The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-05-04 00:00:00

~'A o '~.~ GENEVtL FLECTION. PURII‘M Cut , TY ELECTION! THE FREISH(,DE RS. of the COUVTY of , DURSIANI, noident ita d Lend up e a,. tootle r (yawed to meet at Thr G.4%'s Inn olfe-I4ottee,, TO-MOR‘OVE at 12 •Aelork iteeet.ols. or tlht hurray of edoututa the mutt 41-etual me...uv• fnt lietltlOX the LloctioO of NONi.itNII NORD ttti. F.Q. Al' a umermis an , ' mnsf irkpeetahl, Meefi fir of 11 the InJ p Lome .4 lothl 41, ono n-r 1 by Public dOonii.entent, .1 the Tavern, Ch..aptitla. the Mb Apr& 1.07 141 , A derman Domvlay, in the Chair ; v. That %lr AA , nnae COlnhe having di-cluireeel .ith 4111g,nce. a:ail..abolitv, an nwte.L. , Aetice. the va•teu.a , .. plow:two elhe.-A.ket•trate, and Mambor of Ow, tilk.:l wove Pod 21110,11%, and liai-113%.0111. fn ~tiv so v ottbee the filtikt. a' d P irdegre of hit. Fellow crtie.,l.. ia. •11 ...tontatieo, the too-t ht and proper persiin • levitate elt ne•eent tbiser; Igo p„,tlinerwot. • Th a t nat . r ,i. e •ee rts.u.ros etrieeveuts in promote hen Float m , f.o n a full roorichoo that hie ittte&mritis to of di • et...trt.itie, N efiellet be shaken ; ant the% Ite wi" irth the same fideilteswksehikas an eetioently ehreite.l h.n comfoot, pirseeere oieolttretiog the best interims of hie 'suture. Z (iglitned) WII./104%4 DOMVILLE. Cbairlun. esol!ed One Antowlv. rkst the thanks it Ors Meeting be siren rn Mete at Dum , Jle a far his attelitife ini, adial .ovatie io the Char. ITIE WORTHY INI PENDENT LIVERY UP LON DON. Guttural. 1 I..Vgit of public or of prittrt hunt!. oe may ipso.• from m madden a Dii.olutom of Iraq moat it eve. to Me pert.oldiv .an rream, beraus • it Of ilea it aqg lc ) - ,talc*, I 'nfip Ne.ti-4441 • •onl. too soot Is o th Remote tatio.s io t%•ar 'Eau •nta oh 4'l ba frequeut than by Law _ . . . . „._ s Wt . last three Path inert?* *O.l hire been plea.ed to hot paw A../4111 waykr C a lid liCr• ; •hat time, it ha. it-, /saw Inst .n In have tieen inoottinie. the 0 •tt.er, anti ntni tb. 4 , wore of Ntlittiee bid, in noiihe: hie.. 1 Onto ..It 111111 +tad .11 Ihlllll*.Woe, 0 , h.. lit own their layout. /1‘• Pt olr itet,r e t has 45. n tn.• only motto.. t..i! es r 11C11I• .11.11 e -newt, anti a eoretituatiee ni your coolden.:e tire ernit r emit') oe • I looker, tn. I throw •oyinif satin u: on into enniAeration, and in an , i. /knit .116• • tie. as 1 tha riven , of sour Vote, 1. ni 1..., in . OS 1.•.. of yo.ll , Rioritertotstiiea t•i tilt nrilt Parka- Mtn' I refwat sou any ' , swan , ' of in nrsalterable at • g ee Cotarneirton of onr Country, an I I pr.oni.e you 'Ai • 'VW. alf that wie otrtlettre tith.sen I trim has ▪ asi.n•St t-4 tt,t4l in relr • W"h St'd `6 , 1 , ""• I fluty* the humps, be. Geeem-n, Yuur att4 f Aitlsful b r 4 ...-r• • t, Omit Rawl.... -.4, N. rd 17. 14.4 H C C 4.11 W . 4 C nrnstta.• sit eye. lay at T a aa as Ow C •Tre 110.1., where any carts -I.w. •ai Tt•TIIP; iY 1 1 , 4 1 ; IN I)RNT LIVE.aY oF Tic! CITY OF LONDoN. A 1,1-;,-01.1T !lON 4 PAR LI aMEVT haviig paw', and a Ora.tter nt the It.litT of this City, vle t•ok It cpreeentaittetta a bei , g apirointed 'or Ir:101 , AY NLX f, the dllt at May, Melt me not tea ...rs a If a., the honour .4 an early and sitseree• • t •a. - e. in sp ' , moo Hall, on that rsoca..inn. 111•,:ne all arly pub!ic address stated to rot the front .111 reeolatt nty c whet, if La SI placed in then .ort. put ttl,t ttr st ...el tug, Raves •ntatives, I noel net hire repeat incl,at.no. tat .na , a , ttellat-ot to • ,r Wove.' Sos-reign and , a c • itust etu.stntriett ; of anora.oer 1,1 ose aa rnz e ▪ re. • v•ra runts eng.g-nnist. a. 4 tistertuitted stopettst i n -4 as to et ••leataily proversv tnat Co, . t.v, late. 4./e bert nnee-re. and prne:,eray. of the City 411. e.t.a • . 