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i,.. taken hoar Kreutzbingh by lelasshal &mit, and the eay'.ll . ) , ti e.! et rooted, with one single charge b g . t h, , o , z ; icuns under General M.I,IIAUD: 1:/ittCr , , Of C. 31 I,op were taken. :On the 14th, tit-A Enemy was shut up in Konigs liv,4h. 17,..0 of the: P:atetny's'colUmns, 1)•: , . , .•L•Lt0 ar.d 4000 iu number, shewed themselves frOin c,t the pike:, .and endeavoureCr to force an ;they were cut 'oft and • made Prisoners, with six. places eintion, ' The FretiCh took' the snhurbs,•'4fia made x great r,ember t f prisoners ; the result of all these at - fairs I.vas between 4 and 5000 prisoners and, •i a, pieces Of cannon. . Oa the 'lsth and' 161 h, the French were busy in thru 413 up wont, tieldre Konigsburgh ; but as soon as the.Grina Araiy had entered Wehian, the enemy COMPAM to evacuate Konigsburgh, and the Fronch entered it of coarse. Fast stnres of provisions have been. found here. Two hundred sail of vessels from Riassia . weterin the • Port; richly laden, Great quantiiieS of wine and briortiv were also found. • • \\nlctt remains of the Prussian territory, in the posse 5. , ,.i0n of its Monarch ' isscarcAy 6461 in extent to an Under- prefeanre in France. The far of going io Russia was so great :awon the Prussian troops, that the greatest part of them . or rather the divisions they formed, .Were,entirely disposed to desertion.. Bit:vessel - 11;o, JUNE have just learned, that the division of .Sr. limAzati has appeared be- Ore ; Pillar, to commence the siege of that place, and th;it the -Governor of Danthic has sent him a co lutan, with cannon, through the Nehrang.' Several bhips, manned. by the.linperial Marine Guard, are cri.izing in the Frisch Hair, which is con pletely in - the power of the French. .TiLstT, JUNE t9.—The Russians, on leaving this plac'e, burnt the bridge over the Niemen : they teem: •direi :t their retreat towards Russia. The French compare the Niemen, in point of breadth,' to the Seints. They burn with desire to Come to blows with the swarm of Cossack's' that chew themselves on the•epposite shore, and form the rear geard of the Itossiatis. - here the EmperOr'of RuAstA end. the King of PitosstA ,remained three.v/eeks ; but they 'departed in great haste as soon as they heard . of . the loss of the battle of Friedland. Atiartintt LETI'ER FROM SIT (SAME DATE). day, at two in the afternoon, the Emperor NApot4a),N.entered'filsit. : , ".The Grind Duke of BERG, at the head of his t h,, e p enl y,.au k i did him consider . rueL cattily, put . able mischief:, the CossaCks : considerable of them I.vc.:,re freqtr...ntly routed.. The third c,orps of the army passed through and came np with .the rear of the enemy, Ooin \%:hoin it took 20OU prisenr.r.s. Wll6O Marshal T\t',i(art.tved ;it ki , rlit.lrgh on the i - 000 wound and cw i,,iderttble magazines, fill into' his hands. "Itic 10,;4; of the Russian Army is prodigidus. All the 'ore full of th . cir ,voklnded. Th;:v hay . e (ii) piece's citicannott 'We ilear of siev, t.l..init;:ges gained' over thetri every day ;. but c.nr marches does nut admit of itegu- 'A. TIMM LETTER FROM riLsrr. " serns cortain timt the,lltilian Gen. Bstat3ro -61;:a1,).y.i.4 an Arnlisticect the French Etrtpe i.or..til,'cl t's at Flince has written td the Graf",;' ot Ei.atc . ;,,4z..iting, that (3en t r a l Bgt4/.71(;.- • syN 11".1 (..(IHturrnity tO the . ticliird of the LT XANIAIt . ' Ti itilintierstciod, that - for . 11:11"s HitNsfan LABANOFP i‘'. I oyer theiNiettnet' ; , aad had a confctenite of hutir'h4Aaiatiati With the rr:inceot'NEOFailAl'El.. td knOv. - the result:"' CoIgaTANTINOIV,,,..Apy .-4 sudden revolu tion In fli'e 6,,veilanont has occurred here. It is well,knotwn that the Jauiztries have long been. dis; eptO j etitpi „whit, the.Nizain Gcdidd, oruew military tactic I>. 