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Jima - BOROUGH OF PRESTON, MAY x 6, 1807. A T a MEETING the Fi lends of Independence at the White Horfe Inn, T. WILSON, Erg in the Chair, The following Refolutious were uttaninanilly ..grced to ; RESOLVED, aft. That a free cxercife of the Elective Franchife is one of the rnoft valuable privileges of Britons; and the man who would by any means infringe upon it. is an enemy to his couotry. id That this Borough ha: of late been under the molt allied vatTalage, by a coalition of a few individuals in the inteteft of the Earl of Derby with th z Corporation ; and that fuch cliti oaort las, a tendency not only to ren der the Ekaors coutenaptibk, but is alfo a grofs violation of their Rights. 3d That Lord Stanley's affert ion at a late plahlie dinner, "That the EleEtors of this Borough are tinder the greateß obligations to his father an.l the. Corporation fur coaltfeing." is highly reprehen. able : and every free muft fpnrn at It With indignation, and confider it as a dar;ng attack on bl, liberty. 4th That aCtuated by a love of independence and a deteltation of oppreffion in giving their votes, the liteCtors piefent at this Meeting ire determined to perfevere in their endeavours to rettore . the full ei.jnyment of the Eleetive Franchife. 3th. That Colonel Hanfon is a proper petfon to reprefent this Borough in Parliament ; and th e Elrdlnrs now prefent pledge themfelves upon all occafions to ufe every fair exertion to fecure his EleCtion the next opportunity. 6th. That Colonel Hanfon in offering bitufelf a Candiare at the late EleCtion, and for his alive efforts to deliver the bleetors front a thraldom as unconftitutional as it is fubverlive of their Rights ; and for his firm, dignified, and manly eondudt upon that occafion,deferves our warm . ft acknowledgments. 7th That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Chair man for his fpirited conduct during the Eledion, and his gentle• manly behaviour on the prefent occafton. --- - FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, II7NE. 19. Doubts having aefen whether the Notification of the tith of Mach, 18 . 4 of the blockade at the entrances of the tivcrs Ems, Wefcr, and Elbe, was intended to judo lc and slid include, all ri vers ports, and places on the coact between the laid rivers Elbe, Wefer, and Ems. the Right Honourable George Canning, his Ma jetty's Principal Secretary of State for Fortign Affairs, has notifiul to the Minißcrs of Friendly and Neutral Powsri, refident at this Court, that the laid blockade was intended to include all rivers, ports, and places between the laid rivers ; and that it will he maintained and enforced with, refpca to the wholc coaß from the Elbe to the Ems. • - ADMIRALTY OFFICE, !UNE 20. Copy of a Letter from Admiral Lard Gardner. Commander in Chief of his Majefty'a Ships and Veil, h employed in the Channel. Soundings, etc. to William MariV.en. Efq. dated the tgth inftant. Sir-1 refire you will be pleafed to lay before their I.ordfhips the inciofed letter which I have received this morning from Rear- Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, a ccompary rag one to the Rear Admiral from Captain Bank, of the Pomone. given an account of his having taken and deßroyed part of a convoy of the enemy, from Nantz bound to Rochfort, laden with n.:val ftores, &c. on which affair great credit is derived by Captain Purrie, as well as the officera and men employed on this occalion. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) • My Lord, Czfar, off the Paid; d'Autioche, June 7. I inclofc a letter from Captain Barrie, giving an account of his baying taken part of a convoy of the enemy, from Nantz hound to Rochfort, laden with various articles and naval Rores. Captain Barrie 's zealot's enndurt, as well as that of his officers and th:p's company, is highly meritorious. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) R. J. al RACHAN. Pomone, June 6, 1807. Sir—l have the honour to accpraint you, that yef tetday, when working up to windward, in order to gain the Ration you had pointed out to me by ignal, at about half pall feven o'clock A. M. three veffels were reported from the mail head, bearing N. E. ; there we loon made out to he armed veffels (brigs). As the dillance of the . fouadron rendered it impoffi ble for me to communicate this ciscumtlanee to you, I took upon myfclf to give chace to thefe brigs, conceiving it my duty to der fo, as I thought I could cut them off before they could get into the Sabres d'Olonne. As we approached the fhore, a convoy was obferved under efcort of the brigs. At about nine o'clock we got within random•fhot of one of the btigs, when the breeze unfortunately failed us, and I had the mortification to °Verve that we Ihould not be able (in the (hip) to cut off the brigs, efpcci.tlly as we were obliged to make a tack to clear the barges, which were only about two cables length from us. Some of our (hot reached the convoy, two of which (fuppofed to be naval tranfports) ran on (bore; the thirtV(a brig) was deferred by her crew; I therefore difpatched Lieutenant Jones, in the fix oared cutter, to take poffefiion of the defected brig, and of any cthers of the convoy that were not dole to the (Lore. This fervice Licntcnant Jones pet fotm ed with great judgment and gallantly, and fortu nately without lots, though the grape term the (bore and gun brigs paired through and through his boat. One of the gun brigs making a (hew of pulling out with her (weeps, I fent Llutenant J. W. Gabriel, Firfi of this (hip, with three boats, to meet him ; but as the lattg let t eated under the proteCtion of the batteries on fhore, and alto within suolket !hot of the numerous foldiery which lined the beach, I would net allow my pallant ft itod to make the attack under fuch great diladvantage, hut directed him to pro teed with the boats towards St. Gillet's, where feve ral veffels were obferved nearly becalmed. At about half pall eleven o'clock the boats got up with the eafletmoll brig, and by half pall two they were all (fourteen in number) in our pnffellion except oat, which drove on (bore and was 1011. The crews of the enemy's veffels took to their boats, but 1 fear as the fea tan very high, I , me of them were drowned in attempting to land. I-lad the breeze fortunately continued, I have no doubt but we lhattld have taken and deltroyed the whole convoy, which, exclulive of the gun brigs, appears to conftil cf about 27 IA of brigs, (loops, and chalfe marees. I have the plea fore to add, that the officers and feamen employed on this fervice, ptrformed it to my fatisfAion and to their own credit. Inclofed is a lilt of the veffels taken and dellroyed, with their cargoes, Etc. I have the honour to be, &c (Signed) ROBERT BRRIE. [Here follows a lift of the reiTels captured and deftroyed MILI fARY PROMOTIONS. . WAR•O/1:1C1, JUNE 20. IR Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub Lkutcrent taguel.ind to he Licutenant, by purchall. vice Ayar, ',tomcod. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—John Clemifon, Gent. to be Comet, by purchafe, vice Hall promoted. aft Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Henry Wiam L in ovatt to be lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Hawke', pro ill moted the tsth Foot ; Charles Lucas Metheun, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lovatt. 4th Regiment of Dragoons--Cornet and Adjutant George Chan. try to have the Rabb of Lieutenant ; Cornet Charlbs Forbes to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Bridges, who retires; William Gore Langton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Fenton, promoted. 16th Rrgiment of Light Dragoons—William James Alexander, Gent. to be Cornet, by enrchafe, vice Pratt, promoted. 21d Ditto—James Centel. Gent. to he Veterinary Surgeon. 4 th Regiment of Foot—Affiftate-Surgeon Alexander Sower, from the 73d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Woolriche, promoted. Bth Ditto—Writ ----- Cooper t:, be Lieutenant, without pug. chafe, vice Whet-, promoted ; Edward Finch, Gent. to be En film, vice Cooper. Mb Ditto—Lieutenant Donald MgArthur, from Half pay of the late ictb Garrifen Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Baron, who exchatges; David Martin Davia, Gent. tn be Enfign, without purehafe, vice Davies. promoted iu the Bth Galleon Battalion. s3il Ditto—Captain Williant Potter. from Half•pay of the late Kelfo Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Coltburft, who exchanges. To be Firft Lientenants--Second I 'cotenants, Collin!, William Henry Jones, Watkin Wynne, George Browne; and Henry Brownfon. 32d Ditto—Lieutenant Dennis O'Kelly to be Captain df a Corn .pany, by purchafe, vice Cormick, who retires; Enfign Hugh Harrifou to be Lieutenant, vice O'Kelly. 