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GENERAL ELECTION. UNIVERS! l'Y OP CAMBRIDGE. ELECTION for the lENIIVERSITY of I. CAMBRIDGE, is appointed to take place on FKIDAT, the Bth of May iottant. COUNTY OF PERTH. THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of PERTH are refpeafully Informed. that Lieutenant GeneralCommanding CAMrntLL. CAMPBELL. Commanding the Northern Dißriet in Irhnd, is now on hip way to Scotland to eff-s himßlf a Candidate for the homier of reprefenting the County ID the neat Parnaincut. April 30, 1807. IPSWICH ELECTION. 'THE ELECTION heint fixed fnc TUESDAY L next, the 3th of MAY, the Freemen in the Interelt of Sir H. POPHAM and Mr. CRICKEIT, are cornett!) , entreated to apply immediately to the Committee,'at the Edinburgh Cattle, Sweeting's alley, Royal Exchange: re:peEting their conveyance to lifwich. Thole who have not tak.m up tiler Freedom, mutt be there the • previcus to the Elation. AT a numerous and moll rerpeetable Meeting of the INDEPENDENT LI ;KAY of LONDON, convened Pul.iic A,l , nrtifemest at the New Loud= Tavern, Chaplide. tht. 3:th Apt:l, 1807, Mr. Alderman rOAVILLE, In the Chair, Refolved nnanimonfly, • That Mr. Alderman Comae having dilkharged vitt' diligence, zeal, ability and independence, the varier% and im)orrant Duties of Sheriff, Chief Maglitrate, and Member of three focceffive Par liament+, and having unifcr:ltly fupported the Rights and Privileges of his fellow Citizens, is In our titivation the molt tit and proper introit again to reprefent this City in Parliament. '1 bar we will ufe our moil ftrenuons endeavours to promote his re election, from a fill convittion that his attachment to the ge nuine principles of the Conftitation cannot be Ihahen, and that he will with the fame fidelity which has fo eminently marked his eunduel perfevere in cultivating the heft llamas of the Country. (Signed) WM. DOMVLLL F, Chairman. Refolved Unanimoolly. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman Domvitt e for his attentive and impartial conduct in the Chair. TO THE WOR THY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. WHATEVER of public or of private incnnve nitnee may arife from fo rudder' a Difroluthm P a rtia. ment,it gives to me perfonally no regret, beeaufe it Iningi, th. , ugh temporarily, into practice, a principle long fett 6 .td in my mind, that the appeal of the Reprefentatives to their Conftituents Ihould be more frequent than by law they are- In the let three Parliaments you have been plcafrd to honour me with your confidesee. Curing that time it has been my fortune to haye 1 t t tomedmes the oppofer, and fometimes the fupplrtcr re:iinifters; but In neither cafe have 1 ever felt any dread of their power, or benefit from their avour : the public intereft has been the only motive that ever adtuated my conduCt, and a continuance of your confidence the only recompence I looked to. I throw myfelf again upon your confideration, anti in foliating molt earneftly as I do, the favour of your votes to retnrn.me as one of sour Reprefentatives in the neat Parliament, I repeat to you my affuraoces of au unalterable attachment to the Conllitution of our Country, and I promirc you a continuance of that inde . andcnee which, ( truft, has hi. herto manifefted itfelf in my pu`)li.: condud. With great reipeet, I have the honour to he. Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and faithful humble Set want, Great Ruirell aiett, April a 7,18 H. C. COMBS. MR.AldermanCOMßE'sCommittee will fit every diy at lop o'Clock, at the Guildhall Coffee HA, where any communications will be couddered a favour. - - T a very numerous and molt refpatable Meeting A- of the Friends of Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, held at the Lon don Tavern, this Evening, May s. t Soy. THOMAS PLUMMER, Efq in the Chair. The following Refolutions were moved by Mr. Deputy Birch, and feconded by Deputy Hutc.henfon, and carried unanimoufly. lrefolved—Tbat it is the opi n ion ot this Meeting, that the Re prefentatives of this great City in Parliament fhould bo men of an flaaken integrity, eatenfiec commercial knowledge. *emir loyalty to the Ring, And tried attachment to the principles d the Coolti tutlon, In Church and State. s. That Sir Wm. Curtis, having proved himfelf eminently qua. lifted in thefe points, and on all oecafions by his conduCt. worthy the confidence of Ms fellow Citizens for four fucceflive Parli Assents, this Meeting do determine to fupport him, to the utrnoft of their power, to replace Mm in that high and honourable fituatlan. 