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It is, howev,x, Kaden:clod to be onl, Cal he receives from Paris an answer to a communication be has made to the French Emper .r on the subject. A Loan has been demanded by the new Government. The ap plication was made to the Mm-chants by the Governor, who assembled them yesterday for that purpose ; and a few minutes after the subscription was opened, t h e sum of 38,000 baoca dollars was subscribed General Arnifeld is appointed Commander in Chief for the district, and Gottenburgh is to be the head-quarters. The troops that are alre i ady here amount to 5000 men, the finest in the Swedish ser vice. Fe• feet tranquillity toasts here. AdroiralKewes w !o put to sea. y. sterd.ty in the Superb. It is said he is r,o to to protect the fleet of merchantmen from Lind*.crona, who are not suppovd to b.. sutfi `cicat y i rot !cted. The Charger gun-brig is expe.::ed to go short yto England as convoy. The Ranger came into Hawk Roads this morning.. WrOCKIIOI.NT, MARCH es. Yesterday morning the following Report was re. ceived from GeneraL Von Doibeln, lathed the 20th • instant : " On the 19th the out-posts of the army near Grislehamm.were attacked, and drove back by the enemy's Cossacks, dragoons, and chasseurs. van-guard was commanded by the Russian General Koulnoff. In a short time after a letter came to Ma jor General Von Doelan, from the Russian Com mander in Chief General Knotting, whose contents were, that as he was assured by what had been commu nicated to him by his Royal Highness the Duke, and Protector of the Kingdom, that the Swedish Govern ment was disposed to enter into neFociation for peace, and likewise knew that it crinCtcled with his Royal Master's sentiments, he had immediately given orders for all hostilities to cease, and ordered General Koulnoff to return to Aland, with the troops under his co.nniand. General Knoning also deli. livered a letter us Lieutenant General Barclay de Talley, whb was from Wasa, to pass Quarken to Uncan. In the event he had already passed the Gulf immediately to return to the Finland shore. Gene ral Knoni , ig mentioned that similar orders were sent to Wasa by way of Aub;. " On the 2:ith, in the mgrning,-Grislebamm was evacuated by thd enemy. All the magazines at that nine remained untouched. The same day, Colonel Lagerbring, Knight of the Royal Order of the Sword with the Grand Cross, was to go to the Russian head qtiarters, to proceed from thence with. propei -pass ports to the place where his Russian Majesty may n w be. _ _ " Lieutenant General Commander and Knight a :he Royal Order of the Sword and , Grand Cross, Count Gustaf Wachmester, left here the day befor • yesterday in the afternoon, to take the command o the army assembled near Grisieliamm." The following Circular Letter, Paressed to the Public Boards, Courts of Justice and Consisturies, has been lately issued 66 Charles by the Grace of Goo, &c. ours, Ect. " Whereas, in consequence of the events which have lately taken place, his . Royal Majesty is not able to superintend and direct the affairs of the realm, therefore, we • being the only Prince of the Royal Family who is of age, have found ourselves moved to assume, until further, the reins of Government, and shall endeavour to acquit ourselves of the arduous task in such a manner, that the Empire may regain its former tranquillity and peace both abroad and at home, and that trade and industry may be revived ; it being our firm determination to deliberate jointly with the other states of the realm, on the means which shall appear best calculated to promote the welfare of the Swedish people ;we Iherefore charge - and com mand you to evince towards us that fidelity and at tachmenewhich our sincere way of thinking, and the sincerity of the country demand at the present time. Your official reports are to be addressed to his Royal Majesty in the same manner as when during the mi nority of the King, we presided over the management of the concerns cf the State, &c. &c.'