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London, England, 1807-05-16 00:00:00

SATURDAY, MAY t 6.

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French Papers to the Bth infiant, and three Mails
from Tonningen arrived lag night.
The French Offi:ial Paper contains the Addrefs of
the Senate to BONAPAATE, on his meffage relating to
the confcription. It is of the Ramp and quality that
!Itch addr (fres generally are. The Senate re echo the
words of the meffage, and praife the moderation of
their Mailer, which is the fame at Berlin as in the
palace of the Thuilleries, and at Eylau as in the
capital of FREDERICK the Great. They anticipate
the total rout and deft:al:on of the Ruffians, by one
of thole grand manoeuvres which BONAPARTY alone
is capable of conceiving and executing, and fpeculate
upon the conqueft of Ruffian Poland, as fcon as the
weather (hall allow the French trocps to be put in
motizn. This Adchefs is by no means In pacific as
the Bulletins of the Grand Army, which we gave
yeflerc!ay.
The other Journals, though not in an official shape,
prefent Come interefling information refpating the
Allied and the French army. The preparations of
both for the approaching contcll are much of the
fame call and charaler. The main armies of each
party ate laid to be divided into three principal corps
Thofe of the Allies are to be refpalively commanded
by the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY,
and the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE, counfelled and
al:filled by Generals BENNIGSEN, RUCHEL, BLUCHER,
and others who have diftingnifhed themfelves during
the campaign. Both armies, it is faid, only wait
the return of fay.iurable weather to re-commence
holtilities. The prupofitions of BONAPARTE to the
Courts of Ruflia and Prutlia a.e Rated to have met
with a pofitive reja i n. Intelligence to this effed
had before reached us ; but we did not weft to find
it fo fully con-Ow:rated and confirmed by an admit.
lion in Journals under the controul of NAPOLEON.
We learn by our private letters from the Lower
Elbe, that a great popular clamour has been mired
againti the Biitifh for not fending troops to the affill-
ance of the Allies. When the Swedes had repulfed
the Dutch that were left before S:ralfund, It was there
believed that the Englifh troops were embarked, and
would loon join them. The difatler the Swedes fuf-
taincd afterwards, may account for the readinefs with
which the populace, infiigared, perhaps, by French
emifraries, endeavour to blacken our charafter. The
affair at Conliantinople has alto been converted into
a theme for ccnfure. In ihort, the Bririfh force fhould
only have (hewn itfelf in the Baltic ! Reports of
Negociations for peace, have been as current in the
North As they have beep in London. It was even
reported, that the Emperor of Ruffia bad been at
NaroLa ow's bead quitters, and that the two Mo.

narchs had a conference whichilaned two hours ; but
the rumour reds on no authority whatever.

PRIVATE LETTER.

64 LOWER ELEA, MAY 5.—We are here in almoft
entire ignorance of the real courfe of things, fo great
are the pains taken' to conceal every thing ibat can
give umbrage to our plefent mailers. We do not
even know, for inftance, whether the King.ef Swe•
den has approved of the Armiaice of not. We have ,
indeed accounts from many quarters that he has note
and that General Von Ellin Is difgraced.
•4 Since Saturday we have had advice: from
Leipzic and Vienna by private letters, that the
combined Engla and Ruffian fquadrons have re-
) patted the Dardanelles, and Come lettdrs even add,
that Peace is figned between Ruffia and England,
and Turkey ; and this was even inferted in the "'Mona
Gazette and the Mercury of yeaerday ; you will fee,
however, by the letters from Berlin, &c. very dif-
ferent accounts.

" We have alto private advises, that the Au(lrian
Court has refuted a farther paffage through IRria to
the French troops intended for Dalmatia, in confe-
quence of very puffing remonftrances from Ruffia.
Many reports are fpread, which wuuld Teem to indi-
cate an approaching rupture between France and
Außria. That 35,000 men from the army collated
in 'aria, &c. as was fuppofed for the purpofe of pene-
trating into Turkey, are coming by f.rced marches
to Germany, is a remarkable circumftance, and gives
rife to many conjatures.

" A paper of the Empire, received here on Satur-
day, affirms, that Bonaparte has removed his quarters
from Finkenaein to Canitz, ten German miles on this
fide of the Viaula.

