Star. — London, England, 1806-12-05 00:00:00

I TO THE FREEHOLDERS OP MIL.— Clkl/Lllloolt, THE moment before the commencement of the late Fleelion for Middlefin.hir. Whitbread, in a manner molt snineoating Hs Ratite, wometious, and ebaradter,lnferted in the public Newfpapers, the following panty ligeol with hit name; addrakd indeed nominally. with dittambied refra, to me; bat Intended as a Political Ele eg Mantevvre againft you. " I de not perceive in yw sl prllat Adam& (toys Mr. Wilt • bread) any alluilen to am "Inks peereigeted by yen on the • rite Inedible Unktelkalaßer, w Timi• folk kaalt asrliike meter the C/00.0, however otherwlts euWaou.. remoi 4 a Oar ha... itt p Afrifroative afro, towrope, and is • dvarireg leitte.-11 fuels opinion be teneded la which • (ettatiouto Mr. Whitbread) I utterly deny, a kw ought to 14 • paired to carbide all the'excutire krvants of Government boot I •Mk in either Hoare of Parliament. I have not heard, deet it * weak the eontemplatitto of any tee to propok fuck n reed? . * and, if propofeJ, I am furs It would meet with rename. " all deft:v.lokm of perfons, who hove the petticr Ur Ihe *I • • radon open its confequentes. The people, by the arrrEtr " of year &debit, would sedum (henget rea`Mvie bard • •of being governed by the word of nearibJed" • 1 •iv Tbefe. Mr. Whitbread's Leadsmen', bitallkewife been paraded by Pile Windham, Secretary of Suns; byt Mr. Pitman of the Shard of Cookout ; by Scr:Uarillait,T Mile Nifty ; anl are weir held, 1 prfilijann, to theialliikall CP i 4 of the wbole Pow,. . • t% .• . • I nalltkalen- 4 1t th 4 A& wf Pa;tl livid 13 WIIL II which gave the nitre' e of tide Si to Ns preterit if and bin fiitltkti-o* 'Rai Alt or the Pitlt er l d mi es " the Gown, nod better Oman the AVM i AVMs and of Poo ▪ babjedgtods waoyliklyeadi haul* thtet.timiti • That nst 6 Perron Rho, hat rg Mice4r PlecwoL Norio tiger the King. or " " ee l"' a P 044 61 thy, AMU be capable of toeing *is elTembee of tge obi; of CoOlawitno * , Set Mr. Wlsitbkait It teemaTnever thadi' of this ',mullion— , .• for better teeming t o .RiglitemdiAtereint of the Subled.."— Aad heath, afters melasontoly experksee atm neeellity of fuels a pa*, ' which our bonen similar, only fordaw, I maintain the epldoitof AMR' from whom his Mikity bolds his Crown, ant reprefentedl, by dick bell of Patriots, as an enemy to the COO. libitum, and by tome of their plate• holding and place-bunting Party, as a Traitor to sty Country. The worn of Traitors to their Country are thofe who at up its Rtfourees. Mr. Whitbread's judgment upon us else bold this opinion, Is Indeed fomething stillakr : be only cowhides as to be chber foals or rogort-,P debar WI have ant the pewener the era to melon upon its tonfootenom• bate reafun to balky% that Mr.Whidareatiblinfelf patties both the will and the power ta,iktain fpccdtly a lucrative 011ee under the Crown, ',Mont Much ekbarrating himfelf with its conic tequentas to the Pala. Oldttientea. -- Wkal the UR tiehlitleeal Tame for the pretest year were lately inspoted upon the People by theft bell of Patriots, it was undifgulfrdly end tranquilly Ikskuowtealied by theni, with out the kaft courant:boo, eommikration of the peop:e, that the oetelary wad's( Ode term week b to drive the inbabl• tants of a houfe Mao lodgings, and thif barn of the Art Boar Is.. the W al oo& Howe t 1 wwW.hif the ter*. piateet or , Osbert the teemed them malt rem= frond loathe War; INA ett,etteJ tin& vs this inuentagoimil hod - " w " . stra = worhisofe webs peot rap l a i o *at boliffiolosd 110 „ awl* foorflp rosy he :moist MIL !T . ., E fit. M Meie. It is banks to bar lart mommlo of Oda, who theagebret are all die origami am t WOW perm am Palmer. illikoshiaiMp al IN. world tow have raw pleas brat ronliallkioesorn Had they been realty the lopeatottotima of the they would have