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an arrangement will take place bet wen her and , hut 10,000 men,who have left Colberg, being /led to march for Anclam, and the preparations .J 1 are making by both armies, give too much • to fear the recommencement of hostilities. CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 14. 11 , e new Emperor, Mustapha, follaws the politi i system observed before the revolution which iced him on the throne, and by the advice of the !:c; he has determined to continue the war against Janissaries, after having their com iinn satisfied, returned peaceably to their bar ikr, and have declared, that full of confidence in : i r ne w Sovereign, they would not interfere in iy manner in the measures which he should think Nis- to take. Ihe populace have declared en. ecly in favour of the new government. On the 19th of May the Turkish Fleet gained an advantage over the Russian squadron. After an oh itinate battle, the Capitan Pasha landed in the bland of Tenedos, and made himself master of n, The army of the Grand Vizir consists of 120,000 men, divided into three Cnrps of 40,100 „ e h. The right wing of this army has ali eady intered Bucharest. AU Transylvania is full of fuAitives who have fl id from the unfortunate •iun ry of Wallachia. ILE:NtUR, JULY 7. A , fir o'clock in the afternoon, arrived here the LJ division of the Enplish fleet of transports, consi ,, tog of ah.lat 101 sal, under convoy of one arm. ed sbip, and two cutters, from the North Seas, some continued under sail, and part came to anchor, but signal gun being fired, they all weighed anchor, Ind at nine o'clock every ship got under weigh.— Ccpebagra Gasetto, July 10.) GENERAL ORDERS. Headerinanere, at Stettin, Jiily 10. Our of Observation of the Grand Army niu..t return SO attack, and advance into Swedish Pornemnia. On the 11th d April, an Armiaien with Sweden was conciliar.' a Selelathow, which was In continue instil ten Lot .ho .41 Isom expired, sites notice had been given of she intention to regime hostilities. in consuquence of some stile. sesuent conferences between the Commanding Gormals, the One of ten days was extm lei t thirty day., by an a.ldition.il article, signed on the 29th of the saint modt'a. The Later arra..gement experienced no kind of difficulties ; but His Majes , v the King of Sweden appeared in Pomeran! wanted th- rmininand of his army, and irnmodiately declar..4l kid inteotion to acitnnwinige merely the Are stipteation mf a kret of ten titee at the game time the Swedish navy, an limo( the Artni.tice, committed hoetilaties before Colbert, spinet the Corps, and those which besiezed that 01-e la .his sate rai affairs, an explanamry eorrespowde-co ante leaven the 4>e:remanding Generals, and eh.- King of Sweden ymporid • cenf,renee to me, in order to put an end to rh satiating dilfcriuces ; which conference was to be held at Schlatkow, in the Swedish teretriry. Homes were then enter. touted that the uppo.ition esperieneed on the part of His Ma jesty arose merely from his with to cowl° .) the affair.. himself, and that the con ;:renc - J pmpored naught perhaps lead to place. than ermines and mine arrangement. On the 4th Jotle, I accordinely proloseied M Sehlatkow, as by fitter tin officers of the staff, and by u many gem Armes. The aid-decamp of Ht. Swedish i.la r .ty had drclar d to me, that the. King was as Schaal'', e, almost without 11.1 n , r a., attended merely by a retinae ht no means anateroue. t) tmy arrival, I found the house Where the King ti , s, without guard.; but in the court a slosdeon of horse was drawn up in order of butte. B•ing along admitted to the It,ince, 1 ferCiented to into the ob , emr of the conti- mce. Eat he interru tel me almost im noliately, sad duela•ed mist lan deut. ..... await to favour of the first term of the ar.nistice •a. tlot.4.:r.ble, and this cat off. all i - te bans, ta Iva t.ic it'ai. - ct of the conference. Europe will