Star.
London, England, 1807-05-18 00:00:00

'FUR ERS.

TO CO ETON SPINW.RS AND CO IT;)14 M.INLIFAC-

WEAR FIELD COTTON MANUFAC FC•It Y, I XETER.
•TO BE DIsPOSF.D OF BY ritlV ATE CON rRAC F,

For the re -rainit,r of a Term of Four !=cnre. and :gine:Ten Years,
deterniiiishlc on the: deaths of two good Lives. aged refpttßively
about 27 and ty *ears. and for a concurrent Term of 4 z Years,
abfolute, which commenced from the t 2th of St ptein'ler, [793,
held by Leare from the Mayor and Chamber of Exeter, under
the yearly Conventionary Rent of 2cl.
A CAL'! L, EX r F.WIVE. and COMPLETE
L A COTTON MI i.l. and MANUFACI ORY, with the MAI
Gear, Tackle Min. Yard, Ontlionfec Buildings. and Apprte-
nwices latlon2ing thereto, well worth the attention of (4w:l 71/4 la-
nufaclurers. having been en.ar.l on the belt conil rmnioti I, in
coy {lee repair anal order, and fir nated in the immeili;oe
of the City of Exeter (el the River Fie which affords a powsrfid
Stream to drive the Machinery, and inc Wear that diverts the
Water for that purpore is kept in repair at the Lid Mayor and
.Chanther's expence.—The Colman can be extended to at large
i a kale as may be wißted.
The Mill is built of brick and (tone, and confins of a centre
Building and two Wings ; the centre contains four Flours for Ma-
chinery, and an Attie Story ufed as a Reeling and Remo,
1 One of the Wings coNprifcs a Counting houfe, Warehoufc. and
I other neeeffary Oifices, and the other forms a fuhßantial at.il tax-
gam Dwelling houfe, hitherto ufed as the reSdence of the aaice
Partner in the Concern.

In front of the Mill is a Plot of Land tired as a Bleact:irg
Ground, and adjoining to the Dwelling-houfe is a good Garde..
Behind the Manufactory is a Yard, round which are Fourteen
Cottages, with (mall Gardens, ercded for the accommodation of
the itiperintentlants and Workmen employed in the Mill; and
adjoining the Yards are feveral Lofts and uther Buildings.
At one end of the Plot in front of the Mill is a good Bleaching
Houle, with all the neceffary Machinery and Chymical Appara-
tus for the bleaching and Sniffling of Callicoes, Twilt, and Hufe,
and silo a Drying Houle, Stove, and Trim Shop.

Alto to be Dtfpnted of,
All the Machinery anti Uttnfilm of Trade in the faid Mill, which
arc in corn. kte repair and condition, and made upon the bat and
neweit principle, cnmprifing 31 Water Ts. Spinning Frames,
each Frame containing S. Spindles ; two Mules, each containing
s; Spindles ;3t Carding Engines. Drawing and Roving Frances,
Reels, Ste. with every "titer Article neceflary for the preparing
and (pinning of Cotton Twift and Weft, and for completely car-
rying on the Spinnieg ettilnefs in all its Branches.
Alto, Four Carding Engines, three Roving Billies, and Sxteen
Spinning Jennies toe Weft, tat Looms for the Manufaduring of
Catlicocs of different dcfcriptions, and 41 plain and giiger Stock-
ing Frames.
This Manufadnry port&lfcs numerous local advantages, and is
the only Cotton Mill in the Writ of England.
A ready tole for Callients and Hate may always be found in the
Neighbourhood. The price of labour is confiderably lets than that
paid in the North of England, and any number of work people
may be procured at a very iltort notice.
For further particulars apply to Metres. Creenstray. Min, and
Need, Exessr, , or Melte.. Peter Bertha and Sons, Merchants,
Flufbin %mac. Lousione—lactcr) May 1.4, a 07..