kit fomething for lie People ; and, in - of inealrently Wing for (rat facrilkini eat liog to pay akin ail' rolialch even part of tor oatiCeiloOP dirt WOK kr* anor at loft bob bred oat to oa tootapoefpoi of amillatliat, oiffreillrea I they woad of law sondem p gawp, the vinyl et ear Carman bye weak! dank theantofete• too wet! of& • Imo set joalyamapellol w Japer Ititle rat althmetit • , aseolnp. • geilleim—iskaraksi a Cauedinst de amelbeeg i e Aseypinip.lio adoloolodpoiaa trat i r i t: • Vista In Perlierwest. I fought for, sad '=rl,:as wait vet fbr amain* ka not wooid trot glee they testes or a &vier blefaitd. 110 • flared trait moral la al bereft ma. to 'ma* MN tar llitr E the torrent againanthefe wawa Coalidaa Whip, who at hti voi llejel 00,111 avows; looming the pee* or M.Prfall a a taa Doer to die garret. ' • • , . . That *lamer pefta .neiappililii~4~r' !a ataet.+ to 4lss.d evoryoratme.aollsooo fatab sad oseonittiosaftakarour Gls s~waS A fhP•ro „ .Tolit.raeS eel ird _00•01k., )LESL X. . , _ 4.11.- We hare 1101110 , 14 1 PIAt i r ,t : f 04 4 4/0 11 \ !Ok i/ 4 • • NAM :8- .T° onaimmaiftek pew ulseftibM 'ain" li tlintrgegtillirelkwia •to &vett pell Mato Mal of diora Bgl ftlilimlll.d l bore beams tatto e th ers w l o lsll.l‘llpolopellk alsiliegallliesio ards reel, 41. esti itgks; 6 Palk le agoignimirdi=a pow wasahwayri ba the aid.* d halo M aidtbe fogb•l paled to relent. * • triall Isla with pair I am boor to fay, that ffirligsgelifis *led. by fume pave. natural I. your Adoerdireirlerhilic Irma' • boldas os &fidelities, potsherd In the pu.,lc ape: terpelta ay; In the face of the People of Engird you tell ant, that by the publican= of a Imre adalested to yes. In asilwer toe Maar di , ode. later seldttficd by you to me. as one of the Beetroot Mid. dlefes, • I have aelmain a meaner molt unbecoming nay nation, " connedlions, and chat adter." • Alter the account I gave you privately po the Hadllep at Brew ford ,refpodting the ktter in quellion, which was—" that it was " written without concert or eonfukatitm voids 614pr:fon west- , " per, that I began it %vitro half as hour after the receipt of your ; " *cuter letter and addrcfs; that it was out of my birds berm it fore o'clock en the fame day ; and that It was no railed to the.' v. readies of erne friend only (and that not till after the copy • &died to you bad been (rated and difpetelted) In order that . might foe whether, from the Mlle In which it was written, it " was not too Inaccurate in point of language for publication " Yr fay that " I addreffed that letter nominally, and with dilfem " bled refloat to you : but that I Intended it is a poll, lea! Elediue. . 1 . wring mantru•re agalait the Preehutders of Middlefez." I dui sot dicier: le. bit, in any part of that trinfaellon I god , at the time I wrote, I unfeignedly, at I told you, felt refpwaer ward. you . • and If you m•fiefs thok feelings with which lain Rill wilting and &firms nil:anew that you ire &floated, you will feil that it is lospadilie for me at Ladner:id reparation fur thr 3y., sly charaeler omit {ottani item a pitintracquiefteuee under into lamination as you hay.: rod unprovoledly throws upon duds r:perstioo I demand at your hands. Mr Brand has been Co good as to undertake to carry rWt letter . and is the only perfect who Is acquainted adds the elttom fiance of In haying been written. He Ma Benito you what my demand* are. Mills not the time to enter into what I maniac to be the fkg: lacy plurally, or die ispaltice perfooally pervading the whole of your Advertsfement. Yea are ttrtainly net fo moth In my confidante as to entitle you to tell the People what my polities' views are: but I have teeter yet done assy oar patina aft from the rectsUbdlen of which I (rink nor will I vet du one without making it r well under flood as my facehies will permit, what the