'The syUlinitni ap'peared on the '2 bth j; ls f upon the')Asiatic side of thr. tiosishurtr3.-tpl.aquArrel:l; , etweeo,a.4.l4lli7ary and a soldier ot.the Nlzzun Uedidd, ;about the, new uni- Urn: \'t:urti by (IR; Litter. The linizarY laietit6o far to l'eproit h the GP. SkiON I OR. '11)e 0.41-maim ' dant-of the-eaßtle, hearing--of this, gaffe the Japizary a 50, , c , r,(1 r.epriinand a bloody eolith& itontediately coatmenred, in which the Commandant fell. The then turned their rage against - Mkt-MUD ififiTle4hl ; who wziii lti:1, Ertc,Nlit in t rft.ls ; titid lately they pur‘uea bhn to the opposite shore, and Massa( red nujalc , dere, 10 , .....,e1Hr v. it h hi , secretary and two domestics. '111",'4,t;(11 - trt . 7vl:tv. they Made theit.appearance GRAN° SEtttNott tint only rah!, tip-ul ;at, ampesty, but also continued their Act. or ait ati their chi, f. C.71711nn were dkvii..ict,fo,t r parbably - intentictl 1 , •.-t. (;); 10y.ty,:,,0n tile uivi_:,;(:;‘)t) tts4.uthit.:i trti ; tmitatit nt,onl th , 'ln.itilto, i , ,t4ii‘it of - oftilt; Aetillety ot.TtopiAaaa. 11tticr5 4 ;. ( VitSi 1:11(% 1,11,0,ng,-, l'. ;ie(tto the Multi, in ordtq. Sult4ll, thli in conhequttnet:.. at . .; !id , ;Ned. tty hiat, the laws ot -Tmlarn •:. tidy also urged lb! Pro ta•icty L;li, 'as con,,iterit 'with the lawb ht-cats( otifse:•of seven years be ,it it dirat in tte, 'rite Nltnti:tutmd Imo ..H , dt....marids of the ..! conseiluence of his sertWat the net al all - through Consttinti. n01 ,, (*. ' 1 ' 4er , sought to allay thvt, Morn) by • tne7i , ,hre..4, and Stilt a' 1, • ter to tilt: linizariett but It' at thew the last.ds of the Hos. ; IkVi) at 1 ) 1s Minister!;, against , ottterly ettra4ed, buteYen thi4 was at Ki.tja Bey IrtuAitim, the public tuind was nwist prejticticed, 11.,a himself, but being 'discovered, he teas cot to pier e,, and the parts ot his body carried ab o ut as a i;pd.t,irle. q'he 'Treasurer (it the Ni ainl Gedidcl, and (hie of his Seert:t:Aries, shared 'the same fate, On tl.A.‘ of fit) SELIrI Adleated theT /rolle , and was condotAt,.(l tn` the amient Seraglio; from Whence lii.cottiirt, USTAPHA, Soil Of ,AFIDIJI, broodht out and l)1 - ::chimed Emp t i,ror.. He is ,3 viiry 31)'•• lied young .inan,. about 2$ years. When' he same to the,Mosqueof Achmet, he was ' . M(.73T'llr'llk IV, the •new , 'EMperor, has given the.' SELIK assurances of hli care and pro— teaion. . The Kaimakan and the Pint Dragoman are both reinstated in their offices ALED ' EFFENpr, the. late Ambassador at .Paris,= is appointed to'succeed the pre sent REts' EFFENDI, who is with the Army. The Captain Paella sailed some days since against the Russian Fleet at Tenedo3. MAILS. Alt* r v itn.-s r Waterford. Due -3 C ottenburgh, t Lisbon, z Tonningen, r Dublin, i Waterlord. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS LIAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols for Opening 63i I Omnium - - par T E SUN. IRON THE COURT GAZETTE. VIENNA, Jorrelo.::—lt is said that the Grand Vim zier, after polleCting his principal force near Silistria, passed the Danube at seven different points. No affair of any consequence took place between the Turks and the Russians ; but as the latter were distributed upon many different points, they. fell back to take a More concentrated position. Oh the Bth of Jude Prince YrstLANTt left Buchareit, with his family and staff, and went to Fokshany, where General MicxxLsoN and the artillery had arrived on the 30th of May. The Russian rear-guard re mained at Bucharest on the 6th. The Russians have taken the important fortress of Agappa, on the Black Sea. Both Sniyrna and the Dardanelles are still blockaded by their Squadrons. Several islands in the neighbourhood of these places are taken ; but the report of an engagement between Admiral SLNIA VIN and the Captain PACHA is not confirmed." • WARSAW, JUNE 22.