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Pram tie LONDON GAZE 7 TA MARCII so. The Lae has been been pleated to appoint Fal settos bierstamn. Efq. Brigadier General of his Majefty's foetes, to be Governor of the Wand of Gre nada. The Knia has been pleated to conflitute and ap point the Right Honourable nurses* Lord Mama to be his Majeßy's High Commiffi nner t o t h e G enera l Alterably of the Church of Scotland, MILITAAY PROMOTIONS. WaR•OFFICV, M•RCH 30. STAFF. Major Loftus William Otway, of the Bth Light Dregoots, to be Deputy Adjutant General to the Forces fa-sing in Canada, with the rank at Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, vice Hardyman. nxrter•Mafter General's Department. Lieutenant: Colonel Michael Symes, of .he 76th Font, to be an Affittant in the Q_uarter.Mailer-Generars Office, vice Murray, promoted; Major Henry Fox Brownrigg to be Lieutenant. Co.. lose,. vice Bunharg. promoted; Captain Alexander Nefbitt, from the Sid Foot, to be Oland Affiitant, with the rank of Majcirs tice Browns*. promoted. GARRISON. Lieutenant General John Earl Chatham, K. G. to be Governor of Plymouth, vice Lord George Lennox, neceafal. IIeZMOILA %DOM. The appointment of Lieutenant Thomas Nairne, from the Toth Foot, to be Firß Lieutenant, without porehafe, in the stR Regi ment of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the 16th infant, has not taken place. _ _ _ • EN RATON in the Gazette Grebe 23d intent Bth Regiment of Font. For Thomas Lk,/ Werivg, Gent. to be Bongo, without purchafe, vice Browne, promoted, Read Thomas Warm Llyl.Gent. to be Enfign, without purehate, vice Brownie, promoted. OltrillANCl-OFFICI, MAIM, 38. Corps of Royal Engineers. Thomas Roberta, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Novem ber s, 1804. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Falkner Hope to be Eirft Liautenant. Dated March 26, z sos. MARCH 3o. —Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Captain Stephen R. Chapman to be Captain, vice J. Ana, decoded i Firlt Lieutenant John By to be Second Captain, vice Chapman. Dated March 3, 180 5 . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Wingraec and Edward Wills, coopers, Shoredkcii, March ss, 180 f. Win. Tolbw, Sam. Taylor, and John Gallaway, firma', Strat ford, Elks, March as. t gos. Robert Brady and Sun. MarthaU, cutltn, Sheffield, Aug. t, typo. Sam. Lennox, Junes Freeland, Wm. Oilhes, and Nathahicl Heron, machany, London, March 26, tilos . John licycp and Richard Fit-ci/aid, wire -drawers, St. Helens, Lancalliire. Lan. 12os. Ralph Pretton odtoo and Thomas Metcalfe, Chip-builders, Mop Weannouth, Durham, March ao, i gos Robert Rankin and George Rogers, Cigar-refiners, Briftol, Much 15,1805. John Phillips, fen. and John Phillips, jun. whitcfmiths, Camomile (tract, London, March ss, 18os. George Powell and George Pole, dealers, Southwark, March as, Egos. Francis Ingram and Wm. Ingram James Rigby, and Richard But ler, merchants, Liverpool, Oet. 3E, t 803. . BANKRUPTS. eodl James Fitz, of the part& of St. Peter, Wit% tbarkeeprr, dealer and ehapman, to furrender April t 7, at frren, April ill, at ten. and May tr, at three, at the Red Lion Inn, New Sarum. Attornlu, Mr . . Money, at Saliibury ; or Mr. Lowun, a the Ternple.l:ondna. Thomas Clarkfon, late of the parifk of Kingfbary, Warwitlifftire, dealer in coals, dealer and chapman, (but now a prifoner in Warwick lasol,) April 14, as, and May tl, at eleven, at the Warwick Arms, in Warwick. Attomios, Meths. Swaine and Stevens, Old Jewry, London ; or M;. Whateley. Birmingham. Daniel Redhead, of Se. Margaret's Hill, Southwark, Surrey, tfn. plate-worker, dealer and chapman, April 2, g. and May it, at mtelvcost Attornies, Mar:. Willi:unions, Clifford's Inn. Edward Weltaley, now or late of Great Griadby, Lineolnthire, l fhopkeeper, April 9. 10. and May 11, at eleven, at the White Han Tavern, Kingiton-upon-Hull. Anoraks, Mars. Lyon and Collyer, Bedford-row, t.ondon ; or Mr. Jackie/a, Hull. Job Townlbeed, of Handley, York (hire, grocer, dealer and chap man, April 6,1 b, and May t I, at tcn, at Guildhall, London.