groom& WS 'pen which that all was done. It win ha tm the publie to detertulat then, upon my tendudt„ • . I am, lour obedient Servast. ' antattillf, Ike. Ik6. SAMUEL WHITSPJ4D. • • ' ` r lo SAMUEL wtirraßEAD:. SfSCL • • Pretaall , De& tso6. , •all• Have beta more Maw .ltstei sy letendon. than utmost. into thitalvertlfmeent which I libeght t needfgry to Wick to the FtFetzplgen of biliddidak any cameos %Web pinid be taudrutd into pdfonal ,lifterparß to yootfall; NM I take this opportunity art WWII* you, that Any tntdpre lateen of ka sulitersta, whit► may be perverted Istria fen& perfonally dike fretful to you, 1.1 , Cunene) , to my meastiritand intcsiliOn. • . • . I MINIM, • . ' Yaw malt *bodkin humble Servant, FRANCIS DURDITT.. P. S. Mr Duattß r Y betteary to give publicity to ' ref osdoi.,•to via f sae hive tig uttitaina. • HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. .. A MEETING of the FRIENDS o( !lit WILLIAM HERBERT and THOMRS ' THWAYTK. EN. *MI be beld a t the George hue, Ita r, the soth of December nest, to c.r.kbtate the Retool of theft!. Ow denten to Pulisment. Dinner on Table at Three &Clock. Sir T. MILLER. Bart. M. P. In the ChAr. STEWARDS. Rut TEMPLE. M. P. 811 CHARLES MILL. Bart. Sir FRANCIS BARING. But ' • ' tilt JOHN CARTER. Ent. • iIkiRVOICE CLAR t ICE juevoicz, u s . M.P. °MN DELME, FN. " • ' ' rowirrr povurrr, Efq. WILLIAM PORTAI.L. E. . TIMMAS FITZHFR SERI , Efq. ' • ~ t . • •SAMUEL DSVERILL, Smeary. U Noy. 16,,1106. .• ^7,'"7;i - ... t GIL te be had at the Ear of the Gerrie Inn. ) 1 4 . :x 4 IMAM* afTEILIfIIIi • rave ti . .• . xwzrty SEVEW I H. 110l.f.ITTOf. OP „Olit.AN D 'Own. *OWL .1840 . '" At Stettin we (mind a confiderablyqoptity of Englah mer chandise, and Waist great entr,pot of fheOdeir were wife found woo pleas of cannon, and a great quantity of pernsiStmeo The tit of November the Grand Dube of Berg wee at Dear min, the ad at Tweet/Yr, while his right by at Buttock. Oenersl havary woo: the r ft, at Kraosetrorg, sod early on *sad* Bike ton and label. The Prince at Pore Cone. at tacked on the= Si tiao ad se Jebel, the rear guard of the enemy. 'Thif" ~Pad. the Prelim: wawa put to the mow, and weriadhlove bars elsiedieniy cut off that day, had not the lakes &id n licit twit, of traverfing the country or Mecklenburg fared that; ifiantse of Paste Cory°, In charging with the cavalry, hail • 411 brim his bode, bet was out bum Martha Soule arrliad on the sd Plover. " The enemy dndlog every point of retreat it=twirto the Oder—to the Elbe—to Swedlib Pomerania , sp Meese of reaching the neared. coed of the Baltic—tury writ Weever, very ill provided; when any part of their coloinolkill nittl oar hands, we found than deflate even of baggage. s• Martha Lenses is at Stettin, Devoid at lornokfort -Prince Jerome in Sfiefia et; The Duke of Weiroar has quitted ble anise to return to his owo territorice general vereflailtill la Bows Vila his foccelfur. .-11 ate.• • The Emperor this day rerlaired the dividend Deljorglsliel• der the command of Genera) Beaumont, as the efplanado of the p. , lace, and has ordered fermillpornetlime therein. " Alla: difinutioted caltplayAtwoo,rcymitai to Potsdam, whi• ther the honks taken from thaw been rent in order to be mounted. Ocoee& awgatddr hios the charge of this grand d pot. The foetid:dons of Si C nindan, iitternberg, Erfurt, Cuftrin, and Stettin, see patting In the belt poffilik Otos of defence. '" Merkel Mortice, who coontands .he Bth corps of the Grand Army, &rivulet Carel on the pd of Odlober. "fat Prince of lieffe Cadet. Martha' is the rewire of Prat- Is. gad his foe, a General in the fame fereice, heap withdrawn fmm it. The Prince, in answer to the Note whia was trail, witted totals, demanded pernaillon to march it the teed Si his own troops along with thole of France, gala. Nor enetteies...: Marrhal Mortice replied. he