34th Ditto--. Captain Jofeph Crofs, front the sth Garrifon Batta lion, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe; Lieute nant Robert Cotton St John Lord Clinton, from the t6th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, witheutpurchare. 3Fth Ditto—Captain Charles Levytts Barn a rd , front the 4th Gar rifon Battalion. to be Captain of a Company, vice Evelyn, who exchanges; Enfign William White to be Lieutenant, vice Brownfon, deceafed ; D. Oiborne, Gent. to be Enfign, vide W hite. 4lft Ditto—Fnfign J 0 Kearney, from the Sad Foot, to be En tign. vice Heckford, who exchanges. 42d litto--Enfign Lorimer to be Lieutenant, without porthole, vice WI ntyre, promoted. 44th Ditto-444n Daniel Caulfield to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice O'Kearney, who retires. 45th Ditto—Captain L. U. Campbell, from Half pay of the lode. pendent% to be Captain of a Company, vice Hall, who ez• changes, receiving the difference. • e 40th Dittem—Etifign Alexander M'lntolh to be lieutenant, with out purchafe, vice Taylor, promoted ; Botta John Ferran, frost the 7th Garrifon Battalion, to be Enfign, vice Mititofh. 55th Dittoo•eGentientan Cadet Thomas Goodrich Peacocke, from the Royal Military College, to be Enfign, without .purchafe, vice Clarke, promoted in the 18th Foot. Stith Ditto—Enfign L.Gordon to he Lieutenant, without purchare; Robert Alder, Gent to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Jackfon, appoiuted to the 9th Light Dragoons, and John Durham. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Gordon. 59th Ditto—Enfign and Adjutant Alex. Mentor to have the rank,of Lieutenant; Enfign James Cockburn to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; Enfign Abraham Pilkington to be ditto; Acheron French, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Cockburn, and Simon Ileac, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Pilkington. 65th Ditto—R. B. Eden, Gent. to be Et.fign, by purchafe, vice M'Neill, promoted in the 77th Foot. 66th Ditto—Denton Steele, Gent. to he Enfign, without purchafe, vice Stephenfon. promoted in the 59th Foot. 69th Ditto—Affiflant Surgeon George Rowe, from the 95th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Brownrige. promoted. 7 ad Di. to Maj.! . Henry Monckton, from the Bth I,ight Dragoons, to be Lieutenant Colneal, by purchafe, vice Deafer, who re tiree, and Andrew Chifholm, Gent. to be Enfigti, withditt pot chafe. vice Bell, promoted in the 8:a h Foot. 75th Ditto—Lieutenant Hugh Stewart, from the 22d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe. 79th Ditto—Robert Mackay, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Campbell, who refigns. Bad Ditto—Enfign Richard Read to he Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Hamilton, promoted io the 37th Foot, and Eaten W. B. Heckford, ft om the 4e. It Foot, to be Eufign, vice Kearuey, who exchanges. 89th Dioo—Enfign John A. Bell. from the 72e1 Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without purchafe, vice Tuckey, who refigns. . 97th Ditto—Enlign Thomas Lloyd, from the sth Garrifan Batta lion, to be Enfign, vice Hagerty, who exchanges ' and George Daunt, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe , vice Evans, who retires. milt Ditto—Captain Thomas M'Cormick, from the 31 Garrifon Battalion, to be Capttiu of a Company, vice Burke, who ex changes. 6th Weft India Regimeit—Captain E. R. Mathews, from the 7th Garrifon Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, eke Boy fe, who exchanges. Bth Ditto—. William Henderfon, Gent to Fnlign, without pur chair, vice Boyd, whore appointment has not taken place. New South Wales Corps—Lieutenant Henry Steel, from the 86th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. Wattevllle's Regiment—Ulrich Pertalozzi. Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Sapio, who ha • refine 1. Royal Waggon Train—Affiflant Surgeon Vaffal. from the Royal Military College, to be Affillant-Surgeon, vice Hickfoit, who exchanges. 3d Garrifon Battalion—Captain William Burke, from the toot Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice rvi.Cointick, who ex • changes. 4th Ditto—Captain Henry Evelyn, from the 38th Foot, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Barnard, who exchange=. sth Ditto—Lieutenant Michael Campbell, from the 58th Foot,to be Captain of a Company, vice Croft, appointed to the 34th Foot ; Eileen J. Hagerty, from the 97th Foot, to be Fnfigo, vice Lloyd, who exchanges. 6th Ditto—William Pulteney Dana, Erg. to be Payntafter. 