&c. (Signe.l) 66 CIiARGES M. ROSENELAD. I " Stockholm Castle, the 13th March, 1809." • STOCKHOLM, MARCH 23. • Yesterday at noon, that part of the Western Army marched into this capital, which, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Adiersparru, put itself in nintion from Coolstad, and was considerably rein forced on its march through - l•Zeake and' Wastmoin ;and. The troops were received with universal shouts .of applause. MARCH 24, 8 P. M.—The r . ..ing has this afternoon been removed under a strong e2cort from Dortmingy holm to Cripsholm, a Palace about 45 English miles ftom Stockholm. 1 - 1 k has hitherto been kept closely confined, and has not been permitted to see the Queen. About 600 CossaCks, who had come over from Aland to Grisleitamm, being a pert of die army who had taken the former island, were ontheir.march to Stockholm, when they were met b y a tag of truce. _ , in the nam immcciiie answer. ame of the ljnke Charles—:a armistice was Ltely signed, to wait the Enamor of gliasidss • kjONIS, HANOVER sQUARE. P zr..nage of his Royal liighneas the Duke of Cam• 4 Right Honourable thr. Director. of the Ancient .V most respectfully Acltiaints the ; , ,ty, a7..ci. her Friends in gene: Ow Ler C, fixtcl fur Monday next, thz, 1744 of t •he al)ove Rooms. The pexiormance will be on t. cab- c:( last year. _ • • ~ 17: i 7. 1 " t~rh, with a lel , vement 01)ligato f . .r the , • '.•Av oreilent."—Air, Mrs. Vaili•Olan, -)./111.) Haritet.—Citeg, ter five vniees. i , rrne.d," Come bounteous May." Spctfor•h. " What Passion cannot Music raise, - Vtllmicello by Mr. C. ,rohley. Handel.— .. • and Mr. Braliam.—Concerto, Organ, : •• C.•,-.7h.---qlee, for En.• voices, never perfnrned, " . • ro:o- o! I ivint%; tide." Dr 3. Clarke.—Celebrated and thg Witch of Endor," ]bin. L'illin;ton, and Mr. Bellamy. Purcell.—Cong, Mrs. I h." M 'Lc kr " Achieved is the frit), biro. Vaughan, :Vit.. Vaughan, and (:i gibe: each living soul awaits."—Urand Chorus, &c." (Cee.e:i.m.) Haydn. AC 11'. ~.: ... ~ , sie. Hitydo.—Gl. - c, tar four voices, (%IS.) never , " Hail a!1 the tr delights." Crotch.--Mrs. Mr. W. Knye,:tz, Vaughan, and Mr. 5311"...+- . Mr. Binhani, " Deeper and deeper stili."—Air, Angels."—Reelt. acc. Mrs. rill:lig:on," \e sa. s."--Mr," Farewell ye limpid spring.. and Ilo.)-.1s." Ilandel.—Grand Motet. " 0 Goo when thou iytozart.—Coiecerta, Violin, Mr. Yaaiewicz. __Sang, Madame Dianciii.—Glec, for fly , : voices, ver per.Orml, " Motlicr a Ruses." flocslee.— lioras, " Fix'd Li his everlasting seat." Hanelef. :ipal vocal pti:ts by Mrs. Billinpton, Mrs. Vaughan, -git)3, and Ma lame Biarchi ; Mr. W. Knyecit, :lt,fyhay:, Mr. J. Ell'ott, ?.Tr. y, Mr. J. Mr. !'ir Evans, 'sic. I Inrsf:.P., Mr. ..V...sauder, and Mr. I'.:l!taso. I. , :asler of the Band, n..r. Conductor, Dr. Lir.r.i.t. Concerto '.:11 the emiin, :icz Coneerto on the organ, Dr. Cr.iteh. The Co. s.tsppirted by tb.. young Grotlemen of his Majes. , ) is C : stliedral, Wytnii.wer and to th- Asicie.it Cone:rt. ta h? !r....1 of :\ll-s. Vatlgilii, No. • : r 1: 7 its ;e 4 . I:3;3 •.; I ; lessrs ; c I ord-strca ;and at Nix. zo):Jer,l.l z: :tt iltai C... 1 :7. I)ArC b ) MI. ALLEN, Jo, .tt rr.trd-strvet, Golden-square, 8 .: (.!- z r, .^l:n have never learnt that ..