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"The Captain of a ship who arrived at Elsineur the day before yesterday from Memel, reports, that the French troops in Poand were reduced to filch a want of provisions. as to be obliged to eat their horses: he also (but it is feared without for.ndation) reports, that 100,000 Austrians are on their march to join the Allies. " General Armfeldt, who, by advanc;ng too far in the late staion with the French, occa s ioned the =Unable armistice that followed, has received permissioo. or rather been obliged to resign his command. He is esteemed the best General the SiredeS have." COPENIIACEW, MAY 16. The Duchess of Brunswick•Oeli arrived here yes terday frost Sweden, and set cut this morniag on her journey to Germany. Ihe master of a vessel, which arrived yesterday from Colerg, states, that from on board fon•te-n large transports, considerable numbers of troops have been landed both in Colberg and Straslund.—• (Danish G4sette.) MAY 3. Tire Aar/tae Gazette contains the following article: This morning. between eight and vine o'clock. passed by flavinuilen, South of Heilm. four English sail of the line. and three brie, which set their course, N. by E. ; the three brigs sailed a-head of the line of battle ships, and touk svundings.—(Da erie Gataitt.) HAVSIOLLUI, MAY 8. They write from Pillau, under day At the 15th instant, that on the Bth a beginning was made in that place, with embarking troops on board 50 traosports, supposed to he destined for the Fahr wasser, but which were landed on the Nehrung. FRO NI THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. PAttl3. MAY 2L We have received authentic letters from Vienna, which state, that a Messenger from General Sebas tiani to the Emperor, has passed through that City with an account of the defeat of General Michelson, and that the ltus:ian fleet had fill from Tenedos, and was pursued by the Captaig Pacha with 16 ships. Tue 5 per cent. Consols sue in 74 francs centimes. vietivea, mAy 13. In the night of the CI install!, an Officer bels.ng ing to the War Chancery was arrested, and as his papers seized for examination.—We are a.sured that Russia has again proposed to enter into an al liance with our Court. These propwiticns have, however, been rejected, and our Cabinet has de clared, that cur ncutrali:y *ill not he departed frJas. It is now resolved, that the Minicer of State, Count Stadion, shall not Lave this city, as the management of the negociaiions with which he is 'attuned, is of so much importance. that he cannot absent himself. The English Ambassador is re. called, but he will probably remain here until his successor arrives. The present Ambassador, be. tonging to Lord Grimedles party. does ant dis semble his dissatisfaCtioa at the change of the British Ministry. Besides, little is done to approxi mate the English Coast to ours, which is in parti cular displeased with Lords Flawitesbary and Castle:cagh. who are now in authority, to whom the publication of the notes and conferences ex. cbatiLed aad held beim e the late war, is ascrubii.d. TONN:NULN ;FAUN, MAY e 4. Authentic accounts from the Grand Army, re present the Aaron on the {sth, near Wviclibelmuntie, as very important. The Rosman Lietrentint G •ne ral, Karoncy, wished to relieve Dantzic, reiticed to extremity by the progre.s of the lxt.iegers undet the constrund of Marshal I. Ittbvre. With this view, General Kaminsky, nn the 11th of Msy, came, with two divit.ious, to Weichsrl mind.,. On the 15th, at four in the morning, he advanced ham tVeichselmunde with three columns, and a teserve. lour Russian Generals commanded under him. As soon as the Kusstan asps was without cannon shot distance of the tort, it Attacked the French art.l Saxon troops, which, according to the 07dC11 01 Marshal Lc telAvre, were placed in readiness. The aftion continued two hours, Marshal Lasnes advanced with four battalions of toe division of Oudinot on the rigiit win d of the enemy over the Vistula, all the enemy's itnes were now dif.:ated and forced to fly ; the Russians were pursued sword i hand, to the palitadoes of the fort. The Emperor expret.ied his