Star.
London, England, 1807-05-06 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
OF THE TOWN AND PORT OF HYTHE.
INTLEMEN.
FR
the very Flattering Solicitation of many
ria It
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Refpedable Friends, I am induced to offer myfrif to
your n ice upon the prefect occaficio. Should Ibe fo fonunate as
to become the object of your Choice, I than merely allure Tit,
that it (ball be my endeavour to difcharge my Duty to my &RI
and Country to the heft of my abilities ; and that I &all be ready
to Reign my Truft into your hands,whencver you &all think pm.
per to require it. I am, Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient hems,
WILLIAM WIDE&

Mal 411:

LONDON, MAY , 1207,
AT a numerous and refpeetable MEETING of
the FREEIIOLDERS of the COUNTY of YORK, who
are refident in London, held this day at the Crown sad Anchor
Tavern, in the Strand,
The Right Hon. I.ord Vifeount GAI.LWAY, in the Chair,
The following refolutions were uniiiimoully carried, viz :
That Mr. FawLas having declared his intention of reekhg
frost Parliament, it is the opinion of this Meeting that the eec.
nation*, Charader, and Talents of Lord Mtvron,1:0141::
out as a proper perfun to reprefent the estenbve and In
County of York.
That a Committee be appointed to take Cud Reps as may pet
tend to Imre Lord MILTON'S MediCil.

That the Chairman be requeßed to fign thefe Refohniana in tie
name of the Meeting. (Signed)
ARUNDELL GALLWAY,painpat

The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanked the Mee.
log were unanintoullv voted to him for hls able and imps*
eondvdt while in the Chair.

AT a refpedable Meeting of the Friends of Ili
CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILDMAY, held this Do,
at the White Hart Jun,
JOHN BLACKBURN, Efq. in the Chair;
It appearing from the communications made to this Meet*,
that in thole places In which the short (pace of time has pendent
Mr. CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILDMAY to canwastogede,
they hate met with almoft univerfal fuceefs,
Refolved, That the exertions of Mr. Chute and Sir Hag
Mildmay, in fupport of the Independence of the County, dunk
the late conteft, entitle them to our warm& thanks.

That approving as we do, of the condud of Mr. Chute and Sr
Henry Mildmay, we will fuppurt them, on the prefent
to the utmoit of our power.
Refolotions were ago palled, for appointing a Genera Cam.
mittee for conduaing the Affairs of the Eledion, and a Special
Committee to fuperintend the correfpondenee and private canna
nications. By Order of the Meeting,
Winchefter. May s, An. GEORGE HOLM, Secretary.

Great Kofenow, where tbc roads from Yukermunde
and Ferdinand(!toff meet. In the mean time no re-

port reached me Rom Colonel Cardell, nor was the
pafs of Sarowmulils cccupied by him. That part of
the column, which was under the orders of brigadier

Vegfack, and after he had been wounded, under the
command of Lieutenant Colonel Pofie, continued to
fall back towards Anklam and Ziethen in Swedifh
Pomerania, where it halted.
44 I had in the mean while eflablifhed my head-
quarters at Kantzien, where I received the above
reports from General Armfeldt. From Anklam I
fent my Aid-de-Camp, Major Bafrewitz, to Adjutant
General Baron Tawaft, who commanded the right
eoloumn, with orders to call in his advanced polls ;
he left Demmin, and took a pofition behind the river
Scene ; the troops potted at Frielpfee and Damgarten
were alfo ordered to retreat.
44 A further report from General Baron Armfeldt
acquainted me, that he had been necellitated to or-
der the infantry under his orders to retreat to Kant-
zien, while he remained at Ziether on the 17th in
the morning with his cavalry and two pieces of can-
non. I, thereupon, ordered Colonel Baron Stael Von
Holllein to take the command of the above troops,
and loon after was informed by General Baron
Armfeldt, that he was wounded and had proceeded
to Stralfund. The battalion of Skarabog and En-
golbrecht were ordered to retreat from Ziether and
Stolpe, and the right column towards Giram.
46 Between eleven and twelve o'clock in the morn-
ing of the 17th, the battalions belonging to the left
column moved from Rantzien, part of them occu-
pied the villages in the vicinity of Greifswald, and
the rea were quartered in that city.
On the 17th in the morning, I Cent my Aid-de
camp, Baron Kraffaw, to Anklam, to propofe an
atmillice for 24 hours, in order to gain time to remove
the tick and wounded. The fame day, Colonel G.,uvi,
Era Aid-decamp to General Mortier, arrived at
Greifswald in the afternoon, with the General's
anfwer.