1 a n e oat • • I 9.at 1 fittestAin env -t'•wtae•t e s . aa , 4, a .1 I t on, tia t h • kno•teeer 8.4 eaper.enc-, arqu:nd by• ..'%3/otl a., lc Atop, th••,,elane w.mi, I ,fe. in corn. rare l / 4 1 I "Jai, 1,4 i abut.. for us, en t eso point!, y alit .9.111 raus.hd .ire ' Pt, v s 411,104 inwpwt *hi h I have rrecive , l front my • CIllt• WO. 4.4 Ins in if, stilt , tsig. Itist ',i t give one '..r an ctn. 4 tto...e pro ssesnts% a g I ens onto ad i t,,yl b., 1:. o .b l ,l soar .h: it that! be t•te Stu Is, it 'Me hf t toe etas .st.seral ahada 1 nava au dellhey ft t• no, ann.0 , 14 slob t , par oit nactantel respect, to every Member of tat, Lowry. and 1 , teat giants to believe, that an ye s i n vr..id, 1 e,a v fat` of so d nog, it as o Is wl.q'n She oteveracy of lota, or the unaltStithilasi eight tit an 'ate ova 6°4 natty c•itsals. I bate the h000n• to bo, With the roVret r• shut, ltentieneett, If ma must laithtul Servant, I.ttd•inp lame. A 144134, th. 1. J. P HAPIXIT. ao a the 1.,t0r et of Mr Alderman Hodge, tit Arols at the \hide:c.a.% 11.)ose. in Viotetne.lane, whey, gay intraiotatnan and astis,ao.n.•ll: ire 1111,1 1 / 4 (01v teeeicst Tu TNIL ovulurtic ":14 U . INI ► r.PENOt~iI LIVERY Of LONDON. OUP' TL1114410. r pecultgr circumstances under will c't the A I>wtlutoit 04 Piol.ameitt ha. t.ken 44Sca, Ore 0 .u,ll itAmte truportwee. Means Upon every reflecting ..Ind to ex.ri in h-. ensraots te oUppert of oar gieetoul C..militutton an Cfl Mt .ltd %late. Vitv-n I ask you therefore. to give me you, Aticragee, fur the Atli tine, to teyeet,nt tbia arvit City in lie Commons' ot pit:lament, 1 feet 1 add •st inn cri4 sio•in.l that a Candidate can eectipy, named., a comeintis ni tt p %IOW( on eters filealoo3 Orntettel f;..nat.tution, to the eictt). poem., p.' , .‘trl. and fitlifisily and, in thy re ni tenet Vet lb. grind Livery inert . f Lptidon will not turn t`to M.n vh.i hat never dcsevted the pn.intses lie has ms•te to them ' I beg 'erre to suhuilt to your ree.llleetton the ke f .11.191 , t En'tict• fr,:n the Appeals I made on tkot Wet oe anima tnanu h,r you' rapport I Itrtmet from n.y first Ad treat to you, Juts. 1794. " As a Member of toe contnonotv at imp. I than be to age t anal u, to mmeree Inviolate flit? giorp , ol Cnitstitu ,. :ion. a Conoittrion erected by the de ,b,:te Jon. of nut •' ranctisuid by time, and cnehrnied by the moat i• a, Wadi.; virtues and ablituts of ills pre*, t -Lc" Jo In, Second, of Jibt:e 1706 I never can have tht pre.o.iipt.on to in..rt sou spin on " a -intilar iicernois, if the fare at.d uudi.viatirg ptinciplie " hqul.l in any wie instance he abandoned by ant, which bare hitheste actuated my condu3. rr Tins principle. have been, and, while I haat attI , IV to tr giae Warn efe• a. memory ta retain a tome of roor favour, a shad inaction y li,—!oaalty to my K attach. 