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I . t TURKET. Srsitiv,ll/4IAacH 26.—The following is the text of the Firman, the iolurgents have received from Con- flantinople 0 The Sublime Porte looks upon as legitimate the armed refinance which its fubjetts of Servia have op poled to the arbitrary ads, to the tyranny, and to the plundering and murders of the rebels of Belgrade ; it is defirous that its inhabitants of Servia may entirely annibilite the Brigands ; and the more fo, as fince the affaffination of the ha Pacha, no contribution of Servia - bas bfen paid into the public treafury. The Sublime Porte at the fame time allures to its fiibjeds of Servia, an entire exemption from all taxes during nine years, to indemnify them foe the loffes they have fullained. However , it rec o m mends that, while they proceed, in annihilating the rebels, they will have the utmon regard for the Pacha, will not diflurb his tranquillity, and will film& him with the provifinns be may Rand in need of." This Finnan had the effe of an el u ric fhock upon the Sereians ; 'and they ditedly difpofed every thing in order to take complete vengeance of the Deys. A part of their forces directed their march againit Belgrade, anti on the 16th in the morning that town was already bridled ; the fortified pons of Beliava and Rudniels in (rent of the place were cairn by af. fault, and moR of the Turks which defended them were tut to pieces. In this critical pofition, the Deys made every poffible attempt to excite the inha bitants of Belgrade to take up arms, but could not fumed ; and unable to hold out with their troops, amounting to about tp men, they retired into the citadel, where they appear determined to defend theaffelves to the lift extremity. The infurgents have fncepi6ve;y received numerous reinforcements, fo that their army count of 55 or t 6.000 men, divided into feveral corps. The chief command has been given to Caserta Georges. This man who, to a know. ledge of talks joins a mon determined bra v e r y , has been an under Officer in a legion, and ferved in the • bat war agaitak the Turks. The head-quarters of the infurgents are at ORronitza ' • they have left a body of referee of two or three th oufand men ; this town is the rendezvotis of the detachments which foc ceffieely join the army. Th e infur g ents have alfo ;welled the lowers of Schsbau. RUSSIA. DENMARK. CPPRIIIIRGIIt. APRIL Rt.—This month tat &it's have palled the Sound: An Eng Oman reading here affirms, that the yel low fever has been twict brought from North Ame— rico to Port Jackfon, with North American rum. and that it has been found by experiments inflituted on purpofe, that the rum difiilled in North America in infeded places is the moll dangerous condudor of the difeafe. Aram z4.—The cutter Swift had on board fixty baneli of piaftres, each containing 4000. The Imperial Minifler, Count KAUNITZ, is gone from hence by land to Vienna, before he goes to his poR at Drefden. since the year 1799. 41,600 rix dollars have been employed in the improvement of different harbours in Denmark ; at prefect it is Paid a harbour will be ecoallruaed at Elfineur. GERMANr. HAPIEVRGH, Mar t.—The paffage into the Elbe, through what is called the %Clams, is completely blockaded by his Bair/imam MAJESTy's cutters and other [mall craft. It is faid, however, that Sir Groans Ru m BOLD, the Britifb Refident here, Coffers tome Hamburgh bottoms to pats through the Wat ten, and allows, for this purpofe, an official certificate. Letters from Vienna, of the 21ft ult. mention, that the note which the Minifter of the Eleaor of Baden has prefented to the Imperial Court, refpctting the arrest of the French Emigrants on the Eleitor's terri tory. particularly the feizure of . the Duke of ENG HIEN. has given occafion to a conference of Rate, the refuft of which is not very favourable to the French intereft. The Auftrian army now confifts of at 1,98 n effe.live men. Mown, Arms so.