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c n. •NOTHER LETTkR, SAME OATS. G- A Is her ith ,g. lift Mall be taken care of by Denmark—Refuted. 3. The Englifh (hips (hall be repaired by Denmark --Refilled. 4. A ceflation of hofliliiies (hall be concluded for four months—Granted, for four teen weeks, provided the Danilll officers and men be fet at liberty. S. A free commercial intcrcourfe in the Danifh ports, during the armiftice—Refufed. 6. Denmark (hall not take a (hare in the wars of Ruffia—Granted, as far as the armed-neutrality l i Than permit it. 7. Denmark (hall not fit out any fhips during tire time of the armi fli c e—Gran ted,w th the exception of the ufual guard-flips and frigates. 8. The Englifh (hips Rationed here may fail either to the North or to the South—Granted. 9. Nor way mall be included in the armillice—Refufed. Inflead of the laft article, it was demanded on the part of Denmark, and agreed to by the Englifh, that, during the arrniftice, Norway might be fur nifbed with provifions from our ports. The day before yefterday 14 (hips from the Englifh fleet failed for the Sound, and z 8 for the Baltic. Among the latter is the LONDON, flag (hip, and all the (hips that had no !hare in the en gagement of the 2d of April. The Swedifh fleet, confining of 7 flips of the line and 3 frigates, is Paid to have failed from Carlfcrona, and to be etuizing below Falfterbo, off the coaft of Sweden. —The Danifh officers and Tailors, made prifoners on the ad of April, have now all returned. They were treated by the Englifh with that efleem, which, by their great bravery on the memorable ad of April, they were fo much entitled to. We are now pofitively informed that the Englifh loft, on that day, a flag-captain, four commanders of (hips, and 22 other officers.—Several !hips, laden with corn, have already failed for Norway, fur niffied with pafrports from Admiral PARR ER. A lugger with difpatches to the EngJillt fleet , arrived from London on the 4th, after which Ad miral P failed for the Baltic, with z 6 (hip:• Three (hips of the line and fame fmaller (hips ftill continue !fn our road ; with them is Admiral Nat. SON. It is reported here that an aelion has already taken place between the Englifh and Swedifh fleets, but this requires confirmation. Admiral NeLsow it is faid will loon return to England by the way of Hamburgh. STOCKHOLM, APRIL 7.—A courier from Our Ambafrador at St. Peterfburgh, who paiTed the Sea of Aland with great difficulty, arrived here on the 4th inßant, with the unexpeacd intelligence of the death of his Imperial Majefly of Ruffia, PAUL I. This courier was forwarded immediately to Scandinavia, to the King. We aWo exped here the young Ruffian General, Count Vow DIN Paw us, through whom the new Emperor intends formally to notify to our Court the above event. The death of PAUL I. has canted much fenfation here, but it is pofitively faid, that the new Ruffian Sovereign, immediately after his acceffion to the throne, fent for our Ambaffidor, Baron STID MCK, and folemnly declared to him, that a good underflanding, and all the particular treaties con cluded with Sweden, as well as his engagements relating to the Northern Convention of Neutrality, would remain in full force.—Befides the Ruffian fleet of 13 (hips of the line, which has already failed from Revel, there is another at Cronftadt, and a third at Swenfkund, ready for failing. The latter confißs of frigates, and of 'fads adapted for the Sheers.—M. vow TAILRACE, the Pruflian Ambalfador here, has informed our Government of the intended occupation of the Electorate of Hanover by Pruffian troops. ST. PETIRSBURGH, MARCH 26.—T0 the con tents of the annexed happy news, (alluding to a formation of the edit of ALSTANDIIt the FIRST,) 1 can only add, that three days experience have ally corroborated its contents, and we already in enjoy in the fulleß extent the happy days of amnion—The embargo is taken off—the fai ts are ordered back—the Britifil warehoufes are ed—the &kith officers in Ho/cow are pro. 4ted and ordered back ; and every thing wears new face. The Liquidation Committee of courfe :s on to arrange the toilono occafioned by the • meafures. Diann 31.