Star. — London, England, 1807-05-27 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE GENTLFMPN. CI.F.ROY.Amn FREEHOLDERS OF . 1 I - 1E COON fir OF SUSSEX. GENTLIMIttf, YOUR lilted and Tnterefl are earnefily and im mediately requ-fted for Colonel SERGISON, where Com mittees are daily fitting at the Hooks of Mr. Henry Heath rote, Bouverie Itreet, FL.et ft►ee*. and Mr Ciftyllftit, Lewes -.- The Flealon is hell at LeWtt. anti the Poll will el fe on Thurf d y next, at three &dock. Any information that can be given to yr ,mote the return of Colonel Saact.son. will be thankfully re ceived by the Commirees TLe ft.te of the Poll at the doh on Tudday May s 6 s Colonel Star:lsms 2315 Mr. WYNDISAM 41C4 Mr FULLER 289 Carrieg . will be provided to convey the reecho!den to Imam on application to Mr. Heathcote. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XIX. it jun pahlithed. • Printed for Archibald Conftable and Cn Pdinburgh; and John Murray, Fleet f f reet, I.nnann. It is Cold alfo by every other 31041111er in T•mrn and Country. FOREIGN IIk•TECLFICNCE. LEYDEN, MAY 23 We learn from BruffAy, that on the t sth inflant, io the evening, the King and (:) . Lieen of Holland ar rived at the palace of I.acken, accompanied by the Prince, who is onw their only child, and the Grand Duchefs of Bt rg. The Emp , efs of France had arrived at The fame palace Irvin Paric, three days before. The King of Holland returned the day alter be arrived. TURKISH FRONTIERS. APRIL, so. The new Pacha of Widdin, the Soccelfiir of Pafwan Oglnu, when tie learned that Pacha Suleiman, after be had left Belgrade, had been mnrdered by the Set vian., caufed all the Chrillians iu Widdin, about 3000 in number, to he maTacred. BERLIN, MAY 26 Since cur la (alludit.g to a letter from Bet lio, da red May t 3, and which i , in the Hamburgh Papers, brought by the Hullim ail), we have received no farther authentic accotintc from the Grand Army. In the mean- time, we learn by private letters from d ffcrent parts of Poland and Prutlia, that in the be ginning of the prelent month, a great number of d yers have oyes flnwit their hank, and again laid under water thole in.menle pLins Nhich had jult began to y It i• repntied that the fortref, of Neat, in Siltfia, fai, fittrendere,l. ft is alio laid that the King of Sweden has latified the armistice, and has fignified alit readinefi to enter into a negoliatinn fur peace, uodet the mediation of Delim irk. ICONINGsBERG. MAY S. - — The Emperor of Italia, and the King of Pruffia, after having fpent a Neck at Ge-4get.botorg, (sin the frontiers of D r ew Erltem Pi siflia) have ' , minted to Memel. The two M. narchs reviewed all the tio,,ps e new/ levy, which, by the unite of Lithuania, are affembled in the environs of Bialy flock The Emperor Alexander, who has already vifited ottr city, is expeffed sigai , here, where he has been pre ceded by his field. equipage. Doting Isis flay at Gem genbourg and . Memel, it was Tema, keit. th it he thewed a particulausptefereoce for the P:isilian Mi ni;ter, Bison flardenbery ; and it is believed that this tnatked prefetence not a list!: contributed to procure for that Islin•lter tsie pot t f ! t- foreign affairs,— The Emprrttr /05141151er, it laid, has condeleended to coaftlt him in evEt y thing ; and this cnofi,lence has been carried to high a degree as fetionfly to dif quiet the Ruffian Knitter, Baron Budbetg, who is at this moment at Korkinglblrg. According to eves y • appearance, it teems certain that the &II movement of the Ruffian and Pruffian armies will have for gentile& the deliverance of the two fortreffes of Danteic and Grandentz. According to all accounts recesved•he , e, the French ar my is allis ready to put ilelf motion, and waits only the fignal for attack. A gum trade appear.inevitabie and vet y near. PR ESIiiI;I6H. MAY t. _ . The j maims Id rhel - 144 v ith the S•!rvians will not be lag deferred -To facilitate the execution of it, a Ipecial corps Under Melenku Stoik, is at this moment a lle l ng near . Parakin: On the i,iyh of lktdeli a Rita . ' an:courier arfived at Serveruitia, oith difpa•clies from General &fiche to renii , cl the Synod of the fulfilment of their pro mite-, by ordeting the Se. vians,to pals the Mora.