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FARTHER EXTRACTS FROM THE HUSUM MAIL.

CohSTANTISOPLP, Fr B. 14.—0 n the 24th of ja-
nnary. an Englint hi ig arrived in the Straits of the
Dardapelles, when the Commandant of the caftle in-
foamed its Captain, that under the pretent cireum.
(lances he could not permit him to pal, without fen-
ding for infirtiaions how to aft. The Certain of the
Englifla brig, unwilling in wait, immediately failed
on, and contin.ied his c rule till hi, !nails were flint
sway. It was generally thought that this CAptain
was the bearer f elifparches in Mr. Arbutlinnt, ac-
cording to which the Porte would have to (-hook,
between renewing its alliance wi•h England and
Italia, or :la immediwe attack upon Conffantinnple.
Mr. Athrttlinnt has written to the Englith faelory,
advifing them to take meatuses for their lafe.ty. Till
the 29th ult. it was uncertain what part the Porte
would take, when the Engin Ansbaffador formally
demanded his paffports in writing, with leave to dd.-
patch a courier. In the mean while, a Fr:nch
cou-
rier brought advises of the defeat of the Ruffians in
Polan:, which the Porte immediately communicated
to the Englith Ambaffador.
On the rth, Mr. Astute:mot and his countrymen
went on board the Endyntion frigate. He has luxe
arrived at Penedos, where he joined the Englith fleet
11.atinned near the Dardanelles.

Genera,' S-hali:4ni has been inveaed with the
Order of the Crefcent, of the fiat clafs ;—and M.
Franchini and M. Ruffin have received that of the
tec-ind dais.

FROM Tvvicry, FEB. rs.—ln the beginning of
April, the Grand Vizier will fet out with the flandard
of Mahornet, and take the command of the Grand
Army, alfernbling on the fnnrhern (here of the Da-
nube. At the fame time, the Perfians will advance
intr. Georgia. A treaty of alliance is figned between
the Porte and Perfia, to which Franze accede.
111FASKO, FEB. i6.--A tragical event happened
!air month, at a village near Lomflta. A (*mall de
tachment cfCnfricks had taken three French chat.-
feur., and were bringing them through a village to
Byalittock, when the Magillrate ambled the pea-
lantry, whn recited the pill-otters. Some days after,
the Co(facks firrrounded the place, maffacred the
Magi Orate and hk family, and molt of the villagers.
They afterwards fet fire to the place, a trace of which
fcarcely remains.
Rio*, FEB. I o.—Several families from Con:land
and Livonia have removed to Peterfburgh and other
cities in the interior of the Ruffian empire. The fortifica-
tions here will be repaired and Ilrengthened, and the
militia will he increafed with the utmnll diligence.—
Reinforcements are continually going to the army.
P.)SFM, MARCH 52.—Baron Von Korff, who was
made prifoner by General Liger Iklair, together with
his itaff, and four h'sndred men, entered this place
yellerday ; to day they are to be efcorted further by
gens d'armes.

KONINGSBERG, MARCH r.—The garricon of St.
Peierfbiogli has jlitted the Rgaian army. The ru-
mour Doumoutier h.id j •i:ted it, is unfounded.
Ge.ieral Bcnnigfen, who i:ad been ill in confequence
of fatigue, is perfeetlj recovered.

BERLIN, MARCH 2 t•—The :e'rgraph, of the 18th,
Pays, accounts from Otterode of the 12th Rite that
his Majelly and the head quarters are MR at that
place. Some hits ge corps of the French and Polifh
troops have palled the Paffarge.— file works of
Breflau, Schv.teidiAiz, and Brieg arc demoliflring.
They enemy imagined we (tmid ftiffer him to pufh
his advanced pod. beyond the right hank of the
Pa Warge. The Emperor on the if} of March ordered
Martha's Sault and Ney to advance, and reconnoitre
the enemy. We have heard of the favourable refult
of this moyernekt, in driving the enemy's advanced
p 411 back eg tin Koningfberg, after being purfued
ten leagues. When the enemy law the French were
difpoted ti• return, they ordered two regiments to
a,'s•:,nce nainit the cantonments of Zinten, where the
soth regiment, aflifted by fome detachments from the
;y• t and 27th, received them up ,n the point nfthebay
on t. Aboui loco Ruffians were killed, wounded, and
rt. ulz pi ;billets on the occafi n. Our army afterwards
retired into their cantonments. As eight iltuadrons
or Ruffians herd taket pofTetlion of Willenberg, the
Grand Duke of Berg, and the Prince Borghefe, at the
head if a regiment of catahineers, were difpatched to
attAck them. They fucceeded in rowing them, and
makirig about e,rre hundred prifoners, including three
Cap.a ns, and eight other officers..
Dantzick is completely inve..lieci by Marfhal Le-
febt e. Colbert; is invelled by General Teulie.
The Court Martial held at Otterode, on the. gth
inflant, paired fentence of death on Chi iflopher Cher-
folki and Mutin SehintmelpennioF_3,.. found guilty of
the wilful murder cf leveret French foldiers.

LIIPSICR, MARCH 11.--.G107. and Silderbere are
not yet befieged There is only one fide of Nei&
that is weak. It has hitherto been furrounded with
out any ittccefs. "file thing ibf the waters near Cord,
and the fluices whicti the Pruffians have opened in the
fortrefs, have caufed much milchief to the beGegers.