—0 n the t3th intl. (0. S.) his Ist MAJESTY iffued the following General or. "s: " Count PLA TTER , formerly in, the Pohl!' ,:ce, is appointed Cornet in the regiment of t-gua:ds. Lieutenant-General Tatunts is ap t:d Infpeetor of Infantry. His borzoi**. 14 t:svr hopes, that all Commanders will tam nr to maintain order in the fervice, and to pre -at any irregularities in it." 11.-creel have becncommunicated to the Senate, with his MAJESTY'S own hand, ordering the Counfellor, Baron WASSIOEW, to refutne all former official employmenu, and the Privy onfellor Diesuam ix, to remain in the Senate, a member of that body.; the Chief Mader of P 0... ... Major-Cenral ERTEL, is difmitTcd, and re. Ly the Counfellor of State, Balcony, as ;e1 Mailer of Poiice. Count Vonovit Pawn's. .zeral of Cavalry, prayed that his Majelly might - raft with his fel vices as Direaor of the De-, Vartment of Polls, on account of the inultiplicity of his other official duties, which his Majefly agreed to, ordering him to retain all his other charges and official employments. Dssirzic, APRIL o.—A Ruffian courier pal Ted through this city to-day for London. The Englifh merchants in Ruffia are now permitted to recom mence their trade. The exportation of wheat and rye from Ruflia is again permitted, and feveral Chips have already been freighted to fetch corn from thence. VIENNA, APRIL B.—Yefterday morning at (even o'clock his IMPERIAL MAJESTY fct out for Bud. weis, in Bohemia, in order to difband the Bohe mian Legion; the Archduke CHARLES and the Duke of SAXE TESCHEN having fet out for the fame place two hours before. His MAJF srr will return to this Capital oa the szth, and proceed to Vienna Newtown, on the lath, in order to dif. band the Hungarian infiltration. It is again Paid, that Count CORENZFL is to re main at Paris, as Ambalfaclor from our Court. The commercial intercourfe with France is again in a fair train, and many Bills of Exch.ange from Paris and other French commercial places arc fecn here already.---The Swits regiments Rill continua in the pay of Great Britain, and have confented to embark at TrieD, for their further deflination. The report that Lord MINT° will ihOrlly return to London, and that he is to bc replaced here by Mr. Viricaxam, wants confirmation. Rovered( and Kuf Rein are again garrifoncd by Imperta! troops. PROM THE PARIS JOURNAL. 4. MAJOR•GENERAL HENRY PICOT, COMMANDER 01 THE TROOPS AND REPRESENTATIVE OF HIS ELI TANNIC MAJESTY, AT MALTA AND GOZA, TO ALL THE INHABITANTS OS THESE ISLES. Malta, FLbrttary IS. In addreffing you for the firfl time, I feel a real pleafure in informing you, that the KING in taking the Maltefc nation under his ploteetion, has au• thorifcd me, as his Reprefentative, to a:fore you that every means poffible will be employed to le cure your happinefs and profperity. When I found myfelf among you, I had an opportunity of being convinced of your good difpofition, of your fub miffion to the laws, and of your gratitude to the Dtvnra Paoviutacr. It was under his proteftion that your courageous efforts, affixed by the fleets and armies of the Kirin, were able to effeEt the expulfion of your enemies, on which the re-efta blifhment of peace and liberty depended, and my conftant care fhall be to enfure to you a continua tion of that felicity. You know that fuch a bene fit can be realifed only by a juft and aria applica tion of the laws on the part of a good Govern ment, by a conftant fubmilfion to them on the part of the people, and by full confidence in their pro tation. You may exped, therefore, from the Su preme authority, refpeft for your religion, and its Minifters ; as it has reafon to expeft on your fide, fidelity in all your anions ; and it is from this re ciprocal union, that your complete happinefs mull arife. The naval fervice which calls away the chief whom you are about to lofe, and in which he has always diftinguifhed himfclf, does not permit him to remain longer among you. The indefatigable attention he has employed to watch over your in terefts, entitles him to your gratitude; but he af fured that his departure will