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AT an AD TOUANED. MEETING of the COM- i
m ti-n: :. ,rie LAWRENCE. TALK, Ban. in the Chair,
It gpreared tn.r. v. • under mentioned Subferirtint.s had been re-
c. 1*,..., in addition to thee puldilhed in the Papers (.1 Int week.
R.tolved, T. That it aprared, from furrhsr Inquiry, that the.
luie f..ftained by thia.frwere calamity is much greater t'.an itwas
flrit calculated -o he, as it amounts to upwards of 7otoci.
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2.. Thar rkeeses dons of tl, is Commi• tee he therefore eontinsten ‘
to promuse Subferiptiosts, by all means in their power.
g ' 'That Subforibers be requetted to ray their Subkriptions to
isiv of the following drinkers: viz McKie. liammerfley and Co.;
Hoare and Co Fket.ftreet ; Hoare. Barnet, and l'o : Down '
ilbortrton. vd ('o Furlter, Lulaboeks, and Cu. ; Glyn and Co.
• ,•14. That the Tha,,lts of this Meeting be given to Sir Lawrence
Palk, for hiseondudt in the Chair.
Earl Fortefeue, I.ord Jo. Cobb, Efq. Z 1 s
Lieut. of thcConnty‘ too o E.Stacey, Elq. I I
1 ord Harrow: y so to H. Stacey, Efq. g T
Clavier. Holm, Ffq. 30 OJ. Torkington, Efq. i 1
Ts &A. roldfmid, h fqrs. to 0 Dr: Thompfon 1 1
J. na Wolff. F fq. so 0 J. Gunflint. Efq. e• .1
Sir Francis Millman. Bt. to to W. P."l aent r, Ertl. t 1
jacoh Wood, Brothcr,and - W Smedley, Ffq. 1 I
W ilfon to to George Sohn', kfq. sq so
stugh Leyeefter, Efq. so so TbornA It aikcs, Efq. io go
j din de Ponthieu, Efq. so cr. Thomas Warre, Efq. . so so
Maior Re., nett 10 so Thomas Bowden, Efq. 10 10
G. N hie yle, Efq to to Wm. Venning. Efq. s 5
I: igl.t Hon. the Matter Sir Brooke Watfun, Bart. 5 s
of the Polls 10 10 Giles Templeman, l'fq 5 5
H. Mcrick Hoare. Efq. so to Edward Simeon, EN. 3 3
H. Hugh Hoare, Ffq. to to Mifa Cooke.. Pile'. lane 5 5
Rev Dr Ireland IC. o John Knill,Efq Gray's Inn t 1
Gollings.:o.l Sharp to to M. and K. 4
'. Ifrount Curzcn 30 to Geo. Bogg, Efq. Dudtors'
kiffhop of Beth and Walt so to Conuricms
ft -sr t Hon. P. P. Carey, Cleo. R alien, Efq. -
NI P, to to Moir. Cox, Merle 8c Pat.
The Attorney General al ö • tefon, Dorchefter Bank to to
E 431 Graver.or at o Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor to so
Mb. Savi.le, Ertl. M. P. it 0 James Arthur. Efq to to
,R. Porton, Ffq. so so Jo. Henry Southeote. Efq 5 0
;14eff. T. liatdel and Co. to to J. Hilton, Efq. Lien ftrect 3 3
i. john Gurney, Lfq. 5 s Meffrs. Sims and Wanfey 1 /
;Dr. Raine 5 5 Mr Richard Oirhoru 1 1
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t'‘)RE.T.V INTELLRiEACE.

WARSAW, MAY 12.

The Grand A,my looms an uninterrupted line of
70 leagues, from Braubiberg, on the Baltic, to the
.w. _ _ _

Gene. al Hutchinfon is at Banco Rein, with the
Entperi,r of Rutria anll King of Prufilt.

BERLIN, MAY 19.

The city of Leibiladt, where Marfhal S Init bad
his head twat ters, has been burnt to allies by an ac•
cidental file.

FRANKFORT, MAY 23.
Letters fr, m Koningfberg (late a repnrt, that the
Empty.' Napoleon means to transfer his head quar-
ters again to 01lerode.

P IRIS, MAY 17.