GENTLEMrtf.
•THE warier and unaltered expreffinns ref confidence
-I- with which I have been received on my canvals in e►ery part
of our enlightened and independent Comity, have fati.fiCtorily
proved to me that all atterotts to diftrad your minds from the
confideration of your rights. and the heft means of proerviog
them, have failed. lam molt truly grateful to you for the kind
fupport with which I am honoured, and which I afcribe fairly to
your approbation of the principles upon which I have aded.
In the while course of the many years that I have been I❑ yo*
frrvice, it will not be imputed to roe, that I ever received or courted
a perfonal gratification at the hands of power. Do ply sod per-
manently conneded with the County, my firit and fol.: olsjott has
been to promote its welfare, for I can have no into-eft equal to
the maintenance of our common profperity. It mutt be •he great
oljed of the County in which the Metropolis of the Fatipire is
placed, to chute a Reprefentative that (hall he a foldout, vigilant,
and zealous guardian of the privit yes of the people, that the
[yam from which we have derived all our advantages may not
be impaired, and that the blefli,,gs which we Lave derived from
our ancaltors may he traillnitted to our poiterity ro he con-
lidered by you as a fit perfon to he chofen for this emit:cut mat.
is the only honour to which I ofpire. It is my pride, that is every
one which I have given as your itcyrefentative I have been ado-
ated folly by the duty which I owed to you ; acid I can, from
the bottom •f my heart, promife you. that no temptation Gull
make nit forego thl, confutation which this fteliog will give me in
the hour of my death

Gentlemen. though the affuranees which I have received make
me certain of the iflue of the contra lu which I am engaged, yet,
preluine to fay, Qat it is important to the peace of the County,
that i Mould he honoured with your early appearance at the
Hulling. on Monday next
I am, with fentiments of.fincere gratitude, GZNTLEMLH,
Your molt faithful fe►vant,
St. Ismes's-Iquare, May rs• G.
CARRIAG will he provided at the undvrittentimed Places
on Monday moming next, and every fucceeding Morning during
the Fleeli on, viz:—

Ntar the White Mere, Poplar.
Near the Britannia, Limehoufe.
Near the Anchor and Hope, New Crane, Wapping.
Near the Geo ge frn, Back-htne, St. Georges ire the Eaft.
At the Court :-.oufe,Othorne-rtrect, Whitechapti.
At Rethnal Green.
Near the Mermaid, Hackney. •
In I ore-Rrect, Spica!fickle.
Tower•Hili.
Near Shoreditch Church
Ne .r Sr. Luke,. Horpital, City road.
At Oct nreen.
At the Adam and Eve, New mad, Tottenham court.
At Ifi.ngton
At the North Lod of New Bchlgelreet, Bbekfriars
At Sto:.:y's 0.114 Coffee boufe, Great Gmrge Street, Wedmin •
er.

At Knig'nfbridge near Sloane-greet
Near Ibbetloy's lintrl, In Verc-Itrett, Oxford•ftreet.
N •ar the Hell and Crawl, Inn, in Holborn.
In Piccadilly, near James. Church
An at Mr. Hynes Knife, in St Jameerfquare.

A 9 Numerous and Relpeetsble M I'l N t.f
the FREEIIOI.DF.RS of MIDDLESEX heti at the rroe
Msfeits.rairerti. Great Iliac& Brae •
Sr WILLA A `/: UIBBONS, Bart In the Chair;
Re4v d Ilnsoimttaffy,
That his Mijetly havlbg been gratioally licatd to mike s fo-
ltmn Appeal to his Per pie, on a great Conftitatiosial Ct2i•iiion. in-
volving the Seewity of that Ynneitant Eitah!lernent whici it
was the great °hied of the Revolution in tt.BB to maintain and
perpetuate, it becomt a. at fat+ a time eipecially. th- o onion of
this Meeting. the bounden Mayor all the F.le.ftora of di, United
K ittstinni to morn fuck Members to Parliament as m ty he tqcn.
filed on for a Srm refillance to all innovation on our invaluable
Conftittitinti in Church and State.