—The prifoners detained in the New Tower, as having been concerned in the confpiracy of the Englifh Minifter againft the Go vernment of France, lately underwent their firft ex amination. The Clergy who are implicated in it, will not be allowed, confidering the nature of their offence, to claim the nfual.privilege of being tried by the Tribunals of Exception, but they will be compelled to appear before the ordinary Courts. — One of the offenders, Mr. Linuamann, the direftor of the poll, is, properly (peaking, in the fervice of the Prince DI LA Too& and Taxis, and fie has claimed the interpofition of that Prince ; but the Esse-v.oa has given for sewer, that as Mr. Livia . ways was guilty, or at lean has been fufpetled of a crime committed in his Highoefs's capital , a crime little Ilion of hip treafon, he is not entitled to claitn a privileged juroldidion. By. PIITIIIIIDR6II, APRIL 3 aryl —ln the in- to ftruaions which his Imperial )4 6. ajefty has given the Duke de Rico /Lily, as Governor of Odeffa, all military Commanders and Officers of the fleet, port, tinfoils hoofs, and others, are fubjeited to his order'. Be' is particularly recommended to encourage firm ed who come to fettle there by every poffible advan. PARIS. *PAIL as. tae ; farther the creation of q naraatine, of a Court of - Juffice for Merchants, of the port, and conftant Admiral Omni*, who has been appointed by correfpondence with the Ruffian Confute in the Le- the KING of SPAIN to the French Embalry, is the want.. With refpe& to foreign Conrail: at Odeffa, perfon who commanded the Spanifh fleet during its continues the inftrultion,You mutt allow them long fay at Brett. nothing contrary to the regulations in civilized States. he friends and emilfaries of England openly es- This I particularly remark, becaufe the foreign Con- peels their detellation of France in the coffee-houfes Cols there have often fought to introduce regulations and other public places. The Ichperial Commiffary praaifed in the Turkifh provioces,as to eftablith par- has given dueriae 'orders, that in all public places similar Courts of Juftice, to which they have even the o f ea to friendly nations, to governments, invited the native, and other fimilar pretenfions, and to governors, be religioufly obferved. He has which have given rife to numerous complaints." made the proprietors of fuch honks refponfible for On the day that the dreadful ( form raged in Hot. any infrattion of thofe orders, and any attempt on their parts to conceal fuch infraftion will be confider- Ind and BelgiUM, viz. 25th of February , the fame exttaordinary weather prevailed in the neighbour. ed as an aggravated offence. hood of Mofcow. in the evening, after a heavy f. 11 It i. raid, that Capt. Lt uutos, of the (hip Louife of fn it began to lighten, on a fndden, fo vividly Cherie, lately art ived at Nantes from St Domingo, has brought letters from General D toss for the in the North Ea, that the rooms were illuminated by it. What caufed this lightning was a round il. Fled- CONSUL, and that he has threatened the mur der of all branch iali.thi ants in that 'Claud, if Go. laminated fpot, like the lull moon, which tatted leveret minutes. vernment did not immediately acknowledge its inde ndence, and promife a yearly tribute in arms, am. •The plan for building a new exchange, of (lone, munition,f artillery, &c.—Gaze Natticife. Le Clef du on Wa fi li Oltroff, and for forroundin g . the bank of the Neva, on Wafili O ft roff, with granite, propelled i• by Count Rureasitrzor, Minifler of Commerce, has Letters from Venice, of the beginning of this month, inform us, that at the end of December a , been approved by the who has defined for the work the time of net years , and th e fum of Marquis DE LA IsiAIsoNFORT arrived there who had ferved in the army of the Princes, and was their 1,936.t313i roubles. Tire ereilion is confided to the r u p e rintendance of the Miniller of Commerce, with agent at Peteteourgh during the war hetweert Rums and France. This emigrant came in the lithe of the a Committee of four Members under him, each of Ruffian Prince DOLGIROUSISI, who went to Flo whom has a Calory of acoo roubles. This