" The kt letters from Berlin bring no advice
about Bonaparte or his head quarters. The long
inaetivity in Poland is need by we-informed pet-
lons to proceed from two caufes ; fir 11, the badnefs of
the weather and of the roads, the know I) ing only
three or four weeks ago fix feet deep in the neigh-
bourhood of Dantzic ; fecondly, as intelligent per.
tons juft returned from Leipzic have related, on the
authority of wounded French Officers there, the lois
of the French,-in men, has been enormous which
makes Bonaparte unwilling to begin ofienfive opera-
tions as yet. He has, however. fortified himfelf fo
flrongly, that it would 'be very dangerous for the
Ruffians to attack him. The want of provi(ions in
the French army is, however, fa great, that iris fup.
poled the Ruffians hope that they will fhortly be
obliged to retire of themfelves, and at leaf's that they
will not venture to advance while Graudentz, Dant-
zic, and Colberg hold out."
ANOTHER PRIVATE LETTER.
gg HAMISUIRGH, Max 05.—Our papers, in want of
any thing better, are filled with long reports of in
figntficant aCtions, and of letters from Contlantinorle,
reprefenting the formidable preparations making by
the Turks, and of the lots fullained by the Engin in
repaffing the Dardanelles ; a (hip of the line is (hated
to have funk on the 4th, off Penedos. Sixty theufand
men, it is laid, are lately art ived from Alia, and be-
fore the end of May, 200,000 Eden will be :rambled
on the Danube.
" All commerce being flapped, ft om the Entine
by the Ruffians, and from the Mediterranean by the
Englifh, the want of provifions began already to be
felt in Contlantinople.
Letters from Vienna, of the zed Apia, contain no
thing particular, but that the F uflians have aban-
doned the liege of Giungewo, after an unfucceisful
affault, and that the Servians have not only coPeCted
their whole force, but have fommoned all men cape
ble of bearing atms, from twenty to forty years of
age, married as well as unmarried, to 3ppear when
i called upon."

FROM THE HUSUM MAILS.
VIENNA, APRIL 29.
Yetlerday arrived a Royal Pruflian Courier fro-zo
the Rotllan head quarters at Bartenftein, fix and a
half German miles from Koningflnrg, who Rated,
that no important movements, nor any action, have
lately taken place in Poland, on account of the extreme
heavinels of the roads.—Hamburg/ Correlp. May 9.
Our Court Gazette contains use following article
from Turkey :
" After the return of the Engliffi fl2et from Con flantinople, it
was reinforced off Tenedos by a numerous Ruffian fleet under the i
command of Admiral Slniavln, which blockades the ftreight of Con-
Rantinopir. An attempt made by the Ruffians to take the eagle
of Tenedos by dank, failed of fuecefs. 1111
" On the 24th of March the janizaries received, as ufual, three
months pay, and on the 3oth March the Grand Vizier proceeded
with Mabomet's holy ftandard to the camp which is to be formed
near Adrianople.
" He flopped till the tft of April at Daud, and received the fare-
well compliments of the Foreign Ministers. Muffs., Pacha of
Salonichi, is appointed Cairnacan during the Vizier's abfence , and
was clothed on the icth of March with the caltomary robe of
honour.
" On the t 6th of March the new Captain Paths returned with
his fquadron from the Sea of Marmora ; difembarked the crews at
Gallipoli, and caft anchor off the Summer Palace. Bzfchiktalck
The Sublime Porte has appointed Prince Alexander Hagler!'
Hofpoder of Moldavia, inftead of Prince Callimachi. The young
Prince Alexander Suzzo 411 owed him in his office of Interpreter
to the Porte.
Czerny George has taken poffeffion of the Raja of Zwornik,
blockades the rowels on the rock of that name, and threatens St-
reik), the capital of Bolide.
Tifchlebi Aga, Seyrnan Balch', diftinguifhed for bis activity
in magas the populace at Conftentinople, particularly In Pifa, is
named Governor of the forts and troops on the European fide of
the Canal, with the rank of Pacha of Three Tails ; and on the
Afiatic fide, Bekir Paths, Beglerbeg of Keutahji, and under bim
Ciarkagdi, All Puha, late Alan of Magncfia, and Kara Orman
Oglu of Smyrna, which city is liaewife threatened by the Ruffians.
" The Turks Rill continue to ftrengthen the Dardanelles As
loon as they are completed neutral veffels will again be permitted
to enti the Channel, the Sea of Marmon, and the Black Sea.
" The Rate of affairs in Moldavia and Wallachia has not expe-
rienced any change. General Micheifon has taken up a more
concentrated pofition, and in two forties made by the garriron
lfmael and Guirgewo, the Turks have been repulfed with confider'
able las.'
The exportation of all forts of provifions from the