A tragedy, itt five nets, entitled " Rot I/kers," his
been pubMhed at Bruffels. It is the produttion of a
. Bzlgian.
The Englifh cruize ennaently before Floating; hut
. repo/ i ins ate made to receive them, fhotild they
make an Attempt upon the nand of Walcheren.—
Gine, al M.stmet ha... camp at Welt Cannel.
May 313.—The Canton of Oirfbeck, in ate diflriff
of M., department of the Meufe Inferienre,
has bre,rme tematkable for its difobedience to the
Conklin,' it laws. They at firft refilled the ordi.
nary mram, but at length fubmitted I :Ltd after fix
nth.' terkiee, they will obtain for their families a
rest itli .n of the fine..to the payment .11 which they
not now liable. The fame favour has been granted
to the setrataory popferipu of the ditltias of Brell
and M. ilia In the department of the Scheldt,
more than soe'refraBory Confcripts have voluntarily
pscfe ed 11.-mfelles to the s'teferft, of whom 399 let
out a the (Pit of M4i for tfie army.
• Jean Gilead, the father, and Phillibert and Theo-
dore. hi....two 14s, 4.f the commune of Sr. Igny, in
the del attnient of the Rhone. were condemned, on
ille" t 2-li Of Match, to pay a fine of Sop francs each,'
a a nment, f .r concealing a corm
fil._ •
.454. sad aiding his efcapc.—Mootam.
%% .„11 it. n, Botoateaux, that there is an extra
nrJill.4! y Attivits at that mt. The adminiaration
ordered all the s tffels there of from 300 to 700
tons t.. helheathed with copper. Naval ofAcers have
aitived m lr.tlen the preparations. Onr enrrefpon•
dent at &suede:aux alfo writes, that there is the fame
Bivity at Nantes. Many conjeflures are fornied, he
1(14, toit ,nn one can flatter himfelf with having di.
the objea of there movements. This hOwever
`ii cettain, that.they_are 'about ing hrifkly in our dock
wits-end oer how are direeekl to the fea.

HAGUE, MAT aa.
The two following oilers %%ere pubiLLe i at Flu fh-
Inge on- the t sth of this month :
Heid (bitters. Fhtfhittg, May 61‘.
I The General of Divlßon.eommancihe in chief I, the itic of Oval-
chen-n and the town of FlUfbing in a (tare of liege, confidering that
in cafe r f attick on the p..rt of the t n my. the inhabitants eta i.e
Ileged tows: (humid be provided wilts fultensnee during the eege,
decrees—
• ;R. Every inbabitaht of the eitj of Fiufhing (hall he obliged to
provide his houfe with cern an 3 for fix we. hs. this
me..(ure muft be executed on the asth dt the prefetet month of
May.
3d. The bakers mutt lay In a fupply of fuel for the fame (pace
of time.
3 The prefent decree (tall be printed and pubUmed In tbe two
' languages, &e. (Signed). • MONNIT.

Head grters, Pluming, May [4.
The General of Divifion, commanding in chief in the lac of
Walcheren and the city of iluthing. in a flash of liege. conildering
that the woods, timber, and hedges, which were cot down, about
three au,! a half years ago, about the city, topeeveut the approaches
to it by the land fide, have grown up again to a confiderable ex-
tent and might km to conceal,or farm& the movements of the
enemy, and to oblirudt the fire of the yilire,deirees—
t. It is enjoined that all the proprkstore 'eland shall cut down,
to the dittance of 30, toiles from the place, all timber hedgcs,ani
trees whatfoever, except fruit trees.

S. This order mutt be executed within five days, reckoning
from the WI of the prefent month of May.

3. Should the proprietor not comply with this order, it than be
caccuted by the workmen of the Eugineerg, and the timber eon•
!Mated to the works of the place.
The proicnt decree null be printed in the two larguiges.
(Sig• ed) IdONNIT.

