Star. — London, England, 1807-06-25 00:00:00

i WESTMINSTER ELECTION. °THE COMMITTEE . for condoaing the ELEC .+. TION of Sir FRANCIS IIURDETC, having waited win the Honourabießirooct. are enabled to inform the ELEC CORE, that the CHAIRING will PJSITIVL LY vac place on,istol;lllAY NIX I', &Red 'whiek their relpeCted Reprefentative will DINE with ekes, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. in the Strand, at FIVr. crca..g , R. N. B. Suelf Perfona as are defirous of joining in the Procellion, ~ire requeitaffe Tend their Names and Addrefs, and whether they will attend on foot. on horfeback or in carriages, to the Commit tee at ibis Mule, ou or before ro mos now, at 3 o'clock. th.st ap pro prlite places may bc at o ned to them, of which due notice will be g iven. Tickets for the Dinner. at !is each, to he hid at the Bar of the Tesern; of Mr. Brooks, Chairman of the Committee. No t t o, °,t; ot chi Membe rs of the k ommittee ; and at this Com liabice Room. on or before Three o'Clock. lo.rcosiew' after which tone will be itrtied•—Attendance drily born te n till Three o'Clock. at this Committee Room. Britannia Coffee•houfe. Pinta, Covent Garden, Thorley, June as. tP•o/.. I.I4INGE. PARIS, TUNE rj. We have now a public proof of the goad under flooding fubfilling between our Court and that of Auaria. According to a notice in the Moniteur, the- Emperor has ordered the whole of his Court to war mourning for the Emprefs of Auftria. This mourn. ing commences this day, and is to continue 20 days. Ju N 14.—The Spanith troops continue their march from the South-weft to the Eaftern frontiers of France, without interruption. Some corps paired through Monte de Mar fan on the ad and the 411 r Ge- nerals, Members of the Senate, who are appointed to organize the internal Legion of Referve, are proceed ing for that purpofe to the appointed places of ren. deavous. On the 9th, one of there Generals, the Senator Colaud, arrived at Ryfel, where Tome new confcripts belonging to the tit Legion of R&M, have already afrembled. Other confcripts, who mutt form part of the remaining legions, are marching from their departments towards Brett and Rennes. In a few weeks, the whole confcription of 1808 will be organized. Juts s 16.—The official Journal of this day contains no article of intelligence, except a notification of the Emperor's permitlion to Marthal Kellerman to wear the order of Fidelity, granted to him by the Grand Duke of Baden.—Price of the 5 per Cent. Confols yefterday-76 f. 25 c. ?ROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNAI.S. GENOA, MAY 30. We learn from Leghorn, that the Englifh have flopped (even rich American {hips, which were de /lined to that port. VENICE, MAY 30. We learn from Ragufa, that two regiments, under the command of General Lannais, have advanced into Itufia to fnpport the Turks. They have already had Ceveral affairs with the Montenegrins, in which the latter 101 l about 900 men. There is a garrifun of 4000 men in F.agura. MILAN, JUNE 6. Letters from Naples, dated May toth, announce, hat a confpiracrhas been dircovered in that city, at he head of which were Game Englifft agents and par ti ins of the former Government. About 160 per tons have been arrefted. The Government took fuch prompt and prudent raeafures, that tranquillity had not been for a tingle moment interrupted. VIENNA, JUNE 6. The Court Gazette of this day contains the follow. ing from Turkey : " The Grand Vizier proceeded with his advan ced guard on the 4th of May, from Adrianople to. wards the Danube, to telieve the fottrefs,.of which is clofely inverted by the Ruffian General, Megenberg, and alfo to bring the forces undei ceral Michelfon in Wallachia to a ciccifive action- _•. " On this occafion the fpirit of infurralion man;, felted itfelf among the troops. On the Bth of May- Hufrein Effendi, Direttor-General for provifioning he army, was maffacred in the middle of the camp ; th e Tieafurer would have (hared the fame fate, had he ant faved hirnfelf by flight. Kadi, Pacha of Conga, was alto murdered by his troops, while upon the march ; he was one of the lfrongett advocates for the new European tallies. " The late advantages of the Servians have dill pleafed the Porte to the utmoft degree ; and in a fitting of the Divan, nn the t tth of May, it was de termined to (pare neither age nor fex among thnfe rebels—thofe that remained after battle are to be made (laves. This decree has been fent to all the Pachas of flofnia, NUL', Widdin, and Salonica.