7111 Ditto—Captain Jaques Boyle, front the 6th Weft India Regi ment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mathews, who ex changes; Richard I Mows, Gent. to be Enfign. vice Ferrell, ap pointed to the 48th Foot. Bth Ditto—Eulign David Davies, from the 18th Foot, to be Lieu tenant. ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE. Affillant , sergeon Thomas om the Royal Waggon Train, to be Alfillaiit urgt on, vice WWI, who exchanged. HOSPI FAL STAFF. John Met&ll, M.D to he Phyfician to the Forces. To he Surgeons to tbc Forces—Surgeons Stephen WooirEche, from the 4th FOOL vice Grant. promoted; David Broworigg, from the 69th Foot, vice George, dcceafed ; Affillant-Surgeonktobert Jones, from the 4th Dragoons, vice M'Laremdeccafed. The King's German Legion. an Regiment of Dragoons—Lieu:eta:it Hans de name to . be Captain of a Troop, with temporary rank, vice Litifingen, pro moted in the 34 Light Dragoons; Cornet George Baron Igen dorff to be Lieutenant, vice Hattori*. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons-141+r John David Crufius to be Lieutenant-Col no, with temporary rack, vice Fflorf, fu • perk:act!. bang al fert without leave; Captain Ertieftus de Burgwedel to be Major, with temporary rank, vice t7rufius ; Captain Augultus Baron Linfingen, from the tit Dragoon., to be Major, with tt mporary rank, vice Valentine. d•ceafcd; Lieu tenant -- Baron Kerff,nbruch, to be Captain of a Troop, with tempo, ary rank, vice Burgwedel ; Cornet Chriftian Heire tube Lieutenant, vice Kerffenbruch ; Cadet-Serjeaot Gultavus Meyer to be Cornet, vice Both, prep oted ; Geutletnin Cadet Charles Holborn to be Cornet, vice Heifc. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Lieutenant Lord Clinton, from the T 6th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company in the 87th Regi ment of Foot, vice Edwards, eafhiered, as Bated in the Gazette of the 9th itiftatit, has not taken place. Lniigu -- Fair, of the 39th Regiment of Foot, is fuperfeded, being abfent without leave. ORDNANCX OFFICE, JUNE 18. Royal Regiment of• Artillery. Stcond Captain John S Sinclair to be Captain, vice tlgilvle, de• ceafei, and Firit Lieutenant James Grant to be Second Captain vice Sinclair. Dated Feb 2, 184. Second Lieutenant Gerard S. Muore to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Grant. Dated April 7, 1807. Gentleman Cadet John 1.. Smith to be Second Licutenant, vice Butler, promoted. Gent!eman Cadet William A. Turner to be Second Lieutenant. vice Norton, promoted. Gentleman Cadet James Day to be Second Lieutenant, vice Bon tein promoted. Gentleman Cadet John Eyre to he Second Lieutenant, vice John . gun, promoted. All• Dated Jure to, tBts7. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentleman Cadet Frank Stanway to be Second Lieutenant, vice Henryfon. promoted. Dated June 1,1807. .ReAirnert of Artillery, King's German Legion. Heft Lieutenan: Andrew Cleves to be Second Captain, vice Mugge, deceged ; Second L.i• utcnant Vidlor PretifTher to be I irit Litutenant, vice Cleves, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet Anthony Hugo to be Second Lieutenant, lice Erytropel, pro moted. Dated June 5, 1807. Gentleman Cadet Henry Heckmann to he Second Lieutenant, vice Preuffner, protnoted. Dated June 8, z 807. CommifEons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Grantham Volunteer Infantry. John Barnes, Efq. to he Captain ; Frelletiik 4..t1y, Gent. to be LICUtCOASIt. Datcd June 3, t 807. Commirions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coutitiee of Brecon and Monmouth. To be Deputy Lieutenants—The Rev. W. Hindman Jane, D D for the County of Monmouth ; Warren Jane, Eft for the (aid County. Dated June t 6, tSoy. Cominalion in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Chariot Hanifon Powell to be Captain, vice Price, reigned. Dated June 16, 'Roy. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Auguß 1. William Tucker, of Exeter, merchant, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Ewer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Croaker, late of Gofpart, and Southampton, Hants, !hip chandler, fail maker, dealer and ehapman. BANKRUPTS. Robert Armillead, late of Gigglefwick, Yorkfhire, cotton fpinner, and fince of M a ncheftcr, eotton•rnanufaZturer, dealer and chap man, to furtonder July 9, at five, July to. and Auguß t, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Prelton. Anomie., Mr Wilfon, No. it.. Grevillc.ftreet , Hatton Garden, London ; or Meths. W and T. Carr, Blackburne, Laneafhlre. Jonathan Mallalieu, of Manchefter, dealer in cotton twig and weft, dealer and chapman. July 3, sr, and Anvil! r. at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchefter. Attorney, Mr. William Edge, Back-fquare hlanehefter. Roger Ilidlake ' liolking and John Hocking the younger, of South Brent, Devonfhire, yarn-makers, dealers and copartners, June 19, 30, and Auguß 1, at ten, at the London Inn, Afithurton.