lean it w.th tedignatem, because tbelavr of nations,aed the laws of honour veto ridged; he dust t t proimae rn tae Frettch Ganeral, is oil of the br.a s object. of the Eviateror Napoleon, to betray , kis S treeigo end his country ; he invited him to espous• rate of tie E %fish under the disgraceful banner of a band of deserters, wit . feel neither for the happiness of their native r •uutry, nor Phan in its glory. /Once that conference, ghr Knit caused the above buetilitme, befire Colbert, to be c moue!, all 1 others to be eciteintiied it the ~.roth of tne Titre. II - has drawn from England both mo sey apt soldier.; II! ha. c illected as many fugitives and de• osmosis Ca. 112 within his retch; and till of cons fence in his knee, he pre, nu the 3)CI of this m halt, It•dice, that at the expiration of rat days, the •mistice might be at an euil ; he Fee th at tiotiza at the very moment when he could be bl oomed of the chat's of divas:it:ions on the part of ?made and knout. The biartijitic.: with Swed• . n recommence, therefore, on the '.h of this aantts. We alight begm theseronnec, b,cause fit! King's can lust hre been it4thitt: but a sere• of riulations sr.i urf•mgrnents; but it is a prominent gesture in the thwac k' of our Sivereigu, to be as great in nterimiatity and mode :n, as he n ihro tin his go sous and heroic expboits Las tor, will beetle how to appreciate such cortduct s lad docent Tans, wh o wish to prolong the war. fh: French troops will 411 with those of the Allies in depri. 3rlil Vain♦-; they will not forget that the EilltelOf Ns pole ,n has his regard aced on them, anJ I feel confident that av sb u N all deserve het appntbatton by our attachment. (signed) M ‘ItSUAL BRUNE. ( )4 4410 C.vresp...ftle.reoe, Jody 13 ) STRTTIM. JULY 11. Oathe GI% instant, in the evening, a Prussian Field Officer arrived in this town fr3ta the Head-quarters of tire King of Prussia. and after a conference with Marshal Brune, set oat for Swedish Pomerania. With dispatches for General Blucher. Ifembarga Cerraireadenten, of grly 15.1 'Ail BRITISIi PRESS. I .ONDON, FRIDAY. JULY 24. At elate hour, lest night, we received Harriburgh and Altona Papers, to the Itiah instant. The ac counts from Turkey state, that the new EMPEROR is determined to prose .ute the war against Russia. and that the fleet of the latter has been de feated by the Turkish squadrnn, a'ter an obtain ste battle. We have inserted a long General Order, dated Head comers at Stettin, July the 10th, in which Central BRUNE loudly threatens the Kiag of Swi or v, and declares his intention to march into Swedish Pomerania. We have received Paris Papers to the 15th instant; they contain tile 14;h1 . 01:9,4 and higbty•sirth Bul letins of the Grsnd "Irma', dated Tilsit. the 2441 and 2.7 ch of Jun.', but we have the news from that place to the 29th, in the ordinary shape of letters from that city The Emperor of Russi A. the King of PRUPSI 4. and Bon APART!, still continued there, upon the na:st intimate and friendly footing. The Queen of Peas,' s rensaincd ahoot two leagues from Tilsit. But the article in the Paris Papers of greatest interest to our readers is the Ordonnance of the Bisbnp of QUIN/PER to the Clergy of his diocese, published is tae dfatii'aur of the 14th. We mean that part of it which we have copial, the introdutt try part being nothing but common , place observations, in the usual style of fulsome Amery, which hi. slaves daily offer to &NAPA irr The puoi c attention cannot he c tiled too soon, o too earnestly, to the views disclosed in this poiscnon, and insidious 'address of t'te French Clergy to the Irish Catholics. l'he gooltr:ss of our motive will justify our i s t the:a:ion of sack article It is stronger than any argament that we could urge to enforce the ne -es‘ity of n lino and harmony at this important crisis, And to mina doe the vigilance '.nd a!t•r• y of eve v rank aod des:. ipt.ol of His JUTT'S ,nhjeds, a.zainst tiie intri4ues and artifices of our implacable ene.