Star.
London, England, 1807-06-16 00:00:00

LEEWARD ISLANDS.

A Leeward Ifland Mail has arrived at Falmouth,
brought by the Freeling Packet, Capt. Be Lt., in
.25
days, from Tortola. The letters and papers by this
conveyance will not be delivered out until to•tnorrow.

The lots Curtained by the Britifia troops in the Clued with peculiar animotity. The Sublime Porte
fecond battle, neat itofetta, there is reafon to believe has named Chourfchild Pachu, Governor of Nita,
was greater than Hated in the Gazette. Intlead of famous for his troublefome Government in Egypt,
Loco killed and wounded, we underhand it amounts to fucceed Pafwan Oglu : it has acknowledged
to 15co. Government are, it is (aid, in poffeffion Mollah Aga, who was chofen by the Janizaries and
of farther particulars refpeeting that affirm, from people, as Pacha of Widdin, with two tails ; he
which it appears that General STEWART'S detach. i mutt, however, pay 1500 purfes from Pafwan's trea
MEM was almoll furrounded by the Turks and Al- lures. Thefe internal troubles are likely to °brim&
banians, in confequence of a very thick f,g,. before the ptogrcfs, and Hill more the vielualling of the
he was aware of their approach ; and of the 2500
Grand Vizier's army.
men, of which it was compolcd, not above one thou-
" The Ruffian Vice-Admiral Siniavin, has de.
land have returned to Alexand•ia! There ars fo dared all the Tutkilh ports from the Dardanelles,
m4ny extraordinary and unexplained circurnflances both in the Egean and lonian teas, in a hate of
thein late military tranfaetions in Egypt, that we i blockade ; even for Neutral (hips. By the continu.
are moll unwilling to animadvert upon them, till the an • f the blockade, the want of provifions begins'
gallant and meritorious Officers, more immediately . telt in Contlantinople ; difcontented at this,
concerned, have had an opportunity of vindicating ..:d the long arrears of their pay, the garrifon of the
their conduct throughout the whole of this names. • fait fort of the Dardanelles mutinied and left their
nate affair to their country and the world,-1, w, p
The Commandant hallened after them, over-
may credit accounts from the Continent brought by took them in Berjekdere, and by ferinus remon•
A MAIL FROM TONNINGEN, i ilia:ices and prompt payment of their arrears, pre.
Which arrived this day, the Britifh Troops that had i vailed on thf-nr to return.
occupied Alexandria have re embarked. This does " Ju(fuf, Pacha of Eezeram and Trebifond, Seraf-
not feem to f•fllow as a neceffary confequence of the kier of Georgia, has taken by fur-rife the for-
mifcarriage of the attempt againti Rofetta, yet we I trefs of Anactia, which the Ruffians had weakly
are n.a without our fears that the intelligence may garrifoned, and which is important on account of
prove but too corral. tits fituation on the mouth cf the Phan's. A limilat
It appears by the foreign Journals, that the Terms attempt on Kamhal was totally defeated.
granted to the Garrifon cf Dantzic were the fame I "As the French Colonel Bontin is with the army
as thole on which Mayence furrendered. Nothing of the Grand Vizier, M. Lablanche, Secretary of
of importance has taken place in Poland, but, as has Legation, and Lieutenant Colonel Pouton, let off at
been reported weekly for fume time, a great battle i the end of April to Teth.Aly Schach, Sovereign of
was expeeted to be fought before this time. I Perna, to take part in his attack upon Georgia."
Letters from Holland of the Bth infant, Rate, I WARSAW, MAY 27.
that accounts had been received there of an Armiflice I A courier from Conhantinople has brought official
having been agreed upon between the French and • advice, that the Englifh, who had landed at Alexan.
Ruffians for fix weeks, dating fr.fm the la infant, dria, have been entirely defeated by the Turks, and
the day on which it was figned at the head.quar. forced to reimbark.
tees of the former—but had Inch an event taken
place, it mutt have been kn iwn, we (flout(' think, at I
Hamburgh on the 6th, yet the papers printed there
on that day contain no intelligence of that kind.
It appears, by our letters from the Lower Elbe,
that all the Dutch troops in that neighbourhood have
broken op in order to return to their own country—to

BRESLAW, MAY 33.
The day before yellerday, in the afternoon, the
following offi:ial intelligence was received het e
" We have this moment received the important
advice that the fortrefs of 'Mitre has offered to capi-
tulate ; hollilities have confegoently ceafed and nego-
ciations are carrying on to arrange the conditions."