bad no orders touching fuels a propriA &ion I but that the Pike- violet armed. after the declaration he had made through his Matt, M. De hdallboarg, at Paris, the kali Want a. amount on his part would be cooddered as an ad of hielility, as the Protium had not violated Ms territories, but pn the contrary were received with pomp a:Wks by the Heredi tary Prince; and that from the periods( the Wain territories being evacuated by the French, %oat dsoletia of Jess, there wen nought but armaments going found at Osirel i and that in point of feel the Hereditary Prince was more dehroia of march -Ingot the had of ?Mika imposed to ithat the Erna by all aorta of provocation. He will pay for his plarensted eeednet by the ids of his do. islediono. There is net a priedpoSty hi all Germany that has beets .f• uniformly the scanty of France. Fat *any Years fu 6°"e" t 1 rata the blood of their fubJedis to Ecgland, in order to fight It apinit France in the two WltilMh By, this tragic of his • •s the Prince to %inertias boa onotediptattreafures, part of 'hie it is Paid, are Chia up In Maidassepand part remitted to Owls; enuoules. This Sordid nutlet 1110enslind the eateitreplos t:itio Houle, the 'lilies= of witicis oa tat With the bitty Of France! It is at knifil= l :ll= Math may capli sae unhappiest. of tarty niliaatai = ,prul hang trouble and &order to their eery doom The leaky ye; corrupt certain Severely:, by means of their gold, bat the kdoedebe themes et Inch Sovereign will bathe Minxes *Jock corruption. On the contrary, abs Airoael nci will pmfper, and be segrambeed. • . I. The People i f Het& Cairn will be ewe foresaseep-mikal it the armee of salt military eftabllthmeuts, asap tae tee she peaceful' occbpationo of agriculture;—freed from a great port of *di tides, they will be governed upon generous and liberal frinciples,ps Is Yeance and her Albru If the French had been !W.:Vac& their country VOUild have been dlfinembered t It. le Jolt, therdere, that the ferias conkquetices of war limuldattneli to Utak who provoked ft. In this terrible pme the chances Donald be equal The P.mpetor has ordsred the tortillas of lianas and Marbonrg to be deftroyed, ail the magazines and arfenals to be removed to Monts- ail the neaps dawned, and the Sovereign am: of liltffe Cadet every where to be taken down. Thcfe 'mortars are cot didtated by an inhatibie oche. Ono, nor a third for further euneguelts. 0 The Cabinet of the Thuilleries is induced toad fo by It. con sole:llan of the medley kir potti n g no cod to a conteit,fech se the ,grelent, and cauling • durable peace to fucceed to this infeitfate drat. Infilgated t y the miferable and low manteuvres of Agtitts, Badsas the Lords Paget said Morpeth." 1 The foll , wing are Copies of certain Letters which have been Intel cepted a hi. HOCH 10 M. PACHF ER., AT BRUNN. Hamburgh, Oelober al. " The rending eveots have enured an abfolute nagnatlon In trade. TM communicsitops by plat are interrupted. The Stew ion of 'faits his injured us greatly. As the direft pod is ferpended. I foriveld Strtrinokbd hope b will a•rive Gfely. Goo gnu: us peace and tranquillity ! Without It we hull be totally naiad." M. SIRANS KHANS, AT STETTIN. London, °dotter 17. The Prullim Envoy is 'Twofer to this cornier, and all dif ferences between both Coons appear to be fettled. Qedeni,rlo Mewl that no more Prudlati wide Mall be captured." , . 