral Duckworth. From the inaftivity of General Michelfon, it is evident that he is not in a ' condition to etecute the threats which he held out on his invafion of the Turkilh provinces. It will now be in vain for the Englifh fleet to attempt to domineer over the Divan. Even the aftifiance of the Servians will afford but a feeble increafe of means to Ruffia. There was only wanting a little more firma; on the part of the Porte to bare re prelfed them. Their much extolled, but unorganifed military force could not have !mg maintained itfelf ' spina a regular army, and troops accuftomed to the fatigues of war. Now,.however, the vigorous retolutions of the Porte afford reafoa to believe, that the equivocal Hate of feveral Turkith provinces, which a foreign protedion extended over the Otto. man territory has created, will foon be terminated. The Five per Ccats are at 73, and the Bank Stock at 1115. VENICE, APRIL, t 2. Letters from Triefle fay, that the troop , co , lekle.l in the Ifruzo and near Goricia, amounting to a b out 40,000, have marched in columns for Dalmatia... The route by which they proceed is a league to the northward of Trielle. VIENNA, APRIL ig. On the 14. h, the'rernains of the 7.mprefs wer e i n , terred with the ufual ceremony. On the fame day the Emperor returned to Buda, where leveral of the Atcbdttkes have alfo arrived. The Diet opened in thai city on the 9th, the day before the Ent. perm' left it. STRALSUND, APRIL 21. V.e have 'concluded an armiflice with die French for an emlimited time. Either party are at libtityt declare the arroiliice at an end, by giving ten 6)6 notice of the recommencement of hoffilities. UDINA, APRIL tz. Yeaerflay morning, at four o'clock, the Viceroy e( Italy arrived upon the Venetian territory, accompa. &el by the Miniller of War, by CountWartentleber, firft Aid de Camp to the King of Bavaria * usl fete. ral officers of the houfehold. • We eve& every day to fee his Highnefs our wall 4, for the purpcfe of reviewing the cork - under General Baraguay eltHilliers, which is ea. camped in the neighbourhood. After the review of thefe, and the reit of the corps &Rifled for Dales. tia, the whole army. it is laid, will break up,ia order to pals through the Auflrian territory, infuo columns to Dalmatia. 'p SCHWERIN, APRIL st. The King of Sweden has granted to foreign k g in the Baltic exemption from duties, fo thatch fo. reign (hips and cargoes either coming or going, are fully on the fame footing as the Swedes. It is expec. ted this permiffiun will be from in a week. By the tacit accounts from Dantzick, Memel, kr. the potation of the armies was Rill the fame, and all quiet. Reinforcements from the more difiant pro. vinces are daily joining the Ruffians. Bonaparte alto continued to receive new regiments fro'u France.— Forty t.honfand.men are in Dantzic. MALIN, MARCIj as. The Alsatian troops upon the frontiers nf Turkey, are about to concentrate themfelves, and by the end of April to form three (mall camps, vis.—One in Trancylvania, another in the Bannat, and the third in Croatia. _ . On the lath of March, about 180 armed Servians naffed the river Save, and entered the Auftrian ter. ritcry, after having forced the line of demarcation where they found nothing more than a feeble advaa. ced guard. A numerous detachment of Autirian, however, very loon advanced againft the Servians, when their CoMmandant declared he had no hoftile intention, and delivered a letter from the Govesnm of Belgrade to the Auftrian Officer. Being ordered to return from whence he came, he immediately obeyed. The Taft letters from Belgrade exhibit a dreadful picture of the cruelties exercifed in that city by the Servians. It appears to be their defign to maniere all the Muffulmen remaining in Servia. We are af. lured they have carried their audacity fo far as to 'if.' faffinate the Mobafil, or Turkifh Plenipotentiary iho had arrived at Belgrade from Semendria. The Jews have alto b ecome the objefts and vidlims of Servian ferocity—they (else them 'wherever they can find them, and many of them have been killed already.—:Mortiteor. t.—The fpirit of rebellion, which hat caufed fuck troubles in Servia, is now extended to the province of Bofnia. ' By authentic accounts from Surajevo, a great rebellion broke out there in the month of Februmy, of the Catholic Chriftians again! the Turks. The misfortune was occafioned by the Commandants of the fortreftes, who had concerted to kill the Bifhop, all the Clergy, and aU the Chrilliael, to. plunder the convents and dwellings of the ChriP tians, and to divide the fpoil. Orders were already f given to the Janiffaries to murder all the Chaim, when two Priefts efcaped, and informed their brethro in the neighbourhood of Sarajevo of their imminet danger. The dreadful news fpread like wild fit through the whole country; the Chrillians refoird 'fecretly to arm themfelves. In one night they fella 'the Turks, and made a terrible maffacre. TheChrif tians in Bofnia being far more numerous than the Turks, it was not difficult for them to execute their put pole : 8000 Turks, including women and childres are Paid to have peliffied. News isjuit received of a bloody engagement 14 tween the Turks and Servians, near Niffa. FROM THE OOTTENSUROH MAIL: GOTT&NBURGH, Anlttl. 24.—From Stockholm I learn that the Ruffian Government is taking up then, and in Finland, all the veffels they can obtain the are proper for the purpofe of tranfporting troops ! MALMO', Aran. Majefty received hi Sunday the following report from Baron Effen, Co , vernor General of bwedillt Pomerania, dated had quarters at Demmin, the 9th inftant. since my hit report to your Majefty of the 4th M 0204014 Weidenhiens. of the royal cutter I.Vpitin, has reporied to IA that, in obedience to your Majeity's adw, be failed on a auizei the Battle, and arrived of Roltock on the 27th of March. On* 29th be was at the entrance of the port of Wifmar, but not WS able to procure a pilot, be did not venture to enter the raid pee Having learned from two !hips, which came from Rotted al Wifimar, that neither any French mivateer bad been fitted out's" any prize carried into thole ports, he returned on the 3d Whoa his (tattoo neer Roden. " Aecordini to a report received from Lieutenant Colerd Haunrowsfelt, the divifion of gun boats under his orders, did the; tiderable mifehlef to the enemy on their retreat, on the tft,Sdloos 3d inftant. " On the 4th kit Cornet Elwell, of Monier Huffare,took"" Frenchmen platen, who had been fent to Domgarun t o mow information of be movement of the Swedes. ' On the fame day Lieutenant de More took poffedon et do par. of Triedfee, with a company of foot and a detach:nest se bpi rs. " Baron Von Pietas arrived on the sth inftant at mrsaiod, with a fquadron of the teglment of royal Maws. " In order to barrels the enemy on their retreat on all Oast I detached the following troops : • " On the sth inftant, a detachment of buffers and elm under the orders of Major Baffewitz, to Schwerin ; he took ooe non-commiihooett officer, and Ds privates, prifooers. " The fame day, Lieutenant de Mari was detached with la g corps under his orderi to Roftock. • os Captain Horn marched with a fquadron of Moran to DIV . tin, )ieultauten, Teterow, Malaita, and Smashers. All the faid detachments ruined the enemy with the ow"- yigour, and made feveral prifoners. Nest Sunday the tith inftant, I have ordered tie to be fang in the cam as well as in the different formes msg. p (mei of Ms Majefty 's arms. • " Head quarters, at Demmin, the 9th of April. illof• 0 1 IN. g.vow OW. p