Aigiriaa dominions is prohibiteci.--Wassbargh Corrd.
1111478;have this moment received intelligence by way
of Copenhar n. that the King of Sweden has not
ratified the celretion of arms concluded between Ge-
neral 17,!'n Effen and Marfkal Monier, that Von Efren
is difgraced, and that 15,000 more Swedifh troops
will be embarked for StrAlfund. By a veal they
have received the news at Copenhagen that Dantsic
has been taken by [torn), which is certainly without
, foundation.

COPENHAGEN, MAY s.
The mafter of a veal, which left Dantzic on the
24th of laft month, and arrived here the day before
yefterday, Rates, that the bombardment of D•int zic
is carried on with great vigour. A corps, of 4.00
French troops bas taken pofreffion of Swinemunde.
According to the moft recent accounts fromDant.
zic, that place was not taken on the t a of this month,
General Kalkreuth has pofitively declared, that he
will not furtender that fortrets on any condition
whatever ; but it is laid, that the want of provifions
will probably accelerate its reduaion.
Letters from Koningfberg advife, that the direc-
tors and clerks of the Royal Pruffian Bank are re-
turned thither horn Memel.—Hambrargh CorrePonel.
May 9.
According to letters from Konnin gfberg, the Prince
of Benevento is laid to have had a conference with
the Emperor of RuClia, not far from l3runfberg ; the
day and place is not mentioned.
The French have taken poffeffion of the iflinds of
Ufedom,and Wallin, in purfuance of the artniftice,
which the King of Sweden has not ratified.
The Swedifb troops in Pomerania receive confider•
able reinforcements. Marshal Mortier was on the
28th April at Stettin, whence a throng body of ttoops
marched to Anclam.
The Swedifh General Engelhrecht is arrived at
Konningtherg, with difpatches from his Swedifh
Majesty.
The Rofilan troops, which have reinforced the
garrifon of Darazig, are commaqed by Prince Sjer-
hallow. Three Englifh Chips of the line are lying
near Dant zic. •
Since the beginning. of March, the Ruffian army
under the order the orders of General Bennigfon, has
been reinforced with 85,000 men.—From the Glen.
hagen Gazette of the sth May.

THORN, APRIL 26.
The nigl,t before tafl, the Perllan Ambaffador ar-
rived here from Warfaw, and yefterday purfued his
journey to the Imperial head quarters.—Hambur,o
Cornyil. May 8.

BRESLAU, MAY 8.

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Camp before Mitre, May a.
This morning, at three o'clock, the Wirtembargh
troops who form the liege of Neiffe, attacked the
blockhoufe, two mills, and the Prince's garden,
which are alt outworks of the fortrefs, with fixed
bayonets, carried them, and took five pieces of can-
non, and rO3 prifoners, among whom are three offi-
cers.-.-Hamb. Gar. May 8.

STUTGARD, APRIL 27.
Official accounts from Silefia, hate the prefect
potation of the Wurtemburg troops, and the events
that have taken place once the loth initant, as fol
low :—the body regiment of light horfe, and the in•
fantry regiment's of Scckendorf and Romig, are at
prefent unconneCted with that corps. The dellina-
tion of the former, appears to be to form a junetion
with the grand army ' • that of the other to be em-
ployed at the liege of Colberg, for which place it has
already marched. The regiment of horfe chaffeurs,
Duke. Louis, and the fecond battalion of foot chaf
feurs, with two pieces of cannon, and abut as many
Bavarian troops, are polled in the vicinity of Glatz,
as an army of obfervation. The tett of the Wur-
temburg troopc, thofe in garrifon in the Silefian for
trellis excepted, befiege Neje. On the 13t4 inllant
in the evening, the befieging artillery had arrived in
the morning, was placed in the batteries, and on the
tfith the bombardment began, with fo much elf:41;
that by the &It difcharge, a der& of ammunition
with 2 officers and to gunners v. ere blown up. A
few hours alto wards leveral houfes were in flatnts,
and as the fi:e was not extinguithed for ten hours,
a number of houfes and fever al buildings were laid
is allies.