-- Attosnes, Man. Gatty sod Haddon, Angel-court,Throgazor ton-ftreet, London. Robert Patton, now or hte of WeR Winch, Norfolk, butcher, jobber, dealer and Chapman, April 27, 29, and Maytz, at ha, at Guildhall, King's Lynn. Attondes, Mr. Harvey Goodwin. King's Lynn, Norfolk ; or Meffrs. Lyon and Collyer, Bedford- row, London. • . James oleman, late of Clare•Msrket, parilh of St. Clement Danes, Mickilefex, poulterer, dealer and chapman. April 1,9, and May at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. Bolton, Savage, and Spike, Elm court, Temple. Pules Roberts, of Great Tower-fireet, London, vidualkr, dealer and chaproan, April b, 10, and May i t, at ten, at Guildhall... Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing-lane, London. James Wilkinfoo„ of Kingfton.upon-Hull, draper, 'dealer and chap. man. April 9. 36, and May r t, at ten, at Guildhall, London,— Attoinies, Dieffn. J. and IC Willis, Waniford-court:Throilisor tonaltreet, London. NenrySazby, of Charlton, Kent, market-gardener, dealer and chap. man, April 6,9, at twelve, and May tl, at one. at Guildhall Attoruk‘ Mersa Sherwood and Parral. Canterbury -ftivare. Southwark. Willingham Loogitaff, now or late of Morton, parifh of Gain- Iburgh, Lincoinfhire, cornfadlor, dealer and ebapman, May a, 3, at the Blaelunuor's Head Inn, Gainfburgh, and May tl, at the Calk of Lincoln, at eleven. Auornies, Mr.Robtrt buckle, of Galniburgh ; or Mars. Bleafdale and Alezandcr, New lun, Landau. lIIVIDENDS. April 9. Robett Drimmy,of Great George-Rreet, MlDories, Lon don, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall April 9. Thomas Levington, of St. Catherine, near the Tower, Middiefez, flopfeller, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall . April 5. John Sawyer. of Tenderam, Kent, grazier, dealer and Chapman, at ter, at Guildhall, London. April 6. John Le ter, of Barbican, London,eoal merchant, dealer and ehapenan, at eleven, at Guildhall April q. Thomas Deaky and John H4lctt, of Little Queen-ftreet, Holborn, Mid/ticks, machmaker, deakra, ehapawn, and co. partners: at twelve. at Guildhall. London. . April co. William Wriu, of Manchefter, liquor merchant, dealer and chaptuan, at eleven, at die Bridgewater Arms Inn, Man- . - ellefier. _ April 6. Stephen Rkhinp and Sonierfet RieWry, now or late of Oxford, breeches makers, and glovers, and copanncrs, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April b. James WiOci and Charles Hobbs, of Whireehapel-road, Aliddldet. Millers and partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 9. WOOam Youogbund, of Cl:Jebel/Re, Mier, linen dra per, dealer and chapeau', at twelve at Guildhall, London. April dt John eitherwife Thomas Porter, of Deal, Kent, grocer, dealer and chapanan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April S. Thomas Hopwood, of Rochdale, Lanealhire, plumber and gluier, desk: and chal.man, at eleven, at .the Rafe and Crown lon, Leeds, Teacake. April 9. John Lees and Sarnui I Lees, of Halifaz,Yoriftsire, mer chants, dales, chapmen, and copartners, at are, at the Old - Cock I n n, ___ Halifax. Aril 9. William Mayor, of Prellon, Lanealhire, woollen draper, dealer and ehernan, at ten, at the Fleece. Prefton. Aril 3. Thaw Them and Henry Cameron, of Birmingham, Warwidtfbire, haors and partners, at de m, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. April 6. Wink= Fincharn. of Tottatbant Court road, Middle lea, eafsfeller, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Artil g. Chalwell Billing, of Eglothayle, Cornwall, watchmaker, at ele►en. at the King's Arms, Bodmln, Cornwall. 16. John Vale, of Birmingham, Warwieldhire, toymakee, akr and chaptnan, at twelve, at the Johufon's Head, Bk . instant. Nathaniel Long, row or late of °Trout tailor, drake ad ab Ipman, at eleven, at the Blue Boar Inn, Oxford. LONDON. MOM AY, APRIL T. MI R OF srocKs:rtos DAY AT ONE OVLOCK: Ceutalh to, inoosY* Igit -4 " ace. Iff—Omniula 3}}. PRICE OS SrocKs ON SATURDAY: _ _ Beak Stock Rut 3 pet Cent. Red. ant 3 per Cent. Conf. Oil Inper Cent Nny. 8 9 f dia Bonds 'i.eso. dif. Imp. 3 per Cent. Imperial Ann. oi Pscheq. Bills, par 2IL pram Ornninm. 