will be rence. MAISON poirr gave out, at firfl, that i.e w ...s one of the gi emelt embellithments of the city, and waiting Sr . his return, and afterwards (aid, that he in tended to go shortly to France. He took the name bergh. Th one building of new Crean church makes of Mimeo, and vocationally that of I:Nom/tr. alfo very great progr e f s. He held the molt diereepeaful language refpeaing n)or General rasa Ci is appointed Governor of the aarral fate of affairs, and the French Govern. Cher on. went, towards which country he gave proofs of the The three regiments of Cofacks on the 11:sg now molt violent hatred. The arrell of ['muscat; al% re elia , ddhed, entail' of 500 men each. Each Cofack Idled bins exceedingly. Some days after the news receives annually 12 roubles, with provitiun and fo. of that event reached Venice, he was at dinner with rage for two horfcs. the Ruffian Conful, who propofed to drink the health Mr. RoasersoN, of the Galvanic Society at Paris, of the Filet CONSUL. MAISON roar was highly of. has comniunicated to the Emperor a met:rod to funded, and abufed , with con fi derable violence and' multiply the breaking up of wafte land, by means of vulgarity, the &wafter of the Fled. CONSUL. The a new ingeniocaly con ruBed plough. with four dinner party was overwhelmed with furprife . The lt flares which move at once, and a lever determines Count of By doom, the Imperial Commit! . pry at the depth of the furrows exaaly. Venice, informed of thole circumftances, gave or eOn the ad a melancholy accident happened : in ders to MAISOK FORT to quit Vice. and to retire to firing off Come old cannon, in order to clean them, Udine, where he is detained t aw prifoner on parole. one burg , and killed five cannoneer , , and fever* Count h ere has ordered a bookfeUer to be wounded 1 a others. profecuted, for caviling to faha libellous pamphlet which has been publifbed Come years ago ageing! the Amu. io.—The Emperor has granted an an. Ft a sr Cow sot.. nuity to the wives of the committers Lifted by the burfting of the cannon , and enq uires dail y after the The news of the arreft of the confpirators on the right bank of the Rhine. has prod u ce d a g reat ef woundEd. • fat at Venice ; it has diecovered the extent of the As Coon a s the weath er will permit , th e new Ex- confpirsey ;it hasincreafed the • indignation and con• change - win be begun. tempt of all hand l and iedomble men, againf the The Conn Gazette of to-day contains a proclaim- authors and abettors of Inch a crime ;it has filtered 'inn of the a 7th ult. by which depots of goods for weak minds, vague opinions, and ridiculous hopes fire Tears Mall be e (i e blifiled i n w e ia, and all it has Walla the attempt of thole abanclooed and f oods not prohibited in the tarif are allowed to be cowar dly men, who think all means legal, provided aurported. A frond proclamation, of t he fame date, they tend to the ruin of their country. regulates tl e Trardit Trade in Odelfa ;alt I of all Lenten from Cundantino p le of the aoth of March, , , ~: ; goods f ar wo.e.i no erportatrrin duty is required, and fay, that the Ruffian Am. fador to the Sublime on exportation over the frontiers the import duty will Porte, Count ITALIIISEVp has concluded , with form be retutacd. ! Grecian and Armenian merchants, contrails for the cafe in the annals ; delivery : I,nns to a Ruffian feet, daily cape& Aram s 3.—An ext raordinar y ro. rtnr. of pop•tlati ,, n deferves to be made pnblie. In the ie J le,,rn d ie bu c k Fait i n the Derdetwik ... where it eparchr . of Tanthof were born• in the year tf103.1 intends to pals three weeks. The fum controlled for 24.145 ho d , 21 , 9 91; girls. tvgether 0,744 children; I amounts to one million of dollars. The pr.licy of married to./t : 5 couple ; died, to.ct6 males. salt I the Turkifh Government of admitting a Ruffian fleet { : mater. to a l vi. 259 ; that i , the births mad tile I into its harbours. and permitting to many armed ,-• h. 2 u.LB t . tat mote than Pall. tails to Ma the bieditertassean, every much double FRANCE. edty