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London, England, 1807-03-14 00:00:00

FORE.,ICN INTELLIGENCE.

letters from Warsaw, of the 14th ,of January,
mention, that at that time his EXcelleucy the Grand
Marshal of the Palace, M. DUROC, was preparing to
sot o for Paris, In order to profit of the best sur-
gical, aslistance in that capital, to get his wounds
completely - cured.

FRANKFORT, FEB. 2,3.—Part of the troops who
had marched into the Spessart in pursuit of the rob-
bers,-are already returned. This measure- has been
attended with complete success.
FEB. 26.;---The Grand Duke of Wurtzbuigh, who
had intended to repair. to Vienna for a few months,
ha's just altered. his intention, at least for the pre-
sent. He has ordered a new levy of troops in his
States,. to reinforce his Contingent which is already
at the Grand Army. The new 'organization of the
AuthoritieS of this country is deferred until the de-
finitive fixation of the fate' of Germariy.
• The last ;letters from BoheMia inforin us, that
part of the Austrian troops which are still in that
country are on the point of quitting it, to repair•• to
Hungary, and upon the. frontiers of Turkey.

WARSAW" FM 14.—Marshal- I\lAssi:fit -set off
:from Warsaw-yesterday in order to join the 'Empe-
ror.. The equipage and horses of his Imperial Ma-
jesty lately left this-city for Thorn.
The thaw which began on thetoth, continued no
longer than the 12th: The weather at preSent
extremely fine.
Upwards of 8000 Russian prisoners have already
passed. through Thorn, on their way to Fiance. .
COPENHAGEN, FEB. 14.—Since the conferences
which took place at Kiel,' between the Prince Royal,
':the Frtinch.Minister,, and the' Swedish Luvoy, it is
remarked that avery sensibie coolness has _been vi-,
sibletetween. our Court and that of Steckholtp.
The latter- appears to base declined the tneoiatiOn of
nmark, the' Court of Which offered her its goad
Offices_towards re-establishing her former connekions.
with France. Hence it is related as a tam, that at
.the time of the breaking.off of the negotiatioilio, a
person of the highest distinaion observed to Baron
T.tuaz, the Swedish Minister—" Be it so Coen—,
since your m
Master is.deterrained to lose Poerania,
let him,lose it !"--(Gazette de France). -
VIENNA, FEB. 24.—The Turkish Envoy to the
Court of France, EMIN EFFENDI, is arried here
arid will, from hence, Orine his route to the Frericli
head-quarters. We .hear that this is his'first diplo-
matic mission. • ' •

The report of the arrival of a Russian Fleet from
the Crimea, in the, Channel of Constantinople, has
not yet been confirmed.
New dislocation's have again. had 'place in
.our
Armies in Bohemia, Silesia, and interior Austria ;
which, as well as that in Hungary, are perfectly ac-
coutred for. battle, and ready to march at a am-
bient's notice ; but at present we. can discover no
indications of an immediate war nur'dQ we hear
a any thing ofn extraordinary recruiting, or forming
of magazines.
A dispute has arisen between Baron Vo N WUEDE,
Lieutenant-General in the Bavarian service, and a
certain Charge d'Affaires residing at our _Court,
which will probably terminate in a duel.

LairE4 F,1,13E, FEB. 2.6.—From Memel, dated
Feb..B, they write, that their Prussian rviajestier;,
with the Conn,- arff at preseiit there.
Major General Von :PFLIIIL is into the Rus-
SifinrviCe. Prince. BAGRAT lllCtg commands the
. -
van of the Russian Army.
'T,wenty-four Swedish.. gun-boats are at present
lying near Stralsund and Rugen.
PANCZOWA,DISTRICT TEMESWAR, JAN. 23.
The most recent intelligence from Wallachia con-
firms, that "the Russians are. On their march through
Bulgaria for Dalmatia.. It is added, that an army of
140;0110 "Men is.- already in Bulgaria; -and that
PASWAN,ODLOU; in endedvonring, to stop the pro-
gress of a Russian division,' had".met with a repulse.
The Russians are recruiting with .great diligeo
throughout, the Turkish Provinces, and obtain many.
men among the Montenegrins and Albanians.

