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PARIS, 34.111 i 3.

In the bight between the 29th and 30th of last
month, three English ships were stranded near
Calais, namely, the Williams and Nancy, Capt. Box
the 7'04. C ipt. Lander ; and the corvette JarLall,
commanded by Lieut. Charles Stewart. of the
Royal Navy. The crews were all saved, and made
prisoners of war.—( Moniker of Ant 5).
VIAPNA, MAT 5.

Mina Rhiza Kan. Persian Envoy Extraordinary,
Is arrived here from the head-quarters of the grand
French army; after a short stay, he intends to set
out on his return home. Several French Gendc-
men. who attended the Persian Envoy. arrived here
at the same time. Baron Scums Pitsasia. the Prus-
sian Minister. who, as we have already mentioned,
was obliged to leave Constantinople, arrived her..
the day before yesterday.—fiJosuraer,Jene h)

MAY 21.

The Archduke Charles. in quality of Generalis-
simo, has just addressed t 3 the Emperor some re-
pre-,cntations concerning the Hangarian regiments
to •te Austrian service. their Organisation, and also
their rising, with observations thereon, the whole
drawn up in Latin. These ohservations have been
And are very eagerly perused by the public.
It is generally believed. that the l-lu•ngsrian Diet
will continue its Session until the month of Au-

gust.
The Archduke Charles has set out from Buda for
where he is now reviewing Austrian
troops, ‘algo are stationed there, uuder the ecru-
mand of General Count von Bellegarde.
Intell,gence has been received, that the Grand
Vizier is now 0,. his march, veAll a formidable army,
to Adrianople, where he is to join the Pach4 of
Itudschuck. .Wwsicee, 5 )
iII:RIMIER°, MAT 27.

Our city enjoyed to-day a sight not seen here
since the month of March 1547. when Spanish
troops, coalman...eel by the Duke of Alba. passed
through this city, to fellow Charles Quint to
Satiny. About seven o',lcck. the regiment of foot
of Glair&laser& entered this town. and were quit-
tend hem The grenadiers wore high saps, with
pine of red cloth pending from the back part, en
urhielt is embroidered the image of George.—
ifeatitesr 4f Jew 6.)

AI:GRIMM), MAY 29.

The last letters from Vienna announce, that the
Masks! Charles was espetted there about the
end d WY, and that the Emperor was to remain
at Buda until the lath June. The Archduke Jo-
seph. second son of His Imperial Majesty, is dan-
getously ill.
The Turks continue to make progress in Servia ;
they have already gained several advantages in
different points, and are approaching to lay siege
to S:habats..-f J.M. 71.

LL r Dim/ just 9.

ToesWiest' from Janina, dated April With, and
received at Paris on the 26th of May, states, that
the Turks have gained a signal videry over the
udroa on the Black Sea; that the sol-
os board by the latter at Coda, for the
making an incursion in cite territory of
if Janina. have been repulsed or killed
the heads of a great number of Officers
sent in sacks to Constantinople. Ali
proceeded to Islatolia, with M. Pouque-
has sent away 120 antique vases, for the
at Paris. He has also collened a great
medals. which are to follow. The di.-
with which this news has reached Paris,
siee,rwresiondence.

THE BRITISH POE SS.

LONDON,
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