satisfaaiou with the 2d and 12th regiments of light infantry, with the Saxon detachment, with General Oudinor, and the tour battalions of his divi., .0, which attacked wiih him, under the command of Marshal Lamm— ( elides Me Telegraph) . - aieterstx. stair 16. Betides the different reinfoicements which :are on their march for the Grand Army, each company mint furnish I 5 men who taice the same r-ute. Ii is generally said, that the v.ho!e Saxon army, which is to be consider..lsly at.igmvnted, will be immediately put in mokior, and marcn to 'pin the Grand Army. All the Saxon magazines, which are still under sequestration by the freuth, are 11 Le convqed to the Grand Army. _ Both in the ilr.enal and the foir..lzry t::e work. men :41c employed night and d4y. WA UAW, LSAT 14. General Orwv on, Gov , ,r.or of the c.ty and prosoot-e of War ‘Aw. 1%4.4'0. Director C.eateral of the H: 34-quarters at War•aw, N:ay 13. I hasten to communicate to )oli the agreeable intclhgence which General Lemartois, Commandant of the right wing -It the .s:h corps of the army. has trammitted to me. date.' t`is day. The enemy has completely la;led sttack lie made shit morning at Carr c';'.;clc, cn the entrenchment THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, TUESDAY, JvNE 2. A Gottenburgh Mail arrived yesterday, with lacers ar.d papers from that city to the Roth last. The blame of the disaster, which led to the armis tice with France, is imputed to the rashness of General AIIiIVILST, who has accordingly obtained 'cave to resign. As General Von Essex, who con cluded that measure, continues in high favour, we may presume that the situation of the Swedes was more perilous than it has been rep'esenteJ. Ac counts received at Copenhagen, on the 221 May, from Maisie, state, that that city, although clistely p J, still held out ; and a letter, dated Elsinsur, :he 23d, states, as a strong report, that the French had raised the siege, and drawn off their troops to :pin tl.e Grand Arnly, probably preparatory to a genet Al aaion. We have made some farther extra:ls from the Pais and D:::h Papers, and also those brought by the Tonnin ;en Vail on Sunday. A Norway Cap-ain, who left Pillan on the lib. reports that the Prussians have been detested in al engarments on the Nehroag, and that the French, by means of Piussian vessels which they had taken, had übtaitied possession of Palau. The Dutch papers contain an article, dated Vi enna. May 13, w:.:.ch says." the Court of Vienna is, in particular, displeased with Lords Hawes:sat v and CASTIAIII•011, who are sow in authority, to whom the publication of the notes and confetelices exchanged and held before the late war, is as:ribed," Sash is the article from Vienna, -jet the Lor.don Cornier asserts that the change of Ministry has giv e n great satistaaion to the Austrian Cabinet. There is every reason to suspel that a serious dif ference of opinion exists in the Cabinet, either on the destination of our troops, or on the poiicy of any Continental expedition at all. The Gentlemen ought really to have made up their minds Lief. .re they instroNd their Journal; to announce their in tention, and foretell their brilliant successes. This is not using their advocates well ; and they, poor people. can hardly conceal their vexation, though they endeavour, with their usual candour and their usual elomsiness, to shift the blame upon the Ice Ad:MMyration. We can. however, administer comfort to them in their disappointments and we hve the consideration of the former expeditions, cond.. a. d under the sans.: auspizt.s, will mitigate - ~;~ their grief at the postponement of Continental diversion. 