3. That the faithful adherence of Sir Wm. Curtis to the Pro reliant %weft, the independence of our Sovereign in fupport of that Conflitution to which his Majefty owes his Crown; his people their liberties, happinefs, and profperity. tlekrves the Thanks of 'von , local fthjedt., and particularly of his fellow citizens, at this important a Fs. THOMAS PLUMMER, Chairman. The Chairman baring 'eft the Chair. it was unanimoutly re feived, that the thanks o' this Meeting be returned to him for his Ole and invartial conduct. TO THE WORTHY AND INMPENDENT LIVLRY OF LONDON. • nENT Z ZM EN, ' THE peculiar circurniances under wll;nii the nil , L folution of Parliament has tion .1 piece, arc of Inch infinite importance, 33 ^all upon every rcflt.elitie mind to exert its belt Fnergies in Support of our glorlous Conaitution in Chareli and &rite. When I ant you, therefore, to give me your Suffrages for the fifth rime, to reprefent great City in the Co.mon,' (knife of P..rliiment, I feel I aeLrefy you on the ltrongeft ground that a Canduirte cat . occupy, namely, a confcioufnefs of having on every 0:CA01) protected that Conititution to the ntrnolt of toy power, tearlefsly anti faithfully ; and, in the Co: fidriicc th , t the g wad Liverymen of Linden will not &feet the Man w'm hits never dcferted the Promifes he has mule thou, I hes It-eve to robotic to your recolledlion the few followint; Fxv tt flout the Appeals I tdc on former occafions to you for your Sir,iport. F.xtrauct front my Firft Addrefy to vnu. June I As a Nlember of t'.e Community at dirge, I fh tlt tie equally anxious to preferve inviolate our gloi louts Conititution, a Conititution erect• rd by the exliberate Wifdom of our A ncettors, f.tnetionc d by Tine, and confirmed by the 'roil fplendid Virtues and Abilities of the pr_fet.t Agc " In my Second, of June t 796 T nev:r cal have the pre ',thin to met you gilt on a limner Octagon, if the firm and tiedevi vi , g Principles old in any one pastiee he aboodoniel by me, evhXh have hitherto aeltiated my Condon. Thl'e Principles hay: been and. while I have ability to give them efica. or memory to re•ain a fenle of y , ur ftvour, I t •II iit• v .ria`dy 'e:—Loyalty to my King—unankeo Atoehment to the Cot itittrion or r'ar ' e King , t/nli—iii.l as itildotible Adherence to the Chartered it ig'ltS of you, my Couilituents." To MS . 'Uri of Jute 18:a I hove tinVormly Readily, and ft,p oo 'fly, et erre I ea ry nerve, at a Man, a Magiltrate, athl It....pr,fentative of the C ,mmony t,f England, to fupport, maintain, Itrengthen our edariou; Cooltatutiott, witch, gtioing, like the 15: iti?t Oak,loct - eafed vigour in the floral, Rands, in fpite of all its Anita', it, mire fecure and more envied thin ever." From tht•fe crr.ttfli I take leave to deduce this infer nee—that ?fly prof 15m:shave ht - en uniform to you, to mailatiitt,wkile I h tve li'r.. tht faered bartirrs which our anctittals ereet.'d rot- the prticr viti n of .•ur rtt:itti art and tibertks; ami I challenge an' man, v..lati has attended faithfully to my condudt during the period of four fuecelfive Parham-of*. bt cootute my a:Tr:llion, Cis: I have 27 'en: ly a d redgioully defended, at all dints our Church and our liiog Sach ai* been. is, and ever fhall continue to he, the Tau or n y public AA private conduct. Upol alyire prine•oks 1 cohfi itly come forward. on the prefent urcalsn, to folkit a continuance of that firm rup t a ut and atSive zeal whkh have rite been the pride of my life and b•lwark of any hope*. am. Gentlemen, with the greateß terpeet. • Your faithful, obliged, and hum al Servant. WILLIAM CUR I iS. 014 Soy May r, Sir Wig. Committee ritert every clay Os %dual) at the Old S, :h Sea tioufe. GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. AORRTLIMIN. DJ°lotion of Parliament having taken place, and a Meeting of the Livery of this City for the Eledion (*their Reprefentatives, being appointed for Wrilneftlay next, the 6th of May, permit me, molt repeEtfully, to fulicit the honour of an early and nuiperous attendance in Common Hall, oa that =Ann. !laving, in my public addrefs, flared to you the