-ny. A line of Teleg. 4 ;:s is to ne iinmedistely erelleJ between I end I , And Yarmouth ft was yesterday announced, by relemh, at t Admiralty , that tile Cr .nsports at and F3ft.rn sot' Are it. v completely re 4 7 . Mr. Cr vs th- Admiralty M •seitger. returned • from Portsmouth, with dis patches for Government 0.. e thousand artillerynen. !Elusive of drivers, wi!l accompany the Ea Airioa. It is said that an older will, be tome& oely issued for a gent TA! embargo. The 291 t. ICtigi ne.. - . lately arrived fr. an Halifax, and the let and 24 blatta:l~ is of the Ge-man vion. have been ofd-red to proceed to th. Downs immediately. !he (....rman Legion is 1,700 men strong. rt.ey l•fr Gitsraltar, where they had beer 1Z months, en the 17th last, under convoy tit the Beagle and aerzere. Thirty sail of light transports have also been ordered to the Downs from Ports mouth, to take rocips on board. Major W • es.ev. of tt.e South Gloucester Militia, has been fee coal- Sir a tr. the habit of reading prayers to the regiment. at the drum head, at Brigh ton, on parade ; but was, on last Sunrlay, prohi bited by ord:r, and is not to do so in future. A subscription was receilly set on foot in differ. ent parish churches in England, for the repairs of a thatch in Westmoreland; but the expenses of col leCting the subscription amounted to 701. were than tie sa4criptisn itself; in which sum the parish was consequenely At 3ridiarster Sessions, the long-contested ap peal to the poor-rate of Stoke-lane excited great in terest, whether certain coal-mines within Iliac pa rish ought to be rated to the poor. (A case in point of praltice had been previously reserved for the opinion of the King's-Bench, and was last term de termined most decidedly in favour of tbeAppellasits After a further hearing of at least six hours, during which the Leirned . Counsel for the Respondents re sisted every point that ingenuity could devise, and the Counsel for the Appellants ably supported the appeal, the question was at last determired in layout of the Appellants; whereby the coal-mines were deemed liable to pay rates to the poor ; and the Magistrates amended the rate accordingly. A letter from Worthing, dated July 23, says. " Last evening we had a poney raco. on the sands. An the company from Brighton attended. Between seven and eight o'clock, her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Wales took al wring in her open car ?rage, acc o mpanied f.y Lady De Clifford and Mrs. Udney.an.l stopped n> view the race. While the po neys were preparing for a second heat, her Royal Highness alighted, and walked on the sands, and di.played the greatest affability and condescension, in returning the ,alutations and attentions of use ad miring speAators." rhe fallowing distressing •crident happened r Starner. near Scarborough, on the fair day, We !- nesday se'nnight. the 15th iist. :—As a person was riding a shy horse through the crowded pert of the fair. in the afternoon, several purge struck it to prevent its treading upon them ; which so irritated the animal, that it threw nut behind. and hit Mr. JOHN WILSON, ship-owner, of Scarborough, upo•• the heart. with such Inc., as almost instant-in. ously to deprive him of life. His wife, on reserving ibis melancholy intelligence, 1V as so much afforded, that h-r liie was considered in great clange at the time our informast, Sualsorough, the slay after the accident happened. The deceased was in the prime of life, and wives ally • spotted ; and his untimely death is most sincerely lamented by all who knew hint. , • -,, • • . . * e',; •::: .4 : ' "*.% i 7:4 'f.l elo' . q7,1*•%., 8 13 OVS fk_,e POFTRr THE SUUNIER •;NING•S WALK. The breath of 5 , 1 , 11,111 r has to lull .ivet blown The hell of furl) brtat v.i vigurovi* steel Lift. it above toe (Ade. race of Spenig, To catch the solar lamer, and pis.iisit eye. Inviting us to MM. 