— Attornies, Mr. Samuel Anftice, No. 3, King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple. London; or Mr. Solomon Tozer. Alliburten. Jofeph Hanlon. of Hurtfgreen, pad& of Salehurft Suffez, and Thomas Hanfon, of Battle, Stiffez . innkeepers, dealers and chap men, June 13, July iI. and Mott I. at ten, at Guildhall, London Anomie., Mehra Gregfon and Dixon, of Angel court, Tbrogmorton-ftreet, London; or Mr. Martin, of Battle. Geivas Hall, of Bow.ftrect, Covent Garden. Middleft x, liquor merchant, dealer and chapman, June as, July 3„ and Auguß t, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mehra. M•Dotigel and Hun. ter, Lincoln's Inn, London. James Stoneham, of the par d b of Saint Nicholas, Briftol tavern keeper, dealer awl chapnlan, June as, July 11, and Auguß t, at fix, •at the Bunch of i;rapcs Tavern. Bath. Anomie., Mull - cp. Shepherd and Adlington, Bedford-row, Loudon; or It. A. Sheppard, Bath. FOREIGN I.VTELLIGENCE. • FROM THE PARIi PAPERS. PARIS JUNE 9.—His Majefly the Emperor arrived at Dantzic on the tlt of June. He flept the preced ing night at the Abbey of Oliva. On his arrival, his Majefly reviewed feveral bodies of troop'. The following letter has been addretred by the Emperor to the Archbifhops and Bifhops of France, oh the occafion of the redultion of Dantzic " in our Camp, in Finkertfltra, 28th May, 1807. " ;her the memorable battle of Eylau, which terminated the Taft campaign, the enemy, driven forty leagues from the Viftuta, was no longer able to fupport Dantzic Notwithflanding the ri gour of the feafon, we commenced the liege ; and forty days after the trenches were opened, this important piece has fallen to the power of our arms. The efforts of the enemy to fuccour it were defeated, end victory conflantly followed our banners lmmenfe magazine. of provilions and of artillery, and the reduetion of one of the richeft cities in the world, to our power, are the debut of the campaign. We cannot but aferibe this fucccfs, fo rapid and fo fig nal, to that cfpecial protedlion of which Diving PanviDeaCa has given us fo many proofs. It is our pleafure that, on the receipt of this, you affemble our people, and offer folemis thankfgiving to the Goo of Armies, praying that he will continue to favour our arms. and to watch over the happincfs of our country; that they may elf° pray that that Cabinet which perfecates our Holy Religion. as much as it is the eternal enemy of our nation, may no longer influence the Cabinets of the Continent, to the end that a fad and glorious peace, worthy of the Great Nation, (hall coufole hu manity, and enable us to realize our intentions for the good of religion and the profperity of our people. This letter is only to that end, and we pray Goo to have you in his holy keeping. (Signed) " NAPOLEON... The Journal de ['Empire of the Toth Rates, that the Ruffian Admiral Siniavin has declared all the Ottn• man Ports, from the Dardanelles to the Iflands in the /Egean and lonian Seas, in a [ late of blo ckade, even againft neuttals. The Q±een of Etruria has ordered a levy of 20,c00 men for ate defence of the coati. Vienna Letters of the 28th of May, fay.—" The Courfe of Ezehange and of the Public Funds are improving, in confequence chiefly of the certainty that our Court will peril(' in its neutrality. The tales of the deinefnes in Bohemia alfn continue with the heft fuccefc. The Archduke Ferdinand, who commanded with General Mack in 1805, has been for fume days dangetoufly ill of a blwel complaint. --The Grand Vizier made his folemn entry into Adrianople on the zoth Whin, preceded by about 1500 infantry. On the 24.dt, 10,000 cavalry joined him from Natolia." FROM THE HAMBURGH PAPERS. CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY ts. Five hundred artillerymen are on their way from the French army in Dalmatia, to join that of the Grand Vizier. The Ex.linfpodar of Moldavia, Prince Mouronli, who has been