—The vi&ory at Friedland has had a sensible influence upon the Russians on the Narew. Leaving their magazines and their heavy artillery, they commenced their retreat in the night of the toth. General Esser; retired through ~Byalastock to the Niemen. The Crown Prince of BAVARIA and, Marshal MASSENA pursued him. Ac cording to some flying reports, his corpsis cut off; according to others, it has_ been nearly annihilated in 'an action. • SOLtPd QIJIS AICL YAGSUM AVDRAT ? L 0 N D 0 N, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1807. WE have received Paris and Dutch Papers, the former to the lit and the, latter to the sth inst. They cont ain't he ryeth Bulletin of the French Army, which unfortunately confirms the apprehensions we entertained respe6ting the, result of the late Battles. In . the - Battle of Friedland,' the Russians are said to have had frem 1.5 to 18;000 men killed on the field of battle, while the loss of the French is stated not to have exceeded .500 Men. This ac count is evidently not entitled to credit. The Rus sianS, it is admitted, fought with the utmost obsti nacy ; the loss of the French was therefore probably not much inferior to that of the Russiansi but that the former , obtained a decided vi&Ory there ran now remain no doubt. The fall of Konigs burgh was the necessary. result of , this defeat, and we are sorry. to add, that the Enemy found immense Magazines in that • City. It is stated, but :we can scarcely credit it, that two hundred Vesiels were found in the Port, laden. The French army, it appears, folloWed up their advantage, and entered, Tilsit, on the Niemen A proposition, it appears, was then made by the Emperor ALEXAN DE R for an Armistice, and Prince BA6RATH lON was sent to the French head-quarters to arrange the terms, - which will be found in the article tited Berlin, the 28th ult. It is most strange that Government have 'not received 'any intelligence from the Continent : abOve a month. has now elapsed since the. arrival of .any official accounts from the Theatre of the War: all our information is therefore collected from the French Panel's, or from those immediately under Frenchinfluence. We have not room to comment :at any length upon diem melancholy details; but we. cannot but express our regret that. this COuntry did net earlier take an active part in the assistance of onr Allies, If 'a British force had been sent to the Continent early 'hi the spring, they might, in. conjunaien Ifiith the Swedes, have formed a powerful army to a& in the rear of flog French they Might have intercepted their supplies and their rein forcements, and by . Occupying the attention of a large portion • of the French Army, , have atiorded the most etfeetual assistance to the Russians. The present. Ministers lost no time in endeavouring to repair the errors' of their predecessors, 64We : fear their efforts will prove• too late. • 'l' he accounts' of the Revolution in Constantinople are all 4 cOUtirined, but it is no .v said to Wye been the result of French intriue. . , • The Russian guards, Commanded by the Grand Duke Cos STANTINE in person, suffered much in the affair of Friedland ; it is even said the Grand Duke was killed or dangerously wounded. On the 18th this city was illuminated. Some of the Polish troops, under General DOMBROWIMI, took part in the anion near Friedland. • NAPLES, JUNE 5.---:Four of the late conspirators, Xriecl . by a Military Commission, have been publicly xe4uted here, viz. PALMIERL,PALLLOTI, ARCHLERI, arid 14XIA L I NI. Addresses to his Majesty are corn ingin.crem all quarter,s, congratulating him upon the'hilcov'ery of the late conspiracy: BRESLAU, JUNE g4.