'tie , o * the mild, DeliC.oo: hum of ge.itle Eve's realm, When Light's last blush°, linger iu the Met, Tullio: the dist int tot of Pastern hills With a sanely of softest hoot The fl'ackbird's song still ezlioes from the shade, And does the pebbl amulet of e brook, The Sandpiper's shrill ur,te, repeatel oft, Diverts the ear. Thl Lark is g bed But wakeful Robin wit 5: . •9 no It's thorn, Unweaned minstrel of th. sling yen ! Fragrance, unpiiii,ed, r$ n e is in the wing, Diffusing from the wood'utic-woven And shaintock-Itirt•lel field, her floating charm. The teal is ravisli'd, and the *ens, rezaled Amid the doming poadlse of se ws, Tasting* portion of primoidial Suc b lb the first-created Pair enjoyed In their 's, ere rashly f 'deiced by guilt, Alas ! for ever!—Such a' Mit rox's muse, With all the warmth of iutaitylion't Descri4e, in his inimitable *train. July 10, 11107. HAFIZ. ;!tat an : France; I 4: ordered! st :-..!...11 al the ICaJr. ti its n cai systi Lai h (It Risia. rhe tata s lain In. a an. thetrnel, Irk y Ind ( ro p e r tircly in On tt 1 , 1 r,. advents stinate !eta island • k. T i ; 120,00 1 we rub. entered he fu . ;itift • ay' of lr et A , fo it 21 divi, • in,; of ed ship, tontalui is a sigtui 34 and at I et (Ccitzta6 C, Ttel ch SO .tae On I )tt Collelad • ihis intentiesi ▪ widen* ..• Ws of I esti*, • The I. Li: intim ▪ ferns of spite of a scans* tl es M Tir s het Peen sitiatin Schlatko • Wised th ► F • g, ▪ Iv r ► I • v ill-:-JuLy 22. Our arrivals have, for th s last week, much in creased Ilre grain hvgins to want rain, every thing 1% dried up, and the crops must fall short in this quarter.--Among our arrivals, we base to an -I,onnc— Lnrl and Lads Trimlrron, General Mordaunt, General Myelin's, Co Shaftue, M. Campbell, Mr Durand, Mr. Shaks;•ear, Mr. Meet, Mrs Jame., Mrs. Mr. K.r.strin Mr. end Mrs Shar „. Mr and WS Junes Dixon, .11 Lclie, Mr. end Mrs. Penner, Captain Dalton, Captain south, Mr. an.l .;n. Mi•is Ainslie, Mr. Mayer, Mr. any' Mrs. Blundell Mr and *.irs. Allan, Mr. arid Mn•. Charatie, Mr. Stexart, Mr. Laacei,,s, 14,4. Mr Stash .pe, Mr. Willis Mr. c.. 1 Mrs Davis, Was O'B r i e n, C., .anYer t Dr , Vatablr, Der. ',oan and ersiikslisaks, Mrs !Ismer, Mr. Staikie, M. and Mn Lynch, Mr and Mrs. Mellor, Hun. Upt.in. Jtc. &c. . _ Dejarto , At....Ftaecie Wash, Fel A-1 the Miser Walsh. WORTHING, SUS.AbX, Jut• 42. The preparations for the reception of the Princess Charlotte of Wales, at t.t., fashionable watering place, were conditaed with great neatness and pra ninety. The town vis full at an early hour, with the inhabitants of the :ieighbouring villages, eased in their gayest attire. The volunteer carps met the young bLissom of Royalty at flrnadwater, shout mile from Worthing, and escorted her to Warwick house ( s noble in :r.sion belonging to Mr. Ogle), ac companied by the principal Gentlemen of the town, mounted on the tinest horses. The town was illu • mutated. and presented a scene of enchantment. In the evening the Libraries were brilliantly lighted up; but th• elegance of the Theatre drew the eyes of all g tiers A crown. formed of variegated lamps, imi.. ranee of rabies, emeralds, and sapphires. the initial letters of the name of the young Princess, and other elegant decorations, which did credit to the taste. as well as the liberality of Trotter the manager. The play was The Monstaieeter,which was well attended; and The Peer Gewleman was given out for the nest evening with great applause, bring by desire of the Hon. Henry Lascelles. The Th eatre is elegant and commodious. The performances so truly creditable, that we trust the spirited efforts of the Manager will be as liberally rewarded. Yesterday morning, His MAJCSTV, Princesses AUGUSTA and ANILLI A. rode on horseback in Wind sor Pork. Her MA I.sr y, and Princesses &Asa sz tit, M A IT. and Sorti lA. took an airing to Frog more, and walked in the (laden.. Yesterday, about three o'clock, the Duchess of llauesswict and Princ.:ss of WALas arrived at