— The Pacha of Janina is ordered to fend 5000 Alba nians againft the Set vians, that were to alit with the Grand Vizier. " General Marmont having completed the roads in Dalmatia, has fent his advanced Guard to Tte bigna, near the frontiers of Bnfnia, and we now learn that a column of 35,000 French has approached Trawnick. " On the other hand. we learn that the Servians continue to putts their fuceelres, and, it is Paid, in• tend a legions operation againft Widdin. " On the Bth of Mat, the whole family of the MOI ult.. were arretted in their bottles. The men are (late prifoners, the women and children are fent to the Palace of the Patriarch, at Korou Tocheme.— Aleander Mortli, forr Prince of Waachia, is lent to Celarea, and his me brother Demetriu ll s to An gera." HAMBURGH, JUNE t 3. Letters from Well Pruffi4 allure thafeven on the day that I/Intzie furrendered, the movements of the French army teemed to indicate they would Wry Coon begin to aft upon the offenfive, and that neither Graudenta nor Colberg would undergo a regular liege. The Ruffians feemecNetermined to defend themfelves behind the Preget : at leak, though tome., what late, they had begun to elicit batteries and re• doubts on the right Walt, and to lay tome bridge heads over the river. From St. Peterfburgh, we learn, that General Michelfon, weary of writing for reinforcements, was determined to tefign. It is thought the Doke De Riddle(' %ill fucceed him. This General has tub mined a reprefentatinn to his Majelly, in which he Rate' the necelfity of collating the Ruffian troops in the Crimea, if he virile , to preferve the important Scheer ill Ind. In (Aber refpelts the Duke wilbes to make the war firiely defenfive in that qunitigs till cinturcenieuts arrive. -.• •J 2 • .r.e le r - ;iv WARSAW, MAY 30. The Courant of this day containa a report from General Gielgud, commanding the 3d Poi& Legion, dated head quarters at Wonnenberg, under the walls of Danttic, May ao. The Ruffians at Weichfel munde, (rays the report), having made a fortie to effect a juntgion with the garrifon, this attack was as furious as it was unelpeeted. A corps of 3000 men fell upon the firft battalion of the fecund regiment. when the Commandants, Paris and Downarowitz, fell; the latter was wounded, the former killed.— This battalion, fcarcely 560 in number, maintained the conflia an hour and an half, and at length com pelled the enemy to retire. The Ruffian detachment which alacked the French, fhared the fame fate The enemy loft 2000 men at lean, all killed, as neither the Pules nor the French gave any quarter. According to other accounts, among the Ruffians difembarked at Wcichfelmunde, there were three Prudian battalions, armed and clothed exailly like Ruffians. One of there battalions was nearly annihilated, the Frencheetually taking them for Roll flans; and it is well known that they fight with more bitterncfs againft the Ruffians than againft the Pt uf fians. Jona z.—The Emperor of the French, willing to afford the Polifh Government a frefh proof of his • particular confideration, has received M. Batowfki, the ci &yaw Nuncio,of Livonia, as their accredited agent near his perfin. His Majeity bas alto nomi• oared M. Vincent to reticle as his Comtniffioner with the Provifional Government of Polantt Emir Vahid Effendi, the Ambaffador from the Porte, on his departure from Warfaw, on thebight between the.24th and 25th of May, for the lone quartets ef the French army, took with him but a fecretary as aniaterpreter, and two demieiics. The 1 Aufirian Envoy, Count St. Vincent, who has conti-1 Seed to refide without interruption in ibis city, is sift) about to proceed again to a perfonal interview with the Emperor Napoleon. Auftria appears to perfevere in the offer of her good offices, for the re efiablifhment of peace, and in the mean time obferves the moa perk& neutrality. A new proof has been given of this in the following circular letter of the Government of Marian Poland : " Contidering, that under the caning circumftances;the ditty of every citizen, an inhabitant of Galicia, is to remain at home a quiet witnefs of what is paling in the neighbouring bottories..- apprifed, however, that there are proprietors who have left their country, to enter into the fervice of bank,' powers ; that. not fa tidied with this culpable conduct, they take up on them to encou- I rage their fellow fubJeas to follow fo dangerous an esample.eitbcr - by perfusion, or by pecuniary eonfiderations,or by proclamations and other publieations-.