11 nowt to the Cosatitutfen of thca Kingdo . r—and an In 1 ' flevlak adnetvnce to the chartered rigbts of rot:, my Con: stituanta." In n 1 ?hint, or June ISCS " T have nn.forrnlv, steadily, and strenuous!! exerted every " entre, to s •uan, a Iblatiarate, and a Representative of the • i.onimort; of Engtar.d, to ;annul, rai.iettaiNaild streth:then fr our strewth Coostit:iti.e, 'shish, pinto', the Br tub " O'k, tattooed vigour in the storm, stand., to spite of all its al Rostfano, rho?, secure and meta tasted than ever." • Fr.'s these Eat-sets I tape os to dedtscethis Inference, that toy ..rofentoris have Wen ~,,, horn to v.as, to rnasitain, while 1 have life, the sated carriers whirls our ancestors etort ed for the per ert,ti is of our religion, law. , and ; and 1 chile:op any !sae, who attmJed Isithsully to my toad Jet donor p-re 4 of four su Irarliamenfo, to totsfu - e toy at cotton, that I have and and de (e 4. 4 , tt all times. our Clow 11 a oil ou Seth ha, Men, is, and ever sha' c..orinue to be, the ben of fey public wad wrlr.t. tea fact. Upon these prlncinlev I confidcntfr room es the priwast • teasien, to solicit a continuance or , that fi.ii; •Voi .It a id active seal wh•eh have ever been toe rode pi my Ida and bulwark tit ri) Pone•. ' Jew, tawitlonesi, wl,h the (mimeo ret. r .eet, • Y 0.., isith.ol, n;rlig vt, and tomb'. Servant, 014 Routh Se* liouv. MI 1, IRO:. sV4 CURTIS. Sir WiSian, Coyne. Curiou.r.ra, no:et, ever) day, as usual, at the t#l4 beetle Sters.oshat i PPN , IIOIO '' - r - -~: _ 1.~.._._ ~ I GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE orm•rumrs, CLERGY, ANI) FRELIIOLU IRS, or THE C1.)144 II 40 BUCKS.. , Aatinamarr, tbeCirenmstances. under which, nn the 9th ." instant, you re.elefled me one of your Itopiefienta. .nv,o,weritosue the 'same, ll have ll.,liesitat.oti in &Kai • offell‘e • mrastl to your ratite; a. , tl I hope 1 mar hi.-1 • well•grt•unded ronfielence, tl.at. iu solicitine a r powion of chat thitunitrahrd honour, wh•th'ea t.tely you un •us y conlerred on me, I Carnal With, lOW I believe to be, the roeral MA:. to pre arree t••e Prare and lodepeodc.re of toe County ; and that you will °limn me woh tout V tee and Interest, oir the day o( Election. 1 have the honour to be, , Ehmtlemeis, With the greatrit reNr.et, 'font' most obedient and tarot humble Servant, London, April 29th. 1807. scurf TI WFS ['MINSTER ILLCTION . ........ ...... AT a •nnaleT oils and most reavetable Meeting of the Irolepeodent ELEC FOR% ot tti FS rmitisTF.R, !widen on the *1 May, at the ht. Aamob Tavern, St. Al ban% street. P.ll tna:l ' • 3011 N WILLOCK, Tees in the Chairs The remelt% Re•olutioirs has mg breis snored by Mr. Richardson, and .rocorided by Mr. Hebrlen, were unanimously cattird-e-lst. That the known char,cter of Leta Cochrane, as a trace and meritorious Ravel Officer, arid his Princ.ple• as • Political Mariorittitle bins to the warmest approbatioo of the Meeting. Resolved, That this Meeting iv of opinion, that the N 11•41 It Wee of the Comity ou•ltt not to be Wholly un-repremoired to Parliament. be Officers of that profession. Rewired, That for the reasons 'fort-sod, Lord Cochrane is a ft a nd proper P rson to br.come one of the Represeinat lee% 01 this City in Pidiarbent ; arid r hi. Meeting, collecrivele and in donslualle, wol. use aN possib:e exertions for prue.9titts an.l se cur hut Lordship's flectlon. (Sren.-d) .101 - 1 N WILLOCK. The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously' rated to the Chairman, tee no able ane..imis .rtial go”duct. A in a very nnmetono and mnst responable greet. g a the Ifte,Hl.,if Sir WILLI kM CURf4I, held al the Lessdesi Tkr,n, This Er. min, M. 1, 14 .7; TI7':MAS PLUMMIER, tsq in the The folin 120.10t104.