B.ANKs OF THE` MAtNE, FEB. hitherto ue,
have no certain aceohntS of the further incvetitents,
of the ituSsianctroopS to 'turkey: In. some, News-
papers, it is .however-stated, that au engagement:
has taken place between them and a Turkish corps'
of 10,000 -men, in the environs of Georgia.,. on the:
road towards.Widditt the Turks are said to have.
, been worsted, but at the expenee:of:3t)up-.Russians_
killed., The. Russian fleet,_ whiCh ,has iippeared,in
the Black Sea,, is supposed to have approached the
mouth -of the Danube. • -

General ST. CYR, the Governor of Alagdeburgh,,'
had departed from thence fOr Poland.. . ,
Considerable numbers.of troopshave passcd
through Magdeburgh, on their. way thq ,Grand
Army. Among others the I bav regiment of horse'
flb ,Jagers from anover,.and regiment: of
infantry. . •
VIENNA, FEB. • 1 4.—The last letters. froM°Trieste
state, that since' the Declaration of War by 'the
Porte against Russia the navigation
ieolf
ilia ticfriatic
:Sea has become much' more free, t li~assiau and
English Ships haviiig quitted those CoaSts, -and`
sailed towards the. Dardanelles. Several Neutral
VeSsets with the prodalion of the Levant have al.-
ready arrived at' Trieste.
VI EN N A FEL 19.—A Turkish, corps is ' said to
17;ave.pasied the Danube, end. advanced as far Ce-
miz, when an aaion took place baween the Turks
and Russians, the' result of which is not known..
Czemizwas pillaged and fired on that occasion.-
The, operations of the Russians proceed very slow-
ly, which is attributed to the impression which.the.
energy and spirit of the Porte-has made on the RLI6-
siiins," who eipeded the Turks would yield .with-
out combat, and renew their former treaty of
suce,; ,and also to the retrograde movement, of the
corps of General ESstr4, who, at _the. 'moment he
was marching from Padolia to reinforce General MI-
"CIiEL3ON, received orders to join General BEN NIG-
SEN. ''

It is reported that a Russian squadron has made
its appearance in the Black Sea, which has taken
up its station at the mouth of the banube. The
Voile, on her side, has also sent a squadron to
_de-.
fen 4 the entrance of the Channel. Seveial compa-
nies of cannoneers have marched to the Dardanelles
with large quantities of ammun►tion.

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CON/NH/aI:EN, trE).• merChaut of this
place, who sent` some goods to the Cape, which he.
knew to he Dutch property, but trade a false dc-
elaratiOn upon oath" has been fined in aconsiderablc
§:ln by the Supreme Court of Justice, and adjudged
to have -forfeited his freedorn of the city, and the
right of dispatching, in l'uture, Any merchant ship.