York-house, on a vi,it to the Duke and Duchess of Yost. fhey were received by Lady A. CULLING Sabra. who condutted thews to tne Doke an.' Durhe.s. The Duchess of thes w ;cc apologised to lady C. Sumo for the trouble she gave; and after she and ;:sr Prinz`” had viewe the nnuce and g irdens, and partook of early &rimy, t y set of on their recurn to Blackheath, at half past fie-. i`he btaic , iioness of STaelfoao gave " last grand rout this season, last night. .it her iiuse in Clevelanclitquire ; the grand suite of apartments were thrown open, and lighted by the twist superb diamond-cut-glass chandeliers ; the company con sisted .at the principal Nobility in town, amongst wh• ni were : Ili- Repel Highness sla- PrirePti of Wa.es; Prince and Prin ces+ Camaekicalt; the D". es of Argyle and Rutland; the Duchrsses .4 Gordon, Dowager Rutlini, and De Castries; the MAICh10:1a0•1 of It 'trier, DowneMee, Hrsdtott, and Uoiriger Math; lib• Countesses of Memel, Rarrymore, Sef ton, Cork, Ta.`ioi and Cholmond ; alms Pvt.', Smith Burge+. Teenstiend, Heatheote, flume, Aids, and 1.. Meta. nem Lady PERTH will havc a select card party, this evening, at hrr h , •••e in Grosvenor-square. The Duchess of ktoxaustoit, and JOHN M Esq. are on their Way to Kelso Castle. Scotland, where they intend passing the remainder of the Summer. Th. Duchess of Connote will leave town, next iunday, for Scotland. Part of her Grace's lug gage will be sent off this dry. The Earl and Countess -1 Estx will return to town, this day, from C.ishinbury Psi k. Mr. Coosa and Mis• S4ITM have arrived at Edinburgh. Mr. Coo cc plays Rreh.ra this night. The Newcastle Theatre opens te-mor tow, with The ', ea ;wham ; Mr. Dwv ea And Mrs. HA %Low': are to perform the parts of Rehear and Mkt Rampart. Mr. Wangs , if Also arrived there. and will make his deist on Monday. 24ST INDLA COMPANY. ----.4/0---.= lit I.IIIITOR, 1 0 my former address to you, I omitted another very mare' ial consideration. via. That a loam of two millions, aispoosing it could be effeled Isy an ad ditioi circular; in of t, , nds to that *mon w•Il nit cover the Woi‘it on the Iv of Mardi. 1908, Id ectimate...l by •:.e Dir.:tors at L. 2,213.;93 To which mist he add... I Oire,-4 , ,tirths of a )au', interest oa the new bonds 15,000 4.248,796 Nor, W they were to borrow this w:v-1: weidd it probably be subs -lent :. m ik• the receipts .halaoce the payrn-ins. These estini ices are never very ware* Of one thing nary we may Le quite sur , that the tece;prs will wit ex:-ed, and that the payments will not fall short to the amount At which they p are calcuta e Sop;)-sinzr that pointsvtded, I ask whether t!1. same causes which pro. d'sce rne &Aft cutrent year, will not repro.. dace it in toe o..•zt? An Out • - Af 4114 WE CHASSIS!. It was stated in the Newspapers, a few months ago, tliat it ad .roe Gaassivi had been poisonrof in Holland, by the jealous vile of a rich Burgomaster. Some of the Papers, in the early part of the pre sent week, stated, that this fascin sting woman is is londan. As the fashionable world ate much ii.teresteil in her fate, we have extraded the following artiJe respelling her. from The Ledsa Jou,nal Poleivie, formerly The Leydea Gas•tte. of the 10th instant s s' Nikons. Jul v 7,10107. " Madame GRASSI/1T has q•lit•ei our country, for Paris, from whence she prop , .srs to go to Italy. It is with the liveliest regret we have wttrrtsed the de patture of this lady, whise personal meti:s and ac complishments have tendert I her the delight of those distinguished ',med..; which she !'.114 fre. quented. We fear we sh slj in:tste the ju.