HANOVER, Mascit 20.—Several hundred French
con(cripts arrived here on the 17,h, tvinilly under 20
years of age. They are marching to join the Grand
Army. The fortrefs of Hameln is at prefent prnvi-
finned for three months, and contains a garrifun of
3003 men.

COPENHAGEN, MARCH 21.—The Englifh cutter-
brig the Sparrow, which landed Lord Hutchinfon at
Koning(berg, f2iled from the Sound for the North Set
on tl.e 17th, with feveral Eng Nth fhips under convoy.
VIENNA, MARCH 11.—A divifion of the Hunga-
rian Lifeguard, of-forty men, is gone to Buda. The
Emperor's furniture has been embarked upon the
Danube.

• hltrfbplra Baraiaelar has been appointed Go.
vernor of Silillria, with the rank of a Pacha of three
rails. Ltd' i•Aga, of prechttory notoriety, has joined
him, whereas the Cornmnndant of Braila h4O declared
for the ItufliAns. Prince Ypsilanti has formed a life-
mard of Arnauts and Wallachians. General Mi•
thelfon continues, with the nroj-r part of his gaff, at
Buchatell. The advanced guard, under General
Mellorsidovich, confining of feveral pulks of Coffacks
and Kalmucks, has ineeded Giurgewo. The Ruffian
main army is polled in:tween Bucharell, Galla:;, and
Barn. General Mayendorf blockades Ifmael. There
are alto loose numerous Ruffian corps in Moldavia.
Hitherto no Tut kith force has reached the left bank
of the llacube.'•'.--Frotn the Court Gazette. •

LONDON.

WFDNESPAY, APRIL r.

PRICE Or• STOCKS nits DAY AT ONF 0 'CLOC4(
Confab., for nweley '61.?, —.April 62i1 —Onuriutu I pr.
Exclircurr Bills, prr.

THE NEW MINISTRY.

The Gazette of latl night (for which fee our law
page) contains a number of the late appointments.
The Treafury Board is now filled up. Mr. WFL.
LESLEY, hr he r to the Marquis, is appointed Clerk
of the Ordnance, and Sir JAMES PuLTENFY Secretary
at War. The latter Gentleman, it is laid, refutes to
accept of any fal,ry.

At the requeil of many of our Readers, we infers
a Copy of the Bill, to the introduelion of which the
late Change in Adminiliration is afcribed. It is ge.
nerally denominated TN& Carrtottc Batt, but sot,
perhaps, with perfelt propriety, fine, in fad, it cm.
braces DISSENTERS of every defcription.

V

cer, his diffent from the dnlirine or wmfhip of the
Church of England as by law eflabliffied, !hall, un-
der any pretence, or by any means be Prevented from
attending, or be fubjeet or liable to any pains, penal-
ties, or difabilities for attending fulh divine wor fhip
or religious fervice as may be confinent with and ac-
cording to his religious per-friar-lon or opinions, at pro-
per and feafonable times, an,l Inch as (ball be confif-
tent a ith the due and full difcharge of his naval and
military duties ; nor (hall any loch rerfon be com-
pelled or compellable to attend the worlhip or fervice
of the raid Eftabli(hed Church ; and that any Corn-
miffioned Officer aaing in violation of, or contrary to
this provifion, (hall, upon convidlion thereof before a
general Court Martial, be liable to be furpended or
difmiffed from his Majetly's fervice, or to fuch other
pnnilhment, not extending to life or limb, as the laid
Court Martial (hall award; and that any warrant or
non commiffioned Officer, fo offending, (hall be liab'e
to fuch punifhment, not extending to life or limb, as
!hall be awarded by a General or Regimental Court
Martial.

And be it further enaEled, that this A& (hail be,
and continue in force from the , in the

year of our Lord , until the
in the year of our Lord

THE ARMY.

Derides the Scots Royals and other regiments or-
dered imm-diately to proceed to India, the zd bat-
talion of General FITZROY'S regiment, the 34th, has
alto received orders to embark and proceed with the
• fleet for India. •

One of the tranfports (No. 64) which lately failed•
for South America, having 101 l the convoy and put
back to Falmouth, has proceeded for Plymouth to
difembark the troops—They are part of the gallant
89th regiment, and the men are not a little mortified
at being thus feparated from their brave companions.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.

A peculiarly interelling Report will loon appear
from the Board of Commiffinners in this Depart.
ment of Military Enquiry. The Board have for a
confiderable time been employed on this important
fubjea. The effice and eflablifhment of the Com
minder in Chief, and the extenfive efiablithment of
the Secretary at IVar, come under their review.
It is much to he withed that, before terminating
their labours, the Commillioners would take fome
notice of what has for years been much complained
of, namely, the extremely expenfive dref, and ap
pointments of the Officers of our light cavalry. In
the day► of MARLBOROUGH, they acquired a 3 much
credit in the field, although without the coftly orna
!runts and Getman dreffes of the prefent day. The
enormous expences of the prefent appointments have
ruined fome Officers, and driven many nut of thi,
branch of the fee vice, to fay nothing of the numbers
who are thereby prevented from entering it.