occafion no interrup tion in the curdle of the laws, or of the civil ad. miniftration. The eftablifhed Courts of Juftice fhall continue vigilant to proteet the Mnitefe Na tion, and to fecure to it the full exercife of its reli gion, and the fafety of its property and religion. Done at the palace Della Vatta, Fcb. 80z. TO THE DEAR. MALLESE. I The refpeitable orders of my Sovereign, and the wife difpofitions of my Court, oblige me to ferve at a diftance from Malta, this well beloved ifland. Before I depart from this happy country, and fe parate myfelf from you, whom I have always be held with the eyes of paternal tendernefs, I will not, nor cannot refute to esprefs to you, the jult admiration with which you have infpired me in feting you, for two years and more, :tot only refift the enemy with the molt intrepid courage, but confine and harafs them with vigour in their en trenchments. It is with no lcfs veneration that I have obferved in you that fpirit, fuperior to all the fatal confcquences of the war ; and I !hall sever forget with what conftancy you generoully endured the want of provifions—the difficulty of obtaining fupplies and the inclemency of the feafons, in a word, that heroic conduit, which I have conftantly admired in you ; the remembrance of which will always be imprinted on my memory—which will always excite my jolt applaufe, and which merits that of the moll civilised nations. I confider it as my duty to teftify to you my peculiar gratitude for the tender attachment you have (hewn towards me, an attachment in every thing fimilar to that which I entertain, and (hall always entertain for you—an attachment, the ful• caufe of the pairs I feel to feparate from you. But if any confolation can moderate this pain, it is the conviition that I leave you under the govern- Intent of a worthy General, who padres all the neeatry qualities for obtaining your love i of a General who during the liege, having had the ho nour of having You force time under his command, as well as the other troops, has had an opportunity of knowing your valour, your fidelity and your obedience, and whom you now know well enough to be able to hope, and to promife to yourfelves the enjoyment under his authority of that tran quillity, and that happinefs which you defire• Receive then the affurance that I (hall never ceafe to love you until I ceafe to live. Live then happy, my dear Mature, and always remember your affec tionate Father and Friend. (Signed) ALEXANDER JOHN BALL. BERLIN, APRIL 7.—Baron de KRUDNER, the Ruffian Mini lter to our Court, has been confirmed in his office by the new EMPEROR. APRIL to.—TheKrup hatreccived a letter from the Emperor ALszaanast, in which his Imperial Majefty teftifies his intention to maintain the Nor thern alliance againft the pretenfions of England. At the fame time the new EMPEROR muffs, that the German Princes fhall be fully indemnified, and he recommends feveral of them in particular to his MAJESTY, alTuring him that he will fccond him with all his power. STUTCARD, APRIL 15.—0 n the 9th the Mar. grave of Baden received difpatches from Berlin from the Ruffian Minilley, containing an official account of the acceflion of the Grand Duke ALEX ANDER to the throne of Ruflia ; his confort ELI % ABETH ALEXIEWMA (fotmcrly MARY LOUISA AI:COSTA) of Baden is, as is well known, the daughter of the Hereditary Prince of Baden, and filter of the QEcen of Sweden, and the Eleetrefs of Bavaria. This event cannot fail to have an ad. vantageous influence in favour of the Court of Ba den in regard to the partition of the fecularifations. APRIL zo. Letters from Berlin alien, that the new Emperor of Ruflia has renounced all claim to the bland of Malta. A Council of Cabinet Mini Rers was yellerday held at Lord HAW E SHUR Y'S Office, in Douning ilreet. One hundred and eighty-three days pay to the Officers of his MAJFSTYPS land forces, have been Wiled from the Office in Whitehall, from the z4th of June, to the 23th of December, I Soo. And alfo fix month's allowance to the late 3d and 4th troop of Horfe Guard-, for the fame term. Lord Wycoma a is arrived in town from France. His Lordthip landed at