7; E Pit ZikHKI, STETTIN. oo Leaden. (Maher to. • The hlegociation with Prance, It appears, is leadenly brokers off 1 .nod I....uderdule Is on his return Annie. Tbt, will induce the boll farms &Adequate& with repel to cotronerce. " 5. MITI at •". M. REFFELMAN, STETTIN. " London, Odtober to. " The +I • mhurgh Malts fpeak of the pr.marations for war cm the Continent. and of the departure of the emperor of France end the King of Pellitia for their refpeelive armies. We are ignorant 'of the cauks of difference between thole Powers ; at the fame 4me we hope that a general Peace wilt be the refute of thofe prepare. dons, and that the fumed will not Tie drawn. The telegraphic dal path of Lord Latiderdsle's return has Oared a fin oft pis cent. which proves that hie million was expeCted to turn out dle.rently. Our Minittry have adtcd with greet circumfpedllon. for, although Lod Morpeth ba4bwle feat to Berlin, and thy were aware Ba • rim Jacobi win on hie return here, yet they lEatil no orders to preventing the capture of Priorßan veffele--hut Gately that all eel% frit taken febfesocet en the lath of September, mould be carefully prefereed lentil hie MaJeftya pleafure"chould be known. At all events, the Prefe:l Rite of Lhirge In injurious to on. and a gene ral peon alone can teflon comenerceto its wonted adtivity. Allow letters from Germany teak a Geller language, and canters fears that the approaching warlhp will be fanguitiary and aieltrodlivo. • ,• • ' • '1 atm co" M. LE SAS SCMI.EICLIIIL • . Mintien. 011. Mr 2T. " We copra dm ?rend every day—my cog , has nut matcl.ci Nd way. barb/ the Wykr. The Freoeb are alto near Bet& All 4 kba!" • • . _ Ofhaber 44. _ _ " Two t►eufand French have entered hfengen.....t.monow they will bitten-111Hr mach and entry Wm Owe two were of the wad orderly Wed." . • • • CH. L.WISMAN, STETTIN. po le il E _... " Hasimaght 041014111. • Priebe, Sile Gan, and P ufaan mails, did uppt arrive yet 0 10 7 Whilliburgh is blockaded. It is not fisfilefEntly provi• 10W14., . Thy ronnaots at the ungulate& Remy endeavoured to reach the Oder, under the diretftion of Hohcolohe. What a boa of ndsfureenes bare all . ..fled Germany once the firit oceopadob . of Monona by the French! " c. • t••4*.r... la a pocket addreffed to the Count Schtilkohoure Kellner. we found. with a Mexico, and a Dutch Unsenc. a Deeiarrtion, je Feglifh, 'Wyllie sift at Odtober ; and a Billet, in Oertnan, of which the tollosslot I* a n4(4" 1 u ndtubor as., illt. - 6. 0 His Serene Hlgheds the Duke of Erenfwin has arrived this day at Alton' where he has eonfulted the Proteffor Unger yelped. Ing Ids eyes.-:I have cackled you tome rioted papers." Al. b. SOS4lo 4 l;iThitti. • - • ' • .• u!' 4 'III f° +`Shack, OetAtilt i y' l I a Plf hon,lessarlaitel vietelleligalee MAWS& k•leassist le ' autb di t i b ih noar the mods % that sau ced it.; Thlw Nue tokIP • be . teall.ll6l4ll4 4 aaillGei ire eliniftil"Aftills ..11, 9 '* L•' • *flarvt., ... i - 0 WTI` one coat 1 • U. MI SAVATIRML Q104117a, ifTETTIN. . ,ow m Plymouth. Gaol's, I‘. . We hoped the mash takidewfwenno of M. Pe Jacobi Pic4 ft•nres iht intcl Ad'"riuralt e y 6la wo " uld t *ltikf isaise re g lased *Wd t 4 "; on ( ' "nat the e f oil th tra ii4ll"ll . leave unfeelingly- e(o4l44abe oar at fifalitibieb arato be lb- IrtOrlTM. * To tail[: L 1 *N . effpivt N. ,' . 5a1..11:4 1 . , 4 4w- " I *tendon, trif. sr.' a. Tbe.,4llbniesitobtimbhilamixab. of eau gips, tint Wer4 'netts sad the Orion. Iswhil Oosts".Wejeoil you the liraass 1 roitait We Batter enriches we " *arm furze lung, and that 4 be yaw Coast rid aim will tar adjoined. ftvevy to indicate its nalletritats, pa is rarivety Itatet Ail 40iltmes " 4- '' . Oa. D •... " Amp co. ! TO MR. ENGELEIRSOIT AT STETTIN. " Llrerpool,OO. as. • I rend yoe the anabolism Intrlllanue that year (hip Ng,* ft Afeelsrad • Will prize. sod was fold del, afternoon at two o'clmla --1 applied hatiyor Mlnilter jaeoter,itt Olorioltweitedt. 'll4 .11011a4. lc reeta miti l i t s oin binsisao4ll4**llol l 4 l 4 id lb your ?grout. I t .- 1 ,11 .