—fceing that Inch conduct on the part of kbjeets is incompatible with the principles of neutrality adopted by his ilajefty in the prefent war, and that brides, the country, by means of Inch criminal abofes, mutt be proportionally weak ened, in the number of citizens capable of bearing arms for its de knee ; his Majefty feels himfelf bound to lay before the inhabi tants, proprietors of Galicia, all the dangers to which they cipofe themfaves by fuck reprehentible condud. The following Ordi nances, therefore, are proclaimed as his fupreme will :-- " I. That all the penalties of the Criminal Code dal attach to inhabitants of Galicia canting in foreign fervice ; and that they thall be aerated w'oercver found, delivered to the nearelt regiment and hanged, if toavidted of the crime. s That all Gallicians now abfent, who Osall not return with in. a fortnizht or three weeks at molt, than be declared an 4 timted as anizrants, from the moment it (hall be known that ski have engaged In a foreign fervice, either civil or military. . " 3. Thofc who than not retort within the time limited, Mall whether detained by Inclination or connraint, be treated with the * greaten rigour, according to circtimnances. ' " 4. If any individuals mould have traagrcffed mann the pub lic order, they are to be given up without favour, to all the fere rity of the nth Chapter of the firft part of the Criminal Code. (Signed) COUNT WURMSER, " Vk e Prefident of the Government."' NUREMBERG, JUNE 8. . The following flatemeot is given of the difitihn tion of the French force in Germany, Poland. Na pies, and Dalmatia. There are 3o coo men in the kingdom of Naples, under the command of Gene rals St. Cyr and Regnier—zoooo in Dalmatia, un der the command of General Marmont—so,oeo in Hefre Fulda, Bayreuth. &c.-80,000 in Prullia, forming the Corps of Obfervation under Martha) Brune, and including the troops in Mecklenburgh, Hanover, and the Hanfe Towns—Boon men blcck ading Colberg, commanded by General Grand Jean. —From zo to 25,000 men in Siletia, under Prince Jerome. —From as to 50,000, under Mar (hal Maffena —220,000 occupying the fpace between Elbing, Or te(burgh, and Thorn, betides the corps which was employed before Dantzic, and which is ellimateL: at 6o or 70,c00 men. It is alfo calculated, that in the courfe of there three months mote than 20,000 men have paffed thrAugh Mecklenburgh from the interior of France. We have as yet received no corral ac counts of the force of the Ru(lian• and Pruffians.— The fortreffes in the rear of the French which Rill hold out fur the King of fittlin2 are Glam. Cote). and Silberherg in Silefia, Colberg in Profit.= Nisei. rania, and Graudente in South Pruffia. AFFSCHAFFENBURG, JUNE to.. We look upon the fpeedy conclufuun of a defietivel peace between France and Sweden as beyond. all doubt. It teems the Danifh Court has engaged to fupport the negociatirns with all its influence ; and. as the (hutting up of the Sound will lead to an object much defired by both nations, it is underflood they mutually agree with refpal to this meafure. The fall of Dantzic t it is thought, will contribute vary effentially to facilitate the negotiations. &TUTU AID, JUNE so. The furrender of Nei& is the confermenze of the commons of General Van Damme, on. the /sth of May. Th.: capitulation was agreed upon on the rft inftant. It is Ilipulated, that the French troops there enter on the a 6th, if the garrifon before that day does not obtain relief. Every thing in the garrifon to be given up to Officers appointed by Prince Jerome. — The gartifon are prifoners of war ; they are to march nut on the 16th, at ten in the morning, and lay down their arms. Letters frrim Bolcom near Fmkenftein, dated ate 3d, mention that the Prince of Benevento, and the Ttultifh Envoy. followed the Emperor, on the tfl, to Dantzic. AU the karma which remained at War fair are to go to the fame place . It is thought that the Imperial head-quarters will be remind to Olivtt, a dallier fituated near Pintyac.. PARLMII7IIIi7AM PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORD!, WEDNESDAY,JUNE 3 4. , The ceremonial 'f adminittering the Oaths to the' Peers prefent cnnilituted..the bulinefs of this dai't • fitting. A number of Peers were (worn ; among them we nbferved their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of York and Cambridge, the Duke of Rutland, the Marquis of Abereorn, the Earls of Aylelbury,_Car digan, Aberdeene. Mulmetbury, Fitzwilliam. Bread. alkane, O'Neil, and Spencer, and Lords Gren ville and tarewnnd. . At four o'clock the Houfe adjourned till To-mor row. 011/.1. , = ,, 1 HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Houle was occupied from twelve until four o'clock in (wea►ing in Members ; upwards of two hundred New Members took the oaths and their feats. Adjourned at four o'clock. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, JUNE 25. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Coofok, for July 64f—Redueed 611-omnium prem. Enbeg. Bills pa,r 10 as. diL - It is certainly determined on. nlt, ignomininufly to give up Egypt, the theatre formerly of ezeloits moll honourable to our national bravery, and we rejoice at the refolution. Ere this time, it is eipeeed that General Mooaa has arrived there 'with rein forcements. and taken the chief command of the ante! in that country.—Majer:General WlCarata Faataa, the late Commander in Chief, is Member for the Cennty of Rcfs. THE . CONTINENT. In the preceding cnltmiws we have given fame ex traas from the French and Dutch Papers received yeiterday. They prefent no recent inteiligencefrows Poland, but a Ling and terrific dafplay of the limns% of she French Army. The whole is Ratmlatahoot soomoc men, of whom about 3 mono tete pipeful co the liana. Theiltuflians are certainly fkr-iiife- Ow in nunsbacs, sad it is highly-IA their . etedit that they have been able fo effeenatiyao -smelt the:pro. grefs Of NAroLtox fur fo long a period. The laten advices from the Ruffian head quarters mention, that the Emperor ALIMANDIt was gone to Ifit, and his Pruaian Majefly to Memel. Hamburgh Papers to the 17th ; Berlin Papers to the 14th, and the Vienna Gazettes to the 7th, reached us this day. The Vienna Court Gazette, of June 6th, contains an article Rating, that en the ttth of May, the Torkifh fleet Rill remained between the inner and outer calks of the Dardanelles. The (hips are greatly in want of good feamen. ' • The fame Gazette Biter, that in addition to Te nedos, the Ruffians have taken die Man& of Lemnos and Idra. • The follow ing are the only other articles worthy of notice in thee Journals : BFRLIN, JUNE 13. A letter from Da ntzic of the 7th of June nate:, that the Ruffian army had made fevered attempts to obtain advantage over the grand French army. On that day, at fix o'clock, the tetau-pone of Spanden, on the Paffarge, was attacked by the Ruffian:, and defended by the divifion of General Favre. Five ' Ruffian regiments marched three times to the attack. The Prince of Poole Como was nightly wounded in the neck ; at the fame time the Ruffians attacked the bridge head of Spapenhtim, which was defended by General Fer'y, of the corps of Marfhal Soult. The enemy mounted twice to the affault. and 101 l tsoo men vain in the Abbatit. Several Ruffian Colonels were taken pr ifoners by the French. Matfhal Ney was attacked the fame moment. As often •s the enemy advanced to d !lodge him from his pofition, they were driven back with great flaughter. In purfuance of geteral meets, made by the Em. peror Napoleon, the Marthal proceeded towards the Paffaige to DepFen, as loon as be was shined that the enemy had put his whole force in motion. His Majefly the Emperor has proceeded from Fmketu nein to Sadfeld.—From the 7 e!egroph. WARSAW, JUNE S. The garrifon of Graudentz, where want and difeafes prevail, is alarmed only at sOOO men.— French, Polilh, and Elf Man troops form the liege.— The Haan Gerkeral Nazel, and the French Geneva' Rcgus, have their head quarters in the town, which is not bombarded by the enemy.—Haaviargh Corte" tandem, glum 16. BANKS OF THE MAIN, JUNE 6. By a circular letter of the 25th May, the Lan. damman of SwitZetland has called upon all the Can. tons to introduce the ftriEleft police with regard to the fabrication, Pale, and purchafe of arms. This letter has been occafioned by a tequeft of the French Arnim&dor, Dating, that the enemies of France have given orders to purchafe 400,000 Rand of arsos in the different European Rates. PZTERSBURGH, MAY so. The Court Gazette contains the following article: The Doke Louis of Wirtemburgh, General' of . Horfe ; the Duke Adam of Wittemburg. Lieutenant f in the fame regiment, and the Duke Alexander of IWirtembergi Cornet, have been ftruck og the lift of officers.. HAGUE, JUNE af,. We learn, that the Secretary General M. gong, and General janirens, have left this reftcleoce to at= ;and his Majeftp THE EXPEDITION. Yenerday. a detachment of the German marched thtough London, on their way from Chelmi. 4 . 14 to Canterbury, where they will remain a day or two. till arrangements are made for their embarks. lion at Ramfgate. The fecond divifion of the expedition will fail either this day or to-morrow. The whje of the German Legion, with the exception oflwo or three battalions, will then have left this country. A Britifh force, equally thong at leaft, *ill loon follow. The troops have for fume days been colkaed at thole points from which they may reach the coati at a few hours notice. The amount of the whole force intended for the Coss. tinent, judging from the number of tranfports already ambled as well as taken up, we fhould reckon at lean. at 30,000 men. . RAMSOATE. JUNE s. 41 The prefent is regarded as the greaten embar ttion of artillery horfes and cavalry that ever took place at Ramfgate. Not lets than rzoo are expeEted here this day. One hundred end fifty horfeb, (elec ted from thole of the Royal Artillery at Canterbury, for the afe of the German foot artillery, arrived here this forenoon about 11 o'clock, and were immediately flung into the tranfports, drawn op along the inner, the outer, and the wenern piers. Fifty horfes front Hythe, of the fame defeription, and for limner pnr. pores, are expelled to arrive here every minute. 