Dover from Calais on Sun day lafi. Mr. Pt Lae's, the new Secretary of State for the Home Department, will retain both the prefent Under Secretaries, Mr. Kixc and Mr. FINCH HATTON. There are to be two Secretaries for Ireland, Mr. /tailor and Mr. Lacos, one of whom will refide in Ireland, and the other in England. Orders were received on the 19th, at Plymouth, to take out all able-bodied feamen from the gun boats, and from the CAMBRIDGE flag-(hip, to be fent to the North Sea fleet. The Knight Marfhal Volunteers, commanded by Sir JAI4ES BLAND BVAGES, had a field-exercife pefterday ; and afterwards partook of an elegant drjeuse, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. The pofition which by the French accounts Sir R. ABERCROMBIE affumed, after his landing, was precifely that which it was previou fl y decided he should take ; and it is of all others the molt fa vourable. It was by ellabliffiing himfelf in this fpot, and placing a corps of obfervation at the Wells of Gytas, - between Alexandria and Deman hour, that BONAPARTE prevented the juneion of the Turks and Mamelucks, and defeated them, in confequence of their divifion. Previous to the debarkation of our troops at Aboukir, Turkith and Britilh agents had been fent among t he Beherean Arabs, bordering on Alex andria, and had formed arrangements for abun dant fupplies of horfes, buffaloes, and provifions. Du E L.—Colonel Wu ir Ira tc went lately to Drury lane Theatre with a party of Ladies. In the front row of the box in which they were, there fat a Gentleman with his hat on. The Colonel requell ed him, as a matter of accommodation to the La dies, to pull it off; which, however, he refufed to do, at the fame time making ufe of expreffions which the Colonel felt hirnfelf called upon to no- Lice. High words enfued, cards were exchanged, and the parties met next morning in Hyde Park, when the Colonel received a wound in the breaft ; which, however, has been pronounced to be not de dangerous nature. Mrs. bunions had a very numerous and elegant audience, at her benefit, laft night. At Covent-Garden there was alto a very full houfe to the fourth reprefentation of the Opera of the Blind Girl. The Duchefs of Buccxsuots, the Counteffies of CANDIN and KISIN•RI, Ladies SYKES, POPHAM, and R too is MI xxsa, gave Raw: laft night at their refreive houfes. The Countefs of CARMASIPTOII gives a Rost on ThurfJay, and the Duchcfs of CHMIDOS a Ball on Friday next. Hist ro Coacuwas.-0 At Warwick Quarter Se (ions, !aft week, a man named Twit was fen fenced to be imprifoned three months, and publicly whipped for ill-treating a hone." Yctlerday morning, about ten o'clock, as one of the Greenwich coaches was driving down War wick-ftreet, Golden-fquare, the driver, on his ova,. lathing one of the horfes, forced the • animal to fpring indignantly from one of his traces, by which be made fo violent a jump, as to entangle himfelf upon the railing. The poor animal was with the greaten difficulty got off, but fo mangled as not to be able to nand. lie was taken to the fanices in Swallow•ftrect. N IUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. For the Nautical fce the firit Pale. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND E. N. E. ARRIVED Ogg L Irlarnburgh, April 27, t o Dublin, a 1 Donnaghadce, April t 4, co YARMOUTH, APRIL 27. This morning arrived from Cuxhaven, the PRINCE OF WALES packet, Capt. SUTTON. with the Mails of the 7th init. Lord CHARLES BENTINCIL and Suite, Sir ROBERT BARCLAY and Servants, four Meffengers, charged with difpatches, and fevers] other Paffengers : the Danes were Rill in the poi: feff on of Wunburgli, but every thing remained quiet, and the communication continued as ufual: fome of the Paffengers Rate, that the Danes were to quit Hamburgh on the 24th inflant : the Prue fians with 10,000 men had taken polliffion of Hanover : the packet did not leave Cuxhaven until the 23d inflant, owing to the wind blowing frefh from the N. W.—The EXPRESS, Captain DELI, is hourly expelled to arrive.—Mars. HUNTER and MORAND, MeirEDgeFS, arrived here this morning to embark for the Continent, but the wind blowing from the Eall, has prevented their failing.