• , . ."1 :.; ' s P . , !"Jg• ut r e ,, 4dmoipfri ,i . TO StrAIINISItkpISEOHT; AT STETTIK:If/IU i . • " larerpooi, OateberlB. “ The coododl of the bill& excites my trullinattes, laxly at the moment worm ercry thing keno to Indlontirl=ll differences *IP be adjuled, iocanktquenee of m j km** , in Loodest. One would tfilul; that jultice was ban l tof the world. In the mean whlis, whet can be fed t Ttle Is. Mae at all times ranched theadoille• by tAllantn , - , thay will lw 'Noun awl pirates at long as the world Rands. People hem, however, with to make us believe, dirt We fball be hide imbed by .oesera mat ; but we amid he liniplotons to helicon W. Right would Indeed demand It ; but Ewe our Goverment puts op with Nth oonditel,the Puglia will neveralter,and we Imlllseltought to hot I pry. Even now, while the ttsirics tale what they like trout us, they pretend to have a great re.W. I for our Severely ; but this Is only bet:mare halo tuarchingardnft she Drought walcoort, oo t!.ta account, as well so the prefent Cabled of ow eamplalat, we audi_ be the greatelt lotera. Al oar misfortunes now upon so at once. It ICC x' .'- PARIS, NOVEMBER w). Platina has been lately difcevered in the mines of Guadalnanai, near the Sierra Morena, in Andaluis, I and fpecimens of the metal have been fent to the In- Rhine. .1 The jouresal elt Franifort, (if the 7th November, sad other French papers, tinder the head of London, Oftober 24, contain an article on the fubjclt of. the Threfbers ' dated Leitrim, Oftober is, apparently trandated from the London papers which, along *4 the runof the account, has the fallowing words .: 's The Thtefhers enefilt of 4 eonfiderable number of talons of every fee, and among them are f ler 'the rich Landed Proprietors." MADRID, OCTOBER 14. . . It is raid that there are•now at the Treafury of the Mint of Mexic'o. .feventy•five millions of dollars,, forming thi produce of the mines for the loft three years. CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 18. It was haft &today that the Grand Vizier and the Ire e depofed: They are exiled to Brute, in i t 5 It - T r he former is fucceeded by the Aga of the' Jitilearies, and the feentiti by the Cadilefquier of Ro absoli. The two , Trillettdars, or Treafuters of the Wei and of the Nisami °edict; have alto bees do poled, as likewife the Boftangi 13afhi. What„lanaty;, ever, has aftonifhed every body more than all, iliAboi depofing of 'the Kiaja Bey, Oho for a long time fiTledi hie office with the greaten etedit, and enjoyed Oi l highea confideratioo. VIVO Reis Effendi has e(capild I lib te hitherto,: •Ite 5k at prefent ferionfluie b i s . ~.,it.is preftuded..,, , gill..fultudt him wickart,cityi l ir tut to retie voluntarily. • . ... The appointment of the Aga .of the janifflifii . "tii I the Ern digt4ty i in,theAotgise,,ltts,ju tkpsphiliqiiy, taken plea bids a view to oppeate the corps of which he ire the Chief, . and* o . lticli was id lte highelUllafe of l . ferment. , , .. . . • Sr . ?T. 24 --ACCOMITIK 20 nit ialt terns, the trop bits continue to inmate is Artinelie: The army ow-, der the command of Cadti Pafha. enfeebled by re peated combats, retired 'towards Porto Grande, where it was almon (-nadir furrnonded 1 • snd the re bels matters of all the pans leading to Cfnnantino ple on the North, and on the EA, were preparing to deal ehe lan blow to an army which could no (longer make any effect:Will refinance. They took pullittEnn of the Aqueduas of Burgau, which had been confided to the care of a body of janiffarieat on whole fidelity it was thought that the Porte could rely, aid which had folemnly promifed not to take part with she Janiffaries of Adrianople. The rebels had even fired the day when they were to take pof feLlion of the. Palace of Kiatna (tweet waters), there to impute laws upon the Seraglio and the Capital, when the Divan came to the refolution to ufe every I means to allay the trowel. In confcquence, Cadti Psiha was recalled and dn . - graced. The tell of his army followed him. They at fire occupied the old camp, fituated to the EAR of .Chiflick, and