14 Between twelve and one o'clock a troop of German horfe artillery arrived, having is their trait' a number of carriage guns. The horfes, all in gopd condition, and the troopers in high (piths, were ge. barked with the greaten Wei ity, under the *maim ' of Captain TIMMS, and the other ~! e ntietnen pointed to that fervice. Not the.:kaallea accident, and hardly-a asonaint's intecraption occurred, - datafierasash two tnigadnassagnsplikranaa artilkty sifts arrived i and foes after-titer, Of sd vasisseut of light dragoons, of . ** .fiemeedips. At prelate (four o'clock) theta corps are drawn op on the beach and along the piers, embarking as fait as •poirsble $ but none of the tranfports haat failed, or can fail with this tide. " The troops that have arrivei this day, namely, On. troop of Germano Ardliery, Two Brigade* of Heavy do. and The "'Regiment of German Light Dragoons, nra all that are to form, what is called the fecond ex pedition. The third expedition, the troops for which are all at Canterbury, will contift of The 7th Light Dragoons, The nth ditto. The soh ditto. Two Troops °IBM& Hogs Artillery ; and roar Brigades of Heavy Attillsay, air° • DEAL, JUNE 34. " Yellerday afternoon, arrived in the Downs the tranfports marked C. R. E, X. and X.. full of troops, which embarked that day, about Pool's o'clock, Ramfgare. The troops are that part of the td bat. cabins of the German Legion, viz. the rifle corps, which lately loft their arms and baggage coming from Ireland, in a crazy tranfport s new arms and accoutrements leave been fent them from the Tower, and the appearance and difcipline of the corps :.re truly 'silica! y. They have but few females on board, all German, excepting one—no other having been prevailed on 14 To pack up her tatters, and follow the drnyr►" By the bye, their drum is a very old drum t preeifely fuels a drum as you may imagine to have feen in ufe ar the battle of Minden: fo much the better; we liups it will often beat lo Victory !" I VIM •NOTHIR COIRSSPONDINT. • Deal, kw Is. a Arrived this dty feveral tranfports, having on board the feeond light batt4lion of the Ring's Ger- man Legion, om Ramfgate " Yeßerday, at two o'clock, his Morn held a private Levee at the Queen's Palace, which was at tended by The Are!hilltop of Cintsrbory, the Lord PiM Seal, the Chan. cellor of the Exchequer, the Secretaries of State the Phil Lord of toe Admiralty, the Mailer General of the Ordnance, the Judo Advocate,the Lerd Chamberlain. the Dvite of Montrofe, Owl Ayksford. Lords Somerville and Heathfield, Sir A. Welkflcy, Cap , ain Duna, R. N. Mee& Campbell, Frere and FavAua r ead Rev. Archdeacon Cost. The tollowi, g had the honour of being relented tct. his KijISTY :.... • r i ..N. oldie ROM Noy, upon his appointment. iieCateratu., epos NO being uppaiated a Commilionet of -Reif* Sir Atom... Wasetion, upon his new appointment. Mr. HueiliewleO r isast, by Mr. CAtentua, upon No leaving, Ragland. upon his mace to beritn. "Lord Crimean took leave of his Military pre. virtue to his leaving England to take tha.command ' of the army on the Continent. His MnIIITT held a Privy Council, at which, we underhand, his MAJESTY'S Speech, tube delivered at the °Penin3 of she adfion of Praiiiment to-morrow, was taken tato confiduation. .His MAIOIIII gave audiences to Earl Cuaritata, LordsHawaesauly,CasrnaltAOH, andCATIICAaTi Mr. Cationic!, and Mr. BOND, who laid before bis Wallin the proceedings of feveral Courts Martial. Yetierday his MAJIsTY and the Petseatsas break• faßed with the Counters of HARCOURT. Yefferday morning the Prince of WAns paid 11 vifit to his MAJUTT. . Mr. Cantata gave his firft Cabinet Dinner Tele . day, at his houfe, m Stanhope.itreet, May Fair. the Duke of Potroaan was prevented from attending , from indifp , fition. His Grace has been newel' fat feveral days pall, which prevented him from attend' in g his Maim y's Levee yellerday. Earl Catty" is likewife confined from indifpofition. , . Vifcout Nawttac will move the Addrefs to his l ik JiaTT I in.the Houle of Commons, tomorrow. 1