3ft prem. Conf. for ace. 38i • A Freneh gunboat, mounting two guns, and hay. ing on board fifteen men, has been fent into Plymouth. She formed part of a detachment of eight fail, two of which were captured, and the reit driven on fhore near the Penmarks, by the SIRIUS of 36 guns, the ATALANTA of 18 guns, and the Gaowt.lll of 14 guns. The other gun-boat had not arrived when our letters were fent off from Plymouth. The Its Iv at, s a,of r 4 guns, has arrived at Plymouth with difpatches from Admiral Cerrott. k appears that the French fleet, conaning of twenty-two fail of the line are in Camaret Bay, and that admiral-COT. TON has in confequence requened a reinforcement. The HIBERNIA, of 120 guns, was to fail on the eyen ing of Saturday to join him. Admiral GARDNER hpifted his fin Plymowh on Saturday morning. The whole of the troops dellined for the Mediter ranean, under the command of Sir Jam es Cam°, were .embarked on Saturday, and the expedition has pro bably by this time proceeded on its voyage. Among the corps employed in this important fervice are the nth, 44th, 4flth, 58th, SIR, Regiments of Foot, and the aoth Light Dragoons. The ril Royal Vete ran Battalion is alfo embarked, but this corps is to be landed at Gibraltar, in order to reinforce that garrifon. The troops under orders for the EaII !Mies will alto fail in the courfe of a few days. The Misers be longing to the corps deftined for this fervice received orders on Saturday to join forthwith their refpellive regiments; and the molt prompt exertions will be made to repair the lam we have recently fultained in thole diftant polliffions. The Marquis Wstissxsir has not for fume time pall been on good terms with the Court of Diretftors, who, we underftand, have not received a tingle difpatch from his Lorsifhip for the Taft fix months. We are enabled to lay before oar Readers the very' lendable determination of Government refpeaingthe difpofal of the treafure detained in the Spaniils plate (hips, previous to the declaration of war. A few months back a meeting took place, of the Gentlemen interefted in the tong (landing claims of the mercantile interea of this country again(( the Spanifh Government, when it was refolved so make application to Mr. PITT for that redrefs, which in vain they had fought for from the Court of Madrid. The Miniaer gave all due attention to their cafe, and promifed every afliAance and relief which could fairly be extended to them—and he hat now fulfilled his promife. A few dais fence it was officially made known to the claimants, that all the treafure detained by the Engilfh Government in the Spanifh plate thins or otherwife, previous to the declaration of war, it to be fppropriated in the fira ;finance to the difcharge of the claims above Rated, with all poffible expedi tion; for which purpofe Commiffioners are appointed, one by the claimants and apother by Government. 7.— Some of the 'dollars are already fafely lodged in the Bank, the remainder ;re coming up from Plymouth, and were infured by the claimants on Saturday.— Some of the claims are yery large—one bout e at Exeter demands roo,oool. This morning we received French and Dutch Jour nals of a late date, from which we have given a few wrath. The Leyden tea Fite of the 22d ult. furnilltes the following liens in:lance of French tyranny and rapacity. HANDL/AC*4 MARCH lg.—Marital BIRMApOTTR, who returned from Paris to the French arroj in Fa.- nova, op the 18th February, And towards the end of that month the following decree: " Head-Qilarters General, Feb. 27, del. "The difficulty of paying the French army readers it neceff.try to have recourfe to the folloWing meafure. It is the only one by means of which we can allow. the Hanoverian Adminiaration to exift on its pre fent footing, anti' to pay the falaries of the Civil Officers, and Members of the Courts of Jultice.—. —All the farmers of domainal property (Jaw: demi name), and their dependencies, (hall be bound to pay in advance to'the Treafury of the Chamber of Fi nances the half of what they owe, annually, at three equal periods, viz. March 3 rft, April soth, and May s tit, counting the laft fix months of the year 1806, and the firft fix of 1807. " The farmers (hall confequently be confidered as the creditors of the tteafury, and in confideration of their advances, they (hall receive a bonus of four per cent. to commence the z I it of May. " Every farmer who does not pay at the time pre fcribed, (hall lore his farm fifteen days after, and in r that cafe Mall be rerponfible for the fums not carried to the treafury. (Signed) " SIANADOTTI." MADRID, Faa. 20.