% a. General M:chellon's clifpateb was immediately tranf :flitted to Czerni Georges at ,Gitolandi, who imme diately to-k- hi. rocalmes, I. r palling that rivet.—, On the oil of leA month, he Ordered two confiderahle batterie , to be tai'ed upon the (hove near Giurlandi, on which, the tolloaki ug day, he placed 16 pieces of cannon, fix mortars, and 3000 infantry. In the inter cal, he had Oven nil& orders to the c , rps of Oiler vation near Iltrina, upon the frontiers of Macedonia, to watch the motions of the Turks in that quarter, and AS much a , potlible to prevent them from palling Ifiuina towards Giurlandi, and taking the Set yians in the rear. On the sd inflant, Czerni Georges began his march wifl) 30,000 men, which, on the ffillowing day, at A• jnined be 2000 cavalry, fr'm the e imp MAT (3 i ti, Inndi. 'There troops he ceded It, embark between the two bat e.ies, and under the proteainn of feven g oo.bnats ; with thefe he kneed the paffape of the Mora#4. Thi akeny having gained the f.pp •fite (bore. Jan blerich; Commandant of the tun fit II columns, tt t attacke e enemy's advanced gnaid , encamped betwee .. NIG and Mal fpalt, tinder S itchi Pole's., whnliiiiree am-tinted In moo° men. The tiervians . compelled she Turks to fall back in this quaiter.— While jakoblctich attacked, upon the right towards Vullariak, the General in Chief had patted the Mo. tawa with the . ther cnlumni, and W4s marching with impettintnv inwards the left againtt Nitre, when the Tullis were compelled to give way, atter a column , o f S e ,i a ns had advanced to Miprnvaz to tufts the 16. 1 -.enemy's cavalry. The Tut Its rallied, arid endea voneed to refill the Servians I but, obfcrying that the letter•were a dvancing agaiutt Miptovaz„ and were ... *ready 'Alt g filin npnn their flanks, the retreat be. ..,, - ~. • -• it " . 14 4 tok kener..l. ~Czerni Gef•rges canted Nide to be • P :`• ' &tale& with fOOO men, and with the yell of his ~, am y in itiated 'fie openly, wias te n ted way way of Chipno and Pines in, The Lots n t • . I:Turks ea this uccalinrritiononfed,tn isoo men, shat 4 the . . Seriians to Sco. l'hc latter took 54 pieces of cannon, N. - tiro gnat tiir ii, a numbem of .c . auk. the-equipage of , SaCciu Paths, and 36 loaded Viragesis. • • , • .. ~. . VITNNA. MAY 9. The Cnnrt Gazette of this day contains the fol lowing intelligence. under the *head Turkey :—The celebiated Mamehike Chief, Elphi Bey, died fud• denly on the 36111 of ;Anna, v, while on a j•ntrney between Dam:miima and Manfur. Baron Seta! De Pilfock. the Prof ian Minifler to the Sublime Porte. ratrived at Contlantinonle on the 3d of Apt il. May ro —lt is confidently afferted, that the rew plan of military cnnfcription, drawn up by the Arch• duke Charles, has been approved of• by the Emperor, and that an edift will fpeedily be publithed telative to this new order of things. All the ynnnger clnffes of people under the Austrian Monarchy will, as in France, become 111140 to the confcription code, which will contain particular articles regulating the yearly levies fur completing the vacancies in the dif ferent regiments. • The States of Bohemia are holding a Diet at Prague. In the anfwer of the Iftingariaa Diet to the Em perm's propolitiont, it is reqnefled, that in order to prevent the ►apid fueeeffion of one war after another. the