• 1;10*M by Mr.' TU:tuty Birth. .-contlyd by Deputy lititcl*iesou, and cartiod una. ialmou4, It .so. 1. That it ie the opitainn of this Nteetlne. 31. st the Repro` sfliuti T d of this great CAT in P.l hi Mega okhool , l be lIVPIO of unshaken intrer.ty, exten.ire centntete:al knou'afte. itraar lov,lty to the km,. and tried attaehrurn: N Use en,n.liples of the C..nttittvitr 10 Church a... 1 State. t. T , lat Sr having cresol himself omit:tries qualified in these points, aud fin all nrcsainni. ty whichr the euiifideune •if his Fehou.ettic-ns, for doer rierrs• sive Prlna-n , nt this hinting do dos nine to sup,inrt to the wino 4 of rhea parer, to replace biro In that h,gt. and 11 , V1.11M1111* utvaris n. 3 That the rahful arlhwenee of Sir Wen. Curtis to the Pnoonant intemu. 'he independence of our Sweereign in sop port of that Cotstitatton to which Hie alai-sty wet hi. Crown, hie p. ople their !theme:, happinera, and pr....1e-ay, dir•errei the thanks of level ~ t .n.rt, and liert.eularly of hit f tilow.ci , mem, It this impoluat THOMAS PLUM;a4F.2, Chairmen. Tbriltalan having lefr the Ctiatr, it W*4 unanimous:, mei se& Mit the l' , ..enk% of ens Meeting be ee t e,ne.d W h ia l for h's and ilorartial conduct. AT a very nufwroos an 1 Tee Aieetioi of tlw rat.ll4/ Si. CIPIRI.P.S Lehi it the P.41: . 1 He 4_llo:nta.. Fulda: Mr. Aldtranan ANSLI Y. in the ChAr : The Kill g Res rtuCons weteen•ftd by Mr. Aldermen i.e., and ...combat by Mr. Deputy Brewer, unant. mutt+. : Ire, That it is this onirliso of 'hit Matting, that the tried and unwearad attention of Sir Charles Frit* to the venom. and Imiantane duti.i of a Reirresenistive for this great City, in two .occe.sive Pathallt•httl, *nit ote..dy cod hreal attrellii.rent to his Korg and the Co .stitutein, and his eno.i.in! personal at. terida• i• the Ffoure of Comm .. , t, ilea•tvelle claim tea. tha , let and gratitude of his Fellow , Ciasert., arid entitle hjill their curititirrol and mom dmided supp it. Ity. That is is the tipim.btl of this Meet;ng, that the CM C utedfl,C,lll 01 in the maid thiru,4 be raye , entei t , l robi ns-o,lolr joirsow volin,r early ?labile of life, and eV,• siv e earn. •ne,eial uu,curtr, hurl them to a thorough knoul:dge id the Truths, e. d Cortutorreirl 'Merest, of tie C,ur.trs, to,rl that lit OVOID PteCO, he witting with the., qualitcath.nr. a fi , m, Menton., eel ,Mrtetti.,l4east miod , and an iodef,tigab'e vieritian to all Ito ittibiie doties is a fit perm.. 10 icorrrens this City. &Pt, That it is tint opinum of liti. M c A tis g, hut i 4 tar. ben through strict attent,on to our Commeic al, hfaritilne, an.' 04,461 Interets, that this C•itintrt ha* arm n to its Pro wit stare of untie& If power • and that Sin Charles Prices girl Ana aeatuus nun..ti..ai to th..ss interests, h..th in and out ul Parliamoit, ha. b. en such, as not milt tor-lamb the earinsat thank. of in, Collit tuents. but ha. m i med to trim the public taro Head .4 gratitude at•d approbation of many of the other CO Ottlefe•l Cotpbra • Towns in the United Kingdom, and of the General ~ .atumotee of the Shi,. Urine's of Great ft.itaio. Chly, That it is the °pint es of this Moiling, that Sir Charles Pike, be his egarnile, in promoting with mai ... i d activity the fir.t formation of the Vigunteet As.m.iations the ('icy o Linton, during the