the French, Span*, and Dutch Ambandorsi who on that account have had feveivl conferences with the Divan, where, it is raid, they have feverely remonftrated, but without effea. The Pacha of Mortar, in the Tnrkith part of Dal matia, is in open rebellion. The Sultan bu fent a4o purfes to the Pacha of sanjaloka to recruit for an army, and to march againft the rebellious Pacha. The Sultan has fent Aleph . Pacha upon a feeret million, but. with full powers, to Egypt. He has already failed with a numerous fuite, on board a (Mall Ragufan vcffcl. It is fuppofed that he is charged to engage the Arnauts to return to their duty to the Sublime Porte, in affuring them not only of full par don for the pail, but by offering double pay for the future.—gourna/ de Paris. PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY 8. Ina Committee of Privileges, Counfel were farther beard and evidence was adduced, for the Claimant of the Rode Pecragc Poftponcd tfThorfdq• The Dills on the Tat& were forwarded. Several private Sills were brought from the Commons, and rand a Brft time.—Adjoarned. HOUSE OP COMMONS. A Ballot for the Clapp/ant Halloo was aged for this day, but the Coeofel Sad Agent for the Pethiceter not appearing, their recepluares are forfeihod, and the cone& is of mate at an red. Mr. POMP. wooed the peeptatessent andl this day fel:night , of the Order torte gpsiamet of a Committee to email= the Pedtions with id to the Tax of 4 per Cent on the trio fJa Tbe Honourable Member Rated his make to be the pre. tentftate of things relative to the Adralalitration.--The motion was agreed to. The Accounts rofpeding the Imports and Exports of Ireland for the lait keen years, were ordered to be printed. The ATIVIRNEY GENERAL gave notice, that be would to morrow stove for leave to bring In a MU to facilitate tha urea of offenders duping freed ome part of the United Kingdom to the other. The woke for the third reading of the Ender Army of Referee Sufpcullon Bill was poftponed till tomorrow, as wag the motto for the kcond reading of the Ida Army of Referee Bill. The Report of the Worm Doty IRE was brought up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be morroffed. The ENS& Loyn Hill, the Iriß Lean BULand the &elk Duty Bill, were read a third time and paged. Alter a converfation between Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS and Mr. WINDHAM, the mirdespeinor Erekeodue Dill was rea d s fecood dine, aid committed to a Private Committee. The Eosins MHitla Difemloodied Subaltern Allowance Mins read a third time and pared. Mr. KINNAIRD poitponed till to morrow fortnight the modes of which be had given notice with refpoet to half-pay Officers, Ste, The Caledonian canal Bill was read a fumed time, and com mitted to a Seled Committee. Mr. VANSITTART preferred an Account of the Arrears and Balances due to the Eseik Office. from the stb of rummy, 1803, to the nth of January, 1804; sod this with the other Accounts on the table trains the Arrears due to the Revenue, were ordered to be print AYLESSURY ILECTION SILL. The Third Reading of the Ayleibury Meeks BM being moved Mr. J. RHINE rote, and (poke with much ability egalaft the principle and tendency of the Bill. Mr. DICKENSON fupported the modem. The ATTORNEY GENERAL ftroogly reprobated the Bill. Lord ARCHIBALD HAMITON thought the re of Ms Mime who provoked this mtafure fo phdn and paipable, that he coald not, without furprife, Mal to the oppoetion that was made to it, sad pardeularly by the Learned Gentkman who had jolt fat dowses Gankinan who was not ceily adverfc to the idea of Cane nosing dm aseNestion of any _remedy to the general fyftena of b a rough cis in. bet to a partkviar cafe of flagrant corruption. The Hods avian:la—For the modon y3—Noes an. The MI was peed, and ordered to the Lords. ?AMISH ICBS• Mr. WILBERFORCE rofe, purfoant to notice, to move for leave to bring in a Bill for the better re gulation of Patilh Appentices. The Honourable Member Rated, that he fubmitted this propolition to the Houfe, from a flrong perfusfion of the necellity which culled