tome time living as a private pylon, has been arrefled, and, with his two brothers, fent an exile to Erzerum. His eflates and property are fecineilrated, in confequence of his being detelted in carrying on a private correlpondeace with Prinde Ipfilanti. The (mall Turkifh lquadron'of obfervation, which has been crnizing in the Black Sea, has returned to the Canal ; a Ruffian fquadron having made its appearance there, of fuperior force. VIENNA, JUNE 3. The Court Gazette of this day contains the follow ing article, under the head 'turkey. The fleet of the Ruffian Vice-Admiral Siniavin continues to bold the canal of Cordtantinople ftrongly blockaded. "' Several attempts to retake Tenedos have failed; that iffand Rill continues in the heads of the Auffial%s. " The Grand Vizier Is Rill at Adrianople. Soma violent W. pines have taken place between Muftapha Bairadtar and the Ayau of Rudfcbuk. lately advanzed to the dignity of a Pacba of Three Tails, and other Turkilh commanders. " The Setvian infurgents have taken Niffa, and made them. (elves matters oC the important ilLand of OR.rof, above the mouth of the Timok, in the Danube, by which they are in poffeffion of the &Weft line of communication with little Wallachia, in which there arc about t t,oco Ruffians. The communication between Widdin and Orfova, is, on the other hand, cut off to the Turks. " The pofition of the army of General Michelfon, which is from time to time receiving various reinforcements, as well in Moldavia as Wallachia, is (Kendall) , Rill the fame, the camp near Valtarcft has, indeed, been reinforced with fome regiments. and a divifion of Ruffian cavalry has furprifed the Turks who Were in the vicinity of Krajowa, about 70, among whom were an Iporanik of Prince Alexander Suzzo, were cut to pieces. " The attack of the Ruffians na Raines, a frontier fortrefs of Great Armenia, has failed. " According to the lateft letters from Turkey. the Grand Signior, as a proof of his efteem and friendfhip for the Freni'h Arebaffador, General Sebaftiani, has prefented him with the eftate Jafapia, late ly belonging to Prince Ypfilanti." • a , THORN, MAY 3t. Orandentz will very loon be clofely inveiled ; and it is thought its furrtnder will loon follow. Some hundreds of Ruffian and Pruilian prifoners have paired through Pofen, and fome Englith taken • in a frigate that attempted to relieve Dantzic. COPENH4GEN, JUNE 9. The Pruffian Colonel Krufemaik, and tl.e Ruth Colonel Engelman, arrived in the Sound on the sth from Memel, and went immediately for England,— To haflen the expedition is thought to be the objeft of theio journey. On the 28th ult. the King of Fruit.* and the Em. peror of Raffia were at. Bartell(kin. The gartifon of Dantzic were expeCted at Pillau on the 4th or yth. According to Come accounts there has been s change in the Ruffian Minilli y. Baron Budberg has refigned, and M. Novoffittoff has received the port folio of foreign affairs. Count Romanzow has been fucceeded by Count Strogoneff, in the Commercial Department, This Nobleman has lately returned from England, and it is thought that his appointment will advance the renewal of the treaty of commerce with England. Nothing of any confequence has taken place be. tween the grand armies. Nctwithilanding the appa. rent tranquillity, which is only broken by the Coffacks, the Ruffians are extremely aftive, and with to be led again(' the enemy without delay. A. ieport was current at Koningffierg, of Maffena having been defaced near Pultuik, and that the Ruf fians were on their march to Was law ; it was alfu reported that the Ruffians had turned the left wing of the French army, and that, in confequence of this manoeuvre, the French Emperor,w old be obliged to make a retrograde movement. Martha' Lefebvre was prefented by the Dantzickers with 100,003 ducats, on his arrival in that town. The mailer of a veffil which arrived here this morning from Stralfund Rates, that when he left that city, the negotiations between the Swedes and French were broken off. GRAUDENTZ, MAY t 6. • On the 9th'inti. a very fuccefsful fortie was made by General Courbiere againft three Heffian battalions which were before that fortrefs. He completely routed them, and took a cor voy of tOOO bullocks, feveral waggons with grain, &c. defined for Matien werder. Three (hips have art ived there, laden whit rice, coffee, wine, fugar, and fpecie ; that fortrefs is now plentifully fupplied with all neceffary articles. In EaR Pruflia 600 provition waggons have been railed for the Ruffian army, 200 of which are dec lined at Friedland, and 400 at Loetzen.