—Our land army is going to be conficlirably augmented. In all parts officers are em ployed in recruiting to place the regiments of Infan- . try on the war footing, and our Government never Dewed more adtivity - to carry on the war it gaud( England with all !table ♦igonr. The fix regi- 1 meats of Swifs infantry in the pay of Spain will form according to their new organifation, an effec tive body oft tiooo men. The fine regiment of the Walloon guards will be increafed one hundred men per battalion in the fame manner as thole of the Spanilh Guards. The formation of feveral battalions of grenadiers has alfo been ordered. Thefe meafures produce no relaxation in thofe in regard to the mark time armaments. A letter from Rottardam, of the 27th ult. Rates. that the people of that country teem in general pleat ed with the new conftiunion, as it aLmilates fo much with their old oar. The belt informed politicians think that at the period of a general peace the Stadt holderian Government will be re•etabli(hed through the intereft and influence of the Cabinet of Berlin.— Mr. ScHtststattstisiNit will remain at the head of the Government until that time, and then it is ei pelted that the eldea fon of the Hereditary Prince of ORANGE, at prefect a boy of twelve years, will be elated Stadtholder, to the exclution of his father and grandfather. Mr. Selma atatrasmtmcx will alt as guardian to the young Stadtholder during his mino rity. Such, according to our Correfeondent, is the prevailing (peculation in the belt informed poLtical circles. The plan is. no doubt, well calculated to continue Holland in its degradation, weaknefs, and dependance upon prance, while it affeai to reflore the old order of things, and confults the willies of Pruffia. A letter from the Hague, of the 26th ult. lays— " rren,:h fa(hions and morals have found, of late, in Holland, and particularly in this place, many fol lowers ;—gallantry is quite a•la•mode, to the great Randal of the old, grave, and honefl Dutchmen.— In general, the French, in Holland, are much de (piled (the French. Mini(lers and a few General Offi cers excepted). No Frenchman has any admit:Son in the firft focieties ; neither will the middle or lower chiles affociate with them, if they can avoid it. Se. veral young ladies, fome of them of the &II refpec tability, blinded by a handfome perfon, and French elegant manners, with much flattery, have eloped from their parents, and given their hands to thefe adventurers. It has happened more than once, that a former wife has arrived shortly after the mar riage, from France, to claim the faithful fpoufe of our young countrywoman. 4 new French Theatre, very light and elegant, has been lately built here, upon the (cite where for merly flood the Palace of the late Prince of NASSAU Wan' vac tt,brother inlaw to the Prince of ()RAMOS." Sir Twos. Faison and Mr. SCULLY, the Catholic Deputies, have left town for Dublin, for which city the Earl of FINGAL * and other Deputies, are expea cd to fet out this day. The Earls of Salm:suer and Kannaea, and Lord Taisicasrom, have accepted the charge of their sniffion until the queftion is brought into Parliamentary difeuffion ; by which time, the regular deputies will return to London. Saturday we received the New York papers to the 24th February, by the Leicefier packet, which on Wednefclay arrived at Falmouth.—The evidence on the part of the impeachment of the American Judge Chafe, doled on the 55th February, and on Friday fix witneffes were examined on his behalf. The charges appear to have been fully fubliantixted by the i tefiimony of a Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Reid, and Come others.—Conflderable damage was done at Provi dence, Rhode Mand, on the rsth February, in con fequence of the tide riling a foot higher than was ever before known there. Several (tore) on the wharfs, filled with lime, were let one fire.—With a view to the fuppreffion of the Slave Trade in Ameri ca, Congrefs is about to impofe a tax of ten dollars on every flave imported into the United States.—A duel was fought at Baltimore on the oth ult. between Captain L. and Mr. C. The former received a ball in his flomach, which it is fuppofed will occation his death.