•rL..ve r' Cie roc.lrt; ry:e. Mr.ALt.z.u's - •••A;-(1 fn, tl - .oft to whom •.. 1 . . 8.: f.•:-," ri 'cc ll •.• • aCC. prints t.• •hl.) 1.... • ) WV !. . . v. . • • '-• • • • • • - • • • • • • •ic • • t. • . t) 1' • • •• • • • • 4 fot so , 1:t a c!uro.-rior st7l:t rt and •. (;;) F:vat! teachin? . , r.t,ty s..t of Pap:!.•., rtt the p1; 1 tic . -0! .1. - Lon'at:t taught the most elegant ths. m:?ertor pa-t$ of trtc pectfc.s-ion. ~; ~.. " are 1)`: . , i thirty and forty yc:trs of age, :1. : •i n, and. of ilie Cnurch, is • • • .• a.; Covi.rrts in a -r. as farui'.7 ;as • ••c r•iular rNster.l of erlin:e.iun, she would • 7 . hutsing art only '• •i' ••• • ;live a solid, ratleT etlu om.• . 2.•• • nuld i'srin in nno:c r?tionahhe principles, •re. iur Our: Caere accou-.plisitmerrs `l.l-7 1! o me ins Ire ant rot iroply oul;lit to be •!. iin'uly hoped, find in tlit: Advertiser a t: .t ;:er • of Ni....NkTin.! 1 .1L , ..r, Stationer, Strand. TO T . 11 1 7, I.AI)!Es. MC,:s:TAGLIE COMPO3T, for removing ix( s HAIRS fn::n the FACF,NECK,.kR.Mii, in,i•roviir the CW.IPI.EXION.—The ahave has nay crl, brated throtn r dion! the Eastern Nations, from 11 ' was firs! br:•o; , ,ht to this apountry by Lady M -4'. .1:ul has unce that time sustained a character in Eng •,* , he Continent, a.; the only Depilatory ever offered • 7 tic -.;•!-irh unites a mildnese of aperatior. net to irritate ii7an skin of ar infant, with inialat.le anti perpta- c. , xy. In Turkey and Fgypt the I .adios, who are delicate V • T•1111 - I:Ot to sufrer a single hair to remain which they egular or intrusive, make use of this depilatory at the a fl it is employed by the men to give uniformity and heir mustachios, &c. :!y particu'ar appointment of the. Proprietor) by Mes;rs. Edwards, No. Cr,, -t. Paul's Church-y.7d ; Mr. Butler, ; Mr. Lacon, No. ILO, Oxford-street; Mr. Greek -street, Soho ; Messrs. Hendrie an: Scn, No. • • is.orne..street, Piccadlly; ark Messrs. Dicey Red Sutton, •‘' cacl.-yard, prise Thaw ar.d Sixpence the bottle. t.. ORDNANCE OFFICE, April 1, 180 P. THE. PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS of lIIS MA- JESTY's ORDNANCE, do &Telly Biro. Nitice, That Proplsils will be received at their Office in Pall. Mall, on or before Wednesday the 19th day of April instant, from such Pawns as may be willing to undertake the supply of a List of Stores and .Articles denominated PETTY EMPTIONARY consisting (among others) of Ash Staves, Grease, Soap, Line fur quilting Shot, Pitch, Tar, Baskets, and birch Brooms, for service of this Department, fbr a period of three years. St parare offers for any part of the supply will be received and considered, and Patterns of the whole of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further particulars, together with the Terms arid Conditions of the Contract, may be known; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Petty Emp tionary Articles," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said loth slay of April, at twelve o'clock at noon of the tame day, neither will arty Tender be noticed, unless the warty makicg it, or au Agent in his behalf, shall attend: , By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 6, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTr: NAVY, Jo licrefl Kit,: Arctic:, That tue Friday the sth of May next, they will be ready to receive Tenders 6 writing (sealed up) and treat for Seven Hu • dred 'Con+ of LIVERPOOL or coarse-grained CHESHIRk. SALT, or Salt of equal goodness; and for Five Hundred Tons of CHEMIRF. LAY SAL;F, of the largest grain. or rAt of equal goodness, of which the Persans who make the Tenders