Refolved Unaitio,,,tlly, That deeply impreffed with fend-
totems this Meeting think it their duty to declare, Oast th-.), con-
fider CtiklSl(.l.lll:k BA VN Ei, Bat. a fit a, d proper perfol to
repreftnt the County of Middltlex in Parliament; that Gentleman
being recommended, nut only by his perfect Indliendence and
great Rapecialtilny, and by ilia activity and ufetuitias as a Ma-
giltrate of this his Native County, hut more tip; daily by Lis
known Loyalty to the King, by his firm attachment to the Princi-
ples which placed his Maj,. dy's Family on the Throne and by th
explicit pledge which he has fpontaneoufly and puivicly given to
k, exert his utmoft endeavours to m-intaiu :old uphold our happy
Conititution in Church and Statc, as eltablidied at the glorious •
Revolution "
Refolved Unaninindly, That the Electors affemhled at this
Niro log canlid: r Sir Chrtitopher Bayne. eutitiel to the rhart'ss of
the Comity. for the handfnme manna in whielt he It ts tone for-
' ward at this momertous c:,114, and that they wil!. !ieidtutily and
collectiv,..l?, exert their in.,At llrotu ms endeavours to endure his
eledioa, as a Reprefent Wye of the Cou,ty of Middlef,tx
Refolved Unanintoully, 'That the 14, lulu:loos paired at this
Meeting be inferted in the Public Papers.
WM. GMBON 3, Chairman
The Thanks of the Meeting w:re uttanimuully voted to the
j ChArrnan.

:H1; CO A.'s; 1 !ALES for conilitaing
the Ekc-
tion of Sir CHIWiTOPriF.R. B.11:NliS, will meet at the
following Plans, viz .
The It. Arrni, Wellectire•fq:nrc; M !Tr... Hunt .r and
3, Ch.ithAtc-row, ; aud Nu 13,
I..inculli's•lnn Old Sql-tre.
At wl.lch Pine!' as Communication,: c &tared to prom te
Chriftopkr Llayilee'v Succefs, will be m ,ct tharkf.i'ly recAved,
an.l where allneekrary informition will ftc gin
Carriages will he provhle.l at the uodeimi:i:tiored Place+ on
Monday morning next, and every fucccediu,; m.rui 14, At Seven
o'Clock, during the Election, viz :
St. James's Church, Piccadilly.
Paiithi on, Oxford ftreet.
Opp7)fre Chancery lane, hillhorn
St eternities Church-yard. Welt Side of Temple Gat
Palace-yard,
Clerkinwi.:l Green.
Iflingtun Green.
Moorfields.
liiihlpfgue Church.
Shoreilitili Church.
Whitechapcl.
Shad well Church
Lit th: Tower hill.

Applications tor Carriages mly be mac Po ?kir. fklling7ll:ii,
Blue Boar, ‘Vhitechapel ; or, to Mr. Anthrore Humphreys, liar-
ptr area Urd Ugh- !are.

TO "I'HL GEN 11.:1.. it v,ci.Fßoy, AND FM 11-1

COUNTY N11131.)1.E6i..X.
Cax-rt.rmrst.
HAV.NC; ha 1 d'e high H-tvitir of icing nomi-
natco. :hi- d.iy, at a very nivntreto. Meting
of the Fr, elioiders of this Coot ty, a< a tic a:id proper Perron to
he your i eprae.,t rive in Parliament. with jvcr•afc,l
I requeft your Suffrages in my behalf. Tile ve: y ittcring recep
tint with which city hunnbh: pre:enrolls have Neu ice: ived by
foch a Meeting. ail.): ds th'a mat plealing confirm...li )r. of the Nopes
I hail previ. fly entzrtaiaed, that like grounds on which I ven-
tured to offer inyfelf to 'nor notice as a Candidate, would be
honoured with clot decided ap2ruhation of the Comity at larg
In full reliance therefore on your favour and fupport, I beg Inv.:
to repeat my arfurance, that Mould I he honoured by your civic:,
will evert my utmoft endeavours to Maitirlill and uphold oar
happy Conftitution in Church and State, as ettabliAbed at ti
glorious Rtvolution.-1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen.
Y. ur molt obedient, faithful, humble,Servant,
Haicteld Place, May ts, iBO7. CHRISTOPHER ISAYNiii•