cONSTANTINOPL.F., JA i .15.—About the end of
the last,tnOnth, the three Commanders of the rev-
lar troopS from Asia, which were emploved-agamst
the Servians in the late Cainpaign, arrived in this ca 7
pital. They were immediately summoned: before
_the-Divan, where they were required to give a cir-
cumstantial account of the events of the, campaign,
and to defend their cwohica against, certain errors
which were laid to their charl;e. After a mature de-,
liberation, the Divan decideil that they were. not to
blame. The first ofthese corninaudea;s, Is Auui,
the Vizier of Scutari% returned. to that place on-the
4th of January. The other two; Szitr'and ESUB,
are to command in Ow ttti y assethithug he:4r-Adria-
nople. The cOrps.of troops which was still in Bul-
gam,' is to join this army : the most aEtive and vi 7
gorons '?reparations are Malting throithoi.;t the
whole of the Ottoman Empire.. Alt the Pftehas have
repeated orders to hasten the arrival of the. troops
which they are required to raise, and the young
Musselmans enter with zd'al • into the corps Whitt)
are foxining_in this capital.. ..
•FitONTIERS OF RUSIA, FEB. 13f-of-the battle
'hick took place Oil tile_pther sido..4ov. Danube,
we'have learned some farther particulars. in the
beginning of January -a corps •of Ottoman troops
which had come from MiliCharest, re-passed the Da-
tube, and took a position near Silistria, where it was
to havebeen reinforced by a number of smaller corps
advancing from every Side. At the same time, a
part of. PASWAN O'Gr,ou's troops advanced froth
Widdin, and posted themselves atSMerdam. It was
betv:,een' these corps and the advanced guard of Ge-,
norm MlLCiAnowicti that the :talon was fought,
the result of which, cost the Russians so Many men.
• Several reinforcements have within a short time
joined RISWAN OoLou, and it is hoped that he will
be able to stop the prokiesS:of the Russians until the
troops collet:led near Adrianople beready to take' the
field: A considerable corps of 'troops is a,lso to be
formed for,the purpose of overawing the Montene-grins and Albanians, and, it 'circumstances should
require it, to :lais concert with the French troops
in Dalmatia: It now appears that the Porte places
particular confidence in P:`..\VAN OGI,OU in every
.thing that relates to the defence of the interests and
-faith common to all Ottomans. We learn that he is
appointed Commander over all the troops from But-
garid and Boinia, ant all the Pitch's of those Pro-
vinces are 'placed under his orders. Koz4Nzi-Att
is at present with his -KerSales at Widdin, where
haS gii en hith the command of e corps of
-2000 men. Betwixt:the lOth,and the „(2001 of Ja-
nuary some more:corps of Russian troops. arrived at
.Bucharest, and Proceeded on tl:eir march to i.lte
nube. "- -

HAG:JE, FEB. tsth of this mouth has
beep signalized by: a Ifurridane violent b•eyond,Al
eiarnple, and very fatal it, theplaces wt.:shed. .the
Zuyder Zee, and the-rivers whichencircle, the island
tipon which Dordrecht' is situated. The dyke of
Rhynland,- from the: Siindport to Amsterdam, was
in the greatest danger of being broken, which would
have cosithausan44 of lives, and have swallowed up
some of the richest.cotintries in liollapd._
_QF pro-
vince 'would also have _shared 11 • similar fate if his
Majesty had not caused the SlaperDyke to be repair-f
40 last year. The port of Amsterdam, the quays, 2.1-fd
the vessels in the Y. have sufferedconsiderably;
thing like,an earthquake was felt, at Naardel!,:abouc
Midnight, between the, l Bth and 19th. Dordrecht
has not escaled. Many persons have beep._ killed
by the falling of , trees,_ walls; and roofs of church
towers, &c. We hear some affd6.ling detail Of, this
kit-id everyday.
,
A.MSTEADAM; Pan. 25.—During the.storm pp the
19th instant,-no less than eighty Ships- were either
sunk,* damaged, or driven on, shore here; exclusive
of ;lily Schuyts, Lighters, Btd several of which Were.
dashed in pieces.

Last ‘veek wa.s_conunitted to Lincoln Castle, .TOll4
jun. crock. a nd‘ Watch r-na.ker, of Great Grimsby,
charged, by the Coroner's Inicest, on vieN.y: of the.
both, (ioohu _Ed wards, then lyingdeadat elect horps,
with'having:feloniously kilk,d the said John Ed-7
wards. R apneared,, that the prisoner Lind the, de-
ceased having had some words in a public-house at
Grimsby,. were.pnt.out into thee street, -where: they
boxed for. three.oulrte..rs of an Pour,: until Edwards:
k as di-eadfully rn..ng.le4; and had scarcely power to.
stand. Being taken to his,-home at. Cleethorp9, he
lingered unlit the evening of the...day after:the en-
counter, and then died. . •