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LONDON:

APRIL 5, 1810.

THIS morning arrived a Gottenbnrgh Mail, and
German Papers to the 24th March, of which the
following are the most prominent features :

Cn!ISTAISTIIfOTLt, JA N 25.—Thr Porte bad hitended to
bring up,'in the spring, 150000 fresh troops, to reioforce the
army of the GRANO VIZIER ; but within these few days,
orders have bete issued to put them in motion immediately,
(he Russian aroty,acieordiog to the last accouuts, having again
advanced towsiirds Silistria sad Glurgewn. _ .

&rocs motst, 1/ sacs French Ambassador bases
yet arrived, viste it known wilb is 'to fill that -place. Ou
the 15th and 17th instant Lieut.-Gen. AmixAcnstrz. and
bgajor-Gen. SANDELS, wereiotrodaced at a full Sitting of
the States of the Nnbisty, and took their seats among the
Barons of the ficalm.—(Stockholni Gazette.)
NArLE4 FEB. 28.—The military conscription is now in-
troduced in this kingdom on the same plan as it exists in
France and other allied countries, of from 17 to 21 years of
age, all young men being divided into eight classes.
The exportation of grain from the Kingdom of Naples is
prohibited, and it is not lawful to export provi.ions to any
other parts but Corfu.—((urrespnadent, March Z.)

FRAtttrORT, M ARCH 16.—Yesterday passed through
this city Count igESAHODE, son of the late Russian Minister
at the Courts of Lisboa and Berlin, as Courier of his Majesty
the EMPEROR of Russia, on his way to Park. Ile is the
bearer of a congratulatory letter from his Sovereign to the
Emperor NA eo LEO N, on his marriage with the Archduchess
MAa;A LoutsA of Austria.—(Same Paper.)
BANKS OF TUE MAINE, MARCH 17.—The new Duke of.
DALBENG (brother of the Prince Primate) has been de-
clared First Baron of the French Empire; and it has been
determined, that at the coronation of every French Empe-
ror, when the ceremony of his bring knighted is to be per-
formed, the herald shall exclaiin, " Is no D Lissa() there ?"
It is said, that the Grand Duchy of Frankfurt is to extend
to the coofluence of the Mabee and the Rhine, and the border

immediately upon France.—(Sense Paper.)
NAPLES, Fan. 24.—The number of our privateers is daity
, increasiot, because considerable booty is to be made. With-
, io a few days, three English ships have been taken, and
brought to this port.
Of the former Lazzarnoi nothing now remains but their
name. By wise and mild measures Government has converted
them all into useful citizens; a great many of them, men of
the *ant make, colleted la the army, and to others, who had
EuElfroul families, lands were allotted, by the culture of
which they can alivelihood fur themselves and their wives
—(Saw Pipet.)
T. PElTEsissill4SH, 114MICIIIL —GEL Cell* ICAWIrssEY,
who commanded the Buesktli army is ?island, has left this
eagtital for Mohlevin, whelobe is to Saki the command of
the Russian troops. The reuse of etrebange eonfinties very
low, although several cargoes of Mission produce have
lately been hough. for Farago aectiont. Large quantities of
sugar have arrived from Riga.—(Same !apse.)
Slit& LSUND, MA ROA 13.—1 n pursuance of the orders re-
ceived by General Baton °ANDRAS, from his Excellency
the Duke of Fu t.vns, Minister eof War of his Majesty the
Emperor and King. our province, which, aceordlug to the
trtaty of peace of the 6th January, is to be restored to Swe-
den, is to be surrendered to the Comm;adoners appointed by
his Swedish Majesty for that purpuse. The Mecklenburg
troops ore to evacuate our pnvvitace ims dot .17th instant.—

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sentatite their sense of the disappointment they
have suffered. Nuthing indeed can equal the air.
• prise that the issue of this Inquiry has occasioned
aid we are sere it will do more to arouse the Vs:
ties to a due stoic of their own duty-.•for we ne,fer
shalt have responsibility till the voice of the Ceo.
diluent Body is audibly heard by their Represen-
tatives. This is in truth the only just couracm
and du not let us believe, that if the sense of the
nailon was fully declared, that it would either be
overlooked or disobeyed.