petrol of his M.yoralte, per a tone to that Patriotic Statahh ot internal Defiance, which was productive of the most beneficial con.equeuees, „i,cl wh.eh eminently t Idaho Lira to tine warmatt *stuns of hr. Feline. Otis , it, _ _ bthly, That thi. Meeting will ole eery pattible exertion to encore the fte-Electieo of Ste Charlet rtare ' u one et th. resentetiem to Parhenna( tor this City, bit a wiry strct and ocher ;terminal C 11.1•11111. j()!IN NNSLEY, Chairman. The Chairman haying left the ewe ; nowly, That the Thanks of this be give • v. Mr. Alderman for hit able Cooklutt ttsoireir.. and Int. the alertly, ckei.led, and friendly part Si. ha• taken m rapport of Sir Chad.. Pi e.!. e-e:,ctton. The T hooka of the Mccmg were a'sn anaol nousle vntej To Mr Alderman Ln, for the able manner an wh.ett be pro posed the abo.•• Res.l-uans. rir HE COMMITTEE for conduaing Sir A CIIARLES PAICES Et.tc rum, ',di nr:et every Day at the tlntrie, late the P.uls ILad. C.telcon.street. in toiler to riretive the Corainunirstlots u( his F,l.ads, and to arrange the grnri4l Nvilistirss relating to his El..ction. TO THE WUkTHY LI% kW( UI LOALHAN. ChNILLMIP. --.-• THE sudden Dissolution of Pat'lament nukes it necessary for me scans to sol!eit the honcior of vita Vines srul Interest to be reinstated in the distinguished situa tion "lone of your Representatirm. In 'along a retro- l -eet of the sett B,ttr rior manlier with which my soli nations base been bitScrtn recce, ed, I fuel the warmest sentiments of gratitude and prate, which induce rue to hem. that 1 hate riot forfeited the COlafttletlCC you au lately reposed hi me. It is, 1 torn, unnecessary for me to r•pelt to you that the sincened alt.climent to my King arid Cottony has been the invenable ru'ar of my condua, in every sitaaiinn I bare had tile honour t., hid is Sofirty ; and as it hies been, so it eyar shall be, the twirl principle of nit milting. Au a Commercial Mao, I ronsider the present moment to require a very particular an sitton to the Tradsi.g Inter. sts in genteel, and the Shipping none roptsnally, whith esiouit, in toy .oi:ion, be perfectly established wthosit !ecotone and adhering most rarer tly to the hiangetion and Colonial System, by which this Kinpire has arisen to its present iorrivabed scats of Maritiote aoA Cirtan -rue! Power; and whit!, 6111 alone be prescive I br such ttte.llll , r• as may present the rincrierenee of any other moron in our Canyon( T•ole. To this point I shall ever keep • watchful eye, it 1 shell hare the honour again to be a Represeinatise of 'lda great and opulent City. I have the honour to be, Gentleman, With the cotat.st re-pc , I, Yd. 111..0 ebedient, aH4 s er ya n t, B4fu:d sombre, April? 9, !hi/. CHAKLIiS pr. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. lIUSUM MAILS. • .1W . 1101114 PIMIIIAIgr4. *PIM ?1., After the atho* at Billing. on the 'its h, the issite of which was to our disadvaivage, alga tr wsps were obliged in the evening to leAve Anclani, and ratite behind the ?gene. The next day. his ExcAle l ey the General in Chief, removed his head-quarter. in Griefswald, whence he sent his first Adnitant wrk a letter to Marshal Mortier, proposing ATI armistice. to prevent the unnecessary effusion oi blood. On the receipt of this letter. a French Colonel came to Griefswald on the 17th, in the evening, and proposed, on the part of Marshal Mottier, an inter view with oer General in