principles which will regulate my condud, if I am placed in the important trult of one of your Reprefentat lyre, I need oat here repeat decla(ations of my attachment to our beloved Sovereign and our molt excellent Conftitution ; or affuranc .3 of my being free from every party en. gagemsnt, and determined to fupport loch meafures as (hall molt drag ually preferve that Conftitution inviolate. For the privileges, conanterce, and prnfperiry of the City of Lon don, I am coacious that I entertain the ftrongeft regard, and trait, that the knoniedge and experience acquired by a perfevering application threuybout my whole life to commercial purfuits, will obtain for nie on thefe Feints your full confidence. The very flattering fupport which I have received from my fel low Citizens, juftitics me in prefuming, that you give me credit for the fincerity of th- profc Molts ; and I can only add,that fhould I he the °Ned of yt tar choke, it (hall be the Rudy of my life to ful fil the en igemet t which I have fo deliberately undertaken. It was nay anxious with to pay my perfonal refpctts to every Member of the livery, and I beg them to believe, that in chore in - ftances in which'l may fail of fo doing, it is orly owing to the in accuracy of lift+, or the unintentional overfights of an extenfive and batty canvars. I have the honour to he, With the greateft refpedt, Gentlemen, Your molt faithful Servant, Mincing-lane, May t, 1807. J. P. HANKEY. The Committee in the inter& of Mr. Alderman Hankcy fit daily at the Aldtrrnan's houfe in Mincing lane, when( any Whir mation and affiflance will be thankfully received. TO THE WORTHY . AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BI ROUGH OF MUCH WENLOCK. • GLNTLILIitN. ADISSOLUTION of Parliament having taken place, we take the liberty of again offering our felves, as Candidates, to reprefent you at the caning Election: having fo recently, and In frequently, received the moft flattering marks of your favour, we truft we than not be thought prefumptuous, in tkat we may obtain your fuffrAges on the prefetit oce.flon. We have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful bumble fervants, CECIL tORF.S rut. JOHN SIMPSON. London, April 30, 1807. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND YEOMANRY, FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNI•Y OF SOMERSET. GE NT LIR etc N, 13 A RLIANIENT bring prorogued, and a Diff.lu• A tion expeeted to take place as this day, I have again the ho t our to nif,r rnyfe.lf a Can,;idate to reprefent you in the new Par liament —I cannot help flattering my fclf, however short the trial ills been, that my condodt both in and out of the Houle of Com mons has betn fatisfaetory to you, and it is under this impreffion that I look forward with confidence to your fupport and counte nance at the days of nomination and Eleetion. I am, Gentlemen, With unfeigned efteem and attachment, Your faithful and obedient humble frrvant. 11110 MAS B. LETHBIUDqE. Sandhill-Park, April sB. 1807. TO THE GENTI.F. MEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET. PRESUME tf offer myfelf a fecond time to your notice, with an increaf.4 confidence, that, during the period I have had the honour of being one of your Reprefentatives. my c,,ndua i.i Parliament, as well as my attention to the 10e.,1 kite. rens of the County, as a Magiftrate, have in no degree tended to diminifla that good opinion. which it has been my atmolt endea vour to deferve, ty a faithful and unremitting diftharge of my publie duty. With a firm reliance, that by the.kind and generous exertions of my numerous friends, 1 fhall be returned for the high and dif. tioguiled fituation of again reprefenting this County, it Mall be my iteenuous purfuit to prove myfelf an upright, vigilant, and in dependent Member of Parliament. —I have the honour to be, Gen•lenteu. With every fentiment of gratitude and retied, Your devoted humble fervent, Bryanfton Hotde, April 18, tBo7. E. B PORTMAN. To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS of the COUN FY PALATD4g of LANCASTER. • 0 Max. AS an immediate Diffolottan of Parliament is expedled, I take the earn-' t.ni.y of folielting your Vote. and Intereft at the eat:lm; hleetion. Imprefted as I am whh tbe moft lineere and fervent gratitude, far the repeated hatarees of Embers and artachnient have for twenty-three