Sir JOHN CARR. is about to gratify the public with
an•account of his late Tour through Holland and
along the Rhine, to Mentz and Darmlladt.

Si; T. LIDDELL is fecuring a teat in Parliament at
a fdture vacancy, for the County of Durham, by
Ideating his friends from flatly promifes.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT WAS lo much recovered as
to be take the air yelierday in his carriage
MIDDLESEX M. ETING..--Yeilerday a Isleetinrr of
Sir C. BAYNES' friends was held at the Freemafon's
Tavtrn, when Sir W. GIBBnN took tht Chair, and
propofed the Baronet as a fit perfon to reprerent the
County in Parliament. Several refolutions were
moved by Mr. BOW LES, and carried unanimoufly.
Sir C. BAYNES, in a thort fpeech, thanked the
Freeholders for the honour done him, and was happy
to inform them, that during his canvafs he had met
with fuch ruppott, that he could not ettertain a doubt
of fuccers.

After the thanks of the meeting had been given
to the Chairman, the meeting adj turned. The Free-
holders prefent were numerous and refpeaable.
This morning about half patt fix o'clock the back
part of fume Chambers in the South Well corner of
Lincoln's Inn, which look into Serle-ltreet, fell into
the greet with a great crath. Fortunately, how.
ever, no perfon was palling at the time, and no other
damage was done except block:ag up the greet for
a fhort time. The Chambers were very old and
ruinous, and a fcaffolding had been conttrufted for
repairing them. TI e workmen have been bufily
employed all day in fhering up the adjaccnt cham-
bers, which are in a very hazardous gate.

_ .
Captain Blooms, of the Alexander, from the South
Seas, arrived in the River, Ipoke an American vefrtl,
the CF.,ain of which intormei him that he failed
from the Ifle of France on the roth of January. at
which time there were lying there two frigates, of 44
guns each, and the following prizes, viz. the Mleon,
Fame, two Country (hips, (names unknown) and the
Olive. The, latter was captured in the Red Sea.
The Cyrus, P►wLHAM ; Charlotte, WEST; and the
Perfeverance, STATERS, from London for the South
Seas; the Crefcent, Hopes& ; and the William Fen-
fling, from the South Seas for London, were
off Cape Horn on the i4.th of December la

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MAY 13.
Arrived the HUMBER armed (hip, from a era;zz.
Wind S. W.

PORTSMOUTH. MAY is:

Arrive] the FURY bomb, with a convoy from the
aeons. Sailed the ALERT fchooner,on a cruize.

DE AI., MAY is.
Sailed the Toast:marry gun brig. on a cruise.,
Came down from the River feveral light tranfports,
and remain in the Downs with the reit of the Slip:
as per 'att.—Wind S. W. fine weather.

GMAT/LUND. MAT I.s.—Paffed by the Sophia. Shinneth ; and
the Elianore, Nightingale, from Norway ; Namely, from
Waterford ; Draper, M'Donnell ; Fador, Conway ; Wit.
hams; and Cunningham, Boyle, from Belfalt. Sailed the Queen,
Clements, foe Gibraltar; Fame, Crowds, for Riga; Levant,Stse. -
ton ; and the Ant :aura, Grids, for Tonningen.
ARRIVED.

In Standsate Creek, the Friendthip, Anderfon, from Smyra.
for London—At Cowes, Pocohastes. Howland, from Charkfts,
—At Falmouth, Century, Dale, from Chuteßon At Liverpoci,
Albion, Grdg; and the Peggy, Rowe, from St. Michael's.
In our Yarmouth lettir, in the STAR of Thurfday.
it was Rated that the EXCILL2NT man of war had
got on the Whiting Sand in her way to join the IST,)rtt.
Sea fleet, and received fome damage. It gives as
much pleafure to be able to (late that no fuch aces.
I dent took place. The Exca t.t.Eu 1. has not been from
the Noro,