Star.
London, England, 1807-04-14 00:00:00

CAPTURE OF MONTI VIDEO.

Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice, that on
Thurfday next he fhould move the Thanks of the
Houfe to the Army and Navy who otchieved this
cooquett.—Adjourued.

LONDON.

TIISDAY, APRIL as.
PRICK OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONIt O'CLOCK
C.on(ols, for money. 64--Aprilkle
Exchequer Bilk, par. se. re.

GREAT BRITAIN, RUSSIA, AND TURKEY.
Yenerday, after the STAR was at prefs, time .Fo-
reign Journals were received, which gave a more
precife view of the !late cf affairs at Conftantinople
than thole alluded to in our &ft impreffion. They
confirm what we have already Rated, that a Bikini
fquadron had appeared before Conflantinople, and
been the means of refloring the accuftomed relations.
The Bikini Squadron confined of the Rout.
GEORGE, WINDSOR CASSIA, REPULSE', AJAX, and
Postpile, the latter beating Sir SYDNEY SMITH'S
flag, the CANOPUS (Admiral Sir THOMAS Louis).
the THUNDIRSRI and STANDARD, with tome Nailer
veffels. It is Elated, that they took poffeffion of ten
Tuikillt (hips of the line. It appears from the Vi•
enna Gazette, of the sift of February, that the
patige of the Dardanelles was not effe&ed without
oppofition : our fleet was, however, triumphant,
deftroyed tome Turkilh veffels which refined them
and filenced the batteries.

On the place being then fummoned the Divan
agreed to the following conditions :
" That the English should retain poffeffion of the
Dardanelles, till a general peace.
" That Ruflia should alto keep poffeffion of cer-
tain of the Turkilh fortreffes till a general peace, as
a fecurity for the fidelity of the Porte."

The French Minifler SEBASTIAN* in the mean
time quitted Conflantinople ; and his influence in
that quarter may be confidered AS annihilated. The
advantages which will hence refult to Ruflia are
incalculable. That Power will now be able to bellow
an undivided:attention to the great flruggle in which
it is engaged with the common enemy ; and as it
can now employ a larger force in the contefl, the
fuccefs will thereby be rendered more decifive and
certain.

We are happy to add, that Official accounts to
the above effth were received by Government this
morning, in confequence of which a communication
was fent to the Loan MAYOR and the Admiralty
Hilted the following

BULLETIN.
4' ADMIRALTY OFFICE, APRIL 14.

" Difpatches from Lord Cowscswoon, dated off
" Cadiz, =Bth March, received this morning by his
" Majefly's floopaoGam arrived at Plymruth,
" contain intelligence that Vice-Admiral Sir J. T.
Duc WORTFI ,finding on his arrival at Tenedos. that
• his Majelly's Ambalfador had left Conflantinople
" on the 29'h January, proceeded with the (qua.
" dron under his command to that City, paffing
" the Dardanelles, againß all oppofition, on the
• Igth February.
di His fubfequent operatirns were not known to
" his • Lordfkip, but from the SPIDER fchnoner
" on the afternoon of that day, and the report of the
• Inhabitants of Tenedos, there is reaffm to believe
41 that the Turkifh Marine is 4eftroyed.
44 On the t4th of February, his Majefly's fhip
" AJAX caught fire and was burnt. The Honour-
" able Captain Iltaezwoon, and about aoo Officers
" and men were fared."

This morning arrived a mail from the Leeward
Mends brought to Falmouth by the Duet or Km
packet, Captain Coatfworth, in five weeks.pafiage
from Tortola.
Accounts were received at Tortola nn the 6th of
Match, that four French frigates arrived at Guada-
lcape on the 27th of February, and after landing
700 troops, the frigates were ordered to fail the fol-
lowing day.