• eele bray of this incomparable w.iman, were we t • he ,tow upon her the eulngies which in :hes- nay are lavished upon se msny pen It wimfd rt qiire new expressions to attempt to define th- au'siirne taler.ts, combined with her c leaflet v:-ire. ant fine figure, which leave impression; Ole nothing CA-1 efface front the memory of those who have !tad tot pleasure of eeing her upon th. at tge. The to at pressr g sore , ti ^s of noteserou• pension/ if 'he capital, in MntCh she folicirl sew a continuatioa of six months, and o• that i t which she 'tar b•ien itt on' various visits the .ohiea of adreirati •if the C urt. of Its MAJWITT, and of t e t.v oriede, have not been able to prevail ep-n her t accept the tempting offers spade to her for a new ergagie• meat." FIRE AT PO -lON PRISO.V. Goitrous, JOLT 2e. This afternoon, a fire brelce out is the old build ings of Ow! Fat ttlfl Prison, near Gospett. These buildings are undergoing a thorough repair for the accommodation of French prisoners, and the fire is suppo ed to have been occasioned by the boiling over of a quantity of pitch in the wen kshop. Nearly the whole buildings are consumed, and the fire still continues to rsge with great violence. A greet number of prisoners have, within the last two or three days, been sent to tba New Buildings adjoining these, many of whom have msde.their escape, and the rest are-highly delighted with the idea of obtaining an opportunity of f flowing their companions. I'he East Kent Milian, together with the Gosport Volunteers, fare very eetive in guard ing them, and in assisting , to extinguish the are, as soon as they could arrive on ihe spot. The wind, which blows strong, is very fevonrable for the houses contiguous, so t ,r.r the lire has hems confined to the prison. Fortunately, the tide has been op this afternoon, or the whole of the buildings must, ere now, have been entirely burnt down, as they are construCted of wood, and are at present very old and dry. The Th'itrest, of and from Milf , rd, has been taken, retakes, And brought into the Downs, The Ist huts! on. 43.1 Light lat .ntry, nn Wed nesday received orders to he in rea nest for .n -rneJiate embarkation. They were to march front Hythe at a very early hour yesterday, and to be accompanied by five companies of the 65th Rifles. According to some, the sth battalion of the 60-h. now at Braebourn Lees, have received sim.lar orders. On Thursday se'nnight, the Tynemnuth troop of tire Percy Tenantry, were drawn up on 'eyrie Sri tgr s tor the purpose of receiving his Once the Disk- of NOILTHO N D, litho was expedeJ from Lon len coo that day. We are snrry'to add, that they were d:v.ppointed, owing to his Grace being in much in disposed as to occasion his stay at Ferrybr;dge.where we understand he will remain, till recruiteu from the fatigue of his journey. Quatert. ter aaoentm•ar.—That a very SeTi3llll one has taken place, within these few days, between two personages of censiderable distinction, is cer tain—these personages are ( Sarre and Foreq”e. Fortune. to reward early adventurers in the pristine Lottery, slou'iiless wis'ied to ;fleet them speedily with several of the principal Prizes—But C.:ar :- had hi:herto prevailed. by sufering only a very sm.,:l poiticm of the principal Prizes to turn up. How toterestieg. then. the remaining days' Massing I Toat the greater Capital Prizes of every Lottery Scheme are the main nbjeds of pursuit with adven turers, is an interest as generally frit as it is uni versally acknowleigel Such is the identical stare. at this moment, of the wheel ; when, eztrace-dinary to say. that after 4000 numbers have been dii,ern out of 20,000 only, which the Scheme every one of the greater Capitals are still forth coming. Only 16,700 Tickets to dm- Capital Prizes in the Wheel venturer a chance of great that intend havinti a hence Fourth Day ; they will d.s chase soon, lest rt shookt and the GI Lotteries ago. that a Stare cured at any price. W and Shares are on Sale at 46. Cornhill. 52, Charing. Hill, Borough. to draw. and the Grant beet ! ihia g •es to the ad• • t interest I sir there are nce for the 30,4001. on the well to make their par. Id F•II cot, as it tliJ two A re Tickct eonli no: be Fr - arrantrd unira'•n Tickets HOC , : av aniCo.°ooFficeris :-cross. 4nd St. Slariparaii