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the INDEPENDENI' ELEC FORS of WitSTMINSTER.
Gticri.•mcN.
lI'LLDGE trisfelf to you, that I have not joined.
nor sviii I join either t.f the Candi !ates. 1 trait you will reledt
• any Men who may ena:efce; every Candidate ought to Rand
alone—it is ablilutetV ucecflary to the Freedom of Electico. I Awe
only to Lintiat . • h it your zeal and ,x,'rtictis may be narcotic ted—
and that you will ;!ive no cr. dit to the malicious rtparts now in
eh-et:titian. I confide in that candour oil liberality which didin.
guifb yon, and am fati.red, that you wilt not (offer yourfelves to
be inipofed upon, by reprellntations originatitii; in malevolence,
and unfirtiported by truth.
1 have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
With much eitiiiiste and relied.
Your ever obliged a:.l taitht ul fereant,
COCHRANE.
ITO THE. GE NTLEM,F.N; CLERGY, YP.ONIANRY, and
FREEHOLDERS OF THE LOIN 1 Y OF %%ILI S.
GINTLISMSN,
ACCEPT our warmer} and moll grateful Thanks
for. the diftinguithed honour you have again conferred
On us by unanimouily eledlitig us to he yoor Repref, 'natives
in the enrol:4 Parliament, and permit its to allure you, that
the molt ardent zeal in fupport of our King and Continuum,
in Chords and State, and an unremitting attontinn to the local
interefts of our County, fhall be the cotiftant line of our Paella
r'entary condua, and evince the gratitude with which we have
the honour to fubfcribe ourfelves,
Gentlemen,
Your moil obliged, and molt devoted humid.. Servants,
H. P. WYNDHAM.
RICHARD LONG.
To the GENTLEMEN, CI.EROY, and FREEHOLDERS, for
the COUNTY a SUSSEX, in and about LONDON:
MHE FREEHOLDERS in the Inteteli •of
-1 Colonel SERGISON, are earneftlyrequelled to meet at the
Solna Coffee llonfe. in Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet fired., on 'lti,flay
itv,ning, at Seven o'Clocli, and any information that can be given
to promote the return of Colonel SEILC,3ON, will be tbankftdl;
received by Mr. Henry Ileatheote, Bouverie.ftreet.—May tg.
The Poll at its dole on Saturday was, lot -
Colonel SeRGISO 1t69
1V:1'. WYNDHAM - 199
Mr FOLLER - lins

SUSSI X.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, ROY. AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSI X.

CENTLSMEN.
I TAKE the earlieft opportunity of returning you
my molt fintere Thanks fur your having fo warmly i realti
yourfelve in my bet-alf in the prcfent ennteft, and eanielily re-
sins-ft an early attendance at the Poll of fuch Frecholaers as intend
to honour me with their fupport, not dmining lout a continuance
of the fame exertions in my favour will ft cure my Llection.
I have the honour to be, Gentkmen,
With the greaten rtfpat,
Your obedient and faithful fervant,
Lewes, May i 6, 1807. J. KILLER.
sTA I E of the POLL, Saturday, May t 6, 1837 :
_ _

Mr. WYNDHAM •
Mr.StRGIDON

• .
1979 I For Mr. FuLLEit
1c69

1 ICS

'TO THE GENTLEMI

I, CLERUY AN!)

W.RS OF THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN.

G n t cestkm,
1 HE very flatteTing entrances of foppnrt I have
tee ived fr mi the different parts of the County induced me
to tome forward this day, at the County Court, had for the el..e
fion of two Members to reprefent this very large and populous
County in Parliament ; and from the favourable reecp• ion I have
waived, I take the liberty of alluring you it is my determination
to perfevere in a general poll of the tree! otders of the Couoty ;
and therefore I beg to solicit the favour of y...ur votes and inn:cells,
and if I Mould be fn fortunate as to be placed in the honourable
fituation of one of your Reprefentatives in Parliament, I lief to af-
fure you that in all earls I [hall- never be found wanting in 4q•ahy
to the King, and zealous attachment to the Coultitutiou, both in
Church and State.