—Copenkages Gazette. WARSAW, JUNE 2. Baron St. Vincent has lately returned to the Im. penal head-quarters. The hereditary Prince of Ba varia was here a few days ago, but has fince rejoined the army. Since the ficirmiflres about the gth ult. the French remain in poffeffion of both Armes of the Narew, from Sierock to Oftrolenka, upna which they have raifed ftrong batteries. DANTZIC, JUNE 3. Thelituation of our city, which has (offered fo much io confequence of the bombardment, is much mended fince the French entered. Provifions begin again to be had for money, and we no longer live upon ammunition bread, and felt Befit. The Emperor of the French, and feveral Princes, Martha's, and Generals, have paid us a vifit, but did not remain here long. BERLIN, JUNE Extrad of a letter from Ohlau, in Silefla, Jane I : Yefterday was remarkable for the taking or Neiffe. The town and the fortrefs furrendered about noon. — The garrifon are prifoners, and the Officers upon their prole. The taking of the place is due to General Vandamme, and the' Wirrer'rerg troops." HAMBURGH, JUNE 13. The King of Sweden has declared the arrnitlice at an end ; and General Blocher, whu has arrived with his funs at Stra!fund, has ailed the following PROCLAMATION : " His Majefty the King of Pruffia, my Sovereign, has entrust ed me with the command of a corps of Pruffian troops, which, united to the Swedifh forces, is about to commence its operations againft the enemies of our country, under the command in chief of the King of Sweden. " If, on the one hand, the jolt eaufe of the King, our Sovereign is courageoufly fupported by great and powerful Allies ; fo, al the other hand, the cries of our oppreffed and fuffering country fummon every Pruffian to its defence. " The moment of undertaking this is at length arrived; and I therefore now call upon all patriotic Pruffians, who are capable of military fervice, whether raiding in Pruffia or in foreign countries, and armed or unarmed, as circumftances may permit, to repairto the corps under my command, "shun every one will be duly re eeived,maintained, and advanced, and there co-operate in attain ing the great and fublime end before us. 66 Inhabitants of the Pruffian Monarchy ! Recollcdt the ftate of your country, when, not one, but many enemies, made war agaiolt it during feven long years. Be mindful of the glory of your an. ceftors, who were its brave and vidtorinus defenders ; thew your raves worthy of them ; and learn, like them, to conquer or die ! Stralfund, lune r, tBc 7. scucues." TWo Swedifh (hips of the line, the Gullavus and another, have arrived with another divifion of Nut . - flan troops from Pillau, and fur ther reinforcements were on their way. The Pruflia n troops at Stralfund on the 7th, exceeded is,ooo men. The fcarcity at Conliantinople, in confequence of the cullomary fupplies from the Black Sea and the Archipelago having been fufpended by the blockade of the Dardanelles and the Be - photos, has become fo great, and the clamours of the people in confe quence are fo violent, that the Divan has found it neceffary to order the Captain Pacha to hazard an action with the Anglo Ruffian fquadron. He has been reinforced by three fail of the line and two hi gates, and has failed from Gallipoli, with the hum lion to iiive them battle. The 1 urks have made Tome nnfuccefsful attac • on the Ifle of 'Penedos, but in each were repulfei with lots. The Ruffians are flitted to have take Stalimane or Lemnos. Baran St. Vincent, the Alsatian Ambafrador Bonaparte, on the 7th of April, addrelfed a Nee from Warfaw, to the Belligerent Powers, offerig the mediation of his Court to accomplifh a gene peace. The propofal was rejected by the R 1114411 01 Pruffiao Monarchs. The report, in Come of that German papers, derv. neral Bennigfen having refigned the command of de, Ruffian army, is wholly unfounded. He is perfal recovered from the indifpofition under which he bis laboured, and fully enjoys the confidence of his So vereign and of the army. They write from the Can't of Loe, that it is be• lieved his Majefly (the King of Holland) will &elf return to that place to pats part of the Women that which induces this belief is, that his Meld! attended on his journey by very, few perfons, red that the greater part of his fuite is returned to the Hague..