GENERAL BARON ARMF:,LDT'S REP-OtT TO BARON 5515$
GOVERNOR GENERAL Of POMEA•NIA, RELATIVE TO
THE ACTIONS BETWEEN THE SWEDISH AND FRENCH 1
TROOPS ON THE 16TH OF APRIL
• &rattan& April 10. Mi.
a As early as the tzth of April, I received intel•
ligence that the bl,:ckade of Colbtrg was railed, and
General Islortier was marci-ing to —ttttin, to form a
juntion with the garrifon of that place, commanded
ty General Grandkan.
On the 15.1 i, in the morning, Colonel Cardell
teconnoitred from Neukong to Pafrewalk ; he was
attacked by the enemy, and fell back to his pofition.
All the reports agreed in Rating, that the enemy was
from twelve to ts,oco men Orong In this flota-
tion, I had no other choice than either to fall back
behind the titer Peene, and abandon the magazine
in And Irtl, or to endeavour to repulfe the enemy,
and if this codd not be done, to make an horn treble
retreat, difputing with the enemy every inch of
ground h: had to traverfe ; I thought it right to
prefer the latter meafiare.
" As the French were of ambling in confiderable
for,ce, 1 found it alfo necefrary to concentrate the
troops under my command. Colonel Vegefack's po-
lition could not lae altered, but Colonel Cardell re.
cdved orders to take a pofitinn near the rivulet Za•
rove, pufhitigliii ndstanied polls as far as Ucker-
munde and Pdirj4loW•
On the t6th, at fix in the morning,- I received
Brigadier Geriefat-Afinit Vegefack's report that his
ont polls, neat. Befting, "hid been driven in by the
kiterny; and *hat the freachwere marchiop in con-
fidefible force to Yerdtnifidlitoft and Sptingefeldt.
I immediately' fent orders to Colonel C.ardell, to cafe
'that he thotilA not -be attaeked, to fend (uccours to
kningefirelde, by-the. wag -of Blumenthal!. At (even
'o'clock; l're[ceived a -rip.irt that Colonel Cardell
was feirerelyAttacked by the enemy—l immediately
proceeded with my elcort to Springenfeldt. In Old
Cotenow, where the roads of Ucketmunde and Par-
fewalk meet, 1 left one battalion of foot and my aid-
de-camp, Aldebaum, with direaions to halt Liaise
until further orders.
I had not yet advanced beyond Ratifbor, when
I received the report that Baron Vegefack was badly
wounded, and had transferred the command to Lieut.
Col. Me. Near Otivigfliagen, I met the head of
four retreating columns, and foots after found Col.
Pare clofely engaged with the enemy.
44 The lots of this column was not cnnfidetable—
Baron PAIL was flightly wounded in the hand and
knee. The battalion of Sindermandande, which
drove the enemy back with fixed bayonets, had about
twelve or fifteen wounded.
" In the mean time, 1 fent an aid de•camp to Cnl.
Glotfkow, with ordets to fail back to Stotpe, wLich
he did.
" In C.,zenow, of which the enemy endeavoured
to render Madill mailer, the conflia was uncr.m-
monly fevere; my fix pieces of cannon compelled the
enemy twice to fall hack ; he had fix pieces of cannon
and three howitzers, which latter, by the numerous
grenades they threw, 6ufed more confufion than
mifchief.
" Finding that the enemy was turning my left
wing, and had exeaed a battery againfl it, I judged
it necefrary to retreat to Hohenfiein, where I had the
honour to snake my report to your Excellency.
through the medium of Major Silfroerficould ; and
at the fame time, required tome bread and brandy
fer the troops, svho had not taken the kali food or
ref/dhow/ft finee s o'clock in the morning.
44 In this pofition I remained until fall of night,
without being attacked by the enemy, and then fell
hack to my former pofition, near Zieten, lea my
flank thould be turned dining the night, by the ene-
my's numerous horfe.
" From Anclam I received the report, that with
the exception of tome fick who could not be removed,
and a few pipes of fpitits, every thing had been fent
off from that city.
" Near Stotpe I was joined by two battalions of
foot, about fixty chaffeurs, and two fquadrons of
ltutfars, with four 6 pounders. With there troops I I
r.hoped I. ihould be able to defend the wrong pofition
of Zieten, as I received (everal reports that the
enemy hid barricadoed himfelf in the Anclam road*
and taken ap'e defenfive pofition. I left th:re all
tire both, and two pieces of cannon, and fent th
infantry to Sfhlatitow and Bauzien, where tbeff
could obtain the provifions which could not be boil
it Zieten.
" I myrelf remained 'in the above pofition, tantß'J
the arrival of Colonel Baron Staet von Holliein,who
by rant. Excellency's order, affirmed the conamaaqiJ
of my eqips, in confequence of the fevere contorm.'
, which reeceived the preceding day, and which dir;
'ribleti me from continuing any L'snger at the head
that gallant column, which, compofed of two weak
fquadrons, four battalions, and four pieces of can-
non, elifirated with the enemy, who was 19,000 men
hong, with fifteen pieces of cannon, at all hours, ap
extent of ground of foir German miles, and then .
JioaQy upheld the military fame rf the Swediih ar
" G. M. AarestiAT General of Infantry"

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TUESVA , JUNE 9.
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