1f we have advantages as were gained. in IC and at Naples, he must be a yoong , cl-ed who cannot submit to the 11130111 though it may bare been biught s:vcral thou.anl pounds for the detention pnrts, we cannot but consi2er it. ur a very cheap compromise ; or. as technical phrase, borrowed irons thi muster, a very good :rt•of We hive received a series of N( nm the `.',Sd of Apra to the 4?h of rica, as lately in England, the pi tirely occupied with election , -nii canvassing. In those at New Yot whose name so often occurs in Wish Reselici, is a very seise pai versaries of Mr. Rurus Km- to that geatletn.m, is a,clibed. papers. to the opposition given when Minister at our Court, of Mr. Ey sie rr and his assoc rica. Mr. Ps avt %Nce sailed on the Wow! sloop of war, for Engla' ewer aaa instro.itians of the Presii tht Treaty with England. The Americans have finally settled with the RICIgNC)LS of Tunis ao/ their Mediterranean trade will rf by the St.t:ei of Batbary. Aeeminis fibm Jamaica state, blockaded by eight French frigate, At a lau hour last night, we recei the AI oa vemr, to the 26th Isst, fror nude the follJtviog muds : The Emperor and Archduke CI peeled back from Hungary, until Mr. Adair, the English Minist called, but will probably remain cessor shall Lave arrived. 03r Court went this day inti the 27th inst. on account of the Empress of Awn is. It was on the lith of last mom Irian Expedition, which was destined arrived at 'Nest. One battalion of foot, of St. Julien, marched a' Gratz. The Mon;teur, of the 25th of ter from Philaielpf.ia, respelling no intelligence from the armies. On Saturday evening, Sir U I tended Isy his Aid-d•-Gawp, tl Goaoott, arrived in town irOrn ceed as second in command of peditiott. has been reported, that the saoolt was shortly toleare this cellency, however, will rennin it the birth-day; aft?r which he wail week or two a t Bath. One of the Treasury J•,arnals a list of WI the contested coon which k denominates those whom OppcsitiouCandidates. and their sui and those whom it suspells to be dates, and their supporters, Mani li.t, so formed, the reader may pi but the effusion of prejudice. AI not have noticed it, had not the asserted, last week, that the Oppost Ministers. had sent forth the cry of The Count,. of yesterday, gives the following ac count of Mr. CA Htf , NW! visit to Leicestershire, al luded to in an article in yesterday's BRITISH PRus. •' The fad it. " WS Tire COMPulp " that Mr. CAN has a child, afflißed with a disorder, for the cure M which he has sent hip into Leicestershire. Mrs. CA ant so is with the child, and Mr. CA K. sum was absent from town, foe a day or tw3, to see them ; and this simple event, of a father going to see a wife and a sick child, has been misrepteseuted into a continual absence from town." A fleet, from the Baltic, is arrived in the Humber. Letters tram off Cadiz. dated tech May, MAW the Sqoadr..n to be very healthy, consisting of the U. ran, Qosto, Formidable. Malts, Illosirious, Atha. Stern, :Leaks', Terrilit, C orrepar, and Ei►yalw frigate; the Glory, of 98 guns, and Chlfgoas frigate, lay at Gibraltar. Very little blockade had been kept up —American, and other vessels, and several very rich Spai.i,h vessels lately got into Cadiz ; a-J one small brig into Algasinas l atifth 150,000 il."ll.us on board. The county of We:ford EleEion commence.] na Saturday se'nnight. when Witt IA SS I. ALCOCK, :!'.lbll. was proposed by Fear:ea; Esq and seconded by GEORG' GiLss, E q. RAM WAS propotl by CHACLES TOTTeMBAtI. L. 44. and seconded by CHABLIS Dawson, Esq. *ha JOHN Cor.ct.ovou, Esq. one a the late repre sentatives, was proposed by R. S. CARIVI, Esq. and seconded by Archdeacon F.Losz. Mr. Casco , . whose interest is considerable. and who was axpeded to have stood as before. on the irdcpendetit iittereA. with Mr. COLCLOVUII, de. dined, and the Right Hon. R. B. Sitsaroati was. on the rmauent, nominated. as the ptilar Candi dates to supply tyli. Caacw's place. wNrch alumina• ton was received with the mat rapturons ap plause. and thus, o:t the very day all %Yr.:- moister was crowding to the Ilustiags at Coy. 0- garden, to put him belay Mr. Ewer r on the Vol]. he was thus. without his Itoovil qgc. nvrto. nated tut out t.. 1 tht first Counties io leave shire. Th party street Lo Hots their M meni The at di UM a ssei BC* pan ma in ti Gat ;nlq a "lpale of tee eatip lo s t such ins, is Haso,,, 'at PlOovilAter in. uottiacritian-- ood at the eare abe of on e it it called in ihe in 134 II I lu N iott t 41 : f e hkgb e iitYaCourts history. rt Mind hngPomrslt Amt. trans. : I:iet tote ISO Dan he front, ead lic e ~It kith!. 1 ,11 umir dash ; I the Pock ets p milk the OA ago en, 2 04 an • reel% or "A* l t. e ,ptlife PI" par Linen of the ' t ea, W itb :lons Ind • in the Nev. t enty attm twinge Di en by Mr. K. gb p a , of tote to the sett& nie:,t vet &agile ssociates in Atte. eask vies the e4:h April, in asiowair. a and, with the an. ntly worn. esident, :dear: to same. to e, are t • • litt ttkd duper disp u t e . bft, either n ad Algiers, so that lk Mine to remain unmolested smut, ara ale that that Island is et. J. rEurri eceived a te7ies of am which sec hare VIENNA, RAY . 