are to produce Samples ; to be delivered lino his Maiesty'sVictuallir g Storrs at Deptford; one halt by the fit st of July next, and the , remaitr'er by the ::otla of September following, free of alt charge land rasa to hit Majesty, except that the Contractor will be al• Idwed ‘2s. t td. per Ton for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stott , ; end to be paid for by by bills payable with interest 9U days attt r irate. The Conditions of the Cor.tracts maybe seen at tbe Secretary's Office, at this Office; cr by applying to the Collectors of the Salt Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Cheshire respectively, Yu regard will be had to JNyTender la whisk the prim ,hull moth ,stet', words at lent/., or that ,reel not Ire Jelitier:d r, the Ileari 4e ors One on s aid Friday the :id of 111413 Next, 14r o, let, Ms Pi.rson wk. Neohes tnc Teis:::r, or soiae Psrion on his kialf, enemas t answer Rehr)/ cJild MONEY. 71/1ESSII!. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform iv-t- those that may be in wa:.t and desirous of liorrowing tem porary or pormalient Aims of money, that tiny C 4 ,1 at all times advßace any sue: from ICOI to lo,coni. and up ieariis, on personal hay ocher security aristitg from Marti:ice Setter:l.:ln-., Money into: Funds, Cl: rzymens . i.wings, or Freetiola, :tit I.e.isi he'd Estates, on the most liberal and licniuu,..thie terms.— Personalapph‘ut:on 1 1 / 4 :cs‘rs.l.llc/i and Cu. LlLily :::rive at their hafts:, No. 19, Jerz.tyn-strezt, St. Joules's, either peryinally or by letter, post aid. N. B. 'lea yrurn purzis.se will be given for well-se:mot:l Annuities. RED LION MOTEL AND 'IAVERN, 1-11G1 - 1 WYCOMB. RICHARD . GELLETT, from the Angel Inn, Butlt, t respectfully begs leave to acquaint the Not+ility , Gentry, al!ti Public in beaeral, that he has recently purchased the above premises; and 11.1v;:ig .:11tercdon the KWIC and laid in a choice stock of wines a:id sp;rizs, humbly solicits the patronage and sup port of the Nobility, Genty, and the .Friends of his predecessor, Watkin Crowther, assuring them that the greatrst cart and 'aztenri.ni shall be paid to every department of the conzern, so ss to rend •r his house, in point of accommodation, equal to any on.: on the road. A private room and svOl•aired beds will be provided for the acconitnodatinn ~1 Gentlemen IraveUers.—;leaf Post-aaises, 6tc.—A good 1.1.r.1er. V.A.1.1/A8..).E CUPYlioi.ll ESFATE, CHILD'S HILL, HAMS 1 EAD. To Ix: peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree and Order of t! iigh Cotta of Charcery, made in a cause wherein"' Lomas l‘fon is and others are Plaitaitrs, and lames Clark*on and another ;ire Defet , daats, by Mr. GRAIIANI, the person appGinted b; Esvire, one of Cie Masters of the said Court, .t at-raw:iv', on Nt.iii.lay the 17th day ofApri!, Iso9,betwecm ttir: hours vi twdre and two o'clock in the :awl-noun, in three it VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, situ ate at I:had's ! within the parish and nia.,iir of il-ndon, in the comity of Mittiletex, adjoining each side of the road lead front liasty,,rt.t.ll-I..ath to the Eggivare road, containing about ri.iriv-'oar of Land, with the Family House, Orchard, and Gat t. , ierner with the Pottery, Kilns, Sheds, niol Borldicgs in the Manufactory, with the sheds for srallteg Cane, Coach•hause, and Stables; and also the Puhlic-house, and the sev,,ral ether Houses, Gardens, I.ant'.3, and Premises, late the pryerry of bartini Mori;, 1.