—The victory obtained near, Friedland, and the occupation of Konigsburgh by the French Troops, have been announced here by a dis charge of artillery: . The Fortress of Glatz; near which' the, enemy has an entrenched camp of 4000 men,' is now invested, and the trenches will be opened in. six days. ,Bar - on PANCELMANN ) Minister of State, died here yesterday, in the 7 tst year of his age.—(Hainburgh Corivspontiente n, of Jpne. 30.) `FRONTIERS OF 'POMERANIA, 'JUNE 20.—TheBri tish Envoy, Mr. Preotne.porwr, is arrived at Stral, suncl,. and had yesterday his first audience with His Swedish Majesty. • • ( BiItOIITAWAST commands.at present the Swedish troops on the frootiers.• . • HANOVER, JUNE )B.—The Corp i s of Spanish troops, consisting of Amu 4,000 foot and Io herse,• is ' , now in The w -ton and neighb o urhorid, of • Zelle, w hence it is to proceed to the Elbe ; for the same purpos , , a corps of Badeni Wurteenbtiltgli, arid BaViirian I..rooes, ziouo +strong, is assembled in and near Lunenhoreh. The day before yestehl.iv arrived here Baren BULOA, of - War and Finances; and:Baron Jssmuen litssrA, Minister •of State.— (.Ifambur;eit .airespondenieir, qf June 30.) NAPLES,' JUNI :3, Yesterday the defeat of the Prince of Htisse PHILLIPSTHAL, near Mileto, 1 . was anuoutited It) the public by,the discharge of t r ; As tbePeb3t° of nlght the ' • • • ' of Commons; took a- mere moderate turn cannon from the castle, Gen. lIEGNIE# CliSplßyed • ex.pelC&l, we .Tegret,.. With . the flight. Hon. Mover gr; at military skill : . lie drew the enemy from Ro , ' tor clettr:ng the Gillety on the occasion, drat he. sarno,' where lie by a feigned retreat, to , • Dropoied such a measure; speech of Air: and suddenly att• n cked hirn on all sides. .NVe . 'l\4ll.stcs, we unders tand from all quarters, was not hourly expe6t to heir' that the Prince of Hesse . his ! only a very adroit able efrosion of — eloquence, but Putr.LiesTirm. hiti been made Prisoner in also of sound rezisoiiir., and he was' evidently fUght : he fled twin the field ef . battle with only• mated-throughout by a genuine Spirit of pnriotisut, Go cavalry ; all the rest of his troops were either which induced •liim to deprepate, in the inost irli killed or taken prisoners. The Sicilians fought for • • pressiv,e rtaaeper,, all domestic dksentions at the abont half tip hoer, but Oleo threw their arms a way, 1 present awful crisis. The'want of a due report of such :and begged for : quarter. a speech at this time is really a public loss. We re u s.."*The following was the plan of the •Con- , - „ Bret aiso ►unit eanii.,t present to Readers what spiracy which has be diicovzred here, and for Lord7tiowicK. said upon the saute occasion, 84 he a tuunber of, persons have been ,tried by, a expressed , himself with unustial . temperance and •Military Commission, and four of them already eue t • • moderation, as well as with a spirit of candour which cuted : I. : $ was highly honourable to his political chara4er.. 7 The Prince pf whOsei He dee6red, we understand, that he was far from stinate decci,ce of Gaeta. was' coesidered ;aft a..prOof • being inclined to engage WI "I'SySteritittie opposition of his military abilities, was to land with.a Corp of • . to Governinent :he was impressed with the si troops at. Reggie. His Paine was mere relied on tuation of 'Europe ,arid of ,its possible effect on this than the force he could bring with him, and the Country, and therefore should 'most readily give his conquest of Calabria arid Basilicata was considered' as support to any measures which Minist ers might Certain. ' ;., : . . briug for w:ird,, if he could conscieritioesly .approve General flitoocAßD was tOsundertake a landing in of,theirt, calculated to maintain the honour, the Bay of Policastro, to fall op the rear of General . and promote tne interests of the 'Empire.