The money for the payment of the dividends on
the 4 per Cents, 3 per Cents Reduced, Long An.
unities, and other Stocks, will be scut from the
Exchequer to the Bank in a few days; and the
payments to the public arc expected to commence
next Tuesday.
Le Sicur llowirsu.s, who is arri►ed in Eng.
land from the depot of prisoners of war at Verdun,
announcing bitraself a banker, is a woollen-draper
of that tdwn, and perfectly wall know t for his
conduct towards slid detenus and prisoners of war
there. _ _ .

A letter from Verdun mentions, that this pre.
(evaded banker is come over with bills to the
atneunt of 20,0001. of an. English Gentleman de.•
tamed iv an hcodage, .wholas been a ViClitth to the
villainy of General .WisuoNt and alnan who has
been lately tried before the Criminal Tribunal at 1
Mentz, fur being an accomplice with. the Sieur I
ALMANDE Louis BAtat, to defraud an English
hostage of 60,000 francs.
It is particularly recommended to the friends of '
Attie detained in France, to examine well such
bills as may be drawn on them ; for the cruel and
infamous extortions committed on the English pri-
soners by these pretended Bankersof Verdun, can
scarcely be credited.
From Paris lately arrived Mr. Dots and Cap.
taro CoARLES FACER, formerly in the service of
the late Louis XVI.
The seamen who were last summer employed by
NAPOLEON on the Danube, have been sent to
Spain—probably to assist in the operations against
Catlis, for the siege of which every thing is said
to be prepared.
BONAPA RTE'S marriage appears to have diffused
' universal joy over the Continent, in tke hill per.
suasion that it is likely to lead to a general peace.
It is stated, on the authority of a most respect.
able Gentleman, who arrived from Holland two
days since, that, at the time of NAPOLEON'S de-
parture from Paris to meet bits new Empress, it
was generally understood there, that, immediately
after the celebration of the Imperial marriage, it
was his avowed intention • to make a formal and
direct offer to this country to open a negotiationl
for Peace, to he preceded by a general Nicole of
prisoners of war on both sides, without any re.
gard to exchange, and a repeal of all restrictions
upon neutral commerce, whether imposed under
the formula of British Orders of Council, or'.
French Decrees; the basis Of the negotiation to
be the Wipe:riddle. Sseh is the naivenstlY Pre-
railing report both in Franco and Holland. The
lapse of another week will
,prtillably inform us
how far it is correct. . . t •
The Grand Musical Festival at the Installation '
of Lord GRENVILLE, as Chancellor. of Ottford,
is fixed for the 3d, 4th, sth, and Bth of July
next. The principal singers are, Madame CATA•
TANI, Mrs. Asia, and Mrs. BIANCIII,; Messrs.
HARRISON, KPI Y VETTS VASIONAN, 'BELLAMY,
and BARTLZMAN. Mr. CRAMSR is to lead the
band, which will consist of more than .100 .per.
formers. Messrs. LINIMIT, MORALT, ASNLIIT,.
BOYCE, GRIESSACII, LIANDRAS, HUM, ..111N.
II NSON, &c. are likewise engaged ; and the whole
is to INSEOIIdUCIed by Da. Cocerat. . - • '
. Mrs. CLARKE is-fitting. up her ge, at Pol.
ney, with much simple sleeve. fr 'Sew coach.
house and stabling are erecting, a the 6reivery
is said to be in the BEST style.
The initials B. C. Y. which haie so long em.
blazoned our walls, arc now understood to denotes
beware of CHARLES YORKE !
The Prince- of WALES is expected shortly'ila,i
give a grand dinner to the. Knights of the Iltui.
trious Order of the Garter.
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We are exceedingly glad to find that Captain
BUTTERSIELD, who fought, in the glorious battle
or the 12th of April, is irmouneed u Chairman'
to celebrate that event at the City of London Ta.
Tern. The gallant Captain will, no doubt, muster
a strong crew upon' tbe occasion,' thereby afford."
ing tut opportunity to the bravo defenders, of
our country of testifying their •attachment to the
departed Hero whose undaunted yahor led to that
victory, and also of offering. relief, to poor. iild
Drente, whose animating songshaveoft been hoard
in the heat of battle.
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In the Sheriff's Court, at Sbrewsbary,.4WTues.
tley ISM, Mr. GILANT,- at-Ahat-ttisat Obtained a
verdict, with 1481. 14s. i tch damages, against J.
. WyNNE, Esq. or Gartlimeilio, Denbighshirel for
lodging and necessaries furnished to Ike Defend.
ant's wife, in Consermenco of her being refused ad.
mittance into her husband's house.
The congregation at Battersea Church were
suddenly, and seriously alarmed last Sunday by a
-noise of an uncommon. nature ;—tlie Preacher was
stopped' in the midst of his discourse, and the
peopte.ran away in all directions—the church was.
tumbling down !—The organ . was esamined, no.'
thing faulty there :—at Itrigth it was discovered
that the spring of the clock had broken, and pro.
duced the alarm. The ,Clergyman resumed his
discourse, but his congregation went to dinner.
The poney which trotted fifteen miles its one
hour on Sunbury Common, a few weeks since, is
matched for 400 guineas to trot 28 milts in •to o
hours before the Ist of May. The animal is under
13 hands.
The extensive cotton.mills of Messrs. IcNutesi
and Curipoan, Langley, Wilts, were entirely de. I
stroyed by fire on Tneaday morning, Several I
bead of cattle were destroyed, and such was the
rapidity of the flames, that very little was saved. '
The fire was occasioned by the ne'gliguoce of a man ,
settin4 fire to some flax iii the mill.