exp-neuctd fronsivo,:; it will he the higbell addition to that fsntlment, if I ans again honoured with your confidence and fupport. Permit me to fay. that as I truly ellimate the v lue of your ap• nrobaticn, I (hall, if potable. feel a Itrongtr dellee to retain it, and continue to pay at all times the molt anxious attention to the ge • n-ral interefts of my naive county, as well aathofe of the country In general. I have the honour to be. Gentlemen. Your molt faithful and obedient huntiderervint. JOIE(W BLACKSIT.pI4. Park-ilreet, Weftminfter, 1 1 / 4 1.n,Liv Evening, Antil.27, TO THE GEN 11. t 7 .:VIEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS 01. Till'. COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCAST Eh. OEN lINIPR ESSED with the deepefl fenfe of gratitude a. by your pall favours, and tray cnnfrious of the adUitional Yalue wlliela your liberal and generous cololurt has invariably (Limped upon them; I am encouraged. once more humbly to fa lic;t the honour of your protection and furport on the day of the approaching Election. Should you again condcfc...nd to delegate into my hands that intro:tam croft, which I have ever been ambitious of dieltarging with anxious attention and tic!, lit v ; I beg leave to , ffer'you a re newol of thole alforances, which you have fo frequently received with a favourable ear; that it will be the principal °hied' of my life, as far as my limited aMlities will allow, to embrace every opportutity of proniotirg the local intertile of the County and the general profperity of the Empire...-1 have the honour to be, With the warmea tenements of rcfped and attachment, Gentlemen, Your moil faithful and obedient fervent. T. S fittan.EY. London, Arrll 27. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDFNT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGA OF ABINGDON, GENTL CMCNI, Y the facidett difmlfr4l of the late Parliament. you are again called upon to exereire your Elective Franchirc you may therefore review your paft condo!, and fee If there be not romething to repent of in your late choice. How far elcdion pc miles have been fulfilled, and mighty profeffinn...m the butting. realire 1 , i• ter: to you to eli termine. My own conreience bears me who. is That I have deceived no one, and that ad I premifed bas t it er, .I , ,ne. to the heft ( f nay power. i.)t the line of cooduet to be purfued in there critical times. I (hall fay but little. Thore Minilters whore Council. are vigorous, ‘et , r, pc ffcCs the confidence of the Public and of Foreign States, I who meonomi'e the mtintini ref urces, torredl abides. probe fade (-loos-accounts to the bottom, and lay taxes with a light hand on the people, will dererve heft of their country; and, antidft tale chan b it , 4 f:cher) of political Harkquit.s, and the dorms of conten ding and int.'s:tied faCtions, an honeit man will be fnuild clinging to one rhj-Et alone, and that is the public good fhoucla no he raid can prochim the friths of my travels to either of the Indies ; thouAh I base not failed urn' the P,:e!fie Ocean. nor croired the Great his, I trust, may he raid for myrelf, that I know your local and emunercial interelts ; that I was born in your town, and will Hy: and d'.e in 3 our fervicc; and whether I fucceed lor not, l liadl always be found ready to do god to my neighbour*, and en d. : t eeur tt, fnpport the pti'sl:c int creit. _ have the tw . rtn,rw :)e, vLry refpeetfully, 'dentle.rea, Yuqr Gin fleet humble Sirratit, G. KNOPP. GENERAL ELECTION. RANTS Ff.ttCTION. THE Friends of Mr. - CHUTE and Sr HENRY MILDMAY, and of the Independence of th" County. are requefted to meet at the White Hart Inn, in Winchcfter, on Wednefday the 6th infant, at Twelve Et No n precifely. GEORGE HOLLIS, Secretary, &c. Wirchefter, May a, tltc,y. Dinner on Table at Four o'Cloek. TO THE GENTLEME N, CI.FRGY. AND YEOMEN, FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OE KEN I% CZNTLPIA EN, DURING the Ihort interval I have had the honour or being one of your Repref-ntatives, I fed I have dif. charged my duty. as I promifed, honeftly, and faithfully. Frequent communications between the Reprefentatives of the People and their Conftittients I approve, but under-all the eircutn. !lances of a recent Election. and the material Winds depending in Parliament, I cannot approve of the prefent Diffolution. Having rn apprehenfion, that you. my Fellow.countrymen, who fo honourably fent me to Parliament, have altered your good opinion of me. I confidently folicit rgain the honour of your votes and intercft at the coining fleetion I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With great refped, Your faithful and obedient fervant. London, April ap, tBoy. WM. HONYWOOD. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. AND Eft EEHOLDERS • OF THE COUNTY PALATINE OF CHESTER. GENII. [MEN, ICOME forward to folicit the honour of your fup- A port, indulging a hope, that no exertions on my part bare been wanting to render me worthy of again offering myfelf for the high honour of being one of your Reprefentatives in Parliament. The principles which I have twice declared to you on former occaf.ons, Rill continue to animate my condudi, and will ever remain unal terably imperiled upon my heart. I bare, to the heft of my ea • parity, difcbarged my Parliamentary duties, and thall ever per fercre in the fame conduct, while I have the honour of your confidence. lam not attached to airy party, or political fet of men whatever. lam influenced by no opinions, but th , fe of in tegrity; and you will ever find me a man loyally devoted to my King, and ready to uphold the inrdluah's principles of our happy Conftitution. I have the honour to be, wit% the hizbeft refpedt, Crs:/LEMEN, Your obedient and L.:tiZni bumble fervant. London, April 27, r8.)7. D. DAVENPORT. BRISTOL, APRIL jt, do 7 THIS is to Rive NOTICE, that the TRADE of a LINCN DRAPER. now or lately carried so by us, the underfig-ted George Maggs and Thema. Martin, in partnerfhip, in the City of BMW, or elfewhere, and all other partnerthip con cerns and dealings between ua. are hereby mutually agreed and declared to b. determined and DISSOLV N D, as wi tti efs our hands THOMAS MARTIN. 11.:A9Gts CUMBER LAND SOCIETY. MANY Members of this Society being pr;wfnted. by the peculiar eircumßances at the prefent criG., from attending the ANNIVERSARY DINNER, appointed for the 7th of May: and a with having been generally expreired for poftponing the Meeting, it is accordingly POSTPONED till a future period, of which due intimation will he given. Gentlemen who have already taken Ticketti, are requeft, d to return them to thole from whom they r.:ceived them. FOREIG.V INTELLIGENCE. ANCLAM, 18. The triumph of the Swedes in Pomerania has keen of very (port duration. Mat fkl Wilier has attack ed them. The following is the report of his pro. ceedings.— . On the 15th of April, in the evening, Martini Monier col ledied a part of his force at Pafcsealh. The Swedes had a very .eztenfive line, viz, heads of columns at Fall- mfwald, Stoltzenburg, Sladforn, Belling, and Dargitz, viz. from :he hanks of the Oder to Mecklenburg Strelitz. The Martha! 'ormed the refclutiOn of attacking their centre,without paying at. y regard to the reti of their , troops, convinced that if he could gaei the Ri►er Peene, it would certainly occafion much loft and c0,.;u60n among the enemy. " On the 16th at day.hmak. the Maulhal attack d and carried Belling. The French were compelled to travcrfe a century full of meant,. In vain did the Sa cdes attempt to defend the pats of the Langdam. After an obilinate ccnflidt, in which they difplay ed much courage,they were driven from •ne yofiti ti to another, as far as Altkoknow, where the French fcund them joined by the troops that had occupied Anclam. " The enemy made an oldtinate refinance nntwithftand ing the areas which he reckoned upon from tee. pieces of cannon, with which he fired upon the French, this pofition• a ai alfo forci bly earned, and the enemy fell cdek to A nei lm in e,. or ulion,with• out attempting to avail hinifelf orthe fine pofi'ion in the front of that town. The Swedes were 1 - 94,zwed Iword in hand cut.dowit in the areas, and compelled to retreat over the Peenefbrug,whiCh bridge.' for want of time, theft:erre not able to deltroy. The Swedes (uffcred confiderably on this day, and. betides the WO and wounded, loft two pieces of cannon. and 6Do pritoneie.