The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-05-28 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAITRZ.

M ‘Y 1.

The jatiaion of the Russians with the Setviains
will hot be long deferred. To facilitate the elect'•
tiou of it, a special corps, unapt Melenko Stoik, is at
this moment collefting near Parakin.

Oa the 19th of Match, a Russian courier arrived
at Semeadria, with dispatches from General Mi
chelson, to remind the Synod of the faitilment of
their promise., by ordering the Sea vians to pass the
Morawa. General hfichelson's dispatch was im-
mediately transmitted to Czerni Georges at Giur-
landi, who immediately took his measures for pass-
ing that river. On the Ist of last month. he or-
dered two considerable batteries to be raised upon
the shore near Giullandi, on which, on the follow.
ing day, I.e placed 16 pieces of cannon, sit mortar.,
and 3000 infantry. In the interval. he had given
strict orders to the corps of observation near !mina.
upon the frontiers of Mac:doses, to watch the nit,-
'ions of the Turks in that varier. and is moch as
possible to prevent them from prz-..11 littir. to-
wards Ciao landi, arid taking the Sctrians in the rear.
Oa the 2.1 instant, Carane Cir.)rivs bisgan his

march with 55,000 men. which, on tilt cr.lVwing '
Jay, was joined by TJOO cavalry, from the camp
near Giurleodi. These troops he caused to embark
between the two bt:trie., and under` the protelfern
of seven gun koats ; with thrse he. breed the pat.
sage of the M.nawa.
The army hiving gained the opposite shore, Ja-
knblericll, the Commandant of the two fi,st eo.
lumns, attacked the enemy% advances guard, t.. -
camp:l hrivedn prase and Moshp.,k, under batch
Pacha, whose force amounted to 20,000 men. 'lire
Servians compePcd the Turks to 1411 back in this
quarter. %Vitae Iskitblerich attacked up m the
right [,wards Aluslapalt, the General in-Cinel had
passed the Morawa with the other columns, and was
marching with impetuosity towards the Lift against
Nissa, when the Turks were compelled to give way,
after a column of Servians had advanced to Mi.
provae to rtes the enemy's cavalry. The Turks
and,ertdcavoured to resist the Servians; but,
observing that the latter were advancing against
Nitmovar. and were already defiling upon their
flar:ks, the retreat ',weenie general. Caerni Georges
caused Nissa to be invested with 5,000 men, and
with the rest of his army pursued the enemy, who
wired by way of Chip's° and Pires to Sophia. The
loss of the 'Pinks on this occasion amounted to
1.500 men, that of the Servians to 800: The latter
took 14 pieces of cannon, two mortars, a number of
cattle. the eqoipage of Saschi Pacha, and :;6, loaded
wag..tons.
sews, NAY 16.

Since our last (allu,ding to a h•ti. r from Berlin,
dated May 13, and which is in the Hamburgh Pa•
pens, brought by the Husum Mail), we have re-
ceived no farther authentic acccunts from the Grand
At my. In the mean time we learn, by private letters
from different parts of Poland and Prussia, tbat in
the beLineing of the present month, a great number
of rivers have everfl 'wed their banks, and again
laid under water them immense plains which had
just begun to dry.
It is reported that the fortress of Neitse, in Silesia,
has surrendered. It is also said, that the King of
Sweden has re.tified the armistice, and has signified
his readiness to cuter into a negociation for peace,
under the mediation of Denmark.