Cnnßitntionil Articles of ,608 and 16.3 throad remain in full force, according to which, the 'nice of the Hungarians is never to be 'excluded from his Majetly'. cunneilo. The Deputies declare that they hold wars in abhorrence, and only think 114.4..14 that are unavoidably neceffary. That the nature of the military friem in Hungary is purely defenfive, and they hope Iris Majelly mill never recede•frnm hie love of peace. Since b ink notes, gold. fiver and copper, ate nn longer in circulation, the States, in nrder to revive the trade of Hungary. requell Majetly to grant the free esport of gond•. particu larly to Gallicia, and to abAifh all the toll•dioies in the interior. They recinell him to promote the working of the mires in Hungary and T. aniylvan;a, and that no mote hank hills Ihould be brought into circulation. They acknoWledge the advantages of a (landing army, and their ditty to furnish the /try to ; hut they tequell that the number of men I railed fhouli he in p►op• ram' to the need'' , y of the meaLre ; that tl ey should no' emceed the revenue appropriated to main•atn them ; and that mine butt vt.ltinteers &mild be taken iinn the fervice. And. Way, they requell, that his fsf..ply, having laid aide the title in Emperor of Germany, would come and refide am• ng them. The Archduke Charles has accepted the place of Commander in Chief of the Hungar Info: reflir n • at my, hut left the annual Wary of z(-0 003 fl•trius annexed to it, to his brother, the Archduke John. I.OIA'ER Ef.BE, M ,Y f 9. Accor:ing to a•irices received this day, the b••m bardment .•t zic continued 1. late as the 6th intl4ol, It is laid that Gtneral Kalkrenth had re• ceived a letter fr,irn the King of Pendia, itilltheling him to defend the place to the latf e xtr e rt,i y, as he might espea ►elicf from the fide of the Biltic. It was repotted in Dantzic, that a body of .8,000 Ruf Clans were to force their way in•o the city acr• , l , .he Nehrtin : _t. It i 4 further reputed that an unfuccthful affa••lt was mad.: on the %yolks on the 6th. I'h. Dmltzic Paper i'f the 3n'h ult. con , ains e laN Fiettch funanacns, with General Kaikseuthia A nf wet. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 27.. • PRME OF S FO'!KS THIS DAY Nl' ONE tri.'l.llCK : Conk)ls, kir money. 311--for arc Nil —Ontnium al 2. Reduced t PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 23 tit 1 India Bond, ss as prom. 3 Per Caul R An. 63414 Imp. 3 per C.- 3 per C Comf An. 641 limp Am' 74 9 1 6ths 4 pct (hut. Ficheq 13111, pir 2s pr. t per Cent. Navy 99 oRi Omnium a prem I nng Ann. 174 t 5-thths I .ottrry 'irk et. 191 t 64. India Stock tS7I4 I Confide for acc 64ii A telegraghic dirptch from PR.rtfmouth, yeller day afternoon, announced the arrival dive r,f the ROYAL GEORGI with Admiral Ducewmtrui. flag. The arrival is mentioned in the levers received by pull this morning, but no intelligence r f importance, from the Mediterranean, has been announced. BRES 1' FLEET. The Lett e rs fi t .ni Plym •u'h thii day mention a report curlew there, thai the Brett fleet had put t• fea, hut we cannot find that the Inirce of the intelligence has been afcertaitied ; and, of count do not thitrk it entitled to a high degree of credit. Yellerday G •ernment received difparel'es from General CRAUTORIN and from Admiral MURRAY. slAted at the Cape of G .red Ho re, March 26 Ad miral Mosaay arrived there early in March, and was very fh•rttly after joined by General Cs.a.opran and Captain ST:itroso, with the Hardpans and !mops. There difpatches were brought by the when the left the Cape, the whole Espedition was preparing to fail. The troops were all in high health and fpirits. The general opini a%, that they were deliined not for South America, but, as we Hared oftener than once, for the Mauritius.