I have the honour to be Gentlemen,
Your molt faithful and obedient Servant,
Liocotn,May Ir. CHAS. A. PELHAM.

AT INVL.tNESS, APRIL 30, 18.7,

IN A OFNERAL MEETING OF THE COM,IISSIONERS
OF SUPPLY. AND JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, OF
HE ‘oUNTY OF INVERRESS,
The Honourable ARCHIBALD FRASER, of Lost, in the
Chair;

IT was moved by the Prefer, fec6nded by Colonel
ALEXANDER MACDONELL, of Glengarry, and agreed to by
the Meeting that an humble Ad.:refs fhould he preteot to the
KING. ex,mellive of the grateful renie this Countey entertains of
hi- Nli•jetty's itriking prom of an invincible adherence to the I,e-
-nuine o' the, Britira Conftitutian; and an Addrefr hav•
accordingay been approved of by the Meeting, it was rocum-
suendcd to the 1-refer to tranfinit the fame to CUARLEI GRANT,
Ifq. It‘prefetr...tive fur the County; to be by him pra:coted to the
King.
'lllo...after the Convener ftated,that there had been tranfmitted
to l.im by the Prefes of a General Meeting held at Aberdeei, the
20th 0! March Lit, a Copy of the Proceedi: gs of raid Mortiig,
rrlative to the. intended I lan for Improving the Mode of adnoni
(tering Juitice in the Court of Siam, &c. And a- thipfonjedis
a matter of national importance he droned it his duty to LI thr
niiiiitt, s and the !leads of a Dia relimire to that (object bethr.
this Meiling. The Meeting havihg taken the above :natter uodei
their coolukrati,iii, :arc of opinion, that the prefiht Conaititiott
of the Supreme Civil Court of Scotland is not ealcniated to IVC
tile difpatch required iti the Adminittration lbriay of.
jultiec in the Supreme ('nu. t, has beans a fubject of finial -hint fai
a great lef,;th of time in all parts of Scoehol. The Nice-dog
Ilie: tinea approve of the intention of the i egiflat ore in taking
tneafores for removing the inccuvruieneia WhiCll Live /ken fait,
and are of °Onion. that a e:ivilluti of the Lou, t iota Chan:bets laid.
have the OR ct of bringing about amore fpreily Iclt.ci:udratiun of
Janice than has hit:. rto hcen ex,iericticed. And they are p. r
fati•fied th..t ti,c rdloration ci Trial ty :pry in C:vi,
would greatly timplify the builiels before the Cmaii.uf
. ti, Ilion, tend to ell), di:ious decillot s, arid remove the eliffisulties
•ss inch co:,ftantiy attend the bleinii.:g tit law and tact is q tief-
ti 'Ms Whit:ll cattle b. tore the Cmiit. I hey c g (lois
!Mods t. approve of any Lill ..vlich requirt s unaniiiii.y in cake 01
Trial by Jut y. And therefore. they trult that the ulage of Seim
laad touching this material iniat iu Tri Is lay Jury Mall not be
altered. however, wilt it t uodedlu al, that as fir -
partiality ought to bG combined with the di:rate:l ut hufi a Jt,
tie, ought to be ehdfen ia that manner which i• Ixlt ralcuiatio ro
f core ithaartiality I tact.. fore that the piivileges known in the
piact ce no jury Trials i.h Lnelaud frill take place in Jury 1 rials
lii Scotland ARCH I.usat, Prates.
Iroin tbc. u.iginat Nl:nutc..l, by
I.O%'KEIAkt KINI.O2H, Clerk.