proceeded then by the channel fuc celfively. Bekir Bailie, Governor of the Dardanelles, was fent to Sifillria and Adrianople, to conclude terms with the rebels. The principal condition Iliptilates, that the Nistmi Gedid (hall not be let on font in the provinces which have oppofed fuch a regulation, and that Nit a finall number of troops difciplined in the European manner fhall be retained, and they (ball be placed in-Conflantionple, or fome city in Alia. General Stballiani offered to confirm Count Lu• dulfo in the 'poll (.1 Ambalrador from the kingdom of Naples, being authotifed to that effee ; but the Count pieferred remaining in the fervice of his Old blailm..and aow . tbe French Ambit/Fedor starches that saes for King Jofeph, . ' OCT. I.—The change. which have taken place in our hfiniftry may be . corifidered as confequant up* Os deitoftng of the TriScos of bbidavis and Walla. ). F/ t eh m i tt e ei ( , t ai h t. e tph f et i t r ert m db er .uar o g f nih whorn :b i tc s hern iit ioa C trie o ve a sG a a a rr n : i n in an o u p yt te ici , qie tt ,,„,, r w o ft e G; Grand n e n e :d r ; V i si o c I f snwiPoe was brought t illecrtUary• /An pha . di, and is fucceeded as yb Aga. It ul the ihv N wAai orcrh e g l e o ulic k aal i tgl b illY l elfb o gnc l lPt:b : hht : nets: f t c l a'kentw h ewib t slrda a yy:p f bra: D eo:l:r: el u :Bi3t i ffiei i t ocbi ci i :Tecia it arilwid'M e d e r°l-ol the yp , hVti Ite.h o Pi 4Chm r et The aee Pc C I nireoet 811 1 Chief o f Matti t .h b e y De. kettelatg,s , of—the Prophet. The two Tetlerdart, afchaltlu, mei ab: I,lllah Eff,eadi..are replaced by Wo) Effendi, feesterly , Vhsollt atati, or ?Aarflud 10 tbn.Pittespe.wad AtltTat tlity. the Area , Lanini, t-.1404 1 41,44041 1 ;nrm .. .. : ..... • .* ounictaindLekeeltelinto , ed. •,, pa Hoe trltitf-this etii,eth;-"id The theroing, ?r::-• befit fl fy *Mired tiponiht Ablerlasibent. In 1,,,, , 'oollrone eiltertirtede 'appeated Cheeni George, ,!,.. General itiGhiefrd eite , inforroffuWeiarsi. At ti f: ::r of him, Mobafill , Say tirtrivereeltArlttesilonithitterc *ad :isedignetirett stat . ftwaweithaellP literal times :twat the bees la )settif Geerplibttatded in corn °fin* kisterlip etieleg. bias elowthedsid fbinethint to totutiegtel. toltin. Thejr,,eauweilter about au hour, and in the afternoon bad anodes* long teak. *Oct Eultatathish that Sertiao_Ctrameiteteder return. Ili 11faila0114114 Vloltafill Berea Aftwads, where atfailihkiWlNt4oftbe Chief obit iCeefalee, Lorenz' Au, the otertnres deparataohweetpeopelfeel teethe by Ctr . ' £ f- i P' cogn tiered, objeft, conciliar tytiti , :1 0 461i i i 7 447 4rs , ..! ' i• , : ::". Eight teetotal,: .., I . tpft,this marched hence& 6ttitl l6 . • etqw. troops for Potent:lls vet y'I . EPI ~ tpl I,a, (aid, that 1411.44 n PAllarld is I delljP.Yd to Hart of the Frenth'conquered territory. The a nu on of that cuuntry is ezpeited to. be more prompt than .even that of Silefia ; becaafe tharectiks neverretiz ad army whatever for itv defence,, end. the energy and promptitude of the operatioos of troop} fiulbed with conquell, will not ;16 , 44;440.hr new Iseiet•— Befides, it is very improbable that the Poles will re gard as an enemy the only Pewee wiping, and now capable, of effeding their liberation: The eirepnt fiances of Poland have for a long sime attached the earneft attention of the political world. The parti tion of that kingdom was theasoft infamous at that took place in Europe, during the 18th century, and was, perhaps, the principal caufe of the fall of the French Government, which loft all its Continental afcendancy, in Coffering a rnenfore which it was fo greatly its•intereft to prevent. It will •be a curious hiflorical circurnTlance, that French were, ititha is oh centery, mailers of the country io quellion.. It is imagined that the Emperor will refute Come thne longer at Berlin, from which, it is firlds'ite will live his orders refplAing the different military ope• ratio*. 