Chief. This took phice on the I Stir, at Schlikdkow, where an armistice was concluded. by ',lick the Peen* apa, Trebel were griatle the boon Jai ies of the two armies. Yesterday evening. General Von Arrnfeidt ar rived at Stra lstand; he is only slightly wounded. sra•isnrn, Atom 21. CYCliftWpitleeS With 133 have ikon suddenly very much changed Our troops, which had advance- %, no great strength, have been obliged to leave tot soao Pitniserania, end to retreot tcolkAlds this fortress Our loss in the diferent aetions on the is not wholly ititiptliklifit, though it was at best err) mncb exAggerated. Many cf the too Is that were iii the 6eiti, are continually coming in here. The Governor-General, Huron Von, Essen, and Geueral Von Armfeldt, are both arrived ht re MEDIA POMSRAMIA6 A kit 11. TI I'h Annist?te, it is underst.)od. is couch' fed for ten day-, and ten days notice is to be givra of the recommencement of hostilities. ittLIW. •PRIL 21. (Pews The Telegrap4.) . . . . . . - The French dieiiiop o whiclilo . rist;d the blockade of Stralsund. laavi.lg partly retrif d anoth-r drib natioo. the Swedish Gneetuor avail; d himself of the superiority.in numbers. whieh he iiiitained forint suinfercenients arrived from SUreden, to attempt a sfertie on the Ise of April. The troopi intended to reinforce the blockading tarps not baying yet arrieeds General Grandjean, who enitinand.-d the blockade, was attacked by a superior' force, and thereby induced to fall back to Stettin. in orcli to wait ffir the a peat.l reinf rcements under the gains of that fortress. This rerrorrade m ivement teat made with the Inmost order, and without the lots of a siVegun or baggage waggrm. The regimrnts es •ected from the anterior arrived a few days after. having directed their march front Berlin towards Z-dettick. and joined ttire division of General Grandjean at Pasewalk. At the 64112.! time, Marshal Nlortier took with him part of the troops. employed in the siege of Collterg. to 4tet tin. ar.l.lklarshal Brune marched with a cok,isteca hie corps against Rostock. Mavens! Monier or- Llered the Swedes to he aitscked on the I iith April, at two o'clock in the morning. at near Pasewitik. Ferdinnodsh if. and Old Corien pw ; they were defeated on all points. Th, French troops entered A: clam tailed with the Swedes, and the contest continued for some time in, the street. The French took 4o prisoners and 6 pieces of can non. The colomn of Colonel Cadels wa• cqt nit and fo-ced to tall back to Ukemande. whither they were pursued by the French. . General Arnsfedt was wounded is the arms The French have recovered all their magaz . ines, amarched their advanced insts beitapiti'efor Prme, the Safi* not having ha i time to *stray the }midge of And&-n. The lot Mar particulars are still espedeJ.--(iipsiharg4 Lonvapeecksage, ti the 24th .Ipril.) intaist., maims Si. The grand Russian triter is receiving relapse'. meets on all side,. Tne Guard. of His Majesty t h e Emperor, all) ot:.er regiments, to the number of about 20,400 men, well pass through Meal..l, between the ht and 7th of to join eta army. The Herman of the Co , Getieral Platow, has continuall4 harassed the Limy during the inialion of the armies. The hetid-ituarters of General Ben nigsen are at Bartenstein. Tiiistny is at Milsberg: Frittee BAt t ratitica commands tt e Ad vanced guard. The Emperor Aft.;.ander arrived yesterday at Riga, and is Impeded I.sre