—Yeller. day evening arrived l'EsruccE brig from a cruife, with the two following prizes, viz. the Jonge Johannes, PURLEFLEFT mailer, from Rotterdam, laden with flax, and d'Hoop, a Ming fmack. FALMOUTH, APRIL as. Arrived this morning the Sri mar, !loop of war, of t 6 guns, from a cruize the has detained and brought in with her a large Pruflian !hip, called the Prins Kendrick Von Pruffia, Captain Kea es SIPE F, from Dordt, bound to Oleron, in ballall ; alio this afternoon the CHILDERS, (loop of war, of 18 guns, from the Channel Fleet, off Brea, which the left laft evening, all well, and cont . :fling of 19 fail of the line.—Yetierday paned by the outward•bound Newfoundland fleet, about 3o fail.—Arrived the brig William, Capt. CRLIT. C ELL, from Plymouth, for Newfoundland, hav ing milled convoy ; alfo the Pomona, Captain SW! FRRY, from Liverpool.—Sailed this evening the LADY ARABELLA Packet, Captain PORTED', with the Mail of the 21 a intl. for Lilbon. Wind E. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL s 7. Some Hemp nn board the Nancy, in the Dock. yard, caught tire, and it was found necelTary to fcuttle the vefrel ; fhe was partly loaded with gro. cer ies, which arc entirely fpoiled. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVESEND, Aram 26.—Paffed by the Orion, CUNNINONAM, from New York; Torbay, PEI. KINS, from Dieppe ; Two Brothers, —; Caro. ling, SINGLE; Marina, MoititoN ; and Concord, BuNcE, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Betfey, HUNT, for Cork. GRAVESEND, A►RIL 27.-4'affed by the Pea cock,CßOFT, from Mellina : St. Anthony, Bolin a, &dm Rotterdam : and Hope, BARER, from Calais. —Sailed the William, Towms, for Rochfort ; and Mary, Lac LEV s, for Guernfey. RoraL dICADEMT. 7. Sando at Barataria.—j. DOWNIE/IS, A.—The local colouring of the fecondary objeas in this pic. ture is fufficicntly corral; but not much fancy is difplayed in the defign.—The figures introduced are moreover not all Spanifh. ay. Don tuixote recommends/1g Rev:tier to de cart of the Governor, &c.—Same Artift.—The error al luded to in the preceding pidure appears more glaring in this. In the back ground a groupe of modern Englilh peafants are introduced ; Rofi nante is alfo rcprefented as a beaft deferving of fome of the praifc bellowed upon him by his chivalrous mailer, and thus the wit of the author is 1011. 145. The Fatal .Sylerr.—J. STOTHAID, R. A. A fantailical flourith of outlines, conveying little allegorical meaning. The colouring alto is ex tremely bad, and the drawing hardly correct in any of its parts. 177. Harkof Cagh.—P. J. Da Lournaaaottact, R. A.—A view in North Wales ' • like aU Mr. L's pictures, wonderfully pencilled, but the tints are I too glaring, and the general effed of the landfcape is that of Nature after having furvived fome dread ful concuflion : there is, however, a boldnefs of outline and firmnefs of touch in every part of the defign, which cannot be itudied with too much attention by young artifts. 197. Ha a r.—T. Lawa IX CR. R. A.—This pie. ture occupies the principal fituation in the great room, the fubjed of which is a fingle figure repro. renting Mr. Kemble in the charafter of the melan choly Prince of Denmark in the Grave fcene, when meditating on the &ull of Yorick. The likenefs of the thin- is admirable, and the effed produced by an artificial management of the light thrown upon the face is very pleafing ; bat we are at a lots to conceive from what luminary it is fuppofed to proceed.—There is alfo an abfardity in placing the allor Rat in this fccne, as the obfervations made by Hamlet arc all particularly addrelfed to Horatio. As a portrait, however, this figure mull be confidered as a very faithful delineation, and a well coloured piZtore. 104. The MilL,rial CORIPOULD.—This produdion Joe: great credit to this talents of Mr. Corbould. The painter has followed the poetical terfion of the paffage in With given by Cowper, and bmusht together a molt pleafing affcmblage of happy images, which he has delineated with ex. creme delicacy.—As a landfcape alio, this piftnre is deferring of much praife.—(Ts ccadisi.d.)