'lbis furmife is Itrengthetied art Ibllfridals.. genus of a peat quantity, of- furniture' •Infrittg arrived by the Spree, and which.wes phial! Waft sal apartments ref the palaeifothis rwerAtir*, , e4hida were psdrinaflpvery ill yrovWed: • 41 . 4401 knows • that shnereat Palace, in which the Eusperoi oceu piostinarminwessea ided br Fredertr4TtAras Actir l 404, br, the t.. The seefetic..)/kg nlisitykre Jed; while in , in the Mull Palpelf Appeitticitit t ilriferialfs iilked, die,eirehrsfikkee or *Ma* Ste Great 'Pala*, as above, the 'esielitrs giainiiwr she canlivottioattoporary bartaeld of !nod n ia : tho.plite• Mosillbeers for the accomosoda too of the pirstnies, parties of the boric grenadiers, Sad the kenctuArts d'ilite„ c'orrohorate the idea, that 11l Emperdli'mians to May fume time longer at awlin. %I .31..11 ' .) The Prams •Court having, in it. IMP?, taken Me articles of moll value from the Palace, e‘pccially I all the plate, the city of Berlin has procured a roar iificent and complete ferrite, and obtained permiiPon tb prefent it to the Emperor. ireANCKPostT, NOVEMBER 9. Letters from Weilphalia' Itate, that the Beignory of Jever (the only poffeflion which the Ruffians held in that quarter, being an Inheritance of Catharine 11. as heirefs of the Houle of Anhalt Zabli) is oc cupied by the Gallo•Batavian troops. The officers who were taken at Hanau, have en. gaged not to ferve againtt the French and their allies during the war. Three or four of them, who retitled to enter into filch an engagement, were feat to Mentz . as prifoncrs cf war. They write from Luneburg, that the Pruffian corps tinder General Lecoq, has crated the Elbe a few leagues from that town, without having enconntered the French. The General propoles to march along the coafts of the Baltic to Colberg, but be will find it difficult to effea it. The garrifon of Magdeburg made a fortie on the asth of ()Sober, but they were fpeedily driven back. . The report of the furrender of this place is premature. There is nothing to oppofe the progrefs of the French in Silefia. In this eztenfive province, we are affored there are not more than s or 6000 Priam troops; there are no depots; and the two fortreffcs of Schweidnitz and Glatz, are dellitute of every thing, fo they cannot poffibly hold out. Letters frcm Hamburgh mention, that the Prince Eau!, fecond fop of the King of Wirtemberg, who oiluitted the Court of his father to enter into the fer rite of Prtiffia, under the aufpices of the Duke of Brunfwick, his near maternal relative, had recently patted through that city. Among the regrets which acaump.iuted the left moments of thel)aksof Brunt- Wick, was, doubtlers, the refleaion of having indi• gated a young Prince, over wh o m h e poffeffed an akendaney, to take arms asainit his father. *•• . . , 1 1 1 11 r .. _ :a.erai George... . • • .. 4' 4, it appcui. hkeija.WailiAllit 44,1041140 :the Villifetta We W.** esimroffisiiiiiimi-Ali tltied cok), , 44 1 ••• snd ) 4 40Flig i tieflirlients• if bad at OE tome feeeefs,i,lsot. laahlaify- gg,"Cei,no l oofgrcemen t s.:Tel l ig e 4A s MPEJOlNik arced ir°9ll4+44`,UCPP)-ta Abr a ffiptrOa.- • ga5..14404e tt,l areptag, Curd clorge:fpit I ,4; g l iefitaiiel* aVorkith pilot:ter, ope ! i lut i Nli i one for Mphafhig Ac h, 04. 1 .. ~.,o ,t • Islispeoisfe. The c o nt stg,s Oill in itown, and'nothipeort lys . • It is still teisortecl, that the utgere . ai " ; ii i itf., ied -with the !aft conet•fAunt Mask bT lad !flirior, tot th t 2 ,„„,„ t a 2,,,,,,,,.., ~,„,: t :ognize the iscae efificoC4 of Spy a atyk, , iered, that rfic cm l tlir )bje isal t.to . 6ntly dkt . siPt . iti- toaciliatioa. • ' .' ' ' ' ' . ..__.' ‘•• •" • nbirdeArliffifedialif P. '‘''''" — i " _