I,':)AL;G v

COP 104 A MAY 5. —TWO thnufaml bembs had
b:C11 ti,r••n I to 1).0o 4iC, All fie 2501 111 t. The
.111.'11 i .e.l 25,-;oo men, but provitions
rat nom Fi um pii.m *k e hear tha: f ,111:2 111044nd
h1.4);41), had been 141144 to at AS..i.tit 0-e CllCllly.
at Dantziz.
~F TII rLBE, MAY B.—Wit!ihi thefe few
days about 2DCO French troops had filed through
liarnbor;;ll for PGmerania, and othcis Are how ly ex
vited to p ifs thr0u.,..111 for the lati.e th.:llination._
Some tl,cy are t b-:fiege Colherg ; others deem
r.eir deitiitati.•n to be ditceled agait.:t S:rallond, be
I e which ilace the (perAtions will, by every at-
c..unt, he tp,edly renewed, the Ki!-g of Sweden
harm, t,tuled to tatify the arminice. Binne Hi!!
remains at Ilatoburgl;, tier at S,seriii. Thc
former is h .ve the command of tl,e Dosch and,
f I er,th p nolo, bCrOIC Str Aliund. fb. p ot,r it I Orin; e
Li ?CI- 4 n •tv neatly as lunch drained
d Cil44lliLll a. 111 At t•i. Mecklettbutgh, is t•Neted

to furnith for the Ft each zooiocio cwt. of hay, 39,0c0
cwt.cl ; 35,000 di!, it Of OAtb, 15,000 C ‘s, I. °file,
and 6c.00 of wheat. The whole country dos nett
irci to much. Magdeburgh is, by a new requifi-
ii, n. to tumid' 28,000 pair of times ; and the New
Mark of BrAsitietiburgh 300.000 buthels of oats. The
revolt of the Chriltians in &AMA has produced the
lbed effals. Czerney George has fupported them,
taken the Tnrkifh cattle of Zoinick, and i. threaten-
ing Bohlia Sarai, the capital of 13ofnia All the
Greek and Chtiflian inhabitants have joined him,
All the private levers from Vienna cony: in Hating,
that a rupture with France is regarded as unavoid-
able. Formidable trains of artillery have been fent
off to Bohemia, Griritia, and Lin. We are in hourly
expedation of thk -dews of
,a general and pitched.
:sattle in Proflia. The fituation of the reflieftive ar-
mies, by the latell accounts, was fuch as rendered
that. event Almon a matter of certainty. The Pruflian
Prime Minilter, Count Hardenberg, enjoys at pre-
tent the highell favour, both of his own Sovereign
and the Emperor Alexander. The latter has lately
been in elute conference with this able ltatelinan for
hoots together. General Michelfun "defeated the
Ttrikith garrifern of Gitugewa.un the •14. th inftant,
with the lots of 2000 wen killed, after an obflinoc
action, which laded nearly eight hours. Since:*
latter end of April, t 5.000 French troops have.prifted
I through Hanover, to jnin- the Grand Arthi: ' 1t is
(mentioned in letters from Vienna, of the ad infitinf, •
that-111e Englifb have taken polteffiiin of Cyprus; Qn
the 3oth of April, Major General Cour.t Von Bern.
fluff, rungeti brother of the Danillt Prime Minifler,
was am:fled at Harpberrgh by Come French 'gene
d'armes, by order of Mactlill,Brtine;-but .Ific.rnas de-
tained only till he was informed or toe eat& of this •
intuit, which was his haring negleled to pall off his
bat to the Mail thaT, as the latter was psfling through
the ladies walk to his head quarters. It is reported
that Count Berniloffhas fent hiM a fpirited challenge.
The Dana tuops in Holflein and Slefwick have
again received orders to advance to the frontiers.
PRIVAIE LETTER--BANKS OF THE ELBE, MAY s.