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fri:Bla:undels:
AT urrint,rGENGE.
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Powrimostwl.,Airatr. 4.—Sailed the pratctst
Caroline, of t 4 gum, and the Dkfeter, of 64
gams, for the Baltic. they rendezvous in yar.
mouth Roads. '
Arrived the ,Royal Oak, Donegal, No
Glendtswer, sod Cifitalet from off Cherbergh.
'The Ganges and Stately have made the signs, to
out of harbour.
the Furious arrived last uight from the Dow-
aes gbjj appointed convoy again fur tk asst:
ward.
DEMI, APRIL 4.—Arrived his Majesty's shier
"yam, from Plymouth ; Bruthert, Scott, from
Rio Janeiro ; Heywood, Mackintosh, in forty.
be days from Martinique; and the Onyx, 84.,
chard, from Jamaica.
Came down from the River, the Au East h.
Arrived. the Echo sloop of war,
Sailed the Crane sloop of war,_ on a crake.
°S et Scot.
LIVELPOOts APRIL 3.—The Bakke)
land, from the Wazils, for "Liverpool, was cap.
• toted on the 24th of March by the Grand Napo.
laenodn
IF2oren7chn,priiivialtaeet.rs,
lo!
30,16 gionnnsB,.
18,
eat
13
Pierce, from New bruicisawpiech:ler:
days from Brest. On the 27th she captured de
hug hloston,
Cork, ,which the Frenchmen gave to Carts.Pictro
and Scotland, and their crews, and in which tha
at rived here late last night. There are four otha
privateers cruising to the westward of
in lat. from 47 to 54 deg. long. 12 deg.

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Mu" APRIL 3.—A brig arrived at Guirrnrcy
this afternoon from Gottetiburgli, iu four thy,,
parted with a fleet at sea, bound to this port mid
Loudon; the former are ex pectedherc every tide,

POETRY.

EXISTING CIRCUMSTANCES.

If, for his cringes, the hand of Piller
Should send Sir FRANCI s to ;he Taw,
nor ,/Misters seeky think it well
if they sltould user be sent to ---
April3,lBl().

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When :were the other nidlo,
With consequeoce se big,
nil hair with fear take stood upright,
forget lie wore a u ig.