-- REGNIER, and cut oft his retreat - to Naples. Lastly, We most s'aicerely hail the avowal of su ch niece CANissa, .who ,for so,:re time, like a.wOrthy sentiments and such intentions - in so' distinguish - , auceessor' : of Fretvolo .(brother devil), ,eel a Member, of 9ppoSitien, and 'ea aincert.ly ganized hordes of banditti ill Calabria, was to exoire, hope it may operate:es an exatupi,a upon his party in insurie6tion In the province of Terra di LaVeno. At general • ' since it is - too eVidetit: that after the vast thesstne time an Bnlish. Squadron from. Sicily was to - • successes of the `Enemydifferencesland troops near •the. City of Naples, which with the , ali6istakt.: of the conspirators, were to make them- shoold giver way to a regar d for • our co gurnon `9 l. ?tY selves in,ii,ters of the Castle, fire the city in. scvetal..i attd inde P nde 9 ceas a 'r e q ba •• , ' plates - ,.and murder those persons who were destined The weather 'being remarkably fine on S t a tv , td death. The Government soon discovered these wilnisor • was extremely full of caT i i i i..my ei; si, aiaw, eret thread of the conspiracy, and became acquaint- Chapel was mu c h cr ow d e d. ed with its :whole progress. " 'rite 'civilized world ar a2o, eke. writ filled with 14*.ashin•ibles, to see the will . be astOnished," says the Monitore Neapolitan, In the ecelling the Terrace was very numerously Sicily, the Correspondent carried on bet vieco and Naples, and the other legal doeunfents, ; attended. The lii,hop of MEATH and family were ,• •• • ....• NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 7 .—The Melpomene Ameri can Ship upset this morning going out of PARSIBTOICS Dock,,at Gosport, by reason of not having any bal.' last in her, _and . is now on the beach on her beam ends, full of water': her cargo was discharged pre viows io her•going into Dock.. Sailed this day the Racehorse Brig, Capt. FORBES, with a convoy for Guernsey; the Sprightly Cutter, LieutiGnabnit, and the Ant Schooner, Lieut. BIRD, on a cruize. This morning Le Spartiate, Sir F: LAFORETa Bart. came into Harbour to undergo a repair. PLYMOUTH, JULY o.—Sailed the Edgar and Dra gon, of 74 guns each, to join the Channel Fleet ; the Humber Sloop of War with a convoy ' fop Fal mouth; and the Hound Sloop of War otsa Mize to the westward. SiggiNESS, JULY 6.--. Came into Harbour the Nassau, of (4 guns. JULY 7.—:-Yesterday afternoon arrived at thiNdre, the Clyde, Frigate, Commodore OWEN, having on board the Duchess of BRUNS W ICK, sister to his Ma= jesty ; she was 70 years of age the tt th of August last, bein g ten months older than - his MAJESTY. — The Clyde arrived with the Royal Standard • at the main-top-gallant-mast-head, and was saluted by'the Zealand, Admiral WELLS, and all the Men of War at the Nore, with 21 guns; and as - she, passed for the River, the' Garrison at Sheernesi gavi also a Royal Salute.: The wind, being strong easterly; and a flood tide, prevented the Officers, except those anchored near the Clyde, from paying their respeet! to her Royal Highness. The Commodore not re.. fuming the salute, we imagine and fear her RO4l Highness was - much indisposed, and could not bear with the shock the guns would have occasionel .Sailed the Piercer Gun-brio for T0111141C11,, with Convoy. The Resolution, of 74 guns, Capt. 13011TOrr, was this'day paid up to six months, . DitAi., 'JULY 7.--;-Arrived yesterday the Nymph, of 36 guns, and Otter Sloop, from the'Northward. The Nymph sailed this afternoon to the Northward; the Oiler remains. Arrived the Musquito Sloop; B/oOdhortnd 'and Phosphorus Gun-brig, from a cruize off Calais ; and the Exertion Gun-brig, from 'a cruize oii Flushing. The Danish Sh ip Haute's Anker, bound to Holm. stadt, was yesterday liberated ; but owing to the Strong N.E. wind, cannot proceed. in the Dnwns.—Princess of Orange, Alfred and Trusty; Otter and Musquito Sloops ; Zebra and Fury Bombs; Blasi. hound, Exertion, and Phosphorus Gun-brigs. ? 