" Yelierday a tingular occurrence took place in
Hamburgh —Count Bernfloff (brother of the Danifb
Prime hlit,iller) was walkingon the Jungfratt fteig, not
in his regimentals, but with a military hat, whilkers,
:old a mien and catriag: fufficiently denoti•ig the of-
ficer. He met Mat Thal Brtoie on bin kback, with his
fuite ; and Brune being well mounted, the Comat
inrned round to lock at the honk, but without taking
off his hat to the rider. Thi', it feems, has on for-
mer occations been denounced by the gent d'armet as
an aa derogatory to the honour of one of the twelve
lutper ial Martha's ; and, (4, a fudden, two gear d'armes
rulhed upon Count Berntioff, and, with great rude
net's, atked who he was? With equal blontnefs the
Cowft anfwered, A Danilh Officer.' Whether he
word: Cfficier Danois were mifunderflood or not (it
has been find laid, the Count was underllood to fay
Udet de la loix), the Martha' cried out,' Arra him!'
One of the gent d'armes collared the Count, and. the
Martha' riding tip again, alked him who he was ?
I am Count Bern:loft; brother to the Miniller of
State,' replied the Arrete.—i I beg your pardon 'laid
the Martha!, and pulled off his hat. The pardon,'
however, did not return the falutatinn, hut inflantly
turning upon his heel walked on. The affair has been
reported to the Hereditary Prince. The Count is a
man of high fpirit as well as honour, and there is no
doubt will demand every fatibfaetion which military
etiquette permits : but, it 'is apprehended, that not
being in his uniform at the time (c.lntrary to the ge-
neral orders given to the Danifh officers) he will be
deprived of the means of taking the only adequate
la!isfa4lion. It is alto laid, that before the Martha'
rode up, the Count was asked why he had not fainted
the Martina; and that the Count replied, lam an
independent man, and have no obligation to do it.'
MAY 6.—" The anecdote I related of the French
Martha' and the arnith Count, has had the iffue 1
foretold. The Prince ltnyal was of opiLion that the
Count having appeared with the genet al air of a mi
litar y man (having whilkers), uithout the Dania;
ut.if )rm, the affront cannot be redo eked, it being oc-
casioned by the irregularity and informality of the
Count, in appearing publiciy in dithabille.
" Oimr of the Hamburg!' P.ipers was put down
'ail week, for d.iriag to alTert that the King of Swe-
den had r retified the armiltice.

•• P. S. It is Grid that when the K;hg c.f. Sweden
received the inieltigence of the unfortunate atmillice,
!it: was hi affatcd, that he rttired into his cabinet,
and did not (peal• 10 any one for fevtrai hours.
" Current report fays, that the S:attS of Sweden
hart: tiprelred a define for peace; and that the mea•
lures the King is &limns to take ate much (hackled
'an., impeded by the opp•rlition he mecta svith from
the Nobles.

" May 9.—Concerring the King of Sweden, our
Luca info:ll.4o,m in tuore'lavourable. The aimittice
in Pomera..i, to be kept, through policy. But at
thefarne time, there b.:s been no public ratification
knoun, unlels, indeed, the publication of the
arti..les in Swedifh, under the eyes of the King at
ill,,liuoe, be a tacit ratification.

" Be this at k may, the dirpolition of the Kirg is
tinch,olgtd. Far fr in making peace with France,
lie is actually aiding Pridria with velrels and in eve' y
way :eft him The ancient enini'y between the!e
powers is ftrgotten, and the two Monarchs are le-
folvedto make dicks a comm on

" There are at prifent at Hamburg!' 36c0 men ;
in Ntt thal Brune is about to take up his stridence
in a c..iint: y hnuce.

The Cabinet of Viet.na ftill avoids declaring
itfell. How ltirg will this (late continue--
. .

- For ever -;111 the brick of twin,. born I
" o•fer anecd.ites which I have heard,
(hot I cannot repmt with certainty) is one refpeaing
S Lill, whole volunteers have alre.tdy done fo much
it, l'rutli to Pomerania, to annoy the rear of the ene-
my, aid who is now Crptain of Cavalry. Several of
his and even ofti6ess, have been (hot as rob•
:Jets bandi• 6.4 the French. On this.beiits made
sw;wit to Schtil, he caufed 14 officers, whom he had
made pi ir.'ner4, to, be brought before the ranks ; and
declaring the Lt.( but impe, ious neceffity of it-event-
ing the muider of ltis own brave eninpaitiAls by
making ordered two of the Officeis to he
in'tantly (hot, and then 'cleated two other will'.
ners, with dircetions to inform the French, that all
the prifonels in his power would be anfwetable for
the lives GE his compai:ions in arms, who were 411
101dierg, and entitled to the treatn.tti‘ ut Icl-tiers as
well 45 iiny idthe antics.'t •

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