• After this advantage gained over the enemy's centre. Martha! Mortice advanced againft the flanks, which he had furroundcd. A brigade, detached towards lickermunde k two pieces of cannon, and made _coo prifoners. Anothtr column, fent towards I. , emmin, took two light pieces and too prifoners. Straggling Swedes are every moment brought into the French heed .quarters: they are Ignorant of the country dialed, and know t:at what to do with themfelves. The Swedes are co•: pletely (lairds over the reClie, and the French are in priffeffion of Oemmin. " ilotwithnantling, during the whole of the do, the weather was dreadful, and there was a troublefome fall of hail and rain, tlte French' ran over a fpace of t 8 miles, fighting all the way. " At Anclam they found feveral magazines of corn and meal, and leveret ovens in good condition. " The Swedes have eight gain-hosts, and feveral tranfperts, in the Haff. As the wind is contrary, and the people on board are without provitions, it is pt.( habit they muff ferrender." . BANKS OF THE ELBE, APRIL 20. The Swedes, by means of their gunboats ► have got pareffion of 0)e port of S,%inemunde. It appears that the liege of Cnlberg is for the mn. mcnt railed Martha' Mratier marching for Stral fund, at the head r:f a c'•nfiderable corps. There is every reafon to belieire that he has already forced the garrifon of that place to retire within the fortrefs. On the morning of the day before yefterday, the foreign troops in flamborgh, the gen.r drum: excep ted, left that city. Tie military duty is perforMed by'the troops of the place. The ga►rifon of Danrzic is reinforced more and more; r a ooo men were to be en - d)arked at Memel, for that dillination. The reports of an armiflice, and the hopes of peace, are again yarned. It is raid that the Prince of Benevento will fhortly arrive at Berlin. Aram al.—With the exception of the Cuflom }snore Officers, Hamburg!) is at prefcnt entirely free from foreign troops. As the Swedes were driven ont of Pruffian Pome rania on the 16th, it is raid that Martha' Mintier will return to Colberg, and that Marfluil Brune who was ti• have returned to Hamhurgh in eight days, will take the command of the 11th corer Forma. against Pome-ania. Lqtters from Vienna mention, that a number of contraCts have been concinded, and that limes are lending into Bohemia And Ga'Heir'. The duration of the peace between Anflria anctfrance will proba• hly be of very Bunt continuance. _ _ _ Op the 6 of this month, the Grand Duke Con (l7.ntine .j {pined the Ruffian army with 30.000 Guards. The Emperor Alexander was with the at my. • COPEICHAGEN, APRIL zB. Our Journals contain the following : u On the &ft of April, General Bennigfen re. connoitred the enemy in perfon ; and it was the Re , neral opinion in Dantzic on the Bth, that an account of a great battle rnfFht be expetled every moment. ". The gatrifon of Dantzic, with the rcipform ments it has received, is eßimated at 40,000 men., All the pavement is titEen up, to prevent the Tir e e i of the bombs. Up to the Bth, the Fahwatr o: Dantzic was oven, but the French Rill continued io poffaum of the peninfula. " It is Paid that his Swedilh Mikity will repair t o Hellingburgh about the latter end 4 this mo nt h , where he• is to have a conference with the Englai Admiral Ruffen, who is expeCted in the Baltic witt a flfet. and with General Stuart, who will coca. =and the German Legion." I . CONsTANTINOPLE, MARCH it. The Englifh, in repaffing the Dardanelles on the 3d indent, kept up a terrible fire againd the cafilet, Theit bomb veffels and gun b.iats were , f great life to th.m ; for they were ii potted as to prOtelt th e flips of the lino and frigates again! the Ere front th e Dkrdanelles. A Ruffian fleet, of ten fail of the line and eipl t frigates, with troops on hoard, having, as it is fiat arrived at the ifland of Tenedos, and the End Admirals being able, in coniundlion with this Beer,' make a fecond attempt again! the Dardanelles ail Conflantinople, thsy are labouring ••.ght .and day,u well here as at the other tattles, to ered new bat e , ri.ts upon the coeds ; and for this purpofe, nifty French officers of the artillery and engineers are Upr expedled. The new Grand Admiral has anchor e d 1 the Tux kill) fleet under the guns of the forts. If the Anglo Ruffian fleet (hall attempt to make anoti ci attack, there mull neceifatily be a decifive battle. Provifions bein ng longer allowed to com e here, either from the if iands of the Archipelago, or !roi l the other ports in the Levant, nor from the Bl ac k Sea, the increafe of price is beginning to be