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MILITARY EDUCATION.

MESSRS. BONNYCASTLE and HONIMEY
beg leave to infants the Nobility and Officers of the
Army, that they have removed to a much larger and more com-
modious houfe at the Vidage of Charlton, about ball a mile atort
of Woolwich Common. 'Fhe fltuation is remarkably healthy and
&Aram, and betides an extenfive range of ground attached to the
premifcs, for exereife, tome of the Gentlemen can he sceommo-
dated with &pante rooms. They will be inftruded, as ufual, In
Mathentatias, Fortification, Plan Drawing, Ste. as well as in all
other branches conneacd with a Military Education. They are
alto qualified for being admitted into any of the Military Eftabliffi-
meats under Government, and for the fervice of the Hon. Eall
India Company.
For the Plan and Terms apply to Mr. Bonnyeaftle, Woolwich
Common. N.B. For thot who remain during the holidays, a
Matter radios in the hou.e attends daily, and the other Matters
oecalitmally.

11.1MBURGH

ConstreIITINGPLE• APRIL 10.—Six Deputies are
come from the Scrvianr, with the Patriarch at their
bead, to treat of peace. It is fuppofed the Porte
will leave the definitive arrangement of their affairs
and pretenfions to the zeal and wird= of Ibrahim
Pada, Commander in Chief of the army in Romelia.
The lquadron deffined to cruize this year in the
Archipelago is ffic.nger than ufual, confifing of 23
Alps. It will fail with the firft fair wind.
Of the Ruffian troops in Corfu, the Siberian Ore-
stadia Regiment lately arrived here, on board a fri-
gate and f 1 tranfports, being ordered with
other troops to Sebaflopol ; and we hear that in a
Ilion time more will follow, which feems to (hew
that the Ruffian Court does nut intend to maintain
the lonian Hands by force of arms.
On the 29th of March, Mnhib Effendi, who is
appointed Ambaffador to Paris, let fail to proceed
over the Black Sea, and by the way of Varna, Bii-
ch.trefi, Vienna, Sec. to Paris; He is ordered to
make all pollible expedition, and carries prefents for
the Emperor and Emprefs, of extraordinary beauty
and value. A French Ambaffador is expo led here,
but not Marthal Brune.
Sr. PITERIIDURCH, APRIL 23.—The American
Company have received news of their two (hips,
under Captain Lifanfki, bound to Cadjak. He did
not put into Canton, the only port open to the Eu-
ropeans, but into another port, and is in clofe im-
prtfunment with his crews. The Chinefe require ex-
emplary fatisfaAion for this violation of one of their
arson tigid laws. By the laft letters from Captain
Krufenftern, we cannot yet have any farther parti•
cttlan. The differences arifen between our Arnbaf-
[Woe, Count Golowkin, and the Chinefe, come to
meet him, about certain ceremonies, are expand
to be loon adjulled.
APRIL 30. The Emperor has given to Lieute-
nant General Kologriwow the Order of St. Alex.
ander Newlky, richly adorned with diamonds, as a
reward for his bravery in the battle of Aullerfitz.—
On the 24th all the officers who were prefent at that
battle, had the honour of dining with the Emperor.
The ice on the Neva broke up on the aCth. In the lift
of perfons who died laft year in the Eparchy of Pin-
fafck are five of tto ; one of It 3; four of 120; one
of 528 ; one of 130, and one of the uncommon age
of rco yearn
Rica, Aram 3—This day we received intelli-
gence of the blockade of the Elbe, Wefer, Ems and
Trier, by the Englifh. This news has produced a
great fenfation here, on account of the expedition
intended for Rogan near theft rivers. There are
already mote than 350 (hips arrived here.
GRAITSVIALD, Mar 6.—By an order of the 30th
of April, his Majefty has been pleafed to command
that a militia corps, under the name of the Royal
Pomeranian Militia, (hall be organized in. Pome-
rania and Rugen, in which all natives, with Pane
few creep:ions, from 59 to a 6 years old, (hall be
enrolled, and contribute in conjundion with the
troops to the defence and &fay of the country.
The declaration iffued by Count Ferrol), on the
27th of April, by leis Majetly's command, has been
fent ...kith a trumpeter to Anclam, to be delivered to
the Commander in Chief in Pruflian Pomerania, and
0165 by an exprefs to the Pruffian Commander in
Lau enborg.
Mar 13.—As a confequence of the principles laid
down in his Excellency Count Von Ferfon's Note of
the 27th of April, his Majetly has been pleafed to
order that a (quadron, fitted nut at Carlfcrona, fhall
fail, under the command of Baron Randolph Von
Cederflroto, to bluekade all the Pruffian ports in the
Baltic, from the coaft of Ruffle to Swedifh Pomera-
nia, and of entitle the mouths of the Pregcl, the
Villas, the Oder, and the Peene.
HAPABORGH, Mar s6.—ln the political hemifphere
there is no perceptible change of importance, though
it kerns probable that the crifss is now approaching.
The French retain all their pofitions, and tome move-
ments that have taken place teem to have had no
other ohje'l than facilitating their fuhfillance. The
new Duke of Cleves will, it feems likely, receive a
confideraltle addition to his States, from the domi-
nions of Naffau, which is to be indemnified.
On the 7111 a fleet of Englifh merchantmen, under
convoy of a frigate and two armed (tips, palled the
Sound to the Baltic. Thee are the firfl Englifh
(hips of war in the Baltic fince ;Sol. It is laid they ,
have find orders to commit no Willi-ties in the Baltic.
A great number of Dantzic flips, hare taken refuge
• in the harbour of Copenhagen.
MADILID, APRIL s4.—At Ciniiz there are five Spa-
nillt and two French line of battle (hips corr,:derely
ready for lea, which will run out the moment that
• four other Spinals (hips (to repair n bids great exer-
tions are making) are ready for lea alio.
//MCI, APRIL :S.—Advice was received here
yefterday, that the Ruffians had fent a flag of truce
to the Dalmatian ifle of Curzola, t.:th a fumtnons to
the inhabitants of the town and ifland to furrender ;
but that the French Officer there, commanding a
corps of 200 men, refuted to cbey the fummons, and
ordered the Rag of truce so be fired upon. In cnn-
fecinenee of this proceeding, a Ruffian (hip of the line
flood in-(bore, and poured into the town feveral molt
deflrurftive broadfides.
According to an article of a later date from Trielle.
the Ruffians fu:ceeded in getting polleffion of the lit-
tle town of Cut zola, and the French ganifon retreated
to the neighbouring mountains.