On the 18th, another offi:er arrived from Ge-
neral Mortier, who propofed a meeting with me, at
Schlatkow, half a mile from Anklam, where I ac-
cordingly arrived at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The
right column was ordered the fame day to move
from Grim, and occupy the villages in the neigh-
bourhood of Stralfund; at the meeting in SchlAtkow
an armillice was agreed upon, the tertas of which I
humbly annex to this report.
" On the igth, I left Griefswald, and eftablithed
my head quarters in this city.
(Signed)

" H. H. VON ESSEN.

" Stralfund, April so, 18:7."
By a more recent report t•f the 22d A ptil, his
Majefly has been informed, that the corps of Colonel
Catdell has made good its retreat to Swinemunde,
from whence it is ordered by the Governor General
to proceed to Wulgall. Upon the whole it appears
that the lofs on our fide has not been by far f..) confi.
deratle as might have been expected.
The enemy's magazines taken on the 14th infant
by our troops at Anclam, have all been removed into
6wedilh Pomerania.

ARMISTICE CONCLUDED BETWEEN HIS EXCELLENCY
BARON ESSEN, GOVERNOR GENERAL, AND THE
TRUNCH GENERAL MORTILR.
_ .

. _
Fxtrad from the Firft Articie—[Here are enumerated all the
titles, which Bonaparte affumes.]—A fufpenfion of arms Mali
take place between the Swedifh and French troops.
Art. 1 The Swedifh troops !ball deliver up the Ifles of Ufedom
etel Wollin to the French, who are to take poffAon of them on
the loth of April.
Art. 3. The rivers Peene and Frebel ball form the line of de-
tnarkatton between the two armies. The French troops !hall have
a pott on the other fide of the river Pccne, near the cuftom-houfe
tlyfliclam.
ittt. 4. As long as the armiftice lafts, his Excellency Baron
Effer., commander in chief of the Swedifh troops, engages net to
afford any affiftance vAratever, either diredly or indirectly, to the
cities of Dantzic and Colberg, nor to the troops of any power at
war with France or her allies.
Art 5. No troops belonging to any power at vrar with France,
to land at Stralfund, in Pomerania, or in the IRe of Rugen, as long
as this arrniftice remains In force. Should, however, in purfuanes
of fuperior orders of which his Excel!ency is at preterit ignorant.
the like troops be landed in Stralfund, in this cafe his Excellency
engages, that no hoftilities fhall be committed by them againft the
French armies, during the coutirluance of this armitlice.
Art. 6. No hoftilities Iball be recommenced between the two
armies before the expiration or ten days, after notice (hall have
been given, that the arruiftice is at an end.
Art. 7. All pirfens belonging to the military of either army,
who may be taken prifoners after the date of this armiftice, fball be
mutually liberated.
Schlatkow, the ath April 1807, at 8 o'clock at Light.

The 2d Battalion of the soth, commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel SrrwaßT, is on the march
through Snffex to he embarked for Ireland, whither
the zd Battalion of the pa, commanded by Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Cam PB F LI., are alfo going.
The zd Battalion of the 34th, commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel PARKER, and the zd Battalion of
the Pompadours, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
KRATIN::, have been difembarked at the Ifle of
Wight till the Indiamen come roan•' for them.—
Large draft* and reinforcements for the 3oth, 591 h,
70,12 d, and all the regiments at the Cape of Good
Hope, accompany them.
Recruits will fpeedily be fent out to the 38th, 4oth,
871 h, 88th, and 95th regiments, to South America.
One half of the Royal Horfe Guards, Blue, are at
Reading, under the gallant and experienced Lieute-
nant Colonel &Lay.

It is Paid that Minitlers have dircovered that a

treatonable covrefpondenee has been carried on by
Come cf the emigrants relident in England, and that
one or two of them, perfons of rank, have been or•
dered to quit the kingdom.

NEW. PARLIAMENT'.

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MEMBERS ELECTED.
ARDMDEI —Sir Arthur Pigott ; Colonel Wilder.
/-I ea Troxn— The Honourable Edward Spencer Cowper; Nichol

fon Calvert, Erg.
WALLINGFORD —W. L. Hughes, R. Benyon, Efqrs.
I ILWESI 1 homas Kemp ; Henry Shelley, Efqrs.
WARWICK—The Right Hon. Lord Brooke ; C. Mills, Efq.
ST ET NING—R. Hurft, of north= Park, J. M. Lloyd, of Lancing,

Efqrs.
WOODSTOCK—Sir H. W. Daniwood ; Hon. W. Eden.
G colic errs a CITY—CoI. Howard • Capt. Morris.
WINDS° ft.E. DelbrOW, R. Ramfbttont, Efqrs.
DERBY—E. Coke, W. Cavendi(h, Efqrs.
No ale ic II CIT ir—J.Pattefon, Wm. Smith, Efqrs.
Svocx so to GE—J. F. Barham, Efq. ; General Porter.
AKIN GOOK —G. Knapp, Efq