its a few Jays. The P.issarge Is occnixeci by the coil's of the Prince of Ponce Corvo. The toss n of 13rAW1S. berg is fortifying ; and all the email boats. with their a..eiturs anal ccieJage, have been carried in carts to the Vistuir. The Prussian cusps, c.,m manJed by Gen. lAestocq is at fielligmhe 1, and in the environs of that town. We bate no louger any tears tot Dartzic. COIP LPN AOlll, APRIL 21. Aecraing to letter% from Memel, ut tne loth, 4.00 n HarLienberg has been appointed Minister fur fforeign affairs. The Emperor of Itussia set out Seoul .vle'm:l on the 45,11 instant for the army, by the way of Lithuania. in which .a numerous army of reserve is formed. The English Gener...l LorJ Hutchiasoa has alda left Memel for Lithuania. MALMO,. •IRIL 13. His Majesty's troops took. ciik. the . 6th at night. possessi•lo Itogock., and the garrison, cornic ing of 4 oa:era and 14i men ; also 2 pieces of cao• aon a:iJ the magazines. Our advanced posts ez ten.l a league in front of Uckermunde to Friedland, Malchin, and Newkalen. SZTIACT Ur A PIIIVATI LITTIS /Molt 'IAMBI:Idol, DATCD miL The Ilamburgh and Altana Papera have been obliged to obsetire the most prof Afai silcnce r• speeting the Swedish vienies. .The French Mi• nister here rece•ved intelligence yererd.y. by e,sm. jeer. that Genee4l Mot tier bad cpniplctely clzliatrd the Swedes, and that an armistice :kW barn con cluded ; but this intelligence is entirety di‘heliev-ii by the best informed people of Hdritbro' and Al tuna. Our business concerning the Eng Ugh property is at last styled ; we are to pay us nnllimn of francs, timid. s the requisiti.m which has already been paid. The Ernp•rnr Alexander deputed ter the army on the night of the sth ; the !ton of Prussia is following him. The Russian army receives every slay strong reinfoteements. The following is the par Fort of the Circular which Count StaJian j Ptiare ItlL.ister fyr Foreign f Afairt, aliress-din Vie Tortign Minhitim at •Vielna, preriol ty t, th- Elifferbr cf • 4 , i i tt i„ iz the cap'. ; notwithatan.fing uni t G.Nier A od.e.my prronted in Ina • to tollow Hn Alajmy tl 0 en. Y•011t 11 et•by I.llW.fighl, thin, a. tin Si j f.ll, , Loneerur an.l King .4 to , rh- II? 1.4• 0.11 , 11 t youi.EaCall•ucy's Belo wno4 inanard 'WU% an I n.. wtep.lon ta":1 , :.- 1 ynnr Ener:lrney, Illaretne, rill be gilpe•ed 7., • C•0111.11141S.CI• IMsI ha Atilt,: Van Hau..l,:v. VI Cl/NA, The Empreti Aastr;.l droll . 44 tie ill: half-past se w..n in the morning. Sot fad br.c:. 'ere,' of a dead child on the 5:11. The ale., saustion of Her Mainv br.mght the Eintien the Ancictithe Cbarla ii k 'rota Ettli ni l t h e l'ete Linperoe uevct t4uitte.l her a mrtn eht , till she earth* I. She WiliS 54 years,ten seven 44ys 0.3 of .twelve . at.a Ewe Priiice:sr..s are buil 61' 1 , „, I'.o cans. lalion.fi then illtiszr inns F.;:ner, w44,- are equally the hop- of his WI/rifts. THE BRITISH PPLE' . LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 4. Two flows Mails arrived yesterday. ten and papers from Alton* and llatobu•? the 47th hit. They state, that the Swedes h ♦eltared to pursue the Fra.leit of their :e from Strahund as far as qiitz t the latter • ledei their force, and Liti„, there on the I6th, in which the BsredO *are *- feated 'and driven ba:k thr mgh Anciant, errn l • River Peter.---This dis ister induced the Comotander'to pro - post an atrnisti:e. It was • elided on the 13. h, rid stipulates, that the LiSedom and shall be occupied by F:.