—A motion has been introduced into the Ame rican Senate to interdia all intercoutrfe from that Continent with St. Domingo.—The Government at Honduras has prohibited the exportation of maho gany. exceeding 17 inches in diameter, except in Spa nifh vellels.-1 he Legiflature of New York is about to fell the unappropriated lands of that State, for the purpofe of eftabldhing, by the produce, public fchools.—Counfellor EMMETT, one of the foiAlant Irifh Direaors, has been admitted at the American I bar, and is now praaifing at New York.—On the s3th of February, the returns of the votes of the dif ' fereht States for Prefident and Vice Prefident were opened ) in the prefence of both Houfes of Conga's, in the Senate Chamber, at twelve o'clock, when it appeared. there we're for Mr. JaFFlesow, as Prefident, tbs ; for Groton Ct.:lma, as Vice Prefident, 167; for Mr. C. Pi/mealy, as Prefident, 14 ; and Mr. Rufus KING, as Vice Prefident, 14. The two for mer were oLcourfe declared duly eleaed. By the New York mail which arrived On Saturday a letter has been received by the owners of the Ur• TON CASTLE, Captain Pavia, ftating, that fhip to have been taken and carried into the Mauritius by one of Limois' fquadron. The letter ii written by Capt. Pavia from the place of his captivity, who makes no mention whatever of the Prince of Wales Ealt India map, fo long miffing, and refpeeting which fo much feriousapprehenfion has been entertained. The following is an extra& of a letter, dated Co lombo, Augull 2, 1804 ; " Nothing of importance has occurred here fince the maffacre at Candy. Several (mall detachments have been out and returned after annoying the enemy wherever they met them, an 4 ludic taken a little provifion, fuch as rice and cattle ; btlt a general attack is intended from all quarters:. General Wlstyss is at prefect on his tour to make the neceffary arrangements. We are not very fan- Isuine in our expillations of the refult. We rather apprehend the lots of many valuable lives by the jun gle fever, than any material injury to the enemy ; they have little to ink, Co little can be gained." PRICES OF CORN. An univerfal reduftion in the price of wheat hac taken place in the provincial m.tikets of the week ; at Stamford, and fome other places, it It, amounted to 7s. per quarter. IRON TUE LONDON CAZIETTE, SATURDA V, MARCH TO. Average Price of Coro in England and Wales, from the returns ending the 23d of March, tBO3. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peak. a. d. s. J. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. 93 3 6 t 8 47 6 2 7 9 47 6 St 9 Th. average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns m.dc in the week ending March 27. is 32s.yld per hundred weight. - - - COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES Or (DRAIN AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS. BASINGSTOKE.--Whza 80. od to soh Od per Qprter. Barley 46s od to 49s od I Beans 48s od ta7 - 54s rd Oats %Zs od to aos cd Peale ozs od to ocs MAIDEN if 1/11).—.NVI1tat 75$ od to rtos od per Q .E . Barey 46s od to 49s od I Beans 501 od to 56s od Oats atis od to 34s od Peale 51. od to 5 6 s oil NIEWMURY ••••Whellt 60S od to itis rd per _Barley • 441 od to 48s od Beans sos od to 54s 0,1 vats 241 od to alls od Peale 54s od to j 73 od /lent tr.—Wheat t6s od to taas al per Qr. Barley 434 od to 411 s 6d I Beans 41s od to SOS od Oats a3s od to 30s od Pcale 49$ od to 54s od RICAD , ING.--Wheat 70d Od to 120$ od per Qr. Barley 42s od to 484 od I Beans 42$ od to 46s cd Oats 14s od to 291 od Peale oos od to Sts od Saturday morning his Mai EITY took the diverfion of Rag-hunting : the deer was turned out at Stoke, and was taken after a chace of three hours, Yellerday morning the Royal Family went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a fermon by Dr. Cook F, from the 22d chapter of St. Matthew, and 4oth verfe. After fervice they took an airing to Frogmore. This morning Lord Mitvista returned to town from his feat at Wimbledon. On Saturday Lord Ks rru took leave of the Admi ralty Board, and yefterday his Lordthie left town to refume his command in the Downs. Lail niht, at a very lat e h our , a Mellinger was lent off f rom the Admiralty, to Portfmouth, with difpatches of great importance. Saturday night difpatches were fent off