The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-05-19 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

THE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest of
Mr. WILLIAM MELLISII are informed, that
CARRIAGES will be reui e*ee y Morning, during the
ELECTION, at Seven e'Clocs, to convey them to and from
the POLL, at BRENTFORD, at the under-mentioned
places, rat
St. Jantca's Church. Piccadilly.
Pantheon, Osfoni •teat.
Ouprwite Chaucery•lane, H.dhom.
St. Clement's Church-yard, wen Ede of Tramplo-bar.
P..l•eeyard, Wettminster.
Near Pat-4134e row, Chelma.
Near the Square, Kensington.
CleritenwellireeiL
I Jington-green.
Mowields.
Rishotogate Church.
fitserestiseit Church.
Whirechapel.
Limehousr Church.
Et G•_urge's in the Lag, near the Tumptlte.
Shadwell Chereh.
LW* Tower-hill.

Aim!muerte h r Carriages are nretueetel to be made at the
White Hut Tavern, oporrilte Chance.)-lane, Holbw°, •btch
sill be itsuirthaeoly attended to.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

ASHORT STMEMENT of FACTS, in sup-
pert of Mr. HYNG's Address to the FREEHOLDE.RS
Mr. BYNG has represented this County is four automate Par-
liaments; awing the whole of which time, never, in the
• asaallest degree, abandoned the principles that Ant recommend-
es: hem to your notice. Follnei-gthf,siebs of los highly respect-
ob'e Father._( a his had likewise the honour of representing the
Coast, with unshe.:ien fidelity)—fie always ranked- himself
amen the foremost in supi.orting the Privileges of the People,
as settled by Magna Ch..rta, and the Hill of Rights. The pub-
Bc of Mr. SYNC, are so well known. slut it is un
necessary to advert to them; yet, his particular attention to the
interest: of hi Consteuenu, at all times, and very particukrly
saw in a momentous cone-arn, during the abort period of the
lard Parliament, entitles him to the Thanks of the COUNTY
et large:a...A Bill was introduced for establishing an open
Competition for supplying the Inhabitant's( the Eastern Parts
of Middlesex with water r this Bill was strenuously apposed by
a very opulent, and powesful Comony, of which Sir Chritto•
phew Baynes is the Treasurer ; and which, if they had sue.
evaded, might have created a Monopoly in ooe of the principal
articles rif life, to the great injury of a large tri.dy of the lnha-
,
Wants of that neigbintrhood. M. Byng tank the izad in sup-
reties this 111:Illei at as Chairman of a Crimmittee of the
Haute of Commons for upwards of six weeks, and, by a
conetant daily attendanee, sac-ificed his prkste concerns to
his public duty. The oppeoitine to this measure, after a full
investigation, met with a total defeat ; and the Bill ass upon
the point of being passed into a law (hy which means the ad•
vantages of a fair and open compeedi lite, beets etre:-
Walk secured) had not the Diasulutiou of Parliament sud-
denly taken piece.
This inerati.e will be again benught fotward in the ensuing
Session, anil three can be no doubt tnat lilt. Ryas,
• continue ke be the isb)ect of yew ehntec *ill, on tins, al nt Il
as upon every oceesion, prom himself to bes ;gib nt Gee:-
Alan of the {merest, of his Constituents.

TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE couN ric OF

fl IDDLPSLX

THE warts and onaltertd opfersiens of confi-
dence with which I have been roceised on my canvas
in every part of our euliahtened and independent County,
hare sathisetorily proved to rise, that all attempts to distract your
minds from the ciassideranuii of your rights, and the best mum
of onsenting thews, have fad A. lam not truly grateful to
y.a for the kind support with I am hono:..red, aai which
I ascribe !solely to your ap;irnbaimii of the inineVes upon Which
I have acted. In the whole coir-e of the many year. that I
have been in your service, it will nit br imputed to me, that I
mar rotaiired or courted personal gratification at the hands of
power. Deeply and permanently coneected with the County,
any firt and sate object has been to rn note its welfare, for 1
can have no interest eons, to the mantle uace asf our common
prosperity. It most be the cleat ribs!) of the County
which the Metropolis of use Empire is placed, to choose • Re-
presentauve that shall be a ta‘thlul, vigilant, ant zealous guar-
dian tithe privileges of the people, that the system from which
we bare derived all Der adv.mtsges may ern be impaired, and
that the blemengs winch we have deriresl front our ancremws
May be ifll,llolltteld is our posterity. 1...1 be considered by you
as a ht priori to be chosen for this eminent truce, is the only
honour to which I aspire. It is ray wide, that in every one
vote which I have given a. yo•ir Representative, I have been
aOthred sot dy try the they wh.ch I ,ived to you: and I cart,
from the bottom of my heart, p-,,mite you, that ran temptation
shall maw. me fore:, the consolation which this feeling will
Sire ma in the hour of my death.
Lienikriven, thniszli tee 311111rille-s which I have received,
make ass certain of the Omni of the contest in which I am eo-
gked, yet, I presunv to say. that it is important to the iwece
Of the comity, that 1 !th,o.ild be heo.rated wAli your early ap-
pearanne at the Ilustiegv.
I ILM, wash .ntifflrtitt of airier re gratitude, Gentlanneu,
Your most faithful Servant,
St. J..mes's-square, Mn; 14. C. SYNC:.