• • troops, and that the Swe.ics shall not "oppcti -1 obstacle to the skirt of C.olberg and The Peelle and the rah I were to remain the arks of the resiszcdee arts es, and ten days n• •• was to be given is case of the r.-e.mniencetner.. hostilities, at the ett,iiratioa of the Avai4tint, IC - 4 was cunchided fur"telf days. papers cor4 , '! accounts fronklicrlin to n.e I 3th 7 bot Cry ee l ; no intelligence of any interest from the my. General BINNMSVI, is said. Mar: - "! teed the French position, on the IJ, and a Raw action was Ilon expeßed, A prist,:e letter :- that city, received at !Lath:ugh on the f3th, that °I. in the begi.iniag of the trianth„ hi•it• • with the right wing of the French Army, the 134ear%tns, sttemrted to surprise, the Cantonments on the Bark; cf the N.trew t anelew, but the Russians anticipated the a-. :'• and defeated the enemy with great slaughttr: • • The Empress of Ausrai al died on the IltL Tht Eleilion for IVestrainster is find for vx tgr. •/ 1 wim Beet, this day, at the Crowa ald sitehrr, propose the'Llarcniet HE a tcpre.entafte, cause vriil not sniTer much from his indir"nr;t: • as lie hid resolved cot to interfere, but to lest , entirely to his Friends. Mr. Pavit's surrets, the contrary. depen:is in a great measure spec peramsal efertiont. Ks friends are mach he:: the endua of Sir FRANCIS, which they eohi.. an intiiiotti attempt to set him aide. W;`.l, of courr.z, opplot the nonsicatirm of the i • ronet. onnseinettee will be, the popal r taco Wiliite sula ; and as Mr. SHERIDAN has • ••• clined the contest, the two hltniso.erial Cart&d.“' will probably be returned. We are info: mid that Government en r.!.! received fro ri the all :10.111 head •Cparlef , CO;'it• Me pacific overfly-es lately made b 7 Hue.,rA " • The French Cni:.!aiu has, we under s tand. r -• anted to treat with the Allied enutu wry • an ItoSU 2 J r whisk of his cougaes:s in .•• many. !Saturday evening, dm frei4ll, Mlles, reps. with several transports. for the Mad! neap, dropped down (min Portsmouth to St. • g a chan g e of tial wind, which blew from the S. W. The Hiirmarable Citpta:n Btavewooo. of ' Ajax, lately burned in the Levant, arrived oa Jay at the Adrniral.y, ss ith an accoant of the of tSet vessel. . . A heavy PI iUg ol the Frenei coin was hear ` Dover, on friki+y moruiug, blt the cause a i, • known A letter from Dover, dated F.iday niyht. eta a revrt of the capture of the Jaeinll getn-brit five French roil-buts, but It did not obtain e. credit. Letters frnm Surinam, dated the 22d Ma-ea, present the Colony in a very healthy eunditiou, the fitgiive Blacks hare net returned. it is '••• that they are comtrueiing a town in the interior : The city of York will be sharply enntenv , ' Sir Waa. Mania, aid the Hon. L. Demoss, Late Memb is, and Sir M. Svales, a new Caak: • Lord litatiLLY is silo mentioned. the el•e• will co , riniVnee to-morrow. Our Ysimeuth Carrespondent, under date S. • afterno•ui, says fhere ate five Enghsti•' ;Etta G•rman pasveniers by the packet. whie rived this ftrw.ning ; o•ve 4 d w left Let, tortnigi , t, and stags the situ:...: ,n of the Fr army to be critical and em 507A,c1-11,4 erf. and eight wing were in want of every thing. c , Suntry was iii a' Very distur e t sate, and nee: : by 'Lustig patties of rmssian icAtirritv, ss•Li. , cluently cut off the . Friancla consols. be tSI