—The following letter contains far filer particulars:— " FALMOUTH, MAY 24, 180. " Arrived his Majefly% brig Pauttwa, r 8 gun', Capt. LUMLEY. with difpatches fr m the Cape of G ,od Hope, 53 days pottage. PaWenger by her— Lieutenant•C:'innel How T 1.• N, of the silth regiment. His Majelly's thip Piny/gismos, 64, A EWA, 64, CAMEL llore (hip, and FLY twc Fists fchooner, arrived at the Cape on the loth March, at which alto arrived the FLY fl•op of war, from Porn Pram with dif patche for Admiral Muaway ; the Expedition and r General Caaw FORD had allo arrive./ at the Cape His.Mojelly's (hips THESEUS and SPE PICEA, 74 gobs each, w ere lint to St. Helena to take the bonaewaid bound Eall India fleet under convt.y, and which were fupprtfed to have paftedthe Cape—the China fleet had not paged. The Saaacak flag, of war, 111 guns, strived at the Cape on the sAph March ; he parted 'rem, !,:s majoirsi tvr, r i rwoe,,m, 74 vitt,. Atinr;tal Sir Ttromas Tenwaittene, and the JAins friptte, in wigre.s4lll2lle of wind, nn the (ft of 'ebrnary, in lat. 21. 40. 6S. 1"$. to the Eaßwarti..f Nlaitavtle.rr, in Cane port of which Win./ they were (unpaid to hire taken thelter, as neither of them bid reached . the Cape when the PAULINA left it." 40. ' BUENOS AY itES. By the Ifahella, Git t as, an American, whole prri val from Buenos Ayres ha' before been announced. we learn the ftilfoning particulars: Shf left that city on the ttl March, at which time a part of the !MIA lquadran had come up the river, and was then lying oppssfite to a tmall Inv non the north fide of the La Plata, not far from Buenos Apes. A 114 g of truce had heed fent on (bore, and fame provifions obtaked in confegnence. The inhabitants throughout the canary were certainly hnltile to the Blitifh, and in Buenos Ayres in particular, were making greet pre .. paratt , sns for the expelled attack. No dif however appeared among them, ( an iiii ttern invitation of the 5000 that were fent nut to aid ,'Monte Video, prior to the Iforming of the works of Wirt fortref,, was a mall tumnltus us and diforderly flieelacle iniercl. The Ifahella fold her ca•go of Bs itifh mannfaa us es to cot,fiderahle advantage; none of it went int , . Baet.o , Ayres, bat WAS fent up the csaintry—part was deigned to Lima. The town isf Buenos Apes may be about the fize of Li4erpnol, and the adjacent country i, well pesspled, but the Insures and mode of living of the inferior ordas, are (loyally in the extreme. trall the defence, but• they will net drive aw d y befiegerr. S m e t eprots nate, that the place hat A ud i', torrendered s but as the date is not menti..ned west inclined to confider totem as ptematute. Fists M4ll brings hardly any thing new. GOTTEIVIIMR, AiAT 18 The (been s! ill Prince Royal and fake, arrival hers ths4 s , before yeßerday. they will fet out to-morrow moving fog Sl ick . holm. The Kies reached Stralfutd on the t ith haunt, paff4ge from 'Vita./ of only ten hours. a We are yet uninformed whether the artnift;ce madehtareen Mortier and Baron Miles' has been ratified by the King all was tranquil in P ,merania when the left Putt lest. Th er it nothing new from the umies in Poland by any of the Pais tku day." A letter from Southampton, dared May f t sg. .• Yellerday arrived the Role cutter, Dr Ca ucm y, with paff:ngers, from Jerfey : The Captain tenon s his having fallen in with a French lugger privateer at the entrance of the Race of Alderney, aftout eight.o'clock on Saturday evening lon, which dallied alongfide at d fired her mutketty into the R A (Mart fire immediately commenced nn ter from t h e Rofe. As it. was blowing tileth, the enemy could not board`(for which the appea. el prepared) witho u t tacking, in doing rihich the 101 l her way = the then hoißed her main lug fail, and continued chafing till s t o'clock ; the appeared a fil)C b 'bit f great length, and cull of men, loppofed from 3o to 40." ' Copy of a le tet f rim the Prelident of the U•ii•ed States of America to the King of Holland, intercept. ed by one of the (hips rot the N rth Sea lqiiadron, tinder the command of Admiral Rolfe!, : e:aaar AND CO,,D FIDND reCriVrd your froth. of September latt, which.tiorifies row Aceeilion to the throne of Holland, I tender via, in behalf of the United Stares, my more. rotations no this 'molt. Cowardice! with that Nation by the rat lint ties of friendfhip, and maintaining with them unintenopted r latima of peace and comm. roe no event which Osten:its their welfare cat, he in. iff rant to u.. It is therefore with Ow created pleafure I receive the affarances of your MaJelly.that y u wil eun• tinier to cherifh thole ancient relations and we our pan, endeavour to Ihengthen your good will, by a taittOul iffifervaree of j Ake, and by all the good (Aces which oceahon arid permit. t)iflant at we are from the Powers of Fuinpe, and &sweet to put lints which f prate us from their aff ars, wt !till look with bro. thetly conc./It on what .ff. is thole Nations, and If r conflaid gray , rs for their w Afire With a friendly fobeitude tor your Via Fay'. p-rion, I pray God that he may always have you, great and awed lii nil in his holy keeping. Wsitten at the City of Wathirgton, the 28th day of Pefousty, lit urger al frietid, i mos. J. rera,e) By °Fler of the Prefident, J. Maddifon. See. eat otate Sir FIANCI3 ELINMTT left town yetteid ty for hit villa at Winibledon, where he intentL to remain till he finds himself per tetly recovered. Bow STREIT —On the neon:lra of the Bth of Feh•-nary !gm, the !•••neleacritir, Weft bieliararen. on her way home wa. vveckett on the Goodwin Sands A bra* came to her affilta . .ce {Neu Deal, and the men on hoard !Iced the Matter it the was likety to he .tot off and being a•ifwered in the negative, they let to work g e t tht ergo mint ; snout other boats followed. put the p df•rwen and crew on shore, and took polTeffi to of the cogs to the valet offeveni timid nt pounds: tin the ground of its Iwong a were , . ' Mr. J• lin Knell, r, ”ne of the par:ogees, who was the lilt on hoard, totquirei what tt fejt; were going to elti with the pr , a...rtyl and wa. a , fwered it was ',eating to him. On Mr. Kocher'. at riiat in Loodces. he informed Mr. Wildman, the principal OWne, that he was hire he fh.-uld know the man who was mot mist a..d had taken away 16 pea &toms of rum. tour hogthe tda ot raga Ind two tierces of coke. 't hey, In confequenc r, writ to Deal; and after.theylead been at the 1 hree Kings lon a thou time, a man named'', whom Mr. K recorifed. He at d hi',, what he h 4 done with tin- i r 'petty l when he denied that he knew any thiq of the tranfadthen. Mr. K how, Yen, peered him ro hard, that he at lencth ownel hr had concealed boor of the property for the owner, to avel4 paying the duty ; and had coov.tted tome to his wit u‘e, whhi he offered to pay for ; this of coterie. did not fitisfy He I ,r o v r i to i.e. Peter Atkins, the owner of a f‘o...t called the Noble Mr Wildman emplo• ed fevetal Row ftreet Officer. to apple. bend ( in their going to hi,. ho Ire tht y we, e beat oft hi number of armed Imu,:gi. ra, and he made h:. acape. Lion being lately received that he had retcrued to Deal arta and An•hotty, early on Sunday maiming. appd 4 at the Hod Barracks, a newt diftance from the town:fir aft stance, when tit C amending Officer ordered a ferjeam's guard to he Orbital I within a few minutes call of Atkins. hotife A bey then knocitel at the door and en it • being ripened, the Officers rufle -el in At alar.n want ft Indy ant. n, and (event fniugglersi with hwril in. pr.:cations. demanded to know the Officers' bufinefs, igtc. Tle latter pre'c rated patois. and laid. Kelley attempte I to interfere, diet would ihoot them to the mean time the boy was fent for the bellies who. in about five minutes furrouitded the bottle. 'De Officers having fecured Atkins, the foldiera formed a circle roost hint, and marched him to the Barracks, where the Officers •ra cured a cbaifc and four, and let off tor tit . don, and arrived town on Sudsy night. On Monday evening, he underwent as czaminstiou before Mr. Read, and was c mmittcd for further cm:nista:ion. Mort:DARING 00TIIA(11 -.Mr. Flint, one of 'be Chattily**. dens of St. GI es. attended yetterday morning at Bow.ftreet Of bee, and gave information to Mr. RISAD, of the daring noway committed there, as mend° led in our paper of yrfterdav, w'mfita a clerk to take the wounded men's to It brainy, in cafe co! their deal, The Inlkweing are the particulars : John lA'atkisefun, of Ni. Via, titsihortt God. that on Monday nizkt, about half paft eleven o'clock, as he was ft tiarniog home, law a wae•gon !landing in Holborn, and t'ound the wagcon,r net it, with his race Itlceelitig very much. and a great tffoboe m hi .4 front h a mouth. Re affi..d the r what war It* mane with hint f hr Paid a man had been behind his waggon; and at tempted to rub it. at which time two men were itenmog by ad the waggoner Paid be c0e4,1 !wear that one ofthem was bc tom _ _ THE ARMIES. G svernment received difpatches yeherday from the Ruffian Army. We underhand their lobfiance to he to this effcit :—The Empetor ALF XANDiIt, when approaching the army, fent direith.n. to the Commander in Chief, to make every !watery ar• rangement for bringing the enemy to allian, or at tacking the French in their intrenchments, as there u..a, every rational ground for believing the Allie• were now in fufficient force to decide the fate of Gtr mall with the point of the bayonet. The Commander in Chief, though he had 1 o d• nit of his troops being equal to Inch a confliSt.hae rear sns fir Irt felting a different line of conduit. fie had fuch con eft animation of the flare of the enemy, the privations they were obliged to endure, s and the dictates in their camp, that he judged it much mote prudent to harafs them by cutting r ff, as much as ptiffible, all regular fuprilies, and thus to forct them to eat rip their own meant. In bet, NAP !LPON had by the Italie with which he hronght forward his re intoicements, iiici eafed Ilis nwn embatrairmerit— provni ins v ere becoming ev-r y day mote and more fcarce, and little chancestif relief learned left to him, hut what he might derive from fornt impatient at tack on the par; of the Ruffians, who, it now ap t pears, have prudently relived not to gratify him— unlels he vent are to quit his entrenched camp to compel them to the milli& I', ivate accounts by yeflerday's mail, fitesv clearly bow vexing this lytlem of defence proves to the itench. Tory fall upon every expedient they can divife, to pr vnke the Ruffians to put an end to a fyllem m•sre 'unwire to them than the (word. (it tam . : are dm/hutted, as it for the information of !hell own corps, but in (aft, to meet the eyes of their enemy. in which the) wo.oder that the Ruffians, lalter fo much boalling, do nor attack them—afk if 1 they ate afraid to do fo? &c. &c. but all to no effeet. Thefe accounts hate, that the French have above 80cohor fes in their camp to find provender for. which they find alrnoft impoffible, In that if they cannot form prosoike the Ruffians to attack them, they will 101 e all the advanoiNes they promifed themfelves from the quick moverrents of their cavalry. It is plain that the longer the bade can now be dtlerred, the mote ruinous the &lay becomes to the enemy. As much generalship is requ'red to fhan as to being on a battle, and a. much interefi will now he excited in watching the relt' of the ',relent fyflem, as there was lately in the daily expeCtation of a gene ral engagement. . FOREIGN JOURNALS T . - t knoc — k...... 1 hint down. ' Mr Kettle. wits was ltai 7 .'ing hi r!' ' • • Lan night we received Dutch papers of the date ofj (h . • vied the waggoner to charg• the wa ch with him, when the wart Saturday latt. The only article Pf impirtance in I mutt came up, and was ati rut to lake the in.'s' the neers•l them relates to the parrige of the Mssrawa by the ehhisanrged roundwi with ►i d i i h itr. n i i i a l gd him e . ff do m wz: x t v h; k tr r i l', e t., ~ i n i i ps.; di ott ai i ip uiti overtook hire a ths.n •filtatter ill' sod bad got him a o i tt , tk •Servian army. It was effeaed with great pi nmpti tilde and fpirit, notwithfianding the pretence of A (hutsera of ad w it h out cl.thes lb ;fl p in Hu1.),,r 0 . wher e t h e maul's comp oiss came u n p e . ba n ar bone J.itt ay a i be n te an h y k t k h i i d i:g r . y tt ga lthed Mr.' Was..infl t a Turkith f"rce of above 20,000 men. The Litter, after near experiencing cot fiierable lots, retreated in diforder f Ed d t i vard ir Watkins, ef u ru w s 83e, Htissi the be l ls .d •rn, raid lie wac Rand: It ew Upon Ssiphia. . This was the plate at which the june• o'clock on Monday night, tn . cosiverla g :i r o g n ab w in ila t h a alt h l i 4 ei ll id :Al than with *he Ruffians was intended to take place. As I lea using :bat Mr. Wetainfint was fccuring a man who b,d a et . tcmptt 41 to rub a wagger ., he went to atbd, when a m.n cam be hind him, and cut him in the lower part of his belly. LW I. or both armies begaa to advance from the Danube and inches io ka d its, the cunt quence tv.,s, that hi s b ow el. cam, sib the Morawa tal ly in April, it is probable they have He was taken t. the Middlelez linfpital "here evesy care •O reached the point of rendezvons long fame. Much I tikes' of his wound by the. turgeuns We are isrry is lay. M. buwels came ut twice in the essur(e of yectirday tumulus • about the fame time the Gs and Vizier left Conitanti miebser elite.. au, a watchman he Inures to St Glie•••., W 0 011 no le to take the command of the Tut kith army. duty at the time near the Ciut W . llc ci be 11e 3 rri tke el yus - :OP A GOTTENBURGH MAIL thief 1." and uttferved a Mal. running towards Mai ; hi it..era lam, but the man fm.ll.hl•erst,il hint eli f ism Mos Isy tioslot; Arrived this morning, but does not enable us to Rate rd with . as i a _re _sup _lL...rime:a us tlie loser part ut l it . Wit I 4; hman however , very ess , u ff rag . ra y km eked Lists U arm 7,1.ii ,i any thing certain refrenicg the Late of Dantzic.. - if Z. at i c tii sa be was re' Ho s the accounts in the Berlin Telegraph he corral, its fai Lint i,, his kit cheek lit.:; g hi. tar, iii vi l i sil l ai r l ot s at u si P l 1 r i ; i :Y it4 l::: , c cut on his break, assd th e n ran off . The watchman, teas , Lah cannot he dillant. The enemy are laid to have mad e baying received fu maw ) , tir , Linda purfurd him to Lim 1;u1 , ... 1 ! 4 good a lodgment in the c vered way. If they ate •, how nicer. haaontbory, wh en his brick ammo,: ou t he sr..' able to maintain this pn fi t inn, the fate of the town 1 d olali .. o-d a to:ti r up the podukt. and fell Hi. was, effi•vryrd to uw• cannPt reratin Ling undecided. N .thing l e f t t h an ot 4 rs a c er; 4, where he and Mr. Watkins lir ' w""""1" f 'me great effort on the part of the allied at my can' A inuft vigilant fcarch Is mat log aPer M. ad.., rilif 4 Ral hiais, and It WAX t a n night report, 41 thit fractal (MP . " •.(16.6..a. effeetually relieve it. Partial reinforcements la iy - pro- WS wets Lt eu lt u d y , b at t i ny hive not yet bee n ‘a aalaa4 • - - - -..