-te of Child's aforesaid, deceased. I' e above met tion:II Lards produce the best Earth for making Stt-c.r Ibtktrs' Moulds, Pots, Jars, Red Rubbers, Paving Liricks, Iles, Red :;toci_s, Grey Stzcks, Chimney Pots, Thsse ?remises rsay be viewed at any rime previous to the Aad Pan icuiars had gratis at Irv; said Macter's Chambers. in Soul liarticton- buildings, Chancrry -lane ;of Mr. AN e st.t v, Sob ! eit7a - , Base-court, 'temple; Mr. Batrve, Solicitor, Chancery iant ; Mr. Clark, Solicitor, Holhorn-court, Gray's-iina; and of 1 Mr. Gaahant, Auctioneer, Red-I-hut-square, London. A CNDLES mannfActured by Steam, and with WiC.`,KS, have decided advantages over those made in she common way. The tallow being melted with steam greiitiy improvcd in its quality and colour, and the wicks, by being c:..t.ed with WAX, emit a brighter flame, and are more durable than others. Manufactured (inly 1q the Candle and Soap Company, and sold for the crinvinience of Families, in Boxes of One, Three, Six, and 1 welve Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet-street, LoiKlon, :end J. Barter's, Edinburgh. As this Onmyany only deliver goods for ready mon.ey, Country Corvspsndents are rril - 1,-sted to send references fur payment is I I.midu.) with their orl•rs. FOR GO U J . , RIiaiLINIATISM, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION, &c. • OXLEY'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. This u3. - .lul Medicine it recommended by several eminent me dic:ll Men, and is in constant use with many Persons of the highest rank and respectability. It relieves and shortens the dura tion of Fits 4'f the Gout, confining them to the extremities and mitigating the Paroxysms—it removes those unpleasant symp toms arising from weakness of the Stomach and Bowels, viz. 1 Flatulency, Indigestion, and Oppression after rating—in Nervous Complaints it warms and invigorates the Stomach, creates Ap petite, and assists digestion, and thereby strengthens the whole system. • Prepired by the Inventor and Proprietor, Spmnel Oxley, her ' 112..jesty's Chwnist, (late of Tavistock-street) and sold Wholesale and Retail by Hudson and Co. 2T, Haymarket ; sold also by Shaw' and Edwards, 66, and F.Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Patirs Church yard; Dicey and Co. 10, Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Son, I V:, Fleet Market ; Baena and Co. 150, Oxford - street ; W a r d, 1 3:4, I iolborn ; Binns, Bath ; Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bull, Dublin ; I Coghian, Cork • and the principal Medicine Venders throughout ` the United Kingdom, in Bottles at 10s. 6d. 41. 6d. and es. 9d. each.—None Gin be genuine but what is signed ea the label— " Sarin:el Osley." Entertainments continuing to experience the ':,.. ; , rollatinti of crowded audiences, will be rezrated every until further notice. qt:AL ANIPHITHEATRE,WfiSTMINSTER BRIDGE. the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. fir PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 13,1 1 anti Saturday 1.5, a new Comic Harlequlnade, trd prtduct:d by \I r Bologna, jun. called - FAIRY LAND. I...llls:gain, Mr. Bologna, jun.; Clown, Mr. Laurent ; Columbine, Mrs. Parker. F .,- a 0-,!!nary Horsemanship, by Messrs. Parker, Crossman, .vi Mr. AstieT, jun. s Double Company ; r..ques r. Mr. erns-man. Rietts is engaged for Twelve Nights, and ele f ot.:t Dances on the 'right Rope. coach:'.,' witli a grand i..pectacle Romance, called rHE BLACK CASTLE ..4_; ; ,±.ar, Mr. Astley, jun.; Ravia, Miss Greville ; And Larnot a, Mrs. Asticy. Pit :.';.—Gallery ls.—Doors op: 11 at half past five ; s::: precisely. Second prize at half pa.: eizht. Ile take: front ten till threes, which cannot be kept f,vea o eine k.—F'quectrian lut tion by able Masters.