for extending the power of the Magif crates with raped to the fuperintendance of thofe Apprentices, who were by law committed to their proteftion. The provifions of this law were however i found to be inefficient to the objea in view, and to remedy this inefficiency was the purpofe of the mea tfure he bad to prtrpofe—a meafure which came ' firongly recommended to him by a number of re. Ineffable Magißrates refident iu the county he had the honour to reverent. The Motion being read— Mr. BURLAND exprefred a hope that it was not intended to peels the adoption of this meafure wiihin the prefent fell - on. It appeared to him that it would be better to have the Bill read a &ft time, printed, and circulated, in order that during the re eds it might be fully examined, particularly by the Magißrates, upon whom it propofed to call an ex. traordinary degree of trouble. If this mode of pro ceeding (horrid be adopted, the Honourable Member Rated, that he would have no oblation to naafi. dare, with the Bill moved for, the ideas which he meant r.. (ohmic to the Houfe in the fhape of a Bill upon the fame. fubjeft, of which be had already given notice. Mr. WILBERFORCE profeffed Marfa unable to anfwer the Honourable Gernleman deciSvkly in the prefent Rage of the meafure, at the fame time he begged to mention, that any hints from the Ho nourable Gentleman upon a tubjeft with which be was known to be fo well acquainted, would of courfe be peculiarly acceptable to the framers of the _BA to which the motion before the Houle referred. • Mr. LASCELLES laid, that the Bill would not go to fubjea any Magißrates to the duty of fisperin tendance who might not he willing to execute it, and added. that the neceffity for the adoption of the Bill was. in the county with which he was conflat ed. urgent in point of time. Mr. lIOBHOUSE obferved. that this Bill would operate a material change in the law. and thbefore he willed to hear Come cafe Rated that rendered loch change neceffary before he agreed to the Motive'. Mr. WILBERFORCE Rated, that neceffity was 'Maga by from forty to fifty reipeflable and expe• rienced Magißrates of the county of York, and in deed it was univerfally telt, for the power which Maliftrates poffetred to enforce the performance of juaree towards Perils Apprentices was notoriougy Impede& and no provilion whatever was made for the gnardianlhip of apprentices when transferred, as they frequently were. from one &aria to another. Dr. LAWRENCE crnceired that the Houk Oswald be extremely cautinus of granting authority upon the requell of the men by whom it was ezer cried, as appeared to be the cafe in this inflame. Lease was g;Ven to bring in the Bill. lire other eiders of the Day were difpoled and the Hoak 4:C.0.:1:Ad. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAT st. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Conf. money, OH—ditto. br May 360 Reduced 53I—Lone Ana t6i y-16—.Siort ADO. 3 a. c6l Osmium ei prem. The arrangement cf a new Admiailtration is likely to occupy more time than moll people could have believed poffible. Yeßerdity a Privy Council was held, which was attended by the LOU> CO aIICILLOI9 the Duke of Poe rLs ND, the Earls of Wirral() 0 CHATHAM, and ST. VIIICSIT, Lords HAWICESSURY and Hossav, Vikoont CAITLIRIAoH, Mr. Aoot so. TOM, and Mr. Poems. The CHM Privies of the Comotoi• Pssas attended, and, we trodeifland. was fwors. in a•Member of the Privy Council, which did not break up until half pall three o'clock. Mr. Pau aaaaa attended as Clerk to the Council. His Maier:it afterwards gave audiences to the Earls of CKATN•III and ST. VIIICIOT, the latter of whom, it 1 was reported, gave in his refignation to his Me. Jassy. The number of carriages pied the crowd of fpeaators about the Qiiase's Hostfe was as great as upon t court day. The latter were attrvacd in ex. peaation of feting the principal Members of the new Adminißration, who according to report, were to have been introduced to his Marisry—but not even Mr. PITT was prefent. In fel:I difieulties of the kind we yeflerday men tioned