Carrines will be provide., at the unAer crient.ne4 pieces,
TUN, and every succeeding nor alng, 44stng the Electtup,

Near ttie White Horse. Pop'ar.
Near toe Plritannt.i,l.tnteht.e-e.
`:tar the Anchor .axl Hove, !...nrr Crane, %Yapping.
Near the Ge....ge Inn, t1'.14•:411 St C.olrgeN In the East.
At tin:Conn !Unite, Whitechapel.
At Betluai Green.
Ne-r the Nternraki. !far kney.
Lt Furr..trert, Spitalheles.
Nea. ti!-,toien
Near It !•tli•.s lio•otal, City Road.
At Cl-o,e:taell Green.
At th, Adult and Eve, New It"Ad, fottetiham C,)utt.
At 1.1:olt It Green
At the N,•rth End ,s` New Ari ;1M-street. illat'kftiarc
At .'.lntel': Gate Coffee-house, Great George.street, We.:

summer.
At K nie.tte)r. Are, neer Sln-.no ar.ret.
.N,or I obetsno A I keel. in Ve c .tr.ret, Oxforl-strcot.
• N.. • Av. Cmwil In', ;., Holborn.
10 ow St. J.r.c.'s Chs.ch.
lodic Mr. idyl', House rn St. Jamsersquare.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 19, is
jolt arrived.
Prima for Archibald Coustalila arid Co. Edinburgh ; vied
John Mwray. blertrtrect, London. It is sohl alse by every
avolueller lu town and cuu .;,y.

MIR. STEWART most respe,9fully informs
the Literati and Amateurs of the fine Arts, that he
will submit by AUCTION, early nest vett., the well blown
and invaluable Collection of PRINTS, Pi /R TR Al rs,
MINIATURES, and LIBRARY of BOOKS, late the pro
petty of Sir JAMES WINTER LAKE, Bart deceased ; be
Order of his Exemtors, without ten:ore. In this invaluable
Collection will be found the most rare' fine, and bruiiint
Gems, from the gravers of Faithome, Holler, the Tastes,
Edelinek, Dt.laram, Elstrack, L.lggaii, Itombratult, Vat demi-
den, dm The whole may be deemed the most c 'doe and
finest Collection, illustrative of the Eine Art., liistoiy of our
own Country and Europe, ever offered by Pubic S de.
Catalogues are now preparing, and will be pubir>lied com the
Ist of Seotimber.
1./C(111111y, 11119, 19, 1807,

eonsists of more than 60.000 mos. He is soling to
the Danube.

. The English sq%adron has suffered greed/ in
passing out through the Dardanelles. The English
Admiral's ship bad her main-mast cut through. ;
Rear-Admiral Louis and Vice• Admiral Duckworth,
were dangerously wounded.
"l'he Isle of Tenedos has been attacked by the
Russians, but hitherto the efforts of the Russian
squadron, and the troops on board its have been
without effeZt.

Two English couriers have been arrested wi,h the
correspondence of the English Minister, Mr. Ar-
buthnot. with his dragoman, and with the English
dragoman who resides at Budharest.
The annexed curse's from these letters, chew the
bad situation of the Russian army ; and the piece
sit! j lined, the good disposition which animates the
Pone.

[Long extras are added from these intercepted
letters, signed Summ•rer, and dated Bucharest the
10 h, 11th, 20th, and 21st of February.]
The pieces subjoined are orders issued by the
Porte, to the Pachas and Governors of the dife►ent
provinces, islands and cities of the Empire, notify.
ing the war with England, and proh;biting any
trade with the English.
M. Mechin, the French Ccn;rl at the Darda-
nelles, writes word, that the forts are in the best
state of defence. That the English, sqcsdron on
its return to Malta, was met at *fen.:dos by the
Russian squadron, and that disputes had arisen be-
tween the Commanders of the two squadrons. The
English appeared very dissatisfied with the quarrel
in which they had engaged the Turks on account of
the Russians. .. I lad you not," said they, 4. invaded
MolJavia and Wallachia, every thing would have
been adjusted, and you would not Lave given
arnther powerful ally to France."
In a letter of the 20th of Marcb, M. Mechin says,
that two Captains of Austrian vessels assured him,
that Admiral Louis was dead of his wounds ; that
considerable reinforcements had arrived at 'Penedos;
that the English so,traJron has suffered terribly :
that Vice-Admiral Duckworth is severely wounded
in the hand; that it was a large ball of marble that
cut through the mast of the Revel Georze, which,
however, continued standing till the ship arrived at
Tenedos. but there fell ; and that the'Russians have
eight ship. of war before Tenedos.

Russia h:s tailed in her negotiation: for a separate
peace with the Poste and Persia. K. Dupre, the
French Consal at Erzrrun, with Jussuf Pacha.
writes word, that the Schii% has refused to conclude
uty kind of treaty.-.-(Mcwihsr.)

CONsTANTINOPLE, MARCH 28.
We learn here, with certainty, that a great mis-
understanding prevails among the chiefs of the
expedition, which has failed against this capital ;
Sir Sidney Smith and Rear-Admiral Louis, have
accused Admiral Duckworth, to their Government,
of having humiliated and disgraced the English
name, before Constantinople; and of having, by his
miscondutt and mistakes, occasioned between Eng-
land and the Porte,' a rupture, which leaves no
mode of accommodation.

'The Turkish fleet has received orders to enter
the Black Sea, to seek and attack three Russian ships
of the line, which are there.

NAPLES, APRIL 19.

The Rssa/ George lost mcn by a ball of
marble which was fired from one of the castles.
This intell;genee adls brought to Messina by an
English brig.

HA /4111,IReft, APRI L 30.

We feel the greatest impatience here to know what
effcct the late events in Pomerania will prcduce on
the mind of the King of Sweden, and on the policy
of his counsels. It is already known, that the
armistice concluded by Baron Essen has been rad-
Bed by his Sovereign ; and it is not doubted that it
will be prolonged for more important nerciations.
—(Gatrlee de France.)

THE BRITISH PRESS.

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