0 r Yesterday a Geveral Court of Proprietors wits held at the East India House. The Chairman (Mr. EDWARD PARRY) acquainted the Court, that he had to lay before the Proprietary the draft of a Petition to the House of Comnms, which, in cOnntinica. -tion - with the President of the Board of Commission. ers for the Affairs of India, it has been deemed et pedient to prepare, :•for the purpose of enabling the Company to raise money on bonds to the amount kk of one ',million stock, instead of • increasing their • capital stock, • The Chairman further communicated a letter from the Right Hon. R. DUNDAS, dated the 30th ult. in which Mr. DUNDAS exprcsies his intention of giving notice, in the House of Commons on Thursday nest, of a Motion' for leave ,tO bring in •" •A Bill for the better Government of the Settlements of Fort St. George and Bombay, :for the Regulation of Public Banks laindia,"-&c. &c.. ~„ .iNin IP: Moo made a few observations, which wereLablyand etfettually , answered by th e Deputy Chairman, Mr. GRANT. • Join; .1 3 atNGLE, ESC); was reingtated in big former situation: of Agent at the: Cape; ~ with a; salary:of .atnini4er aonittni and• Mr. JOSEPH Loses Aotst• ant Agent. ..• We art sorry to hear that the ,Right •Hon. ISAAC CORRY , ' has for thesti two months past been dan. gerously ill with-a; violent rheumatic :fewer, from 'which' he is slowly recovering . : hi: Ph#icians have , ordered him to Buxton. , ; I.l.)t)tvToN, .Itxy.stow 13, atidiFirzuramos.a. ;aro ruzik• a -utry. succeseful , ', tour throughviletteountr of -Kont;...witli vEtriect Entertaintlient i of rebetatton and 5in:44114 2 . '; . it. , • I ' ' !a1.6`13A I LEY .—.Vettiirdar..u.ven ty.fout Prisoners VA rti triddt three. of whonv were capitally, co nvi ii ed A VIX: Beqmain Heartie s Chario.Cradle, e.aft itillians . .1-intriltit., forstrealing iaut of a barge on the navigablo river of Thames ififteen sacks, and seven quarters of malt,: the propertrof William „Raymond, - Fifteen were conviaettof felony, vii. Win. Ham , bletnn, Win. :Grattrilhosv4Alisi Mary Ann - I .tmess Jane Morris, a - - -ast -- al i<lvert garatuChilds, Mary Mur. .phy, MarylLewitV.Ann.Situons, aliimbeth Clarke t • lowing And six were acquitted. 7 ' ' ' ' We pretend nortt) say cipon what data the fol. 'calculatidtris.founded—but certain it is, that • wager,. that in 'the thousandsfive, seven, nine, and eleven, more t Latter. , c,lpital Prizes will arise in the present than: in .any „t her five naine4.l thousands. The odds are:evidently against hint ; yet his pre: -sentie . )ant may prove equally true, as that several . gateaturerts in the- last Scheme gained capital Prizes Mary. Farrell, 'John Goodin gr r alial , Golo"'in $ Joseph . Lawrence, Harirmh.. St evens , klizabeth Smith:so. : a Gentleinrin in the City has offered . a.con.iderable. ..'brlancied Numbers. . ' • -• On Tuesday -next tho State: Lottery begins Draw' Ittgit , Thirty Thousand Pounds must fall to. the lot 'of ..sorae one. There are only 20,000. Tickets' knumstir and Co. solicit the favours of „the Public on the. present:occasion, and beg leave to acquaint f hem that the demand for 'ricliets And 'Shares, at their Oakes, has increased considerably within these. . feW days... HOANSAY and Co.,shared in ihe preseet year t Prize of 20,0001. 2 of 50001. 2 of 10001. and 4 of:5001. They.were,the 'first to sell , 2 at ;30,000, Prizes paid on demand, at,:s.6, Coruna', 5'4 charog cross, and St. Margaret's Rill, Borough, DIRTII4. . . On the bth inst. the. Lady of ..nit Costing, Esq. of Glou' ciiitt- pike, New of DanKiner. • • Lately,;; k. t his house at olenestt.lr, th: 'Lady of Cap whitgric, of the Engineers,•••of a Son. —.wet .- - - LoNnen : Printed by R. ca rt is :of N+firtlett..coc}rt. .lj. Row.grectl. and nublished by .V_ A_ Sr.IPPS ‘of SOU