from the Admiralty to Lord GARDNER at Plymouth, for his Lordfhip to proceed immediately to his Ration off Bret. The following Notice, dated 7th February, ifios . , is affixed in the Dikount Office. at the Bank : " The Court of Direiflors of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England hereby give notice, that after the atth April next, the Bank will not di:count any BiUs of Exchange or Promif- Cory Notes, dated after that 4ay, which are not accepted payable at the flank of England, or at the Bankers in London." The late Neapolitan Ambafficlor, the Marquis Cr ot cetto, and his fuite, having embarked on beard the fame veffel which carries the Staff of General Caere, the Marquis applied to Government for a Iliip to take him home, in confequence of which the prefent con veyance was allotted to him, . On Friday the Right Hon. Lord Jouu Tuvritre was unanimoufly reßored to his fituation as one of the Reprefentacives of the City of Bath, which he had vacated by inadvertently neglecting fume of the cuf tomary forms or the Houle of Commons. Sir Eras Coors on Friday waited upon the Duke of Yoic, and refined his military command in Ire land, conceiving it incompatible with his Parliamen tary duty. Colonel COCKRANZ Jolla:Tort, whofe long trial finithed at Chetlea on the 25th, has, we underhand, been honourably acquitted. Saturday fennight, Lord Mora aw's regiment em barked on board the tranfports at Paige, near Wa terford. The Third Battalion of the line of the King's German Legion will remove from Horfham Barracks on Midday the 4th init. to Battle, in Suffer. On Wednefday the 3d intl. the Royal York Mary la-bonne Volunteers .are to be reviewed by Major General the Earl of Banat:ay, at ten o'clock in Hyde Park. We underhand this refpeBable Regiment is perfeß in the new Manual and Platoon Exercife, and every appointment in the higheß Rate ; a very Rrong mufier is expeded. On the extraordinary improve. ment in their new Military Agnd we cannot forbear congratulating their Colonel, Lord Vircount CANNON, and the Members of the Corps. Great praife is due to Capt. WARR: a for his great exertinns in fuperintending them in this zitoft neccflary part of their duty. The Black who beats the great drum is one of the firma men we ever caw ; when in his full drefs he hands upwards of eight feet : in (port, the tout allitnole of this corps merits our higheß admira tion. KING'S CHAPLAINS.—An order has recently been iffuecrfor the diffolution of the Chaplains table in St. James's Palace It is underflood that the Chaplain in waiting Paid his fall Grice yetterday over th;s pofpi table, but expiring Board I Hyde Park bad yellerday to boat} of a vat} affem- Wage of beauty, rank, and fathion, crowded to an overflow, until five o'clock. To give names would be an endlefs talk. Among the molt fplendid equi pages we noticed, ' The Earl of Albemarle's, Earl of Darnley's, Countefs of Porn frees. Coquet& Cbolmondeley's, and Lady Mulgrave's. All the Nobility wbo appeared were in Court mourning. The High Sheriff of the county of Cork bas wait ed on Mr. Tours JoNes to inform him, that he is to' longer in charge of the General of the Diarilt, but that his name will appear in the Calendar at the nett Affixes; of courfe, Mr. Jonas is about to be libe rated. The men are obliged to work at Windfor Calle from five o'clock in the morning till eight at night, and a great many of them all night. in confequence of the preparations making for the Istrianation. Private letters from Holland, of the 26th ult. (late, that feveral vefiels, arrived at Andierdam from Emb den, had been feized by the French Officers. though furaitbed with the regular certificates, upon pretence that they had been tieighted in Englilh ports ; and it was not without much difficulty that the Ihip-owners obtained an order to have the yetrels reamed to them ; the cargoes were confifcated. Satirdayfe'nnight a match was decided on the met ground at Caverton Edge, betwixt two mares, thr property of Meths. Hursos and YuLa, both of Ed fo. They galloped two miles, one hear, and after a repite of so minutes trotted the fame ground. Both heats were won by Mr. Hursom. The finenefs of the day awaited a number of Gentlemen to the ground. au4 the races afforded confidetable entertainment