felt, i t if there is a want of many articles of the fitil medic,. The French Ambafradur, who is equally at:Sinai indefatigable, fends every two , or three days amnia to WarfAw, by Lemburgh. VIENNA, APRIL 7. By Thine of an order from his Imperial %jelly, there will let out every daj from Ofen, duringthe fitting of the Diet of Hungary, a courier with the let. ten for Kafchau and Lemburgh. The police of this city ha- fr.djenly received an order to diffnlve de Club of the principal Bankers and Merchants who met at the Imperial Coffee Houfe. APRIL 9 —The Spanith Envoy here has received a courier from Confia . rotnople, who left that place ot the 18. h of Ma:ch. The P rt.? had officially as n , ,unced the return of the Englifh through the Dardanelles, by a circular note to ttic Foreign tit nillers. The cads of Mr. Arbuthnot, it is laid, an to be excepted ft QM the general confifcation of Eng lifls property. Arati. as.--The . Emprefs of Auflria died on the 13th initant. at half pall (even in the morning. as bad been delivered of a dest4 child nn the 511 s. alarming situation of her IrLialy brought the Ea perch- and the Archduke Cheiles back from Buda ea the t Ith. The Emperor never quitted.her a mom after, till the expired. She was 34 years, ten months, and (even days (4d. Out of twelve children, four Piinces and five Princeffes are (till living, , and are the conf elation of their Monti us father, while they are equally the hope of Us fubjeas. BARTENSTRIN, MARCH 16. For many days pall confiderable fupplies of forage and provifions have been received by the Ruffian army. All the high roads are covered with them. The army will have a fupply of provifions for fit morths. We have Peen pars by to-day the honk artillery at• tached to the Cotracks, which is to join the Hetmn Lieutenant General Dc Platow. It confifts of p rix-pouoders, on very light carriages ; each piece is drawn by four horles, and managed by ten artillery. men. This corp.., which has been three months and a half on the riad, and which marched fix or fever German miles a day, has diltinguilhed itlelf by dr good order and discipline it has preferved. PETERSBURGH. ;EBRUARY The Emperor has ellablithed a C , onmittee Safety, c , umpofed of the Minaterb of Juaice, of Ws, and ..f the Interior, and two Senators. rhis Com , mittee is to try all dilturbers of public tranquillity, and accufe all thole who carry on a criminal core fpondence wit* the enemy. The number of arrelb is inereafing. and perform of the &it refpeeabilit, are exiled. The Englifh party perfecutes all thole who are adverfe to the dark tnanceuvres which hart involved us is this dellruaive THORN. APRIL ro. For eight days pall we have remarked an uncon , mon movement among the French troop; ; we meal to fay, their centre has been confiderably firengthene. —Yefferdoy a train of artillery arrived here frog Sildia, on its way to Dantzic. • We have jnft learned, that the Pruffian pram ti Colbug has received a reinforcement of Ruffians, DARNTSTADT, APRIL rt. The levy of recruits in ttiia diatitt has caufed s cliflurhance, in which the peafants have killed a dra• vnn and wounded an rfficer. Eleven of the mnft guilty have paid with their lives for their crime, and fifteen were concluded, on the fecotid, to the prifal of this town. CARLSRHUS (BADEN), APRIL t t. Our court has pr ohibited allEnglilh go As throne. out the Duchv of Btden. The ordonnance coata;ng three principal regulations: 1. All communication with England, and with Englifh coTtnet, Oal hnufeg, is p• °Whited. a The importation of Englifh mereltandize, and the formation of depots of fuch merchandise. with the ioteminn of introducing it into France, is babidden under pain of Ltmfifeation. 3. From the date of the publicdoos! of this ordonnance. the ir" plirtatin I of any kind of merchandiz • fr"m E na l,„d, an d a d( tear!• ing in fuels mrrchandizt, is prohibited throughout the whole al the Grand Du6ty. FRANKFORT, APRIL r 9. In a letter from Bamberg. of we loth inflanr, it is fail, dire ♦ , intelligtnce from the French fie.scl q2arters, and horn veto a od au•c,otity, the earlier inf , rmation, of new' ctations between the Belligerent Powers, adding. 111,4 r according tn the turn which thefe negociations have nr,w taken, it can (Caney be doubted, that the conclp(ion of peace upon the Continent is very near at band.