3. WI :harles are not es. I a few days hence. Is ster, has been re. here until his sun If s UNlcli e filar 14. to mourning until death of the late Tt with, that the Aut. mined for Cattalo, on of the regiment 0 t few days after to Jay, contains a let. See .74 Colonel astir, but t Null& ; ( laa ID Basin,Yentaaleltlfen the Hon. Captain evening a Scotland, to pro. drank a the rumoured Ea. It is on Sum t Tone:sit Alta AS* 312 06 country. His Es- Yeati in town until *fat party, t will go to spend s The of yesterday gives this dal VI A s sties of Ireland, io Mr. all it suspects to be NJrfol supporters, Papists; Mrs t Ministerial Candi. manic lack Proiramts. A play t ,resume, is nothing suppoi ks such, we should atre, i same print boldly with a aosition, and not the per for of " No Popery !'' Tin a Am fed I nap; w an- which 'had been thrown up On the peninaula of Sierock, by the division of General Lemarrots. .--The %WWII, 6v; thousand strong, endeavoured to carry it by storm, but were repulp:d with the lois of th►ee hunlied men. - Ile enemy retired to the plain of Nowiwies, where he remained inaaive. Our artillery played with good success for four hours against the four cannon; which supported the at. racks of the P.u.sians. General Lemarrois laments the death of the Bavarian Colonel de Perron, who fell like a hero. The second regiment of infantry, of the first folish legioa, behaved Lice a Fiend' regi ment." • KONIGSiCRO. Y 5. General T,estocq his received the Order of the Black General Blucher, at his first interview with his Sovereign, WAS received by hia in a very distia• guished manner. The King embraced 11;m, and said, " I shall never forget you services." Ile afterwards introduced him to the Emperor Alex ander, who received him in the theft gracious manner. sri.v 7. The navigation of the nisch, Miff r •mains as yet unmolested by the enemy. Several attempts have been made to convuy troops and provisiutis to the Nehrung, but were ftustrated by our armed ships, which are now sixteen in, number, part of which is cruising along the beach of the Half and Neh rung, and the rest in the Hall itself. The enemy, We understand, applies hinuelf also to arm ships, both at Eibing and Frauenburg, but measures have already been ad.yted to prevent them from doing us any harm. IftLAW, stay P. An officer of the French army in Dalmatia hat reuived a letter horn a Bey, who commands in the TurVsli province of Herzegowine, from which the following is an extra& : The report so industrieusly circulated, that Czeral George has entered. with h:s troopl. Novibaz ex, in Bosnia, is entirely without foundation. He has only attacked the small town of Soto, and been repulsed and obliged to retreat. Several of his secret emissaries, who endeavoured to cJrri.pt the Greeks in Bosnia. have been discovered and beheaded, ar.d their heads fixed up at Travenikle, before the Pala..e of the Pasha. With respen to the separate peace concluded between Russia and the Porte, of which so much Ls been said, it is as mere a fiftion as the evacuation of Dalmatia by the French. which has likewise been currently reported. The Pasha of Romelia has already assembled more than 100,030 men, and is already on his march against the Rus sian and Savi...l insurgents. cots:mar:en, NAY ^.3. On the 18th, an English cutter brig, bound for the Baltic, arrived in the Soend, and immediately proceeded on his vcyage. Soon after, a convoy ar• mod from Llndon escorted by two sloops and a brig. Oa board one of these ships was an Eng Fiat eneral. The new French Envoy, M. D:delot, arrived at KiPl on the ISth instant, anti tam: hither on the 20,11.