have arifen, and Mr. Prrr finds it no eafy matter to form an adminiftration from which Mr. Fox fhtU be excluded. We have no realms for believing that he is to be excluded by his with, and we know that certain leading men have refufed to join him without Mr. Fox. We caniot pretend t 9 a perfea knowledge pf all that is paring at the preknt moment, but we poltefs the means of knowing that at no period of our hifiory were our leading Svatef men ever In a more diftreffing Rate of enthareaffment, Soon after Mr. PITT'S conference with the Kist on Monday, a meeting of Mr. Fox's friends took place at Carleton Houle. Mr. Fox there Rated that it was hie mot ardent with to fee a vigorous enders: , cicnt Adminitiration formed ; and he begged them to confider the objeaion made to himfelf as no obits.. de to their lending their aid and their talents to the public fervice. They unanimonfly rebind that they could not become Members of any Adminiftration from which, in the prefent circumstances, Mr. Fox was thus excluded, as they could be *filo Life in an Adminiftration formed on Nth principles. We Rated yak:day that Lords GasNVILLI,FITZ. WILLIAM, and SPSACIR, had reftsfed to accept of appointments. In fad, they Rood pledged, at lead, fo it is generally underfoot!, for the ad:argon of Mr. Fox. Atter the refult of Mr. PITT'S interview,a meet ing took place in the evening at Lord Gasevouis's houfe,at which the Marquis of Buceisomat, Lordi FITZWILLIAM. CARLISLE, SPINCIT , Mr. T. Gas • • TILLS, Mr. WINDHAM, &C. &C. &c. were peek Mr. Fox was alto there, and there again r eed that no confederation of circumflances pe!ftinal to himfelf Mould induce others to withhold' their talents from the public service at a moment of foal difficulty and danger. The refult was • determination not to cake a !hare in any arrangement that fhould exclude Mr. Fox. Their refolution was ttanfmitted to Mr. PITT by letter. So far at kali their conduit is calculated to thew that they really withed to have the co operation of Mr. Fox. The only (pillion is, whether Mr. PITT feels himfelf pledged by any thing that may have patted between his late Maids and Mr. Fox, CATtAill it is, that he himfelf has bun captious not to give any pledge on the banners. As to his Mar arrr, many of the patties Teem to think it is Not neceffary even to confult his feelings on a queftion which fo materially ;areas his rights, and which in every particular, ought, and nominally 0144, mull be fettled agreeably to his waits. It is not eafy to conceive the perplexity In which Mr. PIT r mutt feel himfelf em the prefent ocwafiot. —He was not prepared, at lea& to it is faid, for the Ceceffion of the GAINTILLIS, the deancass, and WINDNAMITIS. He has not, however, dcfpaired of being,able to make up an ad miniftration without them, and. if we may believe reports, he has already made fonts progrefs. To Rate any thing pofitive, where no thing can be confidered as definitively fettled, would be abfurd—but the Duke of Bs an soar has, it is laid, been named, Lord Chambeilain, vice the Marquis of SALMI/AT, and Earl CAMIDYN Steward of the Houfehold. The LOAD CMANCILLOR, the A. TOINIT Giestas,and I..ds. HawassauaiandCasr AAAAA GM to retain their fituations. Another lift handed about Rater, that Lord Maur mut was to be firß Lord of the Admirality ; that Lord furrow was to go Lord Lieutenant to Ireland ; Mr. Ross to be Tredurer of the Navy 1 Mr. Carets° to Se one of the Seen. Larks of State ; and Lord GAP N‘ILLS Lsvisou Cowie Joint Paytnafter. But all this is denied by PITT'S friends. Mr. Fox, Lord TN tra Low, and Mr. Siteattiaa, were in long ccofernee for Come hours yellerday at Carleton Houle. The Pelmet, who maintained a line of dignified neutrality to the left moment of political forbearance, has felt it incum bent upon him to declare his attachment to the in• tereft of Mr. Fox ; but this he has not done i n tent perately as a partizan, but with all the Clarity of 7 . 'satiated Statefinan